M&ADING AND LEHIGH
S-,
VALLEY LED UPSWING
figuration of itegmnr Divi-
tv- fends Both ComPan!e3
',: it. '...J rt, r1o Mnvlrnf.
I $eipe .T.w""
P W YOItK, Juno i6.-ptock market
1 tsViii today were Influenced wholly
"l exchange market, the rates for
"ft sterllns yesterday falling to the
?m.aBolnt In history, 1,T6X. There was
iJal disposition to restrict dealings
"':l finite Bleo has been tn
Jime definite elep has been taken
Wuv",.. afoadlness to exchange
ii rsilore Sicaaiiiesa iu caiiuuhu uu
Man Therefore prices moved in an
L- trndon.
rut. with a muo proiu-tnKine
tftrniiar
'" XU
P . ind there. AH tiirougn tno street
fifl "as n Bnl 'eeVn, to ""
Mtt,
:: fiiu
aeflnlte news, pniiuipmiy m uio
.iiimit onai hui "'- ".w ....v..-.-
' V today, for tno moment, m icnsi, oy
inini"""
risnaoer reports tttnt tno envoy which
m rierman Ambassador sent to Germany
C Vin reality a spy tnasaileradlna; under
f va?,ir name but his own. Tho Street
t-!iiiid news from Washington as to
SXti out aside from saying that It was
MiM nothing was forthcoming.
ri. steadier today, and demand aterl
teHtrt , frnMlnn. Thorn tvnn nn
W.ind. however. Tho chief concern of
d. Street was what will bo done tu
JIM'S'"". . n-. ,,.. -
r?:...li na large Imports of gold-tho
F;imunt received since tho first of tho
S'lin - .-'I-- naniKiW1 Irnm nil BMntM
fe'LiAnS .f tvliln.h enmn from Canada
St. had no effect, except a temporary
ena. DanKcra wb... .... .....(, ul '"
ivublUhment of large credits by tho
ScrOpMn powers here. Nothing along
im line lias been done as yet, and tho
hi" ., .llnn ha Id Ihnl Iho Inltln"
fencrai up,,,.... ....o . -.. - ..... .........
. ' . i ...tJ Uk .nfrrt. fmtn nltfna1 l.nln
hlhe day demand dropped back to Its
"r, JI.7654, and then to a new low of
1.6 5-16.
'tnh our trade bnlanco Increasing con-
itintly, with tho outlook for a bllllon-
lOlIar oaiuncc uy ui cnu ui iiiu uauu
ear ending Juno 30, It Is realized that
omethlng must bo dono to offset this
iJe-btedness, In fact, it m(ght bo
.ra (hnt bankers hero would wol
itcoioV considerable liquidation of forclgn-
. In the stock market during the morn
liftesslon' United Slates Industrial Alco
bol as tho feature, advancing BV4 polnto.
BuS'lnS ' 'nls stcl was said to be by a
pool and that tho company would change
wn'trol. The advance In prices of cer
tain uroducts by tho Steel Corporation
fcMDSd that stock early In the day, and It
Ik rose a good-sized fraction, dropping off
Slifer. II was saiu uiat some Very ravor
FllilnewB would Ho forthcoming on the
(.'ti..l fnnnrillnri In fVio nan fnttiin Tin.
f Vbst It was no one seemed to know.
Ic.Trjdinff continued quiet In tho aftor-
i-.toon, although there was Improvement
Im rlvi nnrl tlin mnrlrnt wna n.m.A
W'ady'than during tho morning. Both
lebtm Steel was the weakest Issue, losing
I joints, while Canadian Pacific moved
Rfepondlng to tho declaration of the
Millar dividends by the Reading Com
pany and the Lehigh Valley, the market
Ibecime strong In the lato afternoon and
'recoveries wcro In order throughout the
list Heading and Lehigh Valley woro
eaca lifted Hi. and otner shared, w.ih
lew.exceptlons, went along. Prices did
nn, v.n.rnllt. ftnt.f n i. n a.. 1... t
hv ai'-'i.J KUIU L KHV WV, UUL IlCVCt"
flba3 the ending was strong. In snmo
iaaitters anxiety had been expressed over
Elbe Reading dividend.
8 'lllFiVORS $100,000 BOND ISSUE
It '!. ' ,.. ,
' :rutt illUIVU UUUOCjI otiiuuija
Assistant State Commissioner Ud-
riolds Wildwood Board of Education.
TRENTON. Juno 16. John Enrlchr.
UtUtant Commissioner of Education of
WW Jersey, today issued a decision re
lltinic to the contrnvprsv liptwnn tht
B?ard of Education and the Hoard of
.Commissioners of Wildwood over tho pur
cbaie 6f land and the erection of a new
Wool building there.
ITbe ruling was to tho effect that the
;WimlHloners should allow JIOO.OOO, which
Ma oeen determined to be necessary to
tarry out the plans for the purpose re
ftrred to. .
f On October 7, 1914, the Board of Educa-
. tJOa certified to thn Unnrfl nt Rrhnnl Kg.
Irfraato a requisition for an appropriation
retjlOO.OOO to be raised through an issue
Fttbonds; This certification was approved
fir tb? Board of School Estimate.
6 i'"$
NEW YORK CURB
Bid. Asked
7 7Ml
KIV4 17
10 V, 17
Jr4n
w-Am Tobacco old
went Canauea
i ,-ju in
41
1j
tt..'i,:.:i .
t70,
II
t)H
TV.
i t'.uai rviipn ...... iiui
JlffJsttn
s
,!tovator pret
Sltllnr ftnm
7.
2 13-1U 3
i i. rtoaucts ....
U t3
' tea.Cliar Stores ins
11)7
i,;, M Par Stores pref
Swont w-:
...110
1OT
38
'; Takea nnM
k'i'
BANK CLEARINGS
PlV t. ..! . J- . . ....
Wizzzr " iuuay compared wjxn corro-
Vfm&l day )aat two years:
EJhjCi , . . 1013 1014 1013
li.I?t!5"''!!l,'2iMSn 31S,I19,;S.1 313,546,017
Ittl.1!1 15.043,1)00 14,.MS,fVS! 14.03fl.T!l
iKSt0 .... 50,B1H.(BS 84.162.2M Ba.036.00.1
Kit :
RATES FOR MONEY
KSg ...;........ .-. Mi fflZL
fi." 3 3H'fl4
MiSSii WV. p'r nra 1 "i montns, mil-
-
W FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Krt.lJ.."-: J!?.ni 18. The foreign exchange
InS , ?"..fieJlrt openlnr today, with
Btaiik rc.':on higher.
Eurjuninna uemana sterling reacted to
iSmai i .Vt.SK" ." "? '5".'r.S !i'" ?
ky .sther claa of ei chant.
i-yatj- -yvo,, vi iv." "K'.r- va:-
4.Tttt,
fl'.M
4
C.4Q
)
8.04V6
GOVERNMENT BONDS
?!1,S?el.t.red
Old. Alked.
87 pa
UC
iaT. ,.C?.UJ.0?."...
!2$?ua:::;:;::
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tai: aa rpiintrn . . .
11 loi? ""pen ....ICOtf
PW coupon :......,....;. UOW
'WAR TmtTiriifrivTfn OTnnifO
lf,v. """"ii OJUluo
.'!
Bid.
Ask.
13S
an
340
106
coo
m
iai
10T5
iMtMtif m i?y
-TTTP jT
M 5" common.. ..,, 'lafl
it2 9?r nd Faundrr.. .,!:.. S
Ti . O"
5ISS SSP.W.r? - - 5i9
i Biiu ... . ' 355
i Dj:i';i--'vj 2Jfr
K1-. Co ,.., 186
mc ATBU CO 1578
GOLD FROM CANADA
to ttta Subtreasury tlSOOrwo gold M
UW Ca.xxa.ii. Tbit Wngs gold ImpwU
ll09.Vl3.0OO, "' V '"
Price of Snelter Drops
YOKK, June 18.-BMltr Is quotd 31
i roe of 8 mnta from tbe axtreaM top
"f o last wlt, and th aS
ft 11 Uld iuvtiti ruklfli can h hftUabl
, mUr , , -"-
elares Extra Stock Dividend
NtfATi Jua. , -Proctor & P.
