Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, June 18, 1915, Final, Image 14

Newspaper Page Textvfgr 14 STOCK MARKET SHOWED GENERAL DOWNWARD TENDENCY IN STOCKS Oniy Strength Shown Was in Specialties $2,500,000 More Gold From Canada. NEW YoniC, Juno l.-Opefatlon on the Btoclt ExchitnOT today were vlrtunlly a Repetition Of the previous four days this week, except that a reactionary tendency Appeared after the outset, whereas on previous days the opening- was generally strong;. A few of the specialties showed some strength, but not to amount to anything:, and the seneral trend was downward. Business, which was smaller, Was almost wholly confined to tho pro fesslonal element on the floor, and there was a disposition to restrict commitments until the outlook In the forelen exchange market Is brighter and also the Interna tlonat situation. Defore the opening- there were reports of a severo cvclono In the Middle West, and this retarded trading In a measuro nnil was also responsible to some extent for tho reaction. No direct confirmation of the big storm was forthcoming. Early reports had It that conslderoblo damage was done. In the grain market the re ports of heavy crop damago had the effect of boosting prices. The market was steadied to a con siderable degree by Bteet common, which was strong during the morning session, and was the most Important feature. The itrength was attributed to the announce ment that the company Intends to build a new plant at a cost of 3,000,OCO, for the manufacturing Of sulphuric acid and zinc. this being regarded as an indication of confidence In the future business. In addition, trade reports were more opti mistic, Railroad shares, which have been very dull for some few dn8 past, were particularly Inactive today, the demand for these Issues being very light. The pressure against Steel became large In tho afternoon and It, too, dipped below the closing of yesterday. Distillers' Securities was again strong, being up nearly 2 points before noon. General Motors also advanced, but lost some of Its gain. Federal Mining and Smelting sustained further losses, tho common dropping over 10 and the pre ferred ovei G points. Following reports received on the floor that the Western storms had not done ob much damage as at first expected, tho market Improved slightly In the aft ernoon, but the betterment was not very pronounced, and business continued light. After a show of weakness late In the day there were moderate recoveries be fore the close. Baldwin showed a gain of nearly 2V& points. On the movements of money this week the Now York banks gained tl9.24l.000. They received J10,OH,000 from tho Interior and shipped $3,823,000 to tho Interior, In cluding J1.210.OOO national bank notes sent to Washington for redemption. The gain from tho Interior was (0,221,000. Gold Im ports amounted to J15.OOO.00O from Ottawa. The loss on Subtrcaaury operations proper T7. 1,77,000. New York Bond Sales High. Low. Close. 12000 Amer Atr Si tAjw jmer amcu Heo ea... 3000 Amer Tel clt 4s BOOO do cvt 4M 3O0O Amer Writ Pap 8s... 1000 Armour Co 4H tlOOO Atchison cv 4a HISS. . 20000 do cv 4a 1000 BOUO Atrh Tram S 1, 4a.... BOOO Atlin Co Una In 4a. 17000 do clt 4a 102. 2100U Bait & Ohio B!5 1000 do 4a 82000 do OV 4,4s 2000 DJSO P IL. E tWVd I COOil Unit & O Swn 3Ua SMt, 100 1 40u0 Beth Bteel lt Be,. JOUii II.1H suuu uein meei rid oa.. 1000 Brooklyn IUd Tr 4a, 820OO da Sa '18 100'i lOOO Cat Gaa at Elec Sa. . . . OVA SOOO Cent Leather lrt Sa... VliU SOOO Cent Pae lat 4a....... Mti 7CO0 Chea ft Ohio cv 4Ha.. 7.1 1000 do 5a 104?i 8000 Chi & Nun deb Oa 87a,113)J SOOO Chi & W Ind 4a 78J4 8000O CM II & Q joint 4 IHiti 1000 do gen 4a 01 70OO do 111 4a '..... 0H1 1000 C SU 8t P H 4Hs.. 00W 0000 do cv Sa ret ........10l SOOO do ?en 4Ua 10OH 11$. 15000 Con Gaa cv Ca 1171.; zouo Cumberland Tel Bs, 102 J. 102, 5a.. 47 4714 S.. 1024 102H luoo uen & mo ur rra SOOO Detroit Edition lat S300U Detroit United 414a .. 7.1 80000 Dlat Becur Corp Sa. . . 06 muuu uu I'ont I'OWd 4HB. WOO Erie conv 4a 8r A BOOO Grrxn Bay Ua OoOO Oen Elec deb Sa.,. 100O Hock Val lat 4a. 3000 111 Steel deb 4Ha . SOOO 111 Central rfd 4a, . 