SSB
S
'i
"EVE
tTrrt mftUMUn lin?ATf
IfTOliw iuuii fTLnn
IffBR MORNING RALLY
NING LKTIOTIR-PTTT
llamoi'8
of Further Cabinet
If Changes Caused Fresh Sell-
fogjlovemenu
NwYorkSteck Sales
-While the stock
reaction at the
''xE YOhK. June 0.
lli.i had a sharp
IE L thin mornlnff, which, was the dl
P " suu of the resignation of Sccre
IP .. . riAi recovered after the
Urf Br . mnrket turned
Kbforft-midday, with Bethlehem
fei the leader, leaping 12 points from
P. ., oW to a new high record of
5 Although the decision oi air. uryam
Wrrtutn hi. portfolio of State was re
iititl a Increasing the tension In the
f! rtiational situation, and In somo
.m Hie belief wftB expressed that It
K.i.id to a severance of dlplotrmtlo
K his action met with general
JJr' ,,,, was not lost sight of that
.?h?r.n's resignation forecasts a very
VotSto Germany; but then. too. If
tinted out, it will go a long way
I" tf Impressing Germany that the
SgrfsUM will not back down In her
ltU a. and will undoubtedly Insist on
''"i'la made on the Kaiser's Gov-
,,M ..i in the first note. Somo people
im"1A .. ml nerft move, but this was
?..tv irar - , li i
Allls-Chalm tr ftJii ?2'. ?iM ?H
Allls-Clialm M ; .2' '?.. 17 !?M
Aiunmtlcd copper. 7Vi ? fill
Am Agt Chemical. . ... 5 S" &'
Am Agt Chemical pf... os nn L
AmAirtAsim.!".'.' .I.'" .VJi
:: "iiii Ha
Am Can..
W
10U
100
lir.
07
107
46)5
31U
30,
ill
140
39f
100
62M
no
07
107
mi
23
2tS
.?.- mnr conservative quarters,
W)Utea m expressed that the
i 1.1.4 could yet be amicably settled,
million dispatches had It that the
Xt It would be published In the
".5?- .n.r. In thla country on Frl-
IrJS and pending this the Inclination was
I'f.ih most part, to adopt a waiting
IK, or tMit cont,nuo n,one tho ,lnCB
fn'boostlng Dethlchem to 11 new high
IL.V? talk was that In tho event of
JEri.,.iintlon by tho United States in
.M European war, it
WW PS".
this did occur,
i
...,a .well earnings of that com-
JiHinT even more, as It would undoubtedly
imZ 1 largo c "f 'e orders to be
illttren out by this country In such a case.
i
v'
'41
in, lamo.argument was used tp advance
&er "war stocks" which showed tho
"mtteat los on the reaction. General
UctoTS for instance, nuu uvu iiumu
.tipped off Its price, which was re
tMred Steel common lost 1 on tho
rrt few ales( but regained part of thla.
ronn,nr.9f many kinds kept tho market
'la highly nervous state during the nft-
I'finoon esion ana caused onotnor 10-
littWa wmen Emricu " .. mu
(noon hour, come stocks, notably Steel
common and Reading, hitting new low
.lst'li (or tho day. The former at one
time 'as over 2 points down, as was
foaling. The principal unsettling reports
ttn that further Cabinet changes wero
wading through resignations. Althougn
Sue reports were officially denied at trie
. White House they worried tho Street uon-'I'd'-rably.
It was principally on these
reports that further selling was Induced.
He market closed weak.
AmCanpf '.'.'.mil
Am rut . t j. iwi
AmCarAFdypf..... Ho
Am Coal Troducts on
Am Coat Prod pf inr
Am Cotton Oil 47
Am Hide & L pf ." -a
Am Ice Smiriii.t " sT
Amt.dj.r-v:v:5ft, $r
Amilal".:8 T M M
AmSmelt&nefpfB..:82 Tr
Am Sugar Heflnerles.... loow innu lri
Am Steel Foundries 3.W 33 if
AmTel&Tel ,20,? 122U iot
AmTobabco Jay'1 i ms
Ana.ffn'la Copper ; 3ttf 34)
AtchlsOnT&SF lnrn; ffi 00,,
"-m in An.-Dniouve 63' tnui Rin
Baltimore & Ohio! .'...raw Wf
Baltimore & Ohio pf.... 00J GB;
Bethlehem Steelpf:::::'1 i?2
Brooklyn Rapid Tran SOU wis
Brown Shoe prcf 71 7.1
Butte & Superior 77.U 77
California PetrolBiim... iei m,
JassraK.a' M. m
Central Leather Co.. '.::' l0$ '2K
Cent n n nf v t t ' t0.'.', V.V. 0J
Chesapeake & Ohio to
Chlno Copper .jotj
Chicago Oreat West.... h'jj
Chicago Oreat West pf . ;))!
Chicago Mil A st p.... nnii
ChUS: n1,1 X" ?.' P Pf- -1"" " 125 125
S -Pn1. '::; .)8' 10W .18H 18!
w.UUV 1 CI in, vu pi .... JU
Colorado Fuel & Iron... 30f
lor.
72H
G9J
15fl'
B0
71U
62
93H
46K
149
3U!f
100
622f
110
117
107
4.0H
31
20H
29
40J4
5
741i
791J
100
33
122
226
34Vj
09J
100)1
62
10.5
73!
09!4
102S
NewYork Bond Sales
LADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9,
59
100
h
lot
112
ioo
ffl
1VU
l'4
.69
102i
t2
81
lOi)
!W
llfl' 117
87H K7U
72 72
73tf 74
UH 14M
S1H
40
4GH
lUi
29
U1H
81)4
39)4
45)i
11
29
IX)
8Di
40
45i
Ui(
20
00)
0O0 Amer Agr 5s 50
IK-'Amer Cot Oil 4'4 ..1C0V
7000 Amer cot Oil for ottj
Jli Amer Hide & L W....11W
WOO Amer lee dt 4s aiu
SOW Amer Tel elt 4 7
MWO Amer Tel evt 414s ...10SH
1000 Armour Co 4!s 02
11WX) Alehlson cv 4s twin. . 0i4
iJ!! ;lv1"" rV ' ntflo..ioox.
iUuo Halt & Ohio 4s ii
JOjiW) uotli Stfel 1st b now
1'OJW Jl'th 8tei rrd Rs HB
MO llrook lin R1 1 . ir.tu
HWO lll-nnk 1: rc 1., ni.ii IM
Mouo Lent Leather 1st Us.. iioU no
1W cent I'ac 3' MrH S(li
1M) 1 rm it 11 v t .. 111V. ha 1inr.
1000 Che & Oh cv Pis.... Vi VZH Vt
iJSJJ -'hl & Et III 5.... 71 71 71
MO I'M at West 4s .... OS OS OS
KU KL" N',vn d,b 5 'Si.nni inn ntu
.1000 Chi t, Nwn 5s 87 S7 S7
's!C5 !i ! y Jlnl 4 "?' uo uS'i
yvw v. " w sen 48 .... U194 111 j,
J"J M & y III 4s .... 0.1k 03J,
?f, R st I'.cv '" ret. 101 IobS
"Sti C- M fit 1' cv 4i. UHji p
.jmn ;" A.H' .' .??n 4'- '."" IV".
ai
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K
100
ins
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1915.
...uo
1KW
102M 102H 102W
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
rn lollonlnit eccurltlcs were sold nt auc
iita today by Barnes & Lofland:
fiaihrt American McUl Stamping
" 'compmy; par $100: lot........... J'J
!itr. hrt National Bank. Sunhury,
' Fa.i far $ ..1231!;
110nrs. wwick ua Minimuj, ijici..
i, t40 1
ttihfi. nn FOrest Coal Company;
14
120
. 01
97
14J
30)i
. 71
410 .
12Jf
22H
20) i
41H
23
29)j 29)4
13 13
125)4 120
01 0!
30
14
120
Gt
97
Wl
3 Hi
70
400
11H
sH
20!i
40
24
49W
165)i 107)4 HWA mm
150 151 115 148)5
OI
14
29
0S,'f
400
ll)i
21
25U
39)4
22H
47
97
14!