' ?,"r c on prefwrw d P
kS..sii to.nuwa stocks, 1 a "
jr tjit. un ta comnwa suwfc
BAR SILVER
" Wi rLca &f&H last iw&ca oar ettASC
EY
New York Stock Sales
sr-ir-1
AnihamvK';v i?i i? m is'
i
AWten,,l-"." 2. KJ..
RAi
Am lit hur.
i,-. ... .""""" "
THU 7R rnu
M 62M 51 5t
rttnuan
Amcanpf...
i"5 46U 40
SF"-S,a'g"'?iis
Am uat
Am CoM
AmitiH.;;rr.i.,.,','ui.. "wt vo 102X
AmlccSocurltlei ,,'j f,, ,.
AStt:::::::;:;;: 2f '
AmLteeedpf ." i? .' ''
Am Bmplt .t ilAf ,, Vu..'. ?0
AmSmlt&Ti.V;Vn" S ' "f ? '
c...V. """.m
"'"DHUll ISn
Am wbC-; 225 225 22fl 225
AnacomltCoppor 37 3714 :r.i n7 n
Atcliisoa 1 ,vo' jni mi irmu mi
,la,un comotlvc.... ,,H'i fi!)ti fthU 5UU
UWlnLocomotiro pf.lOjJj 10.J 10JJJ 101
1 alllmoto onu 741. 75 7.1 ,i,t
BatopliM Mining ?u ul ,iJ 'VH
nthihm ui..i .-V 1 .-' !"
,,,;....",':. w 101 ic5
71W
1.1
California l'clroloum... 15 15 15
California Petroleum nf ji mv w
30 30X 30H
Canadian Pacific 15m 153W iSS iSSj
i. cntrai Leather Co 4()j 4nu 304 aim
thesapMko&Ohto.... 38!! 3, 8Ji 3
Cnlnotoppcr 40h 40H 4U 4fi!f
ChlcacoMII&St P.... fJlH 02 01 H 02
Chlcaco Great West.... ins "5 ,iiJ 12
cjhlcago Great West pf.,294 -J0U 29JJ 2U
f.ClN?tlhwcst -125'' l2" 120 12J
CCC&Stt, 3a 32 32 32
CCC&StLpf fi7 Mjf 57? r.jji
Chjeaittlft. 1B ?A il) 16"
Colorado l.'ucIS Iron... yajg ;3 ;,2'i 31
ComstockTunnnl H lij 14' 14
Continental Can GCjf GO GO'j G!)
Continental Can pf 18 OflK 1,0 99M
torn Pwducts iter 15'f 15i lf,( 15W
Cruclblo Mod 3H : M .10.4 31H
Cruclblo Steel prof.... 00H 00 01 00
Cuban-Am Suzar 82 81 70 81
Detroit Kdlson 115 UIH U3H U3H
u,&iuivis oi;t:uniioj. .. . .M4 ..Ji -' ''3'j
K".C-;V; 20JS M7H 20M lli
'"Ist?! 41 415 4W 41!
Federal Mln & Sm 51 .u)-i 44 44
KcdeAl Mln & Sm pf. . . 59 57 5.U 65
General Chemical 218 2I0J-S 2175i 217)t'
GcneraVChemlcalpf....lU U0 110 110
General Electric 171 172 171 17J
Genepl Motors 151 15IU 151 161
General Motors pf 101 UOl 100) 100)j
Goodrich H V Co 60J 52i 405 52H
Goodrich 11 F Co pf....l01il 103 103 103
Great Aorthern pf llbli 119 1181S 110
GtNcfs for oro prop... aoif 3ii 35H 30
(iuucenlielm Expln.... K,H G5U f!4J 05JJ
Int Acricultural pf 22 20H 20W 20M
Inter-Met vottc uV.i :Ai 22U 23K
Inter-Metpf 72tf 74!f 73 71M
Int Paper pf 375i 3A 3S 38
Inspiration Copper H2H 32!f 32H 32J
Kansas City Southern. 2."iJ 25'1 25)( 25?
Kansas City South pf. 60Vi 5RJ 58J 58JJ
KlncsCoEL& P.... 125 123W 123M 123
Lack Steel 0 5J . 48W 4u
Lacledo Gas 101 101H 101 101i
Lchleh Valley IH'Jf 145 144 145
LIsBCtt & Myers 222H 223 223 221
Manhattan Elevated . . 127 125)i 125 1255i
Manhattan Shirt 5S 52 52 52
Maxwell Motors -Ui'i 40 45H -15H
Max Motors 1st prof.. SS'J RGW S5V hm
May Dept Stores pf. . 0M 07JS 07H 07H
Mexican ll'troleum.... 77 70H "5)f 7GM
Mo Kan & Tex prof .. . 31H 30 30 3d
Miami Copper 27W 27H 27 27
Missouri Pacific 11M ll?f ll)f 11
MontanaPower 51H 51K 60 0M
Natl Enamel & S 17 17H 10 10
National Lead... ...... HO G7i G0) 07
New York Air Iirako. . 02 02 005$ 01
Nevada Con Copper.. 15 15 155fi 15
NV.NII&H 04H MH 0-lW &1H
New York Central.... J7H S7 tOJf 87H
NYO, & West SOIi 20 2Sj 2MJ(
Northern PaclXlo 107 107U 107 107
Ontario Silver M 3!f 3H 3)S Mi
1'acUlc ilall 28 2KJf 28 28JX
1'ennUlt 100!f 106'4 100H 100JS
Plttsburch Coal 23 23 1'3 23
Pittsburgh Coal prof.. 03 03H 03! O.'JM
Pitts, CC&StL G7H 05K 05)1 05K
Pressed steel Car 40 40 Ji 48K 40
Quicksilver 3 3M 3 3M
Quicksilver pref 4!f 5 iH AH
Ky fateel Sprlim 33 32H 32M 32M
ltay Con Copper 25M 25), 25 25H
Iteadins 144 140 144 USii
Kep Iron & Steel 29M 30H 20Ji 3')
Hep Iron & Steel pref. 87 87 87 87
Itock Mand Co pref. . . M H H H
Ituroely, M. Co 5H 5H B 53i
Ilumely.M. Co prof.. 15JS 15 13H 13H
Seaboard Air Lino pf. . I-4M 35 35 35M
Eouthern Pacific 87.' i SSH bH bWH
So Railway 10H mi lOJf 10!
Standard Mllllns 51 SIM 51H 51M
Studebaker Co 75M 70 75)f 76M
Sludcbaker Co prer. .. . 100) 10')5i 100M 100H
'I ennesseo Copper.... Ml a8 .-iS4 38M
Third Avenuo i2W 63i 52U :.2)J
Tob Products pf 99 100H 100H 100-
Toledo St L&W 2 1 IM IK
union Pacific 127Ji 120 127K 120
USInd Alcohol 53 f-SSi 55 57K
US Iteductlon IH &i 4 51J
U S Reduction pf.... 0 OK 5 fll
USCIP&Fpref.... 44 .40K 40K 40K
bnlteditys Invest.... 18 18 I7K 17M
United Hyslnv prof.. 33K 33 33 33
USllubber 00 GGK 05K 00K
U 66tecl 50K 00K 59K COM
UbSteelpref 100 1II0K HiO 109
Utah Copper Sf ""W 08H
Va-CarChcm 13 ISH 12 32K
Vulcan Detlnnlne 18 10M 10K 10K
Wabash K K K K
Wabash pref H K M M
Western UnlonTel.... 08 C8K . 08 08K
ttestlnsKiM 100U 100M UUK O'JK
Westlnshousa 1st pref. 120 129K 129K 129U
S'ifwirS::::::: mn m m
WUlys Overland pref.. 103 103)i 103K 103)1
Cnts per share.
Total Bales. 32,.'iO0 shares, compared with
4311,400 shares pesterdayi thus 1 far this weeU,
1,44,100 snores; same period last wcett, 1,371,
600 shares.
corroN
NEW TOWC, June 16.-Cotton opened
steady this morning at a decline of frpm
one to four points, or about on parity
with the cables from Liverpool. About
the only significance to the early trans,
actions was small selling by Wall street
Interests, but for the most part traders
were the only operators. The weather
map was considered more favorable, but
it was said that rains In the Eastern
section of the belt were not helping cultl-
Closing prices were unchanged to 3
points lowf- , 0 n ,,, low cjMa
ii .... Ma u.5o o.M OTii
October ""', ,X mu inn ini
Vrvr :,:;:io.2S io.m Sso iaa loan
ff ;;:. ions 10.30 W.S2 io.so 10,52
spot .