1000 111 Central 4a 1053... S100O Ind Steel Sa SOOO Ins Cod cv 6a 1000 In cv ret 3d pd Oa S850OO interb Met 414a... 1000 Interb Jt T ref Bs 123)00 Inter Mer Mar 4We... 40 1000 Inter Mrr Mar l!a. ...102i SOOO Ir.t Nav Sa SO cooo Japanese 1st 415 IWW K. U I O 2ooo Kan City Bo OOOO Laxka Steel 05000 Lacka Steel Sa 1050., 75 ouw l.k an ueo 4a jivo.,, vi 000 I.K Hh deb 4a 1831 13000 IJlf M T Ea..,,...;iOO1 J200O LorllJard sa ....,, lOOi) Milwaukee Oaa 4s,. BOCO Mo Pao cv 3a...... OOOO Mont Power Sa SOOO Nat Tuba Sa SOOO KrcSIl 3a,..., OOOO K T C II 41ia,,. 1SSCOO N Y C & II Sa...,. 000U N Y City 8a 102O 1)3 1000 K Y City 4a 1057.,., 115' 1000 N IT City BUa 1UM 80 1000 N Y City 4a 1BK)..,,. 04T4 G(i 1 V r.u lit. Itwll oftA '"V" Ha 1MO. "M OOOO N Y city 4 ha ,1V BOOO N Y Cy 4V4a Slay 'ST104 2000 N r uaa H 4 I' oa-.-iuK1 11000 N Y Rwy adl Sa BOji MOON Y BUts 4Ua, 100 13000 N Y Tel Ren 4Ua 07 BOOO Norf ft Weat Poch 4a. S8H 2000 do cv 4a 01 800 do Dlr U , 8714 87U oooo Nor Pae prjor 4a... OIK OIK Scon da ire: 1000 Oro Bnort L. let 104 I'l "'"-JT,fc .?! 108 2000 Ol. t IV II 4 N 4a., SOU 7uO) Paclflo Tel Sa , 07 U tni, lOOli s:xs; -vi-T-' r,- 'xi, 08 7SO0O do ct 4H 103 SOOO PCC A Btt. 4Ma Her A 00' 10O 103'4 nosi itnv luoii i-uo eery n J Da. jooo Ray Con Cop a. eooo Readlnf no 4s. . . 4000 Rep I i fl 8e .... 100) Rock Island 4a. . . . fOOciO do rfd 4a BOOO dn Ea .871, 871J 8000 et L. I M &.80 4 (10 luuu do ca SOOO fit I, It B P ltd J 1000 do can Ea 7000 Seaboard A I, ad Sa. . 05 mum neii vm ui 2&00O South Pao cv 4a 82 aisoo 8 P cv ret ( p Sa '34...100 400O South Pao rM 4s 88' 800 South Pao Term Ea. . . 80' Toon South Rwy con Be no Tex ft Pae let it .... m 1000 Texaa Co cv 6a 09' irmft Thl rA Ave Adl fia 78: 4000 V a Realty Sa Tl 8100O IT B Bteet da 102W 1000 IT s Bteet res Sa. . . . 1R1J 8000 imion Pao lat 4a 00 6000 Union Pac cv 4a DO B50MI Va 6a Brown Bros. ... 63 lovu va tar inra a oa .. vo 7000 Wabas a an 4a 21 3000 Wabash 2d Ea OUi 1O00O Wab Equ ct iU 4a. , . 20 UOOO Wab-P Tar Jat ct 4a. 4H aaBmml Rlctrla 5a 1004& 1WA0O Wat B & M ov Sa...li 1 (WO Weat Bhora 4a ... itnftt Wmi l'nlon 44a .. 10OO Weat Cabw Sa 9T 7060 Witwl A L B 4a U Total salts. .V6,0OO, cooiparad with H.04T, CCO yeMtrday. tku tar tbla,wi. $(4,2I.G0O; sauj period Us weik. Jli.s),000. Total Gold So Far Imported Tba tout fold Bya4,f lport on the jHov-ement since lb llnala of the year bow uBiouma to loUs,uuo. Vi uuntrtm let aourcaa or tha (old laapsrt attics January 1 war as follow: " i.,.4.. S0.4S8.1 Holteud ... 12 600.000 Viangm .- ILWaoeo LsBdoa . .. l.omi.Ofti Jatio . . B,2VOiH) S. Ao erica,. 1.0.a60 . 8 700 o0 Dninaiii; . 3O8.000 Bt4Tirs for Ceatraetirjg Ceipany KtW TI ! I4V Tb KaiUjral lUrtj-l, t t nuH . auiolnt.d, Chirlas Hurllnhaui and ;,., :j K tB ruitlvr for Utt Pillaturib . -rau-tiu Awaaj UMft to !,:.- Ml Jc;:UJed utctt MMW. 102i 08W 08)i U.1 IXI UJVs 02(4 (Uli li21i ,103Vi 103H 10314 .101 104 104 , 02 II2H U2ft . 81 RI 84 . soy. 8611 StiK, , 8.1H a'i sjh .ioi loofj looii .132 132 132 10.132 132 132 ... 77?1 77 77 ... 074 07 UIU 48i 40 102i 102?i 48 50 73J4, 751i 7314 il IS..,, IZU isj t-H Sa 01 J 01 01 Sa 1023.. 024; D2 02 7.1'$ 74 ft Ulft m W4 0044 OOJ. l ioo lKu vav. ooft ft MY, Old ln 40 40- u 111 IJUli VI 08H 0)h oh soR SO M) 01 10j6 lUHi (4 Wl, Mb M OSS U5t, b'J Ml Bl'i Ulli UllK BOH 103 ll(, luaiJ 104 Sioaii iojh looM ioui 88U BSU 01 ' 01 84 180 s looiJ OH 75a .ia i 1:1 . US 0241 02U , 0.1 02tt 02J , 8311 8.1U Mi! . M BiiJ IIS 60 60 0 Mli 0514 HV is a s as as 07 07 sht si',, B7 07 AS alii wati lou tl ml u S wft 4K K OfK ooK U 7iU 78U T8 7 102U 102U 1021, 10SQ 08 Oil 00 00 3U 01 SP St P it 94 New York Stock Sales Last close. Hlh. Low. Close. Als.lta CM Minn? 37U 371, .lO't 37 Allt.-CTia1m Mfg. ...... 18H A!ll-Chalm Mfn pf.... 63 Amalwmsted Copper.. 75! Am Act Chemical...... fit Am llnA Mi!tr AOlf 18 I 17H Bl 62 18 62 62), f2 74J 52 B1H 40'f Am Brake S AFpf tl60' H8W US). AmCan 46J( 45S, -I4J, AmCir&Koundrv.... fOJt 60 6SH Am Coal Products .103' 104f 103M WM 4JH COM 104 AmCottonOll 48!f AtM 47H 47J1 Am Hide and Leather... CM Amllkle&lipr 32U AmlcoESccurllles....... 31 Am Locomotlra 60? AmSmclt ft Itcf.. ...... 81 Am Smelt Artofpf..... 107 AmSmelt&nefpfD 81 7 CM 34 .'11 33 10W 60M 7BU 33H fOli SIX 7(lU 107 80 61 80'i 107 80 107 80 aaii Am Steel Koundtlei 30 Am Sucar lterinerlci.. . . 