29 H
0S)f
400
11)4
22
25Jf
39)4
24
4
Comstock Tunnsl
Consolidated Gas...
Continental Can....
Continental Can pf.
Corn Products Itef . .
Crucible Steel
Cuban-Am Susar....
Del Lack & West. . .
Den & Rio Grande pf..
uisuiiors- securities.
Erlo
Krlelst pf.
Federal Mln & Sm..
Federal Mln & Sm pf : . . 4gif
uenerai r.iccinc. .
General Motors...
oencral Motors pf 100 100)4 100)4 KM)
uuguranurui 4Bf 40 41 .j.ji
Great Northern pf U8H 118 117)4 117!
GtN cfs for ore prop... 345i 33(4 33 33
uuwiMiiieini cxpin (WW (J3H niw nt
117)4 117!f 1173i 117f
01M 02)4 024 02)4
17. 2J 20 20
22)4 2254 21W 2114
am 31)4
38 38
254 25)4
tt
4i
.1. UCM- Inl
S ihn. rrankford. Tacony & Holmes
1 burr 6t. Hallway Company; par
XJ( .. ,
L I ihrt. Tutkerton Hailroad Company,
i' . n. c-j 5t'.
! (ihri. Tucktrton Ilallroad Company,
1 -nm ..ai. tM liJlC
LBftlOT Harbor Mllla Company. 0 por cunt.
iHb flrit mortsoge; coupons January
il; irIA JulV: dun 1021 : lot 100
t'KlM, .u.alu . U'lll..u.1In,.. T.ni.ltnn
Corporation, S per cent, first re-
t, tonillnr mortsage; coupons Fenru-
f ary and August, due 1051 BS
'ttOCO-Unfaater & Bouthern St. Railway
t ComDany, 5 per cent, first mort- '
!? ptt; coupons Juno and Dcccm-
oer, auc i.iii v
flOM nal Estate Owners' Corporation,
6 otr cent, debenture: January and
i- Julj: due 1923; lot 10
Unit. Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany; par $50 B39s
21 ihra, ' Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany: par fCO 53)i
nihil. United Oas Improvement Com
pany, par $50 : 824
Uihra. Fire Association of Phlladel-
paia; par . ix
t .13 ibrt, Industrial Truat. Title and Sav-
fj, bn Company; par $50 172
Euiat. Central Trust and Savings
' Company; par $50 t
Mihri. Northw'n Trust Co.; par $100. '.'OJ
Jihri. Northw'n Trust Co.; par $100,103
inn. nortnwn Trust Co.; par $ioo.i:n
lOihri. Northw'n Trust Co.: par $100. till .
Wllus. Northw'n Trust Co.; par llOO.lOlli
Winrs. Northw'n Trust Co.: oar $100.1UOV4
llihri. Northwestern National Hank;
,, .. par 1100 :w
I JJlhra. Ninth Nafl Dank: par $100. . . ,323',i
riliara. Inmrance Company of North
America; par io il?a
1W) City of Philadelphia 4 per cent.;
coupons January and July; due
fflW City oVPh'liadeiphia."'4" ner'cent'.';
Sri"' January ana July; due
, J8" " 101
Jiari. Corn Exchange National Bank.
B ftr. Jl.-.:v-.iL'.:.--i:;"-.-"'-v'.M0
I Interest January and July; regis-
iC City it Philadelphia.' 'iii "per' cent'.;
.... January ana Juiy; rezis-
ii-w wy or Philadelphia. SH per cent.;
i !!t,?,L January and July: resls-
f" mi; due 1033
,M Clly of Philadelphia. 3 per cent.;
. pnerest January and Julv: reirls-
lmcK!V.$!l Pmber 31. 1016.... OS!
JMWClty of Philadelphia. 3 per cent-; In-
v i January and July; rea ster-
Jnen m.; au! "iicember 31, 1015 OOtt
lP ff'0! Philadelphia; 3 per cent.;
t KS" Jnn.uary anJ Ju'v: reBls-
ffwi "ifv dU8 W 02H
TOO um,h valley Railroad Company.
t' i,3.t'er. ce.nt consolidated mortsage;
W ?i.iSl i1"".11 December; reg-
riwn . i' due 1021 . lOOVi
t?W WWl Valley Railroad Company.
I iS.n fent annuity; Interest June
a ,, aa December 107M
', wr tMlta!e""114 UourM common:
'"du f.'Phii 'Trust' 'c'o'm'p'any'; &
rWt ?,'P''r'''nU''R'a'liwa'yi'.''3 BH
a SirmSi")''. """. ,mortgagB; coupons
:tth,VVourWa''pr4,.V'pafW'
E1 "r illln'f' Company ' 'rir's't ' p'reY. i "
i" Mr 150 '"B'lwiy aeuna prer. ,
f" tti"Jl ""n Traction ' ComMnvV nir
P "w Vnion' 'Traciion ' ConipanyV 'pif 32''
iSS ?."teWJ .ftmwy"?
i iorii..Jv;v .""'. noia; interest
rws. h?.r r. "?;; due , ,. ., ...wt
80
40
KS
39
13!i
43
G
03-H
0314
lOVi
Homcstako Mlnine. ..
Intllarv Corp
Int Agricultural pf . . .
Inter-Met vot t c
Inter-Met pf
Inspiration Copper...
IntPaper pf
Kansas City Southern
Kresgc, S. S. Co 128W 131
Lack Meel 4Q)J 45)
i.acirao Gas
Lehluh Valley
Ixnils& Nashville....
Mackay Cos
Maxwell Motors
Max Motors 1st prof.
Max Motors 2d pref.
Mlnn& St Louis....
Minn & St Louis pref
Mexican Petroleum. .-
Mo Kan & Texas 11
Mo Kan & Tex pref. . . 30)4
Miami Copper 20
Missouri Pacific UK
Montana rower
Montana Power pref.
National Biscuit
National Biscuit pref
Nail Enamel & S . . . .
National Lead
New York Air Brako. .
Nevada Con Copper.
NY.NH&H
New York Central...
Norf&West
Norfolk Southern
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
PennlUl
Plttsburch Coal 22 22
Plttsburch Coal pref. . 92 90
Pressed Steel Car 4G!f 40
Pullman Co 150 155
Ray Con Copper 2414 24)i
Heading 14314 144
Kep Iron & Steel 2S5i 29
Rep Iron & Steel pref. 80 80
Rumely, M. Co 4 .,
Rumely, II. Co pref. . 10f 10)4
fceaboard Air Lino pf. . 34"f 34
StLouls&S F 4)4 4"-f
St Louis & S F 2d pref 5)4 5)f
Sloss-ShefS&I Co... 33 321.
Southern Pacific 87) 87J4
So Railway 10 15) j
So RallwBMref 50 40
KtandardTfiTffing 53 53)f
Studebakcr Co 74 74
StudebakerCopref.... 100 100)4
Tennessee Copper 30 38)4
TexasCo 129)4 127
Third Avenue f.2'i 52).
Tob Products pf 07)4 07
21 H
7W
30)4
38
25)4
133
i;
3044
38
25)4
133
I5
102 101 Jj 10114 101)4
14314 I4.'i)4 14H4 h;)1j
hi;? in a 11. 11
79 79
43 43
87 87
38 3SH
13 13
33 33
73)4 73J4
10)4 1U4
29)4 20)4
25)4 20
11)4 1U4
4SH 43)f
102 102
118 118
122 122
15 15
04 04)4
85 85
154 154
03)4 03)4
8G)f 87)f
103M 103)4 103H
21M 21M 21)1
WoU 1U5 105 105
25)4' 27?i 25 20)4
107 100)4 10GU 106) 4
21)4' 22
90 00
45 45)f
155 155
23)4 24)4
14 W 142J4
2S 2S
50VJ
101 )i
118
122
1G
65)4
88
154
64H
87)5
103
15)4.