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Reading Company, reiular quarterly 1 per
,ni mi fit preferred, payable September
?i-.tS?k o record June 20; reular quarter y
? 'JSnt. on swond' Prof erred, payable Ju y
J to!"oi record June 28; re"Var quarter y
pr iwt. occooinvoa payable August 12 to
t.Sl rv?liey""itai:id, regular quarterly
Lehigh whey "WJXJ n3 2jj ptr ceot.
S eSSntSV& Ha"fe July IP o".tock ol
"SSfiGrocer Company, rular serolan.
Sii'?r oeatTen preferred and resular wml-
aui,?iPi w n'. on eoraiwia. National
. .! -. f Mr cent, on coouuon. th
r,iui.overUind company. leBUJar cuartuly
llTp at n,pnfeiTJ. payW ."W w
iifc &SZ&MU quanerty 1 per
mES Jiwrterli Jr nil". JW
fareS-weCI June 14.
m si ki
iRn im ...
AmSu?atHorinctlo5....noj itiiK mu lint
A1..'1 M Hi 'T
'lit ItlH IP . I'lill 4nn n .
WEDNEflDAY, JTOK
CRAMP SHIPBUEDING
AGAIN WENT SKYWARD
Brill Preferred, General As
phalt anfl Pennsylvania Join
ed in Uplift.
N'ot until the nftcrnoon session did
trading become active on the local ex
change today. Demand wns very tight
In the morning, and then was an lit
cllniu.on to toi.ow 1110 iead of the New
York market, where Business a. so was
smaller, nhd price changes here were of
on Irregular sort, tho same as In New
York. Attendance In tho commission
houses, for the most part, was fairly
largo.
During tho morning the market was
the quietest here In some time, or slnco
the great activity of the local war order
shares, Cramp's, Baldwin and Lake Supe
rior. About the most active one of this
group was Lake Superior, but It did not
brighten up until well on toward the end
of tho first hour, when It went 34 higher.
In the very early dealings, Cramp's de
clined 60 cents to 6D, nt which point it
met support and rallied, crossing 60 for
a gain of TS cents. Baldwin was also up
a small fraction before midday.
Vigorous bidding for cramp shares
after midday sent Hint Issue on another
skyward tour, rising until It reached 66U,
an advance of B4 for the day. This,
with J. a. Ilrlll preferred, which scored
nn ndvance of J3 to is, were the only
features during the afternoon session,
although prices In general were better
ttmn in the" morning. The rise In Ilrlll
w"us thought to be a belated response to
the large war orders which tho company
hua booked for tho Allies, consisting
largely of the manufacture of shells. Tho
list previous sale of Ilrlll was about a
munth ago. Pennsylvania Salt and Phila
delphia, Germantown and Norrlstown
each moved up u dollar. Oenernl Asphalt
common coma Into prominence In tho tlnal
dealings, moving up 2. Tho market
closed strong.
Of the arbitrage division Steel Common
was tho most active, being up nearly Hi,
while Pennsylvania Hallroad came second
and was slightly lower. Ilopld Transit
stock and trust cortlOcntes uld not re
spond to tho neWB that the company's
motormep and conductors nro circulating
a petition which will be presented to
Councils, asking for some legislation for
tho regulation of the Jitneys. Business
was also small In tho bond division.
Sales in Philadelphia
Yesterday's
close. High. Low. Close.
2 Am On 101H 1DIH 101H tul
IB Am Milling 3 5 Mi 3
10 Am llwya .10 30 30 SO
BO Am Smelt 7i R7'i S7
Tvo Hniri i.oco as 311$ nn nni,
z urr & sus t e pr 40 40 40 40
10 Drill, J (J prt.. S3 S S f-8
410 Cam Steel 4S14 4SH 48 4SS
lso coi uei 3.P4 a Hi w,t
7 Cruclt, Steel 31 31 :tt
101 Kloc Stor M HtS WW Kl,4
4333 Gen Asphalt . . . S.VJ4 30 33t 3SS
431 do pref On 71 tV, 7l4
IS Ins Co .V Am.. 22 22 22 22
SOU.' l.k Sup Corp... 11U IIS HVi 1W
10 Loh Nav 72 721i 72H 72H
IS Leh lot 7214 72',, 72",, 72',,
00 t.h Vnl Tr IS 1414 I4W 1414
100 Lack Steel 30 SO 30
2 Norrlstown ...1304 137'4 137W WW
413 Pennsylvania ... M& 33 u-iH Mi,,
10 I'enna Salt Jlfg. S3 fifl 80 SU
2t rhlla Eleo 24 24 24 24
TOP 11 T a'b UH t'H Vt
20 do tr ctfs n OH 11 m,
443 Reading T2 72 1.1-10 72 ,2 1:1-10
S3 Tenn Copper 30 35H 3S-t,
1030 Ton nelniont ... 4 3-10 4-S 4 3-10 4 3-ltl
010 Ton Mining ... V, 7V4 7 1-10 7M,
10 Un Trac 3ati 324 32W
ino u o 1 K3 ml HI H-IK
3073 tr S Steel 50X mY, MV, Kti'a
2 u s nub 1st pr. . . Wire loot ion
(10W J & S S.... 48 48U 48 4'5
20211 Cramp & Sons.. MV4 03V4 3D RIVi
5 Yrk Rwy cref., 30 30 3d 30
Total sales, 17.303 shares, compared with
17.70S shares yesterday; thus far this eek,
53,80) shares; samo period last week, CS,(17
shares.
BONDS.
l.aat nrev. sQle,
High.
300 Am Oss & El Ss 8314
.?5
1000 Ilaldwln 1st OS..IUO
luz
101 Cam St so 101B UN
23S do May 1017.. 07
i lie, Feb 11117.. 1)7
moo Elee & Pe Tr 4s 75V
1000 Leh Vol pen 4s 8V
5100O I'a ront 4Ws t c.10.1
MOO lio Ken 44s .. l8
9000 Phlln Co 1st Bs. 001
1000 I'hlla Elec &S...101H
icoo r.cafiing reu is . .
200O Un Itwys t c 4s 74H
Total sales, $35,000. compared with $70,780
yesterday; thus rar this week, $101,031; samo
period last week. $174,338.
Financial Briefs
Regular Reading and Lehigh Valley
dividends.
The American Power and Light Com
pany has sold to the Bankers Trust Com
pany, of New York, $3,000,000 one-year 6
per cent, notes maturing July 13, 1918.
Tho proceeds will he used to retlro $3,000,
000 fi per cent, notes maturing July
13, 1915.
John A. McCarthy, receiver for Woelp
per & Co., today made application to
Judge Ralston in Common PIea3 Court
No. 5 for leave to purchase the coupons
of the bonds covering properties of the
Lancaster syndicate, which was pro
moted by Woelpper, Crnwfnrd & Co., tho
firm that preceded the present one, Th
court took the application under advise
ment. Three thousand separate checks, ag
gregating more than $3T5,0M. were cleared
by the Federal Reserve Bank of Phila
delphia yesterday for members of Us new
check clearance system.
The Federal Reserve Board today no
tified reservo banks of a one-tenth of t
per cent, assessment to pay the board's
expenses July 1 to December 31.
According to figures given out by the
Missouri Pacific, all but J1.93S.0OO .of the
$21 912.0C0 notes have been deposited under
the one-year extension plan. It Is es
timated that 1600,000 of the outstanding
notes are held abroad.
The New York Stock Exchange has
stricken from the list the J. I. Case
Threshing Machine Company old pre
ferred stock: trust certtiicates.
Copper exports for the week ended
June S amounted to J3,1SO,OCO pounds, of
which 6,352.000 went to France, 4,318,000 to
Italy and 2.223,000 to England. Imports
of copper ore mattes were 720,385 pounds,
and Imports of pigs, ingots, etc., tM.OOO,
of which- 1.00O.O0O came from Peru, sup
posedly for the. Braden Copper Company.
Last week's sales o"f ..English Treasury
bills amounted to 12,591,000.