1 10 30X 30) 10SM 10SM 10S Am Tel A Tel 12.11 121 1Z3M 1.01 Am Writing Taper pf... 8 7M 7M 7M P6M POM Anaconda Copper . . 30! 30)i Atlantic Coast Line 103 100 Atchison T ft a K IU1M J01 AtchlonT&SKD(....101 101 101 100 100 10UM 100 100 Baldwin Locomotive.... OUi OlM 01 MH 74H 7fi 70 70W Baltimore & Ohio 76 to Baltimore A; Ohio pf.... 70M 70 ' nalnnllat MInlni?... 114 1W Hi Hi Bethlehem Steel 103 .102H IC0! I02U Bethlehem Steel pt 110 llllH 110M 1WM Brook rn Union Qas.. ..128 I2 via i-o nottoft fauperlor TDK California retroleum pf. 30M Canadian Pacific 1J.1 Central Leather Co 30H Chesapeake & Ohio . . ;Wi Chlno Copper 40!e ChlcaeoOreatWest.,.. 12 70 OIJi OHM 30 39 30 162H I62W 1S2M 40M 30M 40M 39 i8M 38M AQ'i m ibii UH lHi 11.' i DOM COM Chicago Mil & 8t P.... (MM 01i( Chicago MII& St Ppf.,120H 127 120f 120ii 32 32 CCOASt 1 32 32 CCOAStLpf 67ti Chicago 11I&P lrt4 Colorado Fuel ftlroa... 32' 67 18)4 32M 67M H7H 171 31M 17Ji 32)i 14 125 II7X 16 7BM 20M 89)i 88 12M 20M 20 40M 20 40 'Comstock TunnM It 14 11 Consolidated ClM 127); 120M 126 07 16 78M 2051 89M 87 12M 26 20 40M 26 45 CM OJi General Klectrlc 173M 174 171ii 1"2 General Motors IMJ-j 1.13M 162 162 General Motors pf 101H 112 lOHf 10IM Goodrich UF Co G1H bZH 61M 6I!( Great Northern pf llbH 118 117i 117M GtNcfs for oro prop... ;t5M b7M 35Vi 37 Gucgenhelm Eipln . . . r4 01M f3M 01 Homestako Mining.. 117!f 117 llbh 117 Int Agricultural 0 10M 10M 10M lnt Agricultural pf 22 30 IntHarrNJ 10-1M 104 Intcr-Mct vot t c, :3Vi i3M 23 2S 104 23M 74 31M 101 23M 76 31M Inter-Metpf 74M 765i Inspiration Copper. :ilU 32 Lack Steel Lehigh Vallov.... Loose-Wiles Buscult. Lorlllard Coprcf. ... Louis &NashvlIIo. .. Manhattan Elovated Mackay Cos prcf 48' 48 145 14 1 40 40 3M 1431.' 10H 18H lbtt 18i U7JS HOJf 110M HOW 118)f 117Jf 11CJ4 117X B5W Van 12.1M 125M COJi 07H CO 07H ilamelt Motors 44!i 43Ji 43H iiii Max Motors 1st pref.. 87 b7 80U 87 MStP&SS M 116M U6M 115H 115M May Dcpt Stores 39 Mexican Petroleum..., 75M Miami Copper 20h Continental Can 08 07H Corn Products lief 16 16M Cora Products Itcf pf... 79M 70 Crucible Moel liO.i ' Cruclblo Steel prof.... 00 8'JM Cuban-Am Sugar 9') 01 Den & Illo Orando pf.. . 12M 12M Distillers' Securities 21 M 'Mi Erie 20M :0M Erie 1st pf. 41M 41 Federal Mln& Sm 3'ilf 31 Federal Mln ft Sm pf. . . 60M 471. Georgia & Alabama OH 39 39 39 75 73M 73M Mi 25H 255 11M 10M 11 61 61 61 175 10'i lo!i 061f 05 mi 94M 02 035i C35( 63 G3 15 14J( 14H S8M i-8 88 31ti 315( 31, MUsourl Pacific ll.'f Montana Power, 60j Natl Enamel AS... National Load New York Air Brake NY.NII&H Nevada Con Copper. New York Central. . NYChliStL Northern Pacific,.,. Ontario Silver M.... 175i CO 03.M 0-1 15 8K 31 1005S lUGii 1055, 1005 3h 34 3Vi 3H Pacific MaU 2SH 30JJ 28Ji SOH I'O'i II OH Wiiri 114i Uiii 1UH 81 SO 81 GO 655f 055i PcnnRK 107 Peoples Gas Chi 110 Pittsburgh Steel pref.. 78 Pitts, CC& St L 05 Pittsburgh Coal 22f 22M :2ii 22M 49)f 40 40K Pressed steel car. rullmanCo Quicksilver Quicksilver pref... Ry Steel Spring... 60M 103h lom iCOH 160H 3H .Hi 3M 35i 4H 4H 4 33 33)i 33 24K 245i 24M 4 33 24M 144M 85 295f 875i 5, 55f 13U Hi 55i 137 35U b7M 1051 6254 7051 100 3751 62M Hay Coa Copper. . Heading J44H UV.l 144 Heading 1st prel 00 85 85 Itep Iron 4. steel 30 29M -'OH Hep Iron & Steel pref. 87H 8751 b7J4 Itock Island Co pref... H )i H Humely, M. Co 65i Mi b numely.M. Co pref.. 13i 1451 135f St Louis &S F 45( 4li 45i StLouls&SF2d pref bli 651 55, Sears Roe & Co 138Ji 137 137 Sloss-ShefS&I Co... 35 30 f 35!t Southern Pacific b7J 88 87 6o Railway 10 1GH 10f Standard Milling 5251 52H 62 Studebaker Co 77 775f 70tf StudebakerCopref.... 101 100 100 Tennessee Copper .... Wl',i 38 37f Thud Avenue 63 35f 525i UDioniiag araper... an 5)i RM 6, Union Pacific. 1285i 1285, 12751 1275i USCIP& F...., U'B Ind Alcohol... US Reduction ... U S Reduction pf. U 8 Rubber 1454 14 13H 135, 68 4M 45i 0451 5UM 6H 6 5851 451 68 4H 45i C4M oa 035i US Rubber Jit pref 107J1 107W 107!f imn U SSteel 00 005, 6051 6054 Ubbtcel pref 100H lit) Uu UU litah Copper 07J1 18 0751 07H Vulcan Set pref 34 36 35 35 Western Union Tel . tax 07M f7)i 6754 SesUna"B&M 08H 0851 0754 0751 Westuighouse 1st pref. 120 12851 128J1 128M Oota per alura. Quoted ex dividend. Total aalea. 