79
454
88)4
38)4
13
33
76
1U4
29)4
20)4
12
4SH
102
118
122
15)4
05)4
85
15J4
61
S7)4'
43000 Con oas cv fts
. JJ! 5 umbennnd Tel 5s. . . wHW
iS?2 H'n H1 "' 73
10JSJS Pftrolt United 4Hs .. 72V,
,6?W W Hecur Corp os... ooS
i'S2 B"rm I'owd 4149 ..SO
?W Jle conv Is Scr A. 05
looo Oen niec s 111,-1
S28 U(l Man " 5s 2'H
?H ! Central rfd 4s 87
'POO III Cent 4s 1UJ.1 Mi
Oow Ind Steel rva 100
22000 Interb Met 4'iV 7i)ii
ihico mtert n r rlt si in
ffiK iP'er Mer Jlor 4U8... 42 4t: 42
HJiZ S Ft s M 4s 71U 7U; 71i
IJJ I-'ick Steel Bo 102.1.... OofJ "0?S 00t
,?ffl W 8i 'lc,, 4s mas.... nifi
V2S I-lK i "a 100
1000 1,1, J J T !l ....... KMl
0000 Lorlllard Ss 00
1 1000 Mo Pae Is ...41
gJW Mont l'iier r.si U)i
7KI Nnt Tube :,s pi
'5!i JJ Y Air llriike cvt Vs 08
10 0 N Y cana mn 4U.a..mru
?BUNJ.r.".a,"'-.Taff
oou
47'i
72U
li
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a
KM
121
127
70
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73'..
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12. fs
127
70
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15)4
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50V4
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15M
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71)4
99
30)4
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MKO do 49 . .
Hhjo do Oi .'....'.'.'."
4000 N V city 4s 1057...
.iooo do 31,1, MM.....
1000 do 4s 105O
IOOO do4Vis 1000
20(l do 4'is '01
nH!,l"' K Y f'y 'Ha May T,7
22001 N Y ltwy tcf 4af....
woo do adj .Is
1000 N Y Rtato 4(,n
r.noo N Y Tel con 4 in...
iooo n y w c i rt Wi.
.11X100 N'orf ft West cv 4s...
11000 Nor Par prior 4n
12000 Nor Pa" gen Ss
M00O Ore Short I, Is
.",000 Ont Tower ."is
20OO Parlor ti r,
14000 Pcnna rv 315s
isooo Pcnna cv 4Hs
ihuw renna gen 4'4s col lis
ltfOO Public Serv N J Rs R7U
0000 rtay Con Cop Oj 12.!
1000 ncadlnit sen Is U2Ti
0000 Ilepub Cuba G '01.... 07
loooii rtoclt Island rfd Is,. . 0.".
110i0 lock lrland 5s 40
1000 Hy steel Spgs Cs '31. Ill
W)0 Hi t. & 8 F rfd sta 4 s IV!
lOrvi Seaboard A 1. Sta Is.. 70
10000 So Pae rv 4s RU.
2:000 do cv rrt f p Bs '31. Kli
nuui. no no 4S.
IOOO do Term r,a.
i100 South Rwv cen 4s ns
0000 do --on is 001.,
1000 Texas cv Os 001.
iin, 1 jura av? npv s...
20011 do ndj r,s
1000 Tol Peo ft W 4s
IOOO 1; s Kuhlier Os
.10000 11 s Steel ,-,s
7000 do rcK Ks
IO111 Union l'ac 1st Is .. .
Sflor do cv Is
1000 Wnbiinli 1st r,s
1000 Wflh Kqu ct sta 4s...
Ifidnii Wab-P Ter 2d ct Is.
n.luon West V ft M cv Ss, .
10O0O West Shore Is
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000 yes crday; thus far this week. jO.OSfj.flOO;
naiiio penuti last cpk, -,u,i.uvu.
CRAMP SHIPBUILDING
AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT
Quotation Recovered After Ini
tial Drop Lake Superior
Shares Attract Attention.
ntnectlnp the feveriah tone of the Ne,v
York Warkcfi , t.hftdephla ,t
opened rather w, ,0(,aj, ,,-lth Cmmp
Shipbuilding down a dollar or more A.nl
United Stole Steel nenrly fts mueli. The
impression wa8 short lived, however, ami
Prices rallied before the end of the first
hour, will, Cramn inM, i-.n .u.
last Vh m ,M!e of ov" f'nl "bovc
,") ,Ca.m? "'re8'r. but the tone
nrmed up before the Close.
eli? ? nntl bul th0 "ntircselon ap
peflred to bo galnlngf ground that the deal
,.' X" "a,f one-would assume a
Koniewhat simiiar form to that said to
IlSi t h nrranBcd between the nald
. i . omot've Company ad the Hem-
?!?.?.. Ams '"Pftny. In other words,
a temporary agreement for the duration
or the war.
,h.l, "iul ial1d "J weJMnformetl nunrters
ii L vn,';w Bala a auction today
II5.if n ,akcn over Pilvately. but at
what figure could not be learned.
Reason for tho recent strength of
Lake .Superior securities was to be found
in the statement of a prominent Cana
dlan manufacturer, thnt war supply
orders to the value of almost :00.0o0,0o0
hail been plarcd In Canada, by the Brit
ish OOVCrnilient. Imaldna ll, .,!... .1 I...
tho Irench nnd Itusslans. The sublettlnfi
of these contracts means activity In all
plants fitted to take caro of them, anil
the Lake Superior Company will doubt
less oDtain its shnrc. It is said there are
as many as 200 concerns engaged In manu
facturing shells in Canada, nnd that ex
ceedingly high prices are being paid.
Lake Superior stock eased off In tho
early dealings today, but hardened ngnln
inter. Union Traction was quoted ex
dividend, except for cash, and scored a
substantia! fractional loss. Storage Hat
tery on the contrary ruled firm, as did
Cambria Iron.
11
Financial Briefs
Sales in Philadelphia
20 Amer Mllllnc.
10 Amer Strolting.
li.O Anaconda Jlln .
20" liald Loco
100 Huff Suan. t c.
I' Cambria Iron . .
4no Cambria atecl..
"ii Klec Storage... .
is oen Asphalt
20 Ins lo N Am..
15 Key Tel pief.
POoo Lake Sup Corn,
.! if" a r i"" -sJ4
101 North Cent '... SI
101 Penna UVt
.,. .-cniia rtii jiret. .)i
11"
Yea close. HlRh. Low. Close.
5 11-10 s.
,.i 4
3AtJ
Mtj
S3.,
M'
42
4J,
27'j
2114
OS
0
NEW YORK CURB
Drnden
Hr-Am Tobacco old
Rp-Am Tobacco new
Ooldfleld Conrolldatcd ...
Greene Cananea
Iji Ttnse
Lehlxh Val Coal Hales
Nlnl.spinu .
Otis Elevator
no ,iAt
niker-lleeeman
StejlInK Hum
Tob Products '
United Cigar Stores
Ho 1 re'
United rroflt' Sharing new.
World Film
Yukon Gold
Bid Ake,l
: 71.4
: oi'"
.100 "
: 70
. 02
n4
161.
1014
a.
170,J
0
7Hi
01
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100
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PHILADELPHIA BANK CHANGES
125b 127
r,Hi iiHS
07 97
United Dry Goods pref 50)' 58 50 56
Union Pacific KOH 120W 125H 125H
Union Pacific pref.... 8H( 81s S1J. 81H
U S Ind Alcohol 47 504 -10 49
US Realty Imp 42)5" 38 38 38
United Clear Mfrs pref 103U 10231 102j 102H
United Rys Invest.... 17 10 10 10
United Ityslnv pref.. 33 32Jj 32 32
14)i 14 14 11
65?i' 051,' 03 03Ji
U S C I P & F.
USItubber
U S Rubber 1st pref. .
U SSteel
US Steel pref ,
Utah Copper
Va Iron Coal &C
Wabash
Wabash pref
Western Union Tel....
WestlnjK&M
Willys Overland
Willys Overland pref-.
WoolHorthCo
Cents per share.
Quoted ex dividend.
Total sales, 577.000 shares, compared with
40tf.ouo eharea jeaterdayi thus far this week,
1.577,500 shares; name period last week, 031,800
shares.
107H 107? i 1Q7H 107
58Jf 5Slj 502. 57
110 lOOfi 109b 109H
03M 06i OOJi
30 30
h a
M it
67 60
90X OIK
6SW
37
H
H
67
95!.
128 129 126H 120Ji
102J.' 102a lOHi 102Jj
l&l 103)i 102i 102H
30
H
n
66) i
94H
Horace Fortcscue Elected to Vice
Presidency.