Maurice Bamberger, has jetlredvfrom
the firm of Bamberger Brothers, and
Louis Bamberger has been admitted to
the firm.
Hughes & DIer have been elected mem
bers of the Chicago Board of Trade. The
firm will have a special department for
handling the grain brokerage business,
which will be complete und up to date In
every dstalL
The New York banks lost J6M.00O to the
Subtreaaury yesterday and have lot
874,000 slnco last Friday.
The Iron Age says: Betterment both in
sentimsnt and In orders 1$ reflected In
the WNk1! developments In the steel
market. With output for three weeks at
aa per cent, of rated wpaejty. the Steel
Corporation' central Western plants are
Mw receiving orders in ex,M of ship
ments. Ball and car ord.w continue to
come from Russia and lar "
nast week France has pUced J746 cars in
l United State. an4 Car. Its rail
!,rdM to the Steel Corporation ma have
JoUled .000 " to th "" ,Ure
31 but ther. ha bn no r.cM
orter for tbt aawtwt just rworted.
Low. C10B.
85V4 S314
102 102
54 O'H si4 4
(i P7. 7W 07
U 07',4 1174 l7i
; 73 73 7s
! 8'JV4 8'JV4 SOVi
W I(n luiMi i?
li HSU USil USH
A 00 154 imVi
inn; tmu Kin
lil!4 Ol't mil
74V4 74Vi 74V,
New Tork Bond Sales
2000 AAimilftww. 4. . . " L7?i '?4W
J,WJ Atner Smelt Sec fls....lu85 103 iu3
E&iisgiL'zJte art " w
isouo do T 4; .iiM. .;.;:: SiH
24000 docv4 11-00 101 limfi
Jffi" At Ian Co Line tit tn. . .41 8414 M4tfc
I'S?. HSU A- Ohio 3(4 gHl S7 87
S ?,. lv Ifai ::: m M mi
201
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,, Dc,h sti ist si. lonfJ
1C03M do rfd .m nSIJ
UW Iiok Itnp Tr 4'4 MM
S5J! " '18 . 100
100C0 Cent t.milr 1., -.. iu
loot
HIU l,3j,
73 n
iro ion
r,K" K'nt '' ! 4s. . . . . iiffi 8?(J 87?,
5JW St"' n It Jf J 3 Il.tS li:ig lt;!
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47
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103
101
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jopo ch 11 9 q Ben 4s.... nt
i-J c M A st l ov r.? rot.ioij
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nPOO Con ls p .... tlT
one
1 Kli.
2000 tel A Hud rfd 4s UJ lliv.
.;;- !!" lt ' rro os.
, !S2 Ef'flt t'nlted 4Us.
14000 Dl Secur Cerp its.
"ESS Ua l'ml rowd 4us
40O0 Erie conv 4s Ser II
;S2 E1 A E"' Co 4Hs
30OO rirffn tin i. r.
2000 Oen Elec dib 6s' HM
niju 11 ua wan in nis ,
toon do rid r,n ...:..,.
2O00 III Steel rteb 44a ..
1000 Iona Central 4s ....
18O00 Ind Steel Bs
14(00 III Cen A SI t. II .1.
72, t
?4l
4HV,
UU
131H
1S3K.
7!tjt
t)7l
40U
1O0
41
74
'72
ntH
71
10O
ntH
r.7H
4K)0 In cv ret 3d rd Os '10. .133
.mi inirrc Met 4Vs
21000 Interb II T ref Bs ..
B70C0 Inter Mer Mar 4V4s
3900 Internl Paper Cs
ISOOO Int Nav Co Os .
4000 Jap new Oer stn 4s
0000 K C Ft S A M 4 , .
80OO Ijickn Steel 3s '23
174000 Lackn Steel Cs '00
400H t.ls; A M T Bs . . . .
1000 Irlllurd Bs
II HO Mo Kan A T 2d U
r.;i
,... I'l . i.
a
7(1
10O00 do 39 1030 ..A, 72U 721 7241
12000Mb rncinc u.. ..(!:
1CHX1 do ev Bs
Mh Tnr.in j. .(-j. n nni tn
40
3B14
100(1 do Bs 11150...1..
87t!
Afi .-.lout l'ower n..... .. in,
WO! N Y C A II 3V4S S0H
K"2.V10 di Ps ret 101
i. .. ...... ..... !. W tn.
Oil
8110
do 4t4s
ao 4R
4000
oon N Y City Biji 'B4?
000 do 4i ior,7.. ';,'.;.
1
1000
tooo
3000
do 4s mrji.
do 44 mf.O
do Vr 1H04
do 4s Mny 103'
2000
2'!Y
nooo
K It A It 0.
1000 NY ltwy ref 4s..
120co do ndl Bs
r.(t)0 N Y Htnte 4'4s...
200n N Y Tel pen 4'jS.
11O00 Norr A West 4n...
innn Nor Pne prior 4s.
7000 do Ken .'Is
4000 1'neinc Tel 3
1001
"nils
01J4
0lt4
. 03S
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03;
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nnv.
innon penna cv 3V4s.
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1021
icon inniv. lorn
f((V (10 Cl Wi.
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loiiKHi do Ken
1000 dn -Hid
nsii ii8H psi',
1004 10014 lonti
220CO ltay Con Copper 0s
i;j.t i- jo
pono Heading gen 4 02'; l'2'i P2!4
1000 nio Or A W clt 4s.... 7014 70 70
70O0 Uoek Islond ts 82J4 82J 82
loom do rfd 4s..... os',, mv rc,'
mn fin Rn 43
44Ji 444
(O'i 80(5
2CIO do ren 4s 80
inoo St I. I M A S 4s 004
nnoo nt l ft S F sen os 107
4000 St I'nul M A M 1st 4 s. 03
inoo do 4H int.,
13000 Seebonrd A I. nd 3s.. fl..t
?nno South Hell Bs nj'
8000 South Poc cv 4s...... si's
20O0O 8 P cv ret t P Bs 31..1fO
nroo south Pnc rfd 4s..... Fn
1000 South Pne Term 3s.. 80
1000 South Hwy conB 00
40000 Third Ave ndl 3s igjl
2000 1' S Ttubber Os J02S
21000 U S Steel Bs.... 102)
14000 fnlon Pne 1st 4s Jgjs
1000 fnlon l'nc rfd 4s SSVa
flfiono Vu Its llrown llro;.... fl
1000 Vn Cnr Chm 1st Bs... POM
JW4A 'n IflrV R ltd
pi'1.
mu,
lon
10'
nl'S
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101
101
n.-v,
ti-ii,
03' i
81
11H
Mil,
HI
tmi,
78N
1IH!J
80
noli
7814
inoi;
10214 102',,
I'll Oil
-,.- V " . nitu
:xx ,,.::. iv;;. j. oov. iw: i
Total sales. $2,037,000. compared with $3,021.
COO yesterday; thus far this week. $9,200,000;
samo period last week, $0,058,000.
MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS
TONOPAH STOCKS. '
Illd. Ask.
Jim nutter "J. ;
MncNamara Vn "Vj
MdlwitV 1 .I . !"
Mlspah Extension ; .-J
Montana ' . ';
North Star ;'" -1'?
Tonopah Unlmont 4J4 . 4!,
Tonopnh Kxtenslon J'j a
Tonopah Merger i" ?
Tonopah Mining $ 7'..
Hescue Eiila -11
West End 8S 00
GOLDFIKLD STOCKS.
Atlanta
Hluo llult
llooth
nuiidoc
COD
Combination Fraction
niamondOeld II U ,
Palsy
Florenrc . ;;.;;
(lolrtfleld Consolidated
Ciotdrleld Merger
Jumbo Extenslort
Kewanas -
Oro
Sand Ken
Sliver rick
MISCELLANEOUS.
.32
.01
.31
.01
.03
.00
.02
.0.1
.33
.011
.r.t
.04
.07
.11
.01
.07
,i7 I ;;?
l'l. Hi
:i
.21
1.3.1
.13
, .10
.07
.10
1.3(t
.Iff
.11
.01)
.It
Fatrv Astec ....
Klmberly.