378,800 aharea. Compared with S1T.C00 shares yeaterday; ihua Jar thla week. S.170,000 aharea; aime period laat week, 3.0U. 00 aharea. NEW YORK CURB . DM, jiraaen copper Hrltlsh American Tobacco, old IlrttUh.Amcrlcan Tobacco, new (lold Consolidated ..,, Oretne Cananea ,,,.......,,.., La Itoae , , Lehll.lt Valley Coal Sales .,.,,, Nlptsalnr .,........,,,...,..,,, Otla levator .., .,...,,., do pref ,, ,, Rlker.IIeseman ..,, ,,,,, 7 Hterlln Oum ., ,,,, a Tobacco Products ,,,.,.,,,,,.50 United Cigar Storee ,,,ios do preC , ,,us IlnllM Profit, new .,,,., ,,., 8 World Film ....r. , , 44 Yukon Cold (,. 2i NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET NEW YOnK. June 18-rThe coffee market opened weak, with futures off 3 to 0 polnta. Closing flaurea showed loesea of 5 to 11 polnta. TradlnaT aa fairly active. uw. Today Today-a Yteterday'a opening-. close. close. April 7.04 T.OUWT.Ol T.11B71J May , T.O8SI.10 7.007.07 T.isl7.1tf Juna .... J-MMJIMKI 6.03a00 Juiy -. i.iu i.uuwr.ui 7 07 AM U.M ti.RA A fW3. Sept ember November December January February 6.M88.08 0t.Dll.l(O aso .... fl Ml (ID.) UOTi e.o o.6oac.to e.m o.va awiBfl.ua 7.0 .ait IMS aiaren ......O.?0 a.0Otl.8T im HM. tOffsrWl. Total aalea. ie.K0 bags. HYE STOCK QUOTATIONS P' 5PS"v "IsuStcJwis Siw ArJL-Ui'S!'- 03. rnllrh 84; pigs. a frT-lticSSV."'-: 1900; . narket at: ItVH. 30mim.fowt ahd ana naiiera. calvea. H.Xm SHE1SF.-Biiiii gw. mark ateady.Na va a.nd We. IHW-M: Uroba. fia 9. Taxaoa i. live Idle Cara Less on P. R. R. System The total nurabar of Idle ca oa the Peojj. urlvanla, Batlroad ayatatu, 1bm gaat unt rel. em Jus 11 81.9X1, a, decrease of IB. 271. w 1 pr eeot., ln April L OlUu tutal amply r oui or aarvtce w Jtua II. sg.Mt irua stoD can atured is anopa tor re utra, aod ,3B3 v era (Mil ordr cara atcarad Ei la-k rf bujaa. Tb dtrw in jp car tress ADrU I Wftj 1H per cast . and in ooJ ai4f car 14.HW. lit tit nW c4 Aaked. ::i53 i?" ,, 40 U ",aeo ' no ,. 70 73 in DO 3 60 1011 125 4 2S EVENING LEDGER REACTIONARY TREND WITH'THE VOLUME OF TRADING SMALLER BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE AT NEW HIGH RECORD Locnl Tractions Firm Despite f(Jlf Jitney Inroads Commission Houses Cautious. Tho heltatln; tono of the New ork tnnrkot wns reflected In tho Phllnclelpnln list for a time today, but the chief re null wns to curtail the volumo of trans nctlons rnthcr than to depress prices apj preclably, Unldwln Locomotive Ignored tho wavorlnrj tendency nnd moved up about 3 points to a. now hlffh record. Electric StoraBe Battery and Pennsylva nia Salt were other firm spots. tVospect of an ordinance to regulate ;ltncys offset the startling figures given to Councils by the comp.iny purporting to show how hard tho new traffic had hit tho trolley system. Tho Street seemed Inclined to think that Mr. Mallard s flg-ni-.a w.r. cnminvhnt ixnirirerntcd. At all 7 events Union Traction moved UP tree tlonnlly, while Itopld Transit held steady It looks now as If thcro was a chance that ufirfc ii thn nrnnnaed IJroad Street SUU- way nnd Frankford elevated might actu ally begin soon, Judging by the passage through both branches of Councils of tho resolutions providing- for extra sessions on Juno 2.1 and 30 for tho purpose of act ing upon the various pending transit loan legislation, so that part or tno romniw can bo let out of tho 16,000,000 before tho summer Is over. In tho afternoon a sharp recovery oc curred In General Asphalt which, after selling down to 33ft, rose to 35V4, a gain of a full point over Inst night's final fig ures. Investors were picking up Penn sylvania on tho Bhowlng of Idle cars, which decreased markedly during the past fortnight. It Is known, too, that the big system's business through the first half of Juno was cxtromely good, and otriclnls of the road say they look for steady Improvement from now on. Slight recessions wcro rogisiereu m Lehigh Navigation, Cramp Shipbuilding, United Gas Improvement, United States Steel and Lake Superior during tho morn ing, but In no Instonco were offerings particularly extensive. Commission houses wcro advising tho acccptanco of profits recently accumulated with a view of repurchasing on any marked reaction. The feeling In conservative quarters ap peared to be that the market had been running a little wild of Into and that It required curbing, but confidence was ex pressed that the general tendency would remain upward for aomo time to come. Sales in Philadelphia A- Yca. cloae. Hlrh. Low. Cloeo. 