A number of changes were effected In
the official staff of the Philadelphia Na
tional Bank at a meeting of the board of
directors held today. Horace Fortescue.
cashier, was made vice president, but
will continue to perform the duties of
cashier as well.
Frank V. Stephens, auditor, was ap
pointed assistant cashier, and O. Howard
Wolfe was also" appointed assistant
cashier. Mr. Wolfe received his bann
ing training In the Philadelphia National
Dank, with which he was formerly Iden
tified, but for tho last four years ho has
been secretary of the Clearing House
cctlon of tho American Bankers' As
sociation. J. Bertram Ruth waa ap
pointed auditor of the bank.
BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clesrings loday compared with corre
.pondlns day la.tvo year,:
Phltadelnhla M,7ni,M4 124.41)7 KM .1(,24.TIW
Uoston 25.t,,147 .'J,H.i:,HTl S7,IUt,:i4l
22. Phlla Wee.
ir,o Phlla II T t c.
2W Hay Cons
124 Reading
I So IUhj- prof.
2."0 Tonopah lielin. ,
21.1 Tonopal. Mln..,
17S fnlon Tiort...
ISO U G I
0210 v S S'eel
fl Warwick I & 8.
SO W .ter ,6 Seash.
S0S.1 W framp ft S.
00 West Ploc
Gx dividend.
Total salce. 2I.21S shares.
7ti
5S14
OU
101.
.10
47(1,
VI
I2'S
lit'
2S
2Ht
071,
!'V
2SS
81
Wl3
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3i
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7ti
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.IJU
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1.1
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47lJ
821,
1!
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o
2S.
81
KU,
r,o
V.'l,
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III,
with
The Iron Age gives the total pig iron
output last month as 4,468,470 tons, or
73.01B tons a day, against 2,W.4 tons In
April, or 70.8W tons a day. With 208
furnaces In blast June 1, or 10 more than
on May 1, the active capacity was 74,343
tons, against 71.36 tons one month pre
vious. t'sual L'nlted Gas Improvement dividend.
The Chicago Clearing Association, at a
special meeting, agreed upon a plah of
co-operation In the Intra-dlstrlct system
of collection of checks at par, ns an
nounced by the Federal Reserve Bank at
Chicago.
Martin & Co. were awarded 1U.00O Hav
erford Township 4'j per cent, school
bonds, due May, 1345, at a premium of
l2o.W.
The General Rubber Company has dis
posed of W,0,000 5 per cent, three-year
debentures to New York Institutions
which rA offering them lo the public on
a i per cent, basis.
l)u Pont Powder common sold at 508,
and E. W. miss common nt 400. now high
records.
Henry W. t)e Forest was elected a
member of the Executive committee of
the Western Union In place of Thomas
11. Hubbard, deceased.
All records of monthly output of the
Consolidation Coal Company were broken
by production of 1,1M,M2 tons In May.
Tho best previous record was In July.
1011. when production was l,oso,:oo tons.
Tho establishment of a big French credit
in the United States Is expected In New
York. This would be done, according to
report, by tho deposit of French and
American securities.
Emergency currency outstanding hns
been reduced to Jl.750.000.
Lewis Davis resigned as president ot
the Lumbermen's Insurance Company on
ncccunt of III health, and was succeeded
by Oliver II. Hill.
Joseph H. Gotten. Edwin F. Gray, John
F. Morro and Edwin F. Kellogg wero
elected directors of the Consolidated Cop
per Mines Company.
Miss Mary II. Ingham has been placed
In charge of the now women's department
of William P. Unnbrlght & Co.. bankers.
Tho London Stock Excbango will be
closed on Saturday, Juno 12.
Tho New York banks sained $361,000
from tho Subtreastlry yesterday and have
lost $2.:S3,f00 since last Friday.
Gold to the amount of J2.W0.O0O was de
posited In tho New York Subtrcasury
from Canada'.
The Maryland Steel Company has re
ceived an order from tho Munson Steam
ship Company for two BOOO-ton freight
steamers.
WHEATBROIfflSHARPLY i
IN FINAL DEALINGS
Liverpool Undercutting Amer
icaFrance Importing Kree
ly Rush to Sell Corn.
Local Bid and Asked
llaldwln
do pief
Duff ft Susii t e.
d,i nref
Today's
Uld. Ask.
comnnre,!
21.000 shares yesterday; thua far this week. Cam Bteel
tls.017 shares; same period last week. II.3SS "!" HtoraKe
shares. Hen Aspnait
BONDS.
U 4 , . V i M
: p.i Otli
4hs Htl
44. . Sill,
Last prev.
sale. Utah
101 Am 0 & Dlec 3s SSI, S51.J
02 Cam St sen '10 usu mi
ls do May 1917. 0714
iuuu wey -iei ist
loiio l.h N cons 4
30CO Ixsh v sen 4
SHOO Pa gen lisstcUSl,
Mux) Pa conv 4V4s . 1 . .
S7 Ph Co scrip 'IS o:i
Son l'hlla Elec 4J. 70
2100 do 5a ..101
hoik) Itead-Jr Cent 4s IV'Mi
,1000 W NY&P 1st .'.s.lOlVj lOP,
Total sales. S-LLns?. compareil with
yesterday; thus far this week, JI7l,:l.",S
period last week, aim, juo.
BAR SILVER
NEW YOIIK, June n. liar silver was quoted
at 23Vi pence in London, up 1-10 pence.
07'5
1.0
soli,
03 S
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US'
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0.1
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10i,
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10114
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same
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ia
gii
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II
0714
Yesterday's
Hid. Ask.
It
do nrct
Key Tel
dn t c
do pref
L.ike Sup Corp
Lehigh Nhv ..
I.ehUh Valley
T S Vnl Tr
tin pref IS4
J'ennsylvanla 3.111
J'lilla l.iec
I'hlla Co ...
do 3 per cent pref. .
do 0 per cent pref. .
rhiu n t
do t c
nesdlng
Tonopah He!
Tonopah Mining
I'nlon Trac
1; (1 I
U 8 Steel
York Uwy
York Uwy pref
H'm Cramp t c
Ex dividend.
104
inw
472
K
S7
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4,
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20 2814
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7
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
New York
riili-iRO
St. Louis
. .!, 704. .ill
),IHS,21)
14.013,021
.(I.T.1H.HI0 33S.S01.821
31.172,320 4U.0M.72H
13.18,-1.077 13.415,737
RATES FOR MONEY
Call.
Philadelphia .Iligl
New York 1?42
Boston 3
fhiraun 3M
Commercial paper, three to six months. Phi!
aueipnia. Slim per csni.
Time.
1144
2lj.in
4 mv,
ill-
fc oh." :'."'i Jianic. I'hlladel
EfS?" " "" Tru" com'too
R .AaaumJ. 0?..U.TSS " arntlr.
K f! cWtny-j-'par
liSJ ?fJ J!' iPnVri
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40
par uet. ssu
' Trust CpMny Eir 40
kjtojir BoCM, PhlUW-
33
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mm. fliaiJ.i:0L.lr Iuuraau
iri.k..rr; vr siiiii oat
LTSacSrSPb J-1"' JMUwiii .
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tar ISi) -jimta ,n,iuon,
Zs Tlr. ao4 Rutri lw.1
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P: Sir 7. '"! LljUt CsUBkSy S
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aet.Bieo, iaj,'..;.;;..;.;..
NEW YORK COFFEE JIARKET
NBW YORK. Juno 0. Trading was fairly
actlvs on the coffee exchanse today. At tho
opening declines of 2 to 3 points were recorded.
Clotlnj figure showed gains of 2 points.
Pr cea follow:
Toda's
opening.
7.0341.11
7.107.15 7.1
0.U1
..fl.01
.. H.B08O.05 ..
..0.00 6.
Today's Yestero's
elose. close.
10 7.104J7.11 7.107.1l
!7.1T J. IOO i. 11
.W) &.83$6.e8
1106 0.034)11.04
41.01 0.034IO.U1
tt.82eu.rM
e.-So.o5
M 0.mfii.tl3
O.toeU.04 (I.Oiail.06 U.9lflU.'J3
. . O.BJ e.U78.8S 8.PS7.0O
....I1.U6 7.017.0S 7.01
.. . . . .7.oo . 7.067.07 n.oa
ls, 40,224) bags.