Nevada 11 111
Nevada Wonder
.02 .04
.03 .('(1
.::t .25
1.80 1.00
4, 47
72 V1H
m 01 U
n.114 10
r.8 i8t
B7t4 87t4
101
?nu tu
72 7!l
. 8IH 8IJ4
. 484 48U
.101 100H
.134H 133
.133(4 IM
. 7I5W, 73
. OS 07J4
. 48VI ,48i
.100 100
. 43 41
' U11 li
. 72 72
. tUH 01U
. 7 72H
.1WJ4 100U
M'l
875 S7
lion ' roll
SOU 80Vj
lot's lot
IP! K,'fc n
,.87 87 ' 87
,. 8'11 81- 8(Wl
.. nr, m P3
.. H3S PV4 WSi
.. P3li tl.114 nsik
, . now pus, nnij
. . win. nnu nnu
..ion tunc I04i
..112 I11U 1114
... 7114 71V, 71
. ., nn'i boh ,-,ns
... 10014 ItmM 100M,
im-n
r
8SVi SSI,
02 I"
O.Pi tut'i
2(VO Wshnsh 1st Ss ....... 100V4 lo"'4 loo'i
loono Wsh Equ ct sta 4s... 20V4 2JVJ .U
7000 tVnb-T Ter 1st ct 4s.. 4 4
2roo Westchester So ....... 100W 10OJ4 Mil
...m.i ...... t & pu 3n...l(Vt 103T4 11H
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHKAT. Receipts, 4514 bush. There was
a fair export demand and prices adiamed lc.
Snder s"Sne outside advices. u'"'"l"J,.B1r
lots in export elevator-No. 2 red. nominal,
il "ll 2l" No. 2 red Western, nomlnu , $l.-u
iri?.Kn 1 Northern Duluth, $1.3 il..ll.
I'liitN. Receipts, 11,028 bush. .Tho mar- ,
ket ruled firm unW moderate offerings and a ,
flf. !h hut prices were unchanged. ,
niintstions' Car lots for local trade, as to
t'fo'Ss: No 2 white. MMte''J'l, whi,e'
B4fi5414c.: No. 3 white. 3UJKlac.
l-IOt'lt. Receipts, 1880 bbls. and 1.000.
rno lbs in sacks. There was little trading and
?IVes ''wen "liriil nominal. V auot. P IM
lbs. In wood: Winter clear. Wj.aS;ni0,'
ailSl' ,ju,e!C.ack.:- 0.( di'. M H
lits sacks. $5.3(Kf.3.50: snrlng, ttrst clear, lieu
js.7l?f da. itral?ht, 3.isU. go. patent. to
KJ3; do., favorlto brands. l';.iufe' . !J
mils choice and fancy patent, $H.40(1.03, city
ffi ' gular grades-Winter clear, 5.3(i 3.73;
S, straight. $3 73fi0. do., patent. $9.23.
llYK ruillll sold slowlyand price, were
wlthJut important change. We quote nearby
and Western, In wood, at $8U.30, as 10
quality.
PROVISIONS
Thero was a fair lobbing trado and the
,Jri7t ruled steady. tjuotatlons: City
Kef In sets, smoked arTd alr-drled, 23
sr',U Western beet. In sets smoked,
-"ik- city beef, knuckles and tenders,
&;&. ieiic8- do.7do .4C-smoked:
wiSSue '"her him., amoked'clty 'cured as
curMJ' inSfrr iard Western refined. In tleress
cur?1.J6fiie iard I S city, kettle ren
SJ,ldb"in ie:'lO'Klic.VUra: pure city.
WS& reVeridf to tus. mUo.
REFINED SUGARS
-.. .,ri,-t ruled steady, but there was; Utile
T?,ef We quote remierV list prices: BUnJ,
,ra.dl2?nuUte3. a.lSc.i extra fine S""""13:
S-r tSidVSa. .2flc'. j confectioners' X, tic.:
DAIRY PRODUCTS
VJSUla.by prlntsS
mi vfffi,.!iaK: && a. t
fKJ?toSSSfrh tz. were In fair
11 j iiii iliadv but unsitttactlv stock ws
amrt S L." V mu otJas toltows: la Urn
duTlaad J- uoifc. , a,.; ants.
Wit Wi .fi'
"'T'L..- ... ftAdrb.., eurraat rs-
"as: Wtst.ro ftrsts.
irs. 45.843 per auf; .thrn,
ClBU. """
. f
OfiKAJ
r:.ftsa "W "n"
is m 1
Tg'oji were
ut aw.""- rr;, .
e. was 11" V'X? , Mw4
"ljk: . ..-rsRarn
aa swj-"-
iM-ffTiiiliy
, V444M.W. Htm .
An fair to
TJafuC: A
skims, MTUc.
--
ITI.TnY
',. lieiftitsj Jig chickens, fancy. not
KSEVm wilande m
; 1 cut ;tjiew w4v-,
..Uinu fhli lrna Lsar.
broiltn ".bleu.,, ri
w.. nfctte..
ut, tiam.i isut
AFTER EARLY BREAK
Export Demand Dull at Pres
entCorn Buyers Selling.
Weather Reports Good.
CHICAUO, June le.-Dollar wheat, the
delight of the farmer's heart a year ago,
but dismaying today, continued to hold
forth on Ihe exchange In the oarly hours
of tiodlng. Sep.eiTitier opened at $1.004
nnd advanced to $1.0tJ before hoon. It
soon declined. Operators on the wrong
side of the fence rejoiced at the strength
after the opening, all Brains gaining
over the closing figures of yesterday.
At tho close July showed a gain of 2
cents for the day, nt $1.04H. ahd Septem
ber was nrnrly as much, at $1.024.
It was said that the bears who hnve
been beating prices down for three weeks
had been routed nnd a' hotter tone was
looked for. Several big bears announced
that they weie not through and that they
Intended to bring tho price down to a
level where oxporters would not bo able
to resist the temptation to buy. When
$1 was reached todny, the tendency was
to stop buying, as this was looked upon
as tho minimum price to lhduce tho ex
porter to buy.
Export demand for wheat at the pres
ent Is dull, but there Is an active de
mand for oats. Cash houses have un
loaded July wheat and are taking up the
surplus supply of oats against seaboard
salra.
It was reported that 100,000 bushels of
June oats have been sold from 8 to 4
cents moro per bushel than July, and It
Is dllllcult to procure more.
Corn buyers are unloading, which gives
the product a weak undertone. Interest
centres on oats, which will, aocordlng to
expectations, buoy the rest of the mnrkct.
Weather reports from foreign countries
have been about as favorable as the re
ports from this country, The Liverpool
market was weak, following the trend of
tho Amencnn market.
Tho advent of $1 wheat means M to 92
cents for farmers In tho Central Western
States. This Is considerably less than
they had counted on, and they may with
hold shipments for a rise.
Lending futures ranged ns follows:
Wheat Open. High. Low. Clone, close,
iu'y 1.03, i.oini 1.024 i.o4Hi.02S
September .. 1.004. 1.03 1.00 1.024J 1.00(4
December .. I.04I4 1.03 1.0111 1.0.1 ....
Corn (new delivery)
JlJ' 74ti 73W 73W 47514 78S
Soptember .. 73 74 721 T74 72(1
December .. 03 . C4 02$, 64J? 02
oats
," MSW 48; 4SJ4 MW 48W
July . 4.1 4B 44 43 '444
September . . 3014 40(, ' 804 S0T4 89W
Lard
July 0.33 0.30 0.83 0.47 0.32
September .. 0.02 0.80 0.02 0,77 0.00
lllbs
July 10.20 10 32 10.20 410.30 10.17
September ..10.07 10.05 10.33 110.02 10.00
Pork
July 10.80 17.07 10.80 17.00 M0.72
Soptember ..17.33 17.60 17.30 17.42 17.20
llld. TAsked.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Juno 10,-IIoas-Ilecelpts, 23,000.
Market strone. Be. higher. Mixed and
butchers, $7.1B1T.C3: good heavy, S7.10ffl7.60;
rough heavy, $11.83171.03: light, $7.3037.67;
pigs. $1107.111: bulk. $7.257.60.
OATTLE.-ltocolpis, 14.000. Markot steady.
Beeves, $7RD.I0; rows and heifers, $3.3038.00;
Texar.s. $7.3.18.93; calves, S.tJOir 10.23.
BIIEUP. ltecelpta, ,1000. Market steady.
Native and Western, JttlS.TB; lambs, $707.00.