25 Anaconda Mln.. .. 30 3n :IU 307 Amer Oaa 101 101U 101 101 20 Amer Mill VA. 8 11-10 0 11-10 6 U-1U SO Amer Can 454 4J'j 4iV, 4 Amer Hwa .. 100 Amer Smelt... 3122 Ihild Loco .... lit) do prcr .... 10 Dull & Bus t c. u do prel 23 J O lirlll 10 do pref 10 Cambria Steel. . 30 .' 0H1 .104. . 13 . 39i . 30 . S3 48 30 7u; 102H a 40 30 8S 48), 23 5.1 20i .I35j 71 l 41) 24 H '2U 70Ji 102(4 a 40 30 88 48 23 B4 2054 33!, 71 Hts 74t, 04 (i 102'4 13 40 :io 83 48 24 2Uft oOVj 71H Si! 40 24 10 Diet Secur 449 i:ioo 100 Krlo Storage. W; -'Ui Asphalt ... :i45i 1742 Oen A 41 do Dref T. 1280 Loko Sup Corp.. UU uz in rsav 782 Penna 11 R SO Penna halt Mtg. 100 l'hlla cum prcf. as K1V, 87(, 40 24 0'4 SI -on nua bwec 120 Phlla R T tr cf. 200 Rending A. M to Tenn Copper 37. :i7 :, 350 Ton Del ..4 3-10 4 3-10 4 3-10 4 3-1 10 Ton .Mining. 7". i 4 7V iu union 'iTac ., ri u ii I 185S U S Steel no V H Rubber... 60 Warwick I & B 32H 84 50 00' IH 01 OV, 03 054 Si 84 U 140 Crump & Sons. 03 Total sales. 12.417 shares. compared with 28,843 shares yesterday; thus rar mis week. 07,00.1 aharea; tamo period last week, 213,138 shares. BONDS. Last prev. sale. High. Low. Close. 11000 Am (J & E 15b.. SAU 8UV, SOU 80 S7 Cam St scrip '10 08W 08 08J4 08W 018 do Mny 1017.. 07H 07 07. U7 87 00 l'b 1U17.. IHft 1000 Eqult III Oaa 3s.l03(i 200(1 Ih N cona 4Wa 00 tOOO Ixih V gn cna 4b 8U'4 5000 Pa cona 4tia t c.l03 C0O0 Pa gen 4V4s tc. l)SH 3000 Phlla Co 1st 3s 00V4 2000 Phlla nice 4s.. 78! OOOO do 5s IOI, 1000 Reading gen 4a 0.1 2000 Un Rwy Inv 5a. 03 U8VJ 00 70 102 Total salts, $57,000, compared with $00,534 yesterday; thus far this week, $288,530; same period last week, $315,073. Local Bid and Asked Baldwin do pref Butt Se Sua t c. dn pref Cam Steel .... Eleo Storags ., Oen Asphalt ., do pref Keystone Tel . da t c do pref 67 i,aKe aup i;orp Lnigh riav l.ehlgh Valley Lehigh Val Tr do pref Pennsylvania Phlla Ulec t'hlla Co do 5 per cent pref. do 0 per cent pref. fhlla It T , do t 0 Reading Ton Del Ton Mln TJn Trao U O I U a Steel ......... York Rwy pref S'm. Cramp t 0,... NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS NEW YORK. June 18.-BUTTEn.-Market easier: refelpta. 10.262 Package;: extra, 28 B284C.J iilgher .ocorlng, S85,O20Hc; State dairy. 2802640.; Imitation creamery, 23234o. EGOS. Market Irregular: receipts, 12 HT3 cases; extra Ilrat. 2046210.,' fresh; nrsts, r6 20c,, friah gathered; nearby whites, 23R25c,; mixed coloi, lOBSlc; nearby browns, z.'4t 234c. U. S. Steel to Build Zinc Plant NEW YORK. June 18. Announcement la made by tha United States Steel Corporation mat oecauao pi uinvuuiH iu ouiaining an ade quate supply of ilno ond sulphuric acid plana were being completed for the construction of a special plant for these products. "We have decided to build near Pittsburgh, probably at Uonora." said Chairman K. II. Clary, "a new plant for the treatment of xlno and by-prod, ucts and sulphuric acid, at a coat or from $2,500,000 to $3.000.000." Franklin Dividend Increased BOSTON, Juno 18. The II. II. Franklin Manufacturing Company Increased tha dividend rata on Its common stock from a 0 to a 10 per cent, quarterly bails. Tha dividend, payable July 1, will be at tba rate of 40 per cent, per annum. In addition, th directors have vote4 tv retire as of July 1 small Isaua of pre (erred stock amounting to $130,450. Surplus funds pa band can ba readily used for this purpose, RAILROAD EARNINGS CANADIAN PACIFIC, 1915 Peerease BMoad week June iStOOJ! JM.?W From JM 1 01,T,i 39,312,673 CIIB81PEAKE AND OHIO. aumi week Jium 1781.637 'tUlM KZa July 1 37146 " " 'CANADIAN NOBVlllijN. Second waek Jose...... ttehMjO f5m July 1 18.507,400 TEXAS AND VACIFIC. Beoonl week June UgO.r&l Kom July 1 1TTS4.107 L653.W1 .$$4,800 B,214,SOO 19.490 MISSOURI, ItANHAB AND TEXAS. 