April ...
May ...
June ....
July
August .
Ssptember
October .
November
December
January
Kbruary
March . . ,
"JJM.
Total
.MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS
TONOI'AIi B-rouiia.
jlm Butler
'MMNamara . .
Blldwar
Mtsuh Bxtenston
Mata ..
KTAKihrn star ...
Tanawb B4nt
TeikOMft
TeuPb
TononaB
HAACU0 Kl
Vt End
Mlulftg
ula ...
Q9WIV STOCKS,
AtUnU
Blue BtU
BoofU '
turn. w
niiniionrtimfl
mw
JClineld Merger
jumbo Extension
KevmnJH
1'ro
sj.n1 limn
suv ru
las
" "
v.." :a
XISCELLAXEOL'8.
Fairy At
u imberly
Nd Hill
Nev
111 iaVstd
, ,S .61
. .OB .04
, .18 .18
I ISO ' ',i
. .13 .10
:, $
.at .mt
I .:
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211
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK. Juno V. The foreign exchange
market opened steady, with demand sterling
"' Sterllnsr Francs. Marks. Lire.
Cable 4.7SH"u 3.41 KM; B.uo
Demand 4.78Ji' B.43H H2, 6.0OJ4
UNITED SHOE MELON
BOSTON. June 0. The board of directors
ot the United Shoe Machinery Corporation, at
a meeting held this morning, voted to declare
ep extra dividend to common stockholders ot
10 per cent. In tash and 10 per cent. In stock.
The directors ulso declared the regular quar
terly dividends of no cents on common and 3Tri
cents per share on preferred.
SPELTER AT NEW TOP PRICE
UOSTON, June P. The American Smelting
and Iteflnlng Company has wild spelter for
brass-making purpoies for delivery in tho
early fall at HHuc. per pound.
Thla Is the highest price that baa jet been
mada for thl grade of spelter.
LEAD AT 6 CENTS
NEW YORK. June 0. Th; Price of lead
waa advanced again from 3.73c. to SVic. by
the American Smelting, and Rertnlng Company
this morning. Late In the day large sales
were made at OVi cents.
COPPER AT 20 CENTS
NEW YORK, June 0. The price of copper
has bten moved up to 20 cents by the Ainalga.
mated Copper Company.
ACTIVE SALES AT AUCTION
A lU-wlnt rlM In Ninth National Bank
share 'and a jump of UM In Northwestern
Trutt wr features ot an unusually Urge
sal wcurltlM at auction br I9?, , ...
Commercial Trust 'b down 5, Philadelphia
Trust 4 and Pennsylvania Company 3. North
western National Bank declined 24. whereas
PxnusylvanU Fire Inaurauc advanced 4 and
Lumbermen's lnturane I.
DISTILLERS' CO. GETS $2,500,000
KBW YORK, June 9. it was dsnultely n
Bouaced thla afternasa that to DUtlllers' M
?5vmii Company had sold tho major portion
of 1U holdings of 83.300 shares common stock
5 the UuiWd SUtea Industrial Alcohol ana
will rocolvo In pas meat upward of fZ.WO.OUO.
This TiVle Twill enable ttf DWUleV SeeurUlM
Comvany to becomo clear ot all ttoatlng. debt
sod Plie Us working caplUl at almost
CoBipoeite Crop Conditions Higher
-WASHINGTON. June 9 -Tb compojite coo
dltlOD 01 U AuierUao crops Juoo t wo l.S
Sr cent sboe the 10-oar average on thai
1 against i 2 ierr int Uut year the pe
ptrtmuit vt AtrlcuJture aanouoced today.
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT. Receipts. 120,448 bush. There
was Mttle trading and with lower outside
advices prices declined 3c We quote: rur
lom In export elevator No. 2 red. nominal.
SI 2801. 10; No. 2 red Western, nominal. JLIi-IW
1.3S. No. 1 Northern Duluth, 11.420 1.45.
CORN. Receipts, 0581 bush. Demand
was light with no change In prices. Quotations-
Car lots for local trade, ns to location
No. 2 jellow, S1BS114C, steamer yellow, Niot
Mji,c: No. .1 yellow, .7ViSf7K!!ic.; No. 4 yellow,
74VSttTtltao.
OATeV, Receipts, 111,143 bush. There was
little trading, but prices were steadily held,
uuntatlons: N. 2 white, 53ifi5c.; standard
white. MiVQ.Vc: No. a white. KH4(i54c.
I-UJUIt Receipts. 250 bbls. and 1.130.587
lbs. In socks. Ilia market was dull
and nominal. Following . aro the quota
tions per 1UH lbs. in wood: Winter, clear.
J0 25B0.50; do., straight. il.M)flfl.TJ: do., rat
nt, J0.75S7; Kansas, straight. Jute tackij,
SB.U0Stl.lo; do., patent. Juto sacks, 0.15'j H..10;
snrlng. first clear. SU.20&I1.40. do. ttralgnt.
jJ40a.55, do., patent. O.fcOHO.3; do. iuor
Iti brands. S707.23; city mills, .choice and
fancy patent S7U7.2S; city mills, regular
SSdefJvVlnter. cUar, J.25!I0.5O; do., straight.
SO 50110.73. do., patent, S8.73S7
RYK FI.OUII was culet but steady under
small supplies. We quote nearby and West
ern. In wood, at J&88.50. as to quality.
PROVISIONS
There wss
fair jobbing trade and prices
mli steady. The following are the. uuqia-
;,. riiv hftt. In sets, smoked ana air-aricu,
'.fi"ic. : Western beef. In ieta. smoked. .3tf
"Oc city beef, knuckles and tenders, smoKou
and alr-drltd. 272Sc, Wcttern beef, kunckles
SSd fenders, moked, 27fi2Sc ; beef hams. HI
132: pork, family. J22S22 50; hams. b. '.
cured, loose, nowise, do., skinned, loose,
lSliaKVjV.: do. du., smoked. 11!1K- -.other
n,rai. sinoked. ciiy cured, as to brand and
average. MMiUc: hams, smoked. WMJjrn
cured. IS'iBtu-. : do v ". bonU.. 28yc. ;
plcnlo shoulders. S. P. cured, looee, 101.811c.
So, smoked. llllli,c ; Ihes, In Pickle, ac
cording to average, loose, 1Hj1.'c; break
fist bacon. 0. to brand and average, Uiy
cured, ldf 17c.: breakfast bacon Western
cured l317c. lard. Western rennud. In
fie42i or tubs 10?4llc.; lard, pure city,
k.Ule rendered: In tierces. I0llc.; lard,
pure city, kettle rendered. In tubs. lOftSUc
REFINED SUGARS
The market ruled firm but, quiet. We quote
reflnere" list prices: Standard granulated,
15c ; uxtra flnJ granulated. 0.10c: powdered,
tjiiOc.; confectioners' A. Oc.; soft grades. B.SS
05.S5C,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
nUTTEU. Demand was fairly active and
orlces eie well maintained Quotations:
Western aolld-packed creamery, fancy spe.la .
ii:i .tra. 8c.: extra nrsts, 2ic; firsts.
"... " ,' ..a.,', nurhv nrlntS. fancy. 3C. 1
!7C.
extra.
seconds.
lieraie oxtra, 3u3U'.; nrsit, swir.-ov.i aotjmu..
'"'";,.,.- TV inhhn. aa of fancy
uariivaj. -. . f.-. -- "
20c..
1U4.VJC.
l,rl.,:JS. T.'... i... .ttv and the market
was barely steady We quote as follows: in
Trn ci nwrby extras. 2le. per dos.: flrels.
la 11 iwr stludard case; nearby 4:urrent re
ceipt IS per ca; Wtern extra firsts. SB. 15
ur caie; Srsts, SO per oa; Southern. S6.109
rto par caeilikncy selected sandled eggs er
fllBsSuwlK T were cult, liberal
and ,rlcS ruledweaker under light demand,
ouotittomi: New York full cream, cholc.. new.
fiMMMie.i splal, higher; da, do., fair to
goiuT new, i IJfefcloVic; So., Prt skims. b4Uc.