NEW YOHK BUTTER AND EGGS
NF.W YORK. June 10. BUTTEP.. - Market
steady; rccelptB. 10,300 pkgs.; extra, 28V.W
1'S'ii-. : higher scoring, 284U2uy4c.: State dairy,
281281,40.: Imitation creamery, 23H2:Ute.
lions. Market steady; receipts. I(l,2!8 pkgs.;
extra firsts, I'O'ViCIc, fre,h gathered; firsts,
10U20C, treih gathered; nearby whites. 23u
24c: mixed color, lUHH)21c. ; nearby browns,
22!a82.114c; gathered browns, 1014621c.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
NCW YORK, Juno 18. The colteo market
opened steady. Futures declined 1 to 2 points.
At the clo-" the market held Arm, Anal figures
showing aln& of 3 to 8 points. Trading was
somewnat more active.
Today's Today's Yesterday's
opening. none, close,
April . . .
Mny ....
Juno ....
July ....
August .
September
October .
November
December
January
February
March . .
7.07tf7.IO 7.0107.0:1
7.HSI7.15 7.UI11J7.08
0 8.11(l.ll(l 3.8(i3.83
7.007.01 Ully0.!l3
7.04
O.'ST
.... iLi'l'tr,,,- u.ol((lu.n)
O.MWJ0.83 Cltltltl.tlS fl.820.S3
fl.S43U.87 O.tlinil.113 0.&liafl.87
fl.04fi0.03 0.80WII.S7
0.80 fl.04B.tl3 ll.80fi(l.87
Jl.n.1Qfl.ll8 (l.tKVail.Dl
(1.90 7.01A7.02 .U.':sfl.l(4
0.03 7.0127.05 O.DOa0.08
Illu.
Totnl sates, 28.730 bags.
Advance in Stoel Prices
NEW YORK. Juno 10. Tho United States
Steel Corporation has mado a minimum of
Jl 23 per 100 pounds on plates, bars and
sh'anos. This la an advance of $1 per ton on
bars and structural!! and $2 per ton on plates.
Detroit Rejects Bond Bids
DETROIT. June 10. All bids for the $330.
000 bonds, proposals for which were opened
yesterday, have been rejected by tho City
Council.
lbs. apiece, 18iT20c; ducks, I'ekln, 14015c.;
ducks, Indian Runner, 12813c; pigeons, old,
tier pair, 23B30c. ; pigeons, young, per pair,
20B22C
DKICSSKI) Supplies of fresh-killed fowls
eru small and the market ruled nrm, with a
fair demand for desirable slock. Broiling
chickens were more plentiful and lower. We
quote as follows: Fresh-killed poultry, fowls,
12 to box. dry-picked and dry-packed, fancy se
lected. l14c.; weighing 41jW3 l'. apiece, 1814c. s
weighing 31:04 lbs. ijplece, 1814c: weighing
3 lbs. apiece, lflWtfUHc.; under 3 lbs. apleco.
14V481314C ; Ice.packed Western. 4 lbs. and
over apiece. 18c: do., .mailer sizes, 1044j
17V4c, old roosters, dry-picked. 1214c; broiling
chickens Jersey, fancy, 3Ut;;i3c: other nearby
fancy, 23030c; Western, weighing UjB2 lbs.,
20tc2Sc; do., weighing IS Hi lbs,, iS23c;
spring ducks. lU'iilSc. ; squabs, per dot,
White, weighing 11 to 12 lbs. ner do:., l
4.00: white, weighing 0 to 10 lbs, per dot.,
$3.10f3.no; white, welgt.lng 8 lbs. per dot.,
$2.Sfl2.70; do. do., 7 lbs per dos 2g2,2U;
do. do., oi(m lbs. per doi.. $I.23t.S0; dark,
1.23ftl.W; small and No. i, $1.
FRESH FRUITS
Choice stock sold fairly and values generally
ruled steady undir moderate offerings. Quota
tions: Apples. New York, per bbl. Baldwin.
$345; Ben Davis, $33.rXi, other good eating
varieties. $2.23473.50; medium, $22.23: apples,
Western, per box, $!2; apples, Pelaware
and Pennsylvania, per hamper, 50S71e. ;
peaches, Georgia, per crate, J2.B0W3; lemons,
ner box, $2 3063.30; orsngts, Florida, per box.
$203.30; grapefruit, Florida, per box, $2
3.30; pineapples, per crate Porto Rico, $2fBl;
Florida, $22 7J: cherrlts, sweet, per lb., e
8c; do., sour, per lb., "Sc. ; strawberries,
per quart Delaware and Maryland, 47c;
Jersey. 468c; blackberries. North Carolina,
per quart, 7rUc; gooseberries, per quart, 3$
4tc : huckleberries, per quart, I OS 12c; water
melons, Florida, per 100, $30&tH.
VEGETABLES
New potatoes were In good request and a
shade firmer. Onions were, plentiful and lower
under a light demand. There was a fair
movement tn Southern vegetable, at revised
prices. Quotations: White potatoes, per bush.
Maine. 204f.10c.; New York, a. to quality,
204J30C. White potato, Norfolk, per bbl.-.
NoT 1. $2.504J2.78; No. 2, 75c.$l. White- po
taloat, South Carolina, par bbl. No, 1. $1.2041
1.75; No. 2. 30T7Sc. Onion. Texas, per cuin-mer-crate
No, 1 60f8Ac. Onion., Texas, per
cummer-crate. No. 2. 36B0c. Cabbage. Nor
folk, ner cratr. 5070c. ; do., do., per bbl., 40
COc; do., Eastsru Shore, per crate, 3(i83e ;
CauUflower. Norfolk, per hamper, KWWc.
Uans, per H-bbl. busket North rarollna,
grwn and wax, 30e76c.i Norfolk, ireeo and
wax. 507&c KgBBlants, Florlu per box,
$202.30. Cucumbers. North Carolina, per 44
bbl. basnet, 7tc-Cl: do.. South Carolina, per
1-3-t.M. Ustwt. .1343730. Bquasb, Florida, per
basket. Suc-BIIM. Peppers, FlorlsU. per csr-
rter.tLMsn.M- B"- &LbJ3' E" le0
bunchw. $T50aX. Tontetoss. Florida, per r-rter-Fanc".
$?. le. ! Aspar
uaT P bunch; KsISte. auareoms, per
4Tib. baAt, MB.CU.M,
Brown Brothers & Co.
Fourem anp Cmssmwr Sntwrs
JUIIUAPBLFIHA
Certificates of Deposits
are issued by us, either on demand or for a
specified time with allowance f iatrat.
1G, 1915.
Local Bid and Asked
-- -- -1 f
Daldntn 30
do pref 109
Huff A Rusq t 0 13
do pref 40
wamuria meei ..,,,.. 4
iec moro re ...
Oenera! Asphalt
no prei .,.,
Key Tel
do t e,
,do pret
lib. a,... .m.
n.nn u.,4, 4VIU) ........ II
Lehigh Nav ........... 72
Tj4hlh Vlt4.
LehtgH Valley Tr! '.
2ST4 2014
5," l
S3 34
84 83
80 40
S SI"
71T4 72
rnnjylranla .......
Phlla Elecltle
Phllsca
do .1 per cent. pref.
do (1 ref nni tiref.
Phils Rsn Tran .... n
do tc ,. 9
Utesdlnr 72
Tonopnh Relmont 4
Tonopah Mining 7'
Union Traction 32
U a I
V B Steel 00
Tork ltwy pref ,
Wm Cramp to (14
Ex-dlvldend.
4 :
7
82
R2 KI
89H onH
30
0414
,4 Si
CO 60
WIDE CHANGES AT AUCTION
At the auction sale today there were some
wlds changes In prices. Borne of the changes
follow:
.. . rrlcs. Adr. Dee.
Northwestern Trust Co 203. IS
Ml. Holly (N, J.) Natl. Bank... 85 .. 8
iorinwestern nail, usng .881 1
Northern Trust Co.. 320 25
23 .,
:i 1
n. wo. ror ins. on Mres, eic.oiu
West End Trust Co.. ISO
x-FiinsyiTBnis r ire ins. (jd,i...,vv ..