8cw4 f J t72ii IU.2S4 From JlT 3l,6,T7B SIS.STO PBNVBR AND BIO ORANDS. Suind weit Juae $421,480 IlJOo pSm July 1 3im,m M&JWO CinCAOO. INDIANAgOUal ANO LOUI8- Seccod veak June tj?ii? Fran Jtttr I V.M1.0S m& I)7 117 U7 10V4 105 i 10JW ooh nui w SS 8UH KS 10311 lOHi iori not.. ,iot7 00 00 711 70 1014 101 02 Ji 02 ) 0255 624 Today. Yesterday. Did. Asked, Hid. Aaked OIU !HJ, til my, uriVi ioi 102 10.1 13 13K 13 13ft 3U',4 40 3UJ4 40 48 40 48H 40 54 55 54 ( 53 34Ji 33 34(i StV 71 72 70 VI 14i 14 14H 14V, iii: uvT Mil ut: i !8 I17W 08 "'. a lift iz 74W 74U 74J 75 7194 72 72(5 73 14' 15 14 14H 284 20 28 20 33 53K MJ, M4 23 21 23 4 Sl(I 31 'AM 54 Kl 3)4 3.1 ( :nVj 81)4 404 30 40 04 0 11-10 04 011-111 W, 0 11.16 OU 011-1U "J "ft i 'It 4 $ bI8 $ 00 eo 60 w 6J54 63 64H 63 PTTTLADELPHTA. EBTDAT. JFKE 18, tHrligagaBKaaSg'Elle- SStT. .N-, I iKIj Photo by Enna. E. P. PASSMORE Vice president nnd enshier of tho Franklin National Bank and also vice president of the Pennsylva nia Bankers' Association, who wns elected president of that body nt today's session of tho 21st annual convention in Capo May. Local Half-hourly Sales 10 to 10:30 A. M. 50 War Ir & 8t 04 100 Lake Sup Cor 1-' 70 11 U S t c nf 40 10 Elec Storage 25 U 8 Bteel... 10 i:icc Storage V(l llaldwln . ... B314 00 ft 01 10 U S Stoel.... I01 noo uaidwin oz 20 Lake Bud Cor 12 20 Penna 53 50 Lake Run Cor 12 100 llaldwln 62 7 Penna 5.14 10 Elec Storags. 55 60 Lake Sup Cor 12 10 W Cramp t o 03 50 do 03. 10 Union Trac. 324 120 U S Steel.... 604 100 Lake Sup Cor 12 100 do 12 11 Penna M4 20 Eleo Storage. 55 10 W Cramp t o 03 50 do 014 10 II S Steel.... 604 3.1 Dec Storage. 5." 200 do 0514 170 U O I 83J, 10 I'enna 53(5 2 do 5.14 100 Baldwin 02 10 do 02 20 do 614 100 V S Steel.... flO'k ICO Lake Hup Cor 12'i 10 l)Ist Secur .. 23 10 Brill J O.... 30 15 do 30 10 Brill J O pfd 8vS 300 Elec Storage, r.r.i; 3 Penna 514 23 Gen Asphalt. 34 23 Anac Mln . 20 Baldwin .... 30 Ultt iu jiko uup tor 12 BONDS. 150 Cambria Steel scrip May 101T 07H 10:30 to 11A.M. 8 Penna ... 200 Lake Sun .... r.14 100 den Asphalt 33 (.3 tor iii i.i iv tramp i 10 u u i 10 i; s Steel 100 Baldwin . 83(, 50 Phlla Elec . . 21 004 EU O I 854 02 50 Gen Aanhalt. .14 100 do 024 100 Lake Sup Cor 12 60 U S Rubber. . 01 80 do 12 20 do 12 10 V S Steel.... 1,0)4 2 Penna 534 SJPBTtC, 04 50 Gen Asphalt. 34 10 Cambria Steol 18 1 Llttla Schuyl 53 100 U G I 85J4 50 Amer Cnn .. 434 8 Phlla Eleo ..21 100 Baldwin 624 40 do 62H 100 Lake Sup Cor 11 10 Penna 534 BONDS. US1 Cambria Steel scrip May 10000 Amer Gas & Electric 5a , 4000 Phlla Electric 5a 0754 . 83 74 .10: 11 to 11:30 A.M. 0 Penna 6.154 10O U O I 83 CO Gen Asphalt. 34 2 do 83 10 do 34 -0 Oen Asphalt. ,14V 100 do .. .11 30 do 341 2 do .14 CO do 34 ii 10 Penna 534 100 Baldwin 6211 ICO Baldwin 02 3 Amer Gaa ...101 20 do 624 100 Baldwin 62 100 Lake Sup Cor 12 60 do 62 200 Gen Asphalt. 31 100 do Kl'f, 5 do 344 17 Amer Gaa ,.101 100 U S Steel.... 604 100 Baldwin C27j 13 Gen Asphalt. 344 BONDS. 12 Cambria Steel scrip Feb 101T 07 12 Cambria Bteel scrip May 1017 07ft 12 Cambria Steel scrip 1010 OSb 1000 l.ehlgh Val gen cons 4b eoi 5000 Penna cons 44a t c 103V 1000 Rending gen 4a iy, 1000 United Rnya lnv 6a 03 11:30 A. M. to 12 M. 25 Baldwin 20 Oen Asphalt. 31 !4 100 Baldwin 0.1 4 50 Amer Gaa . .101 25 do.... 10 5 B 10 do do do 14 B Baldwin 6.1 10 ' do 03 63 do do 200 do 100 P It T t C... 4 Amer Rwye. 0 Penna e 10 Penna 30 634 100 Baldwin .... BONDS. 2000 FhlU Electric 5a . .1014 12 M. to 12:30 P. M. 20 Am Mill.. 511-10 33 Baldwin 0.1U 10 Buff k SUB t C 13 35 U O I 84 200 Baldwin 02 10 Tenn Copper. 374 mj uen Aipiuu. -t) zu Ltane up uor va 154 I'enna mi 07 Leh Nav ... 74 BO Gen Asphalt. 31, 4 do..... 43 U G I ... 12 Leh Nav 33 do..... rate 84'J 744 741, n w v.ramp i cm BO Baldwin 02 BONDS. 2000 Penna gen 44s t o. 1000 PhlU Electrlo 4a .. 12:30 to 1 P. M. 100 U B Steel.... 001 a uu iT3n uei , u-io 10 Penna B.T 10 Baldwin b24 RO do 4 n.lfl 4i" uts I4IIHI tj aiu CO Gen Asphalt. 3IU 6.1 Penna .... 63 5-10 7.1 Baldwin ptd.,1021 100 Gen Asphalt. BiK 10 llaldwln 624 200 do 33 0 Penna 63 250 do SB BONDS. SOOO Phlla Co lat Bs. 09 1 to 1:30 P. M. BO Oen Asphalt. 33 10 U O I 84J 100 Baldwin 631i 100 Gen Asphalt, S3; 60 do 83V 10 do ,, 331; 200 Gen Asphalt. Gen Asphalt. 8B do 834 U B Bteel,... C0V d ,,. 60 Penna ..,.,,. 63 IU 100 100 300 Penna BONDS. 1000 Phlla Electrlo 4a , 1000 Equip Illinois Gaa & Eleo Bs, . TO .103 1:30 to 2 P. M. 100 Baldwin ax-ill jn n.. 100 do.. .. 