POULTRY
IIVE. The market was quiet and price
iio-n."".. iwysttK
lTniTchlckens, notllegborns. wigUlji l
114 lbs. P'e, I
Legborns. weighing
-.. II n ml And TT'Stsz Jl IT . . UIU11U1K
'" S3S,r'ja,lh.. inloc. 22tto.
teolllo chlolto, LMborns, w,lbJag 12
BI.ECTIONS
LUiillKKJIKNa 1NSUBANCK COM.
l'ANV. 427 IVuluut Street.
FhlUdelpbla, June Sth. 1813.
At to regular moatity .mttag tbs
Board ot Directors bold thl day. Lewis
Datls, on account of contluued III fetajib.
resigned a rrldeot of (be eompw lul
Oilier It. Jim w elected to tb va
cancy; Isaao W. Roasrti w ld Vlc
Presldent and Ntbn J Daa wm ap
polotsd 8ecrt4j-y and WtllUia ttUr. As-
.crtry.
Its. apiece, 20021c; ducks. 1'ekln. 14ffl3c;
ducks, Indian Runner, 12tac. ; pigeons, old,
per pair. 23&.10C , pigeons, ounirJ per pair.
" liUKSSKt). Fine dealrable-slzeU stock met
with fair sale and ulues were well sus
tained, ljuotatlniia: Presh-kllled poultry,
fowls, 12 to box, dry-picked and dry-packed,
fancv selected, -lie.; welshing 44ii.1 lbs.
apiece. 18c; weighing, aiilj4 lbs. apiece, 18c;
weighing D lbs. aplote. tasi7c; under 3 lbs.
apiece, 11813c; (ce-packod Western, 4 lba.
and over, apiece. 171nc. ; do., smaller slies, 10
tfl7c ; old roosters, dry-picked. 121ic ; brvlling
cl.lrkens Jersey, fancy. 4utf43c. ; other nearby
lancy. ;i3i lUc. ; Western, weighing l!i-S2 Ibi.,
ouu-isc: du. weighing 1&114 lbs., lff;tlc.;
rquabs. per doe. White, weighing U to 12 ibs.
per do:., 1W4.0Q; white, weighing 0 to 10 lbs.
per do., s-l.luli3.G0; white, weighing 8 lbs. per
dos.. J2.50ii2.70; do., do.. 7 lbs. per doe., 3
02.20: do., do., oaoii lbs. per dos., Jl.25Ol.30;
dark. SI. 2501 M; smill and No. 2, SI. Frozen
noultrv.
ury-picxea ana
fowls, as to nualltv. KlftlSe. : ,lil..k.
-nlrltM nn,l tirv.rnfboA In l.n.A.
...- .... ,-...-.. .. -.., r-...., ... wV.-..
Ailik-reo, ai 10 3U ids. to doi., inc.: milk
fed. :.7 to 42 lbs. to doz., ISc. ; milk-fed. 43 to
47 lbs. to dos., lSc: milk-red, 4K lbs. to doz.,
!0c; milk-fed, 00 lbs. and over. 21c: corn
fed. 31 to 42 Its. to doz.. 17c; corn-fed, 43 to
47 lbs. to doz., 17c; corn-fed. 4S lbs. to doz.,
lUc. ; corn-fed, 00 lbs. and over. 20c; chickens,
dry-picked and dry.packed In bbli. Western,
corn-fed, 5 lbs and over, 18c; Western, corn
fed. 4 lb. 17S171.C.; Wcitern, corn-fed, 3V4
lbs., l.V-e.i Western, corn-fed. 2!;3 lbs.. 14p
15c; turkes, dry-picked and dry-packed-Kancy,
21fi22c: fair 10 good, 18ti:0c.; old
tjros. 10S2OC.
FRESH FRUITS
Receipts were quite liberal and peaches and
berries ruled a shade easier Trade, however,
waa fair at revised prices. Quotations: Apples,
Now York, per barrel-llaldwln. SI65; Un
Davis, S3tt3.50; other good eating varieties,
S:.2333.59; medium, S2ff2.23: do Wtstern. per
box, S162; uo. ueiaware and Pennsylvania,
per hamper, 50i373c ; peaches, Qeorgla, per
crate, $2 .V)fi3; lemons, per box, H.Mt
3.50; oranges. Florida, per box. S2.5093.5Ci;
grapefruit. Florida, per box, 1323 50; pine
upples, per crate, rorto Rico. S'.'S.T. do..
Florida. S24J2.73; cherries, tour, rer pound. A
eilOc; stiawberries. ler quart. Delaware and
Maryland, 167c; Jersey. IftSc. : blackberries,
North Carolina, per ouart. 10t712c ; goosebtr
rlrs. per ijuait, 435.; huckleberries, per quart,
12813c.
VEGETABLES
Potatoes and onions were more freely of
fered and lower, with demand only moderate.
Southern vegetables sold fairly at revised
prices. Quotations White potatoes, per bushel
Maine. SSejUOo. . do.. New York, as to quality,
5S4(00c. ; do., Norfolk.- per barrel. No t. S3W
3.21; No. 2. S1.S0; do.. South Carolina, per
barrel, No. 1, S34J323; No. 2, S2. sweet pota.
tues, Delanar. per hamper, large, Sltfl.28;
medium. 5073c: do., Eastern Shore, per bar
rel. No. 1, J.'.254a .56; No. 2. Jl..wgl 73; do..
Jersey, per Iwrrel, No. 1. S1.734j4.7J: No. 2, S3
&2 50; Uo.. Jersey, per basket, 73c.fi411.2a:
onions. Texas, per cummer-crate. No. 1, 00c
SI: do.. No. -', -0.675c.. cabbage. North Caro
lina and Norfolk, per crate. 50S75c: do..
North Carolina and Norfolk, per barrel. 50tf
i.Oc; cauliflower, Norfolk, per hamper, .VKdJc;
beans, per H-barrel basket. South Carolina
and Georgia, green and wax. 504,65c ; do..
North Carolina, gleen and wax. 60730. ; do..
Norfolk, per W'barrel basket. H-WjiTOc.. nas.
Eastern Shore, per H-barrel basket, lie 9
Sl.Se; eggplant. Florida, per box. J 21 2. 30: Cu
mmbera, Florida, per basket, 7Sc 6J1.50;
.quash. Florida, per basket. ROc.asi 23 pep
rers. Florida, par carrier, l;Wg5.60; beets.
Bouthern. per lOO-bunch. S1.S0S; tomatoes.
Florida, per carrier, fancy. l.50eT2; do., choke;
J1113S. asparagus, per bunch. ioeWOo. ; mush
rooms, per 4 -pound basket, J0c.aji.50.
CHICAGO, June 9.-The wheat mnrket
quiet nnd slightly reactionary In
tone at the opening today. " July de
clined about 'a nnd September 14 to
Jl-CKH. Later -uppnrt from eommlwlon
n 1 m market broke tslmrply. July
i... J .. ' ccnls lower atiu beptem
yeMerdlt Ce'"S be',V 'ha "hal f
"! vle"- 0 "if Government crop re-
In Jh. .r?'r". T'suo', n gradual decline
In prices Is In sight. The report was Ren
etnny regnrded . bearish on both wheat
and oats.
The trade has become excessively bear
sh. and while foreigners have sold
Wheat In this country the last two days,
they also have been heavy buyers of
,u ...., new crop wnent. country offer
InRS are not sufficiently large nnd light
fecelpts nnd decreasing stocks are ex
pected for the rest nt ih. a-.,.,. en.
old crop rraln.
Corn traders made a null to sell at
the start, sending prices off 1 to Hie
Kxport sales of wheat nt the seaboard
for the last two days aggregated 500,000
nushels old and new grain, and 700.000
bushels oats.
A wired report enys that Liverpool re
sold new wheat on the basis of fi rents
tinder American prices. Nenrlv l.OW.OOO
bushels of OHts have bcn disposed of by
CWcago handlers since Saturday's close.
France expects to Import freely. Tho
needs of other warring nations will bo
gieat, but they are expected to purchase
more carefully.
Leading futures ranged as follons:
Ye.
l.ow. close, close.