18th and 18th fits. Pass.. .....230 1
John 11. stelson Co..... ISO .4 814
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
The following semirltte were sold at auction
today by Barnes V Ixiflandi
100 shrs. Interlaced Curled Hair Co.; par
$10 5
8 shrs. Pennsylvsnla Cold Storage and
. t Market Co SOU
0 shrs. American Academy at Music;
. , par $100 23014
a shrs. American Academy of Music;
. par $100 230
2 shrs. Pennsylvania Academy of Fine
. . Arte 25
60 shrs. Luhrlg Coal Washing and Mln-
. lng Co.: par $100 lot $11
a shrs. Philadelphia Uourse, preferred;
par $23 1B14
4 shrs. Philadelphia Dourse, common;
par $50 , 6
4 shrs. Philadelphia Bourse, common;
par $30 0
8 shrs. Philadelphia Wholesale Drug
Co,; par $10 .120
ft shrs. Union Transportation 03
20 shrs. Amerlcsn Druggist Flro Insur-
. , ance Co SOU
14 shrs. Aseptic Products Co., preferred flit
34 shrs. Aseptlo Products Co., common.. 0
5 shrs. Northwestern Trust Co.: par $30,203
3 rhrs. People's National Fire Insur
ance Co.: par $25 14H
10 shrs. Mutual Trust Co.: par $50 35
6000 shrs. San Juan Gold Mining Co.:
. par $1 lot $3
200O shrs. Consolidated Gray Eagle Mines
Co.; par $1 lot $1
1000 shrs. United States Mining nnd Smelt
ing Co,; par $1 lot $1
480 shrs. United Mining Co.; common!
par $10 lot $1
CO shrs. United Mining Co., preferred;
par $10 ..lot $1
S00 shrs. Tortllllta Coprer Co.: par $1.... 23c
200 shrs. Tlds Water Cannel Coal Co.;
par $10 lot $1
v scrs. uiin ,-aiis matcn to ; par
$10 lot-$t
32 shrs. South Shors Acres; par $10: lot $1
20 shrs. Alton Manufacturing Co.; rom
mon. par $100: 12 shrs. Alton
Manufacturing Co.; preferred,
par $10 lot $1
1 shr. Erie Preserving Co., common.
par $100; 1 shr, Erie Preserving
Co., preferred, par $100 lot $1
00 shrs. De ling Hook and Eye Co.;
par $100 00
$1000 Philadelphia. Wilmington anl Bal
timore Hallroad Co., 4 per cent.,
stock trust, Interest January and
July, registered, due 1021 0714
10 shrs. Corn Exchange Notional Dank;
par $100 .....300
10 shrs. Corn Exchange National Bank:
par $100 300
0 shrs. First National Dank, Lancaster,
Pa.; par $100 211
11 shrs. Fourth Street National Bank; '
par $100 283
4 shrs, Manufacturers' National Bank:
par $100 123
10 shrs. Mt. Holly, N. J., National Bank;
par $23 35
10 shrs. Northern National Bank; par
$100 203
2 shrs. Northwestern National Bank;
par $100 301
3 shrs. Northern Trust Co.; par $100... 328
5 shrs. Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances
on Lives nnd Granting An
nuities; par $100 010
1 shr. West End Trust Co.: par $100... 130
2 shrs. Philadelphia Warehousing and
Cold Storage Co.: par $100 80J4
10 shrs. Lumbermen's Insurance Co.; par
$25 105
1 shrs. Pennsylvania Fire Insurance
Co.; par $100 390
02 shrs. Philadelphia Llfo Insurance Co.;
par $10 10
20 shrs. United Firemen's Insurance Co.;
par $10 11
5'4 shrs. United Firemen's Insuranco Co.;
par $10 11
0 shrs. Pennsylvania Hallroad Co.; par
$30 B3
5 shrs. Thirteenth and Fifteenth Streets
Passenger Hallway Co. 230
1 shr, John I). Stetson Co., preferred;
par $100 130
4 shrs. De Long Hook and Eye Co.;
par $100 00
2 shrs. Philadelphia and Camden Ferry
Co.: par $50 108
B shrs. Young, Smyth, Field Co., pre
ferred; par $100 00
4 shrs. Philadelphia Bourse, common;
par $30 4;
5 shrs. German Theatre Realty 3
General Asphalt
Company
was the active feature of
yesterday's Philadelphia
Market.
We anticipate a biff
future for this company.
Inquiries solicited.
Hughes & Dier
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Members of the Philadelphia
Stock Exchange
1435 Walnut Street V
PHILADELPHIA
0i
INVESTMENTS
Rrazier 6 Ga
BANKERS
132 South 15th Street
WE OWN AND OFPEJt
COATESVILLE, PA.
Water Works
Due Serially 1920 to 1940
FAUTICULAHS ON APJPUCATION
A. B, Leach & Co,
115 South Fourth Street
Philadelphia
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3S& IN TltR ClOtm OF COMMON 1'I.SAS
...et Chester Count. J
No. eo. m Bqnttrim
TTie rennHrnl Company for Insnranee
?Ha.. "d frantlng Annuities, Tresis
SS?I ,? " Indenture et metg
2?'15 W J.tu 1"?0' eted V VfnnnU
Tani. Marble nnd Omrtlte Comntr', ,
cSmpn?n''1 " Mtbl " Orlnlte
tfhMriLi15l ,6. " e' the .Conn et Com
?hal'.il Chester CAnky, ,ef th
In 1 w. '0. atU Conipanj for -Insntanee
SHfi .?. "ranting- Anntlltle. lBStk
IJJI!. X.'b,i. and Ofantle Compatir, will
fteS 5 t.i.w,4',f of bdler at the Jrojifper.
West Ch.h.,.?0?rl. """"y ,n ,h nenfuil? t
m.ii Chif."r'i,P,h County f Chtner and
or jni ?J",.".nU' " rrldajr. the tA dr
th m-Vf1.91' ni ' f' m-' " ""d singular,
ri.t.1 ?i,Be'. property, franchises, estate,
iHSr ll.Snd Interest In said mortgage or
a.1?kL tfuil Peftlcularly ment1onl, antt
Sliu rJ""1 e8'Id to the sald-Penhsrl
OMl,ii!rmPanr..f.or Inurnce on Live and
,11. J5 An.nU''l. Trustee; said tnoru
fcMb,ra.P'fXw.'"r m0t' Mf,"u,"l w
tr'tlSEftzW ,h1 Certain quarry and Lot
SL,.IJ ?' """1 "Ith the buildings and 4m
ffiS32, i2!i.,5.er,J? "eted sltuats In tenaou
SlS.i-S?"'? County ef Chester and Cent
Si!5Iiilh " n"ylvnln, and bounded onu
l.S-Tl??c?orllnB ,0 r"" urry thereof
mao-e by Nathan It, ntnbo, Km., County Bur
veyor, as follows!
-.5.!!l1nln ? .tons In th Intef section fit
publlo roads In a line ef land belonging te the
Mtats of Samuel Morris, deceased. It being
n.fc.?.c.0..rn", I' It" belenglng to i, Then..
nk!r,.th.-nc,-b'r ,14 Baker's Itnd end along
the east side of a publlo road S. SO deg. 0 mln.
E. nine hundred seven and five-tenths (80T.G)
ll'i '? Wne I thence still by Baksrs land
and etonr the. east tide ef said publlo read B.