63 100 Phlla Elea " ri 20 Lake 8u Lake Sup Cor 12 200 Beading ,,,., Oen Aaph pfd 714 23 llaldwln ..... do,....,.., 71 100 Phlla, Eleo .' KM IO 10 B3U 21 11 do. 71 3 Lake Sup Cor 12 BONDS, 2000 FhlU Co 1st Bs ,,, ,,,, B3 2 to 2:30 P.M. 100 Am Smelt 50 Baldwin . , 100 Erie ...,, 25 U Q I .,, 10 Penna .... 79)4 B Baldwin B2 02 a do ,. 62 2014 100 Lake Sun Cor 11 83 50 Baldwin 62 UK 100 U B Steal..' Rat: 20 Baldwin 62 10A do ' 69i 100 U B Steel.... Bu 100 Penna ...,.., M 220 I'enna HYt ,iV a a Bteel.... 60 5311 100 Penna. FAIL 40 do SO Baldw 100 Penna. ,,,,,,, M4 In pfd.l02!i 1DUH Htsl Aft 10 U B Bteel. , w BONPB, en cona 4a ..,,,,., 8nu Iteel aerln 191B .'. ! nl7 1000 Leh Val gei 7B CambrU St 76 Cambria Steel May 1U17 .....,,.., 07 T rarr.hrla steel Feb lull mil 4000 Penna gen 44s i c. .,,...,,.,,,,., 03lJ 2:30 to 3 P. M, 80 Eleo Storage. BjH MOBS Bteel..,. B0 20 do 614 100 do ,, tofS 10 do B4 80 Fenna D3tJ BOBaldwln 62 fi do S3 10 do Wl .gU a I gji? 60 Baldwin .10 Tonopah Mln. 7 10 II S Steel..., 60 100 Baldwin 64 60 Pa, Bait .- do ,..,64 100 Ph Co cm pt 40 J00 do ,.,, 64 100 Baldwin ..... ipo do a XU ao......... "- - u, ,,,, di 06 do... ...... 04 10 Den Aspb. pfd 71 10? V B Steel.... 604 0 Elec Storage? U aso do SS sa Baldwin fflu o8.,e.' :::: i Iwlo 6S 38 ISO do '??!? 2. do ! 200 Baldwin ms.o oup cor JV liOriUB, 2000 Lett Nay cona 4JU boj 1000 Amer Oaa 4 Klectrtc Ba M 1009 Unltwl Rwya Irv Ba e4 DIVIDENDS DECLARED rniamiiiim Os&sar Company. $1 n&r BhA Hockln. Valfjry 1 Mr not, payabla Jun. 50 to stock ol r,d Juaa 3s. Rso Motor Car Company reeular quarterly 1 per tent, aad Ua life per nt.. payiil jSy 1 to atoeklioldara ot record Jun'i W"" Yale ft Tow Manufacturing: Comiway. rig- turlnK it . ca at M L.'WSa.J"!a .S c'5 ? a tSoTubt-iSdTr; lar quartarly P csjit. itftcit of nsord June 2 Ottat Nortttara, rsutei EaJltru l.izui uu irc.iioc lompasy, regu. payable juy w nvt,i,-t wm wmi- 5. p on prMwifa. wyawa Aujut ? to Mecl; ol Mewd July juw vm. STORM REPORTS STIFFENED WHEAT Prices Rose Over a Cent at the Opening Corn and Oats Also Advanced. CHICAGO, July 38. A rush to buy ftt the opening today- gave nn upward Im petus to the market. July wheat opened nt 1105, IU cciiIb gain over the closing price of yesterday. September at ti-Oi advanced 11 odd December nt 11.03 was ii higher than yesterday's final flroires. Tho shorts, who had sold on adverse weather reports nnd with tho belief that the Dardencllcs had been forced, bought bock at 105309. The market remained firm throUffhout tho afternoon and closed on an average of about Hi cents nbovc last night. ilnpld and dlveiso weather report Boon made tho market nervous, and a general decline followed. Hut tho report of a cyclone In tlu West added some strength. Should tho totnado turn out to be as bad as It Is repotted an advance Is looked for. A moi'o fnvorabto foreign forecast Is expected. Corn and oats showed the same tend ency as wheat. There was an advance at tho opening and then a decline, al though the undcrtono appeared stronger than that of wheat. The continued wet weather makes tho Julyvshorts feverish. It way mean a lato movement. Recourse to old wheat may bo necessary to fill orders. Millers fear the now wheat will contain so much molsturo that It will require considerable time to dry boforo It Is fit for grinding. Cold weather nnd rains are holding back tho crops of tho Northwest, according to current reports. Leading futures rncd na follows! viicai vpta. mgn. ixjw. ciofe. cloae. cl i"y i.oa 1.004 1.0454 -1.03 heptombcr .. 1.04 1.01 1.024 1.04: , '1,V4 1.051? 7514 ! 0594 ., nn.. jjecemorr . . 100 1.074 1.0314 1.1 1.07 July .vi , uiuw uenvcryj' 70 7(1 September December Oata July Sentember Lard July September Illbe- "i? 12ft 7t 00 U'tt 4011 40H 00H 3E1I '44S5, TJSH 40i 0.41 0.77 0.52 0.80 0.42 0.70 0.42 10.72 4B 0.72 July .10.3.1 1040 10.33 10.07 flO.nT tlO.SO il0.7O 10.02 Boptemoer . -10.70 '10.70 Pork July 17.00 17.10 September .,17.60 17.03 Bid. fAskcd. 