J-O.Ji 1.U71. tl.lH.
corn (,., .1.11.. ....r """' '" Ju31
iuA. "72S
1-BOAt. ADVntttlSKMENIS
jQp tk ttttifomt of costMOM iksM
dated Ma, if.,.MlJ2")'"t"r ot he
The riAJlT. 7d "'"n't CArapdn. fa.
Coinpin?, "H"nl Jlarbl. nnd OrinUe
rrJTnMS '2 :' JJ Court of Com-
onder th l,ir,n"nJAnnnltl". Tru.teJ
tv lit rjAo'" or & of truH dated
vii.1 W...'?00' '"euted by the Penneyl"
nd heWt "wrt?.' ."-'a'BSy? ' 1 '? l " !"
4t. -.- . " i.T" " " "IW IIUIIl
StitJ ef f.-.IV5f Caanll.' Chester and
of Jiilr. lnlt"'.,,,, Bn I?r. Id (Jay
11 I D. m.. ail ln aIMla
.Wheat
July
oept.
Open, lllrh.
. MIS 1.12H
i..-'4 ,.w
Sept.
Oats
July Sept. . .
Jim ..
. 1-1 rj
fuly . .
Sent. .
ltlbs
Ouly . .
Sent. . .
Pork
July ..
Sen.
Uld.
72
17
. . n.o.i
. . O.'.K)
. .10.52
. .10.S2
..17.S2
1.2.1
tAeked.
72y
4.114
int.
47
0.07
0.03
10.32
10. S3
17.0.1
lfe.32
4,1'.,
4U-4
0.112
0.97
10.47
10.77
70!-,
71
tn.2
0.S7
'10.47
10.80
71
771H
ll4
40
471i
tll.03
O.HO
tlO.W
I0.b0
I7.S2 17..V.'
!S.iU 113 20
17 Nl
18.20
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
M0,i,?A90' J""'. '.'-HOUS-necelpts. '.'R.ncv).
Market steady. Mixed and butchers, 7 40
Ih'i'4.S0.0d ,,(i'.vv-..tV.'i!i17',!3: fough hiv."
liii1: '"" "' asw.as:
CATT1.K Receipts, 10.00H. Market steailv
and strong. Reeves. S7.SSt77.SoT row SSd
8.23"io g;40fls-8;,: T"n. 78S.50l cal?ea,
SHKKP"Rccclpts. soon. Market strong. Na.
tlvo and Western, S4B0.10; lambs. S7.30I0.23.
COTTON
NKW YORK. Juno 9.-Cottoii opened
weak this inornlns, 0 to II points under
last night's close, nusincss was on n
larger scnlo than for some time. Wall
street nnd Liverpool bought. Thcjro wno
also a considerable short covering;. Most
of the selling camo from room traders.
At the end of the first quarter hour the
tone was steadier. The weather map
showed clear conditions throughout the
belt. Tho market nt Liverpool started
3 points lower, or about ns had been
'expected, but later cased.
In tho afternoon prices continued to
wenken. Tit" close found quotations 14
to 20 points reiow last nhjht.
Ycsterd's
July
Octuber . .
December
Jsraiaty .
Mnrch ...
Spot
close. Open.
11.52
. . 0.S7
..10.14
..10.21
..10.411
.. O.SO
0.1 1
0.78
111.112
10.03
HI. Id
0.05
High.
0.41
n.si
111.07
10.lt
10 II
l-iw. Close.
11.31 11.34
li.'J
H.II7
10111
10.20
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YORK. June 0.H'TTi:n. Market
niritu , rrmf,i,, ..,, ,- JIKflS. ; SXtrU, .SC. .
higher scoring, SSIMMc; State dairy. ;7t
28c: Imltntlon rrenmerv, s;ifT2314c.
ECIC1S. Market unsettled; receipts, .12.07
Pkge.: extra Mijte, 201-j(21c.. fresh gathered;
flrets. lnO'JOt.. fresh gathered: nearby whites,
SlLjflSSc.; mixed color. 20If211jc; nearby
brown. 22,HJ23,;c.
Braden Copper
We .are preparing a spe
cial letter on the above
issue which will be ready
for distribution within
the next few days.
This letter will be for
warded free upon request.
Hughes &. Dier
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Members of (he Philadelphia
Stock Kxchange
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PHILADELPHIA
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INVESTMENTS
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Tax Freo
5 BONDS
Price 97 and Interest
Yield About 5.18
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In charge of
MISS MARY JI. INGHAM
Correspondence solicited from
women who manage their own
affairs.
l.-...m?".a. property, frsnehl... ....,.'
deerl r t.Sl1.'1 ln,t In said mort-ain "or
dese.lhL la' P'cularly raentlonJa ah4
OrJhtlS? jKKi.i0' ,nur n w and
rjr'rIiS2,T''Ml "'J' Certain Quarry and It
(raw tJLJm."",? "Kltd lt m London
rnomar?hn,i"& Ct""!t3t ct Chester and Com-
rnTde'hT'lf ' '' urvey thereof
veyor. as follows'. "amo' M" vomlr Ba"
fstat. oT 5'.n...ai"n.e , la.d M'nH" to the
ilio a SaV"'.d. J'"-l. deceased, It belne
nake?-rn.1,' '! hflongln to J. Thomas
the Z' iTul,l,y "!?, naler's lnd and alen
r SO. ,Me rf n puMlo road H. 20 der. 0 mlnT
et in .,U.n.dro, Wn and flve-tenths (007.D)
and .in !L n': ,.hp.n.r' """ hr DaVers land
IB rf'i V. Ih "T.1 l,1 ot ' PuMlo road R
fllsrif rSi. ?!!" B',"" hundred elihty-hlns
n,,hi t0 ,llnts thence leaving the said
admn..i 1 l.i'l "1m." courM continued the
f-i ii fit di"l-n('0 of "i0 hunJf'l thlrtyne
U.il) feet to a corner nf sad Tavanl's landi
'h,enfe hy the tame 8, 38 dee" 84 mln. E. one
hundred four and fl.e-tenths floi "tt't to
a -orner; thence l.y the same N. 73 de!
RrSi,.M ".?, h,un.l,r''1 elghtyelght and two.
itde or 'J Jr'n'"" ? frn" "" '' "estern
Mlii?n!,.!lm.Vl,"f )h'. a1,1 Pub "d to the
flftwn f i , ,?r-?0! ,1,e rt)lllonal distance of
naW.(i.ifTi ,0 a.P"'nt In J. Thomas
, : llaker's land and croaslne an.
fir f "V"1 "Thufi' 8. 10 deej. SI mln. IS.
tno hundied (.even and cUht'tentha (20T.S)
ti . .. ". "one ' ihenco partly hy Ellabetli
Hunt Hepburn's land and lands of Hiram Cor.
eon and the .state of Joshua Jacob, deceased.
?..'' '? ,nl"' w ,our hundred elxty.elt
centre line of the Pomeroy & Newark tranch
line of said n. 11. the nest seven courees ahO
distances to lt: N. 74 desr.31 mln. W.ettnty
'? a?.'! nv'-t"""h (0..i) feet; N. 7S de. 41
m n. W. one hundred (100) feet; N. 77 dee-. 40
m n. W. one hundred (100) feet; N. 70 der. 69
tn n. W. one hundred (10U) feet; N. 81 dec.
m n. W. one hur.drml (100) feet; N, 8'J der. 4J
m n. W. one hundred (100) feet; N. 83 der. 11
mm. w. two hundred (loo) feet; thence lev
ItiB the csntre of Held It, It. and by tract No. 2
the next flva tourws and distances to wit: N,
11 (leg. 3'J riln. W. fle hundred seventy-four
and flye-tcnths (.174.1) feet to a stone: N. 87
,JBi 60 ,a,n' n- flve hundred twenty-eiht
(u.S) feet to a stone near the southwest
corner of u .table; N. 12 der. 0 mln, W,
three hunlred seventy-three and seven
tenths (37.1.'.) feet to a stone; N. 85 der.