?i.o?'.B.'?,n- a elewn hundred elghly-nlne
(1188) feet to a point; thencs leaving tha said
publlo toad and crosslne te the west side
thereof s. 72 deg. 81 mln. W. fifteen US) feat
? earner of John Tavatal'a land! thence by
T?'.w .?. 'h "m course contlmied tuei,
?S,!V,n1 dltnc of two hundred thlrty-ne
S1) feet to a corner of said TavaM'e fkMt'
hundred four and flre'tenths (10J.B) feet to'
a ,co"l5r thence by the, same N. T8 deg. 31
I!!'. ,,JLnt hundred eighty-eight and two
tent.unss.ui feet to a corner on thsvestsfn
side of a publlo road! thence the same course
?!?.ti!2f'd.J!r8,Jfln ,h '' P,,b" roa D tHe
eastern s.de thereof the additional distance ot
fifteen (IB) feet to a point In J. Thontae
DA'r lan''S 0ence along the east side et
said road, by Baker's land and crossing an
other publlo road and by land now or1 late' ot
Elisabeth Hunt Urpburu a IB deg. .84 mln. a
two hundted seven and eight-tenths (207.8)
tJet.?. 'tonei thence partly by Elizabeth
Hunt Hepburn's land and lands of Hiram Cor.
son nd the estate of Joshua Jacob,' deceased
8. 08 deg. IS mln. W. four hundred slitr-slt.
and five-tenths (400.8) feet to a point In the
centre line of the I'omeroy A Newark branch 1
of the Penna. n. n.'; thence along tht centre
line of said It. It. the next seven courses and
distances to vlt: N. 74 deg. 81 mln. IV. seventy
six and five-tenths (70.0) feet! N. 75 deg. 41
mln. .W. one hundred ,(100) feet: N. 77 deg. 40 ,
mln. TV. one hundred (100) feet; N, TO deg. 6
mln. W. one hundred (100) feet: N 81 deg. 4S
mln. W. one hundred (100) feet: N. 82 deg. 45
mln. W. .one hundred (100) feet; N. 88 dig. IS'
mln. W. two hundred (200) feett -thenco-leav-. .
lng the centre of said It. R. and by tract No. 2
tho next nvo courses nnd distances 'to wtt't'N.
11 deg. 32 mln. W. nvo hundrtd seventy-four ,
and five-tenths fB74.B) feet 10 a stone ! N. 37
deg. 80 mln. E. five hundred twtntyelght
(828) feet to a stone near the southwest
corner of n stable; N. 12 deg. 0 mln. W.
three hun.lred seventy-three nnd seven
tenths (373.7) feet to a stone; N. 85 deg.
42 mln. W, ons hundred thirty-six and two
tenths (1.10.2) feet to a stone; N. 18 deg. 4 J
mln. W. eight hundred thirty-nine ahd twenty
fire hundredths (830.25) feet to a stone In a
public road. In r line of land of the Hamuel
Morris estate; thenco along the public road
and by the-Samuel Morris estate N. 03 deg. 00 .
mln. K. live hundred twenty-two (B22) feet to
the place of beginning. Containing forty-one
and six Hundred seventy-three one-thousandths
(41 073-1000) acres ot land, bo the same more
or less.
TOGETHER WITH All and singular the
buildings nnd structures, machines and ma
chinery, shafting, engines, boilers, pumus, dy
namos, railroads, locomotives,, tools, fixtures
and other appurtenances, erected or in process"
of erection, or which may hereafter bo erected
on the real estate hereinabove described, or
constituting In connection therewith the quarry
and stone cutting plant .thereon erected, It
being the Intention of this Indenture to Include
as part of the real estate all th buildingn.
machinery, railroads, locomotives, tools and
appliances erected or used thereon as part or"
ths said plant.
HECOiND. All the marble, granite,, feldspaf
and other stone ana minerals itiiiit 11.. under
ana upon All that Certain Lot or, i l-a. "
around. Situate In London urove 1 Teu-nshlp.-County
ot Chester ana Commonwealth ol .'tin .
BylVania, l4UJU41t,.(4 . ..-.-..-- . .. - ..-,..-.
described, ami bounded anl uesvrllwa uuiont
lng 10 a recent survey thereof made by the
said Nathan It. Itambo. Esq., County Sur
veyor, as follows!
UtSinnliig at a stone a corner of laud be
longing 10 uorneuus uyuvii unu 11, ,w -,
lana neiu,,i4,ts 44, ., ,... .,4 w.-..... -
deceased; thence by Lynch's land .v 1 aeg.
S3 mm. E. thirteen hundred flfo-alx and
forty-live hundredths (13JU.43) tect to-a l,ui
N. 24 deg. 10 mln. W. foui liundmi ttflrtyt
clghi nn. eighty-live hundredths t!3i(.!3) .
to a stone In a 11ns ot J. Thomas Baker's land.
thencs by the same N. 04 aeg Su mln, fa,
threa hundred forty-two and thirty-seven hun
dredths 1U42.37) feet to. a stone; ; 18 lg.
10 mln. W, six hundred one nnd iilno-tenihe
(UOl.b) feet to a stone on the .north side- of a
nubile road and In a lino of land ot tho Sam
uel Slorrls estate: thence by same land B. ja
deg. 82 rein. U. twelve and fifteen .fiundredths
(12 18) feet to a stone in the centra of a pubj
lie road jthenre still by the Morris' estate anj
along the public road N. 87 deg. s I mln. E, six
hunilred ten and live-tenths lOPJ.S) feet to
stone: N. OS deg. 50 mln. K. eleven hundre
tblrty-two and Sine-tenths (1132.0) et to
stone in a lino of tract No. 1; thence deivlnf
tntt i.iiniiu ruau 444.U -. - ' . . - '
twelve counea and distances to wits
S. IS
mln.
" . .-. .. ......... (Clio K tt tn '
U 12 deg 0 mtmE.thVVe -hundred "sevtmy.
tare" slid sJven-tentha 1378.7) feet to a stone;
' near the southwest corner of a atabla; S, 87
deg. 50 mln. W. flva hundred twjntyelght'
(828) feet to a stone; S. "deg. 82 mln. B.'
live hundred seventy-four an,l five-tenths UH.3)
feet to a point In the centre, line of the l'om"oy-
Newark branch of tho I'enna. n. It.; thenjj
nlrllundd''io.VeV: t Sffi
g & I enhhun?rearfU,f ff
41 m n E. one hundred hop! feeti S. 74 ds .
i mln E. seventy-six anl five-tenths Od.8
?Lt to a linaof land belonging to the Joshua
jtcob estate! thence leaving said railroad ami
i.C ?h ald Joshua Jacob estate a W deg. in
myinW. twenty-six hundred sixty-two and on-f
tenth (2682.1) feet to the place of beginning,
roniainTng ono hundred six and slxhiindrjd,
rooAbovtandtSw H0 C0O-1000) acres of land, bej
tin samo more or less.
TOOETHER WITH the right to exptorj for,
ji mine, nuarry and remove said stone and
die. i?iS'.t,nv'ilma hereafter lorever. with
o0ultnc.ry :iftwL'iferflihiffiil &nre
0,hTurDost. of ingress, sgress and regress,
such vurpj5;- "..,3 nrentlse. and ny part
S'.reof. ind of constructing and.malntalnlna
ih,er5?ce.ry and convenient,, bunding., wads.
Siro'ther fu383S lh','.uch"m-.ner"ni K
nA, itton as may be necessary sad com
$inhl:&" .'..VTippott r
S.-'mnxs 'wrS? 7tilw and otSiV bulldlnn
fUi?futures now erected on sail premise
Sn,1 .at. and sultabls access to the same, hi
fh. road and In b mannr now used and
the rosos u- ", - .nM'nremlses.
enloyeo or " vvr - 3 ,
n.m ths same premises and mineral rights
P.'.HPhSllD 1)7 BlViw. by deed dated W,!-2
yhJenf AorlC W, and Intended to be fortnwttij
dred granted and conveyed unto tlw aj3
rVnwlvaSla Marble and OraBts Company in
"1'nD TOOEniEB, WITH All and muWf
.NiiiM iel anl peraonaL lands, wauia,
MX way. eSeements. llceossa. rtslii lu..r
f iP ind privileges. lrwAItMili
"! .TSSirfinancJa now owntd or watch aur H
S?.?! acquired by ihe Mid Corapwy fr thj
K'Sorttild Pn' nd all the cerpomts iraa
U afore saiu v- company, as wsll at law as
f?U"ulty. . Sr, tff-'ea. asa .vsry P.
Lad parcel thereof.
.TkiiEH AND 8OB1B0T NEVEBTUSLieas
UNE.ii. waisr rtotits, rtihU Of way Mtd
Maud 1 od ooavVyed by tiwfollowlog tostru
meats, to wit:
iid from Joaatban Mpnls et ux. to Eva
.Hf,u dot4 Octobee 18th. ISO. d rec.8
lrtm jaooo ar k $. to bfn 4
4it4 July K 1894 and recsrdeu is
S4 oineo in. Vi. t a, P , -
frooi Jacob BM t ux. to Astua
W tt Sou rt hi Deed Book
Auoo BaHsr 10 Paaeylvaal, a4
TSoVdid October 1. 171. U, tn
ti&iimi
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n.ne mI tko purcbas, CVMHi
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