42 mln. W. one hundred thlrty-slx and two
tenths (1110.2) feet to a stone; N. IK der. 41
mln. W. elrht hundred thirty-nine and twenty,
five hundredths (U30.25) feet to a stone In a
public rond, tn a line of land of tho Samuel
Morris estate ; thence along the public road
and by th Samuel Morris estate N, 08 der. 50
mln. i:. live hundred twenty-two (522) feet to
the place of beglnnlnr. Contalnlnr forty-one
and six hundred seventy-three one-thouandths
(41 073-1000) acres of land, be the same more
or lees,
TOdETIIEn WITH All and slnrular the
bulldlnss nnd structures, machines and ma,
chlnery, shaftlnr, engines, tollers, lumps, dy
namos, railroads, locomotives, tools, fixtures
and other appurtenances, erected or tn process
of erection, or which may hereafter be erected
on the real estate hereinabove described, or
constituting ln connection therewith the quarry
and stone cuitlns plant thereon erected. It
liclns the Intention of this Indenture to Include
as part of Ilia tout estate all the btilldlnr',
machinery, rallioads, locomotives, tools and
appliances erected or used thereon as part of
the said plant. ,
HLXOND.--AU the marble, rranlte. feldspar
0.71 and other Mono and minerals linu in, under
!).07 and upuu All that certain Lot or 1'lete of
10.01 urouud, bltuute In London tirove Townsnip.
10.20 County of Cmster nnd commonwealth ol 1'enn.
0.03 eyivania. aajotninr ma premises nret nerein
UCBCriucu, uii,, uuuuu.'i an. urntnuvu avvuiu-
lng to a- recent survey thereof made by the
said Nathan It. Ilambo, tZsq., County 3Ur
vcyor, as follows
Uttli'mhiK at a stone a corner of land be
lonruitt to Cornelius Lynch and in a Una of
land beloilginr to the heirs ot Joshua Jacob.
de;eased; thiiu by LynUfB land N. 1 tier
UO nun. i:. thlrleen hundred fllty-slx and
lurt)-dve hundredths (1330.4.)) feet to a alone;
N. "I dei:. 10 mln. W. loin hundred thirty
clglu ami eishty-tlve hundredths (H8.S3) leet
to a stone In a line of J. Thomas Dakar's land;
thence by the sume N. til umt, it tnln. .
three Hundred forty-two and thirty-seven hun
dredthe (342.37) feet to u stone; N. IS der.
10 m.'n. W. six hundred one and nine-tenths
(UOi.O) tret to a atone on toe norm side or a
public road and In a line of laud ot the Sam
: uel Morris estate; thence by same land H. an
dee. 32 n-.ln. U. twche and fifteen hundredths
(12.1.1) fret to a rlono in the lentra oi J pub
Uo roar.; thence still by the Morris estate and
along the public road N. 37 dec. -b mln. K, six
hundred tell and nve-tenths itllu.3) feet to
non; N. us dec. 3u mln. ii. eleven hundred
thirty-two and nine-tenths 11132.0) feet to 41
ttone In a line of tract No. 1, thence leaving
Ihe public read and by tract No. 1 the next
twelve counies and distances to wit: 8. 18
der. 48 mln. Ii. eight hundred thirty-nine
and twenty-five hundredths (830.23) feet lo a
atone; ii. 53 deg. 42 mln. 11. one hundred thirty
til and two-tenths (130.21 feet to a Hunt;
8. 12 der. 0 mln. 13. three hundred sevanty
three anil seven-trntha (373.7) feet to u stone
near the southwest corner of a stabls: 8. fit
leg. JO mln. V. five hundred twenty-elrnt
(528) feet to a. stpne; S. II dec 33 mln. B.
Ave hundred seventy-lour and fUe-lenths 13T1.8)
teet tn a point In the centre line of the I'onitroy
Newark branch of tho l'ent.a. It. It.; thence
along, the centre of said II. H. B. Kl dec
mill. E. lo hundred (200) fecit S. Hi dec 43
mln. 15. one hundred (100) feet; a 81 cleg. 43
mln 15. one hundred (100) feet; S. 7u der.
RS mln K. one hundred (ICO) feei; S. 77 dec
40 mi IJ. one hundred (loo) feet; S. 73 dec
41 mln. K. one hundred (100) feel; a. 71 dec 1
11 'mln. Ii, seventy-six and flve-tentha lja.5)
frvt to a llnu of land belonging to ths Joshua
Jacob cttate; thence 'eavlng said railroad and
bv the said Jfuhua Jacob estata S. 08 deg. XI
niin. W. twtniy-slx hundred sixty-two and one
tenth (2602.1) feet to the place of beglnnlnc
Containing 0110 hundred six and six-hundred
one-thovndths HOU OOO-IOOO) acres of land, be
the ame more or less.
TOGETHER WITH the right to explore tor,
ills mine, uuarry and remove said stone and
minerals at any time hereafter lowver. with
mit any llatllliy for damage caueed by mining
It removing the same; with full right, lor
audi furposes. of Ingress, egress end regress,
in. to and from salu premCes and any part
thereof, and of constructlne and malntslnlna
ill necetsary and convenient buildings, roads,
railroads, tramways, pipe lines, wire llnei
Kid other structures in such nuner and la
such location as may be necessary and con
vtnitnt for the purpose of mining and remov
mg such stone and minerals: provided that
such operations eha I at all times be so ton
lllui la" to preserve adequiJe "PPort for the
dwellings, barns, stables and other buildings
a?d structures now erected on said premtaes
253 ,"fo and suitable access to the same, by
fhe roads and tn the manner now used and
enjoyed by the occupant of said premises,
Halnr the same premises and mineral right'
which PhlllP " 8tuw' bf a" cWteu the Mutn
?Jl of Vwll. 1W. intended to be forthwith
recorded, granted and conveed unto the said
Insylvanla, Marble and Uranlte Company
It,
aNO TOOEl'llEItlVITH Alt and singular
the catatw. real and personal, lands, waters,
Jlxhta of way. easements. Ilcentes, rUhw. liber
t i. 1 and privilege.. franchls. lierednan.enu
and appurtenances now owned or which may U
hweatter acquired by Ihe said Compsny for the
SSroosi Tot erecting, maintaining and OMrstlng
Raaforeiald plant and all the corporate tran
ehlsii of thi said Company, as ell at law as
In ouUlty. In and to the same and every part
end parcel thereof.
11NUKR AND SUBJKCT NEVERTHELESS
toV?ert7uu water rights, rights of way and
tither rlghia "d prUllsjM. uaerxad. or creitfd,
.ranted and nveod b the lollowtug Insiru
rnents, to wit;
tvaed Irom J ont ths n Morris et ux. to Evan
MorYui. JaSd October 1U. IKg. and rardd
S iL ofSe for Reoordlng of Dds for Cties
u, liunty, iStVtary lOtt. 1SW. In Ced 61
Y Vol. !. P "7.
nlaJ trow Jacob Baksr et l. to Srb U
fTjM. Ui the same ofu In Dead Book u u.
V4. l. P " c
Brown Brothers & Co.
FOURTK AJUro CHK8TIMVT StRExTTS
lUIlLADKLl'UIA
Commercial Letters of Credit
Iseuted in Pounds Sterling and Dollars. .
front Aruu Btkr to PfldtuylvtmU t-.u
,jc35s .sKr'- irmr4 "si
siftc lu Mtot. uad Boo u. pat
i'i.om Asuson Baker et ux, ta William T.
n&T dated April I.IW. SfSNLi'" 5"
1U tne baiuc v , w .M ww. -"-- .
211. uue JOd. c
The pu.-ohatr as 1 ruldtd In. sIA dcr
ajutil OS Hflimail lu i,j.-.m y,awai - w.
urchase ..r'u to n"" '" f"d '
bonds and coupons .euied by ihe ssjd ovort-
ase then matured iud unpaid MMRlt Py
r,ni of tli uurthat. nn. e in 1 h wy and
manner pr..vi l 1 Iw 11 11..
oslileiijHt '." t ' .'i K l 1
Sltluu Uilru dais 1 ! J
JJj urdi uf ir.. i- 1
Ki'btHl .
O. Jt HSIFBI'KM.
X m SOLDI SI3.
JOHN r, JOHSSON.
Mllsttsra for Tiu14.
al l diSaUraa.
n. D'lrvhaat
' v tta sale.
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