10.01 flO.OS tlO-83 17.35 U7.S3 1 17.30 Financial Briefs It was decided to close tho New York Cotton Exchange on Saturday preceding Independence Day. Tho Jones & Laughlln Company has raised prices for steel bars, plates and shapes to tl.23 per hundred pounds, an advance of ?1 per ton and equaling the prlco of tho Steel Corporation. The assessment which has Just been levied by the Federal Reservo Board on the 12 reservo banks will amount to about $10,600 for tho Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. The assessment will bo equal to l-10th of 1 per cent, on the gross capital of each Institution, one-half to be paid July 1 and tho remaining half September L Tho present gross capital of tho local reserve bank Is $12,452,400, but on July 1 $1,924,500 capital of northern New Jersey member banks will be trans ferred to the Federal Reservo Bank of New York. Therefore, the Philadelphia assessment will be based on gross capital of 110.527,600. Charles S. Patton, of Sailer & Steven son, leaves July 5 for a trip to the Pa clflo coast. Discussing trade conditions, Charles M. Schwab says tho steel Industry Is In good shape and that the Improvement which has been underway for the last sevoral months would continue. The domestic business of the Bethlehem Steel Company has been Improving, and the rail nnd structural mills aro operating around 75 per cent, of capacity. Mr. Schwab looks for a substantial gain in stoel production In tho United States and better prices. The Hocking Valley Railroad reduced Its semiannual dividend from 3 to 1 per cent. In addition to the regular quarterly payment the Reo Motor Company de clared an extra dividend of 12V4 per cent There was deposited $2,500,000 In gold in the New York Subtreasury. The metal came from Canada. The Pressed Steel Car Company has placed orders with tho Carnegie Steel Company for 75,000 tons of steel for con struction of 70M cars which It will build for Russia, The price of lead fell 23 polnta to 6 cents. Exports of copper from Atlantlo ports for the week ended June 17, 1915, totaled 2147 tons; since June 1, 11,170 tons, and for the same period last year 14,223 tons. The 'Wheeltng Steel and Iron Company directors have passed a resolution call ing a meeting of the stockholders on June go to act on tno matter or using tunas to the amount of 15,000,000 for Improve ments. First sales of the new New York city stock when, as and It Issued, were made on the Curb at 103tfl03',4. The Giles report estimates cotton con dition as of June 10 at 80.2, against 83.8 on May 25 and 75.2 June 10, 1911. The av erage condition on an approximate date of June 10 for the last nine years la 8L5. The Columbia Gas and Electrlo Com pany baa obtained the control of the United Fuel Gas Company of West Vir ginia through the acquisition of 51 per cent, of that company's capital stock and in addition a large amount of cash, both in exchange for securities now owned by it in the EasOhla Qas Company, According to Bradstreet exporta of wheat this -week were 4,787,000 bushels; last week, 6,757,000 bushels; last year, 3,(85,000 bushels; since July 1, 883,735,000 bushels; year ago, 215,723,000 bushels. Corn shipments this week, 553,000; last week, S82.O00; last year, 15,000; shipments, slncn July 1, amounted to 83,72,000 bushels, compared with. 2,848,000 bushels during the same period a year ago. BANK CLEARING8 Bank clearlnia today compare apondlns day laat two yeara: with com. 1013. Fnlia. azu,uos,tH7 Uoston ..... 38.003,366 Kaw Yorli. .2Sd.SD3.Sia RATES FOR MONEY Call. Tims. Philadelphia. BWftl New York lj.il 2Sf5h ljiaton 3 SKfl SSJWo 3484 rim mmwclal paper, tbr to six Bwntba. jfofc adelpbla, SHS per cent. FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YOHK. Juna 18.-T6 fwHirn ehanaa tartttft op.ced' steady, with SiwSw suml "9" Bterllnr. FraBM. Marks. Lire. KV ::::::: J-.44& UH 5-fcH 3eman4 4. 70S B.VS NEW YORK TO ISSUE STOCK sn i"n, June 19.- a. U-nuuilb. u.-. fP$im.iu?&"ME. linasuisrw'ssi sj:?w, t- lack 15 year serial, niaturtag ajujaaluv irZ.7Z Juno x. lilt, t una L iwb7tocl5s!ftf ftwo 1915, PHILADELPHIA MARKETS GRAIN AND FLOUR miltAT. Iteeelpts. 40,174 bush. The mar ket idVinetT le, under etroneer outside ad' vfecs? hut rul-d quiet. Q,"'.' jf'jff In oiport e eiator. No. 2 ned, nominal. tLi ?1.2nV Ne. 2 red Western, riom nal. . - i.26; No. 1 Northern Duluih, fl.3lflil.3T. COIW. necelpt. 1B30 bush. ? ;wb quiet with no change In prices. Quotations. Car lots for locnl trade, na to lotln.;-0: 2 yellow, KlfJ&ilic.; atearwr yellow. SJ:82Hc . No. a yellow, ioktJSOUe.! No. 4 jellow, Mitt Tf4.c. OATS. IUclpls, 05.078 bush. The market ruled steady thougn quiet. Qutiton'.,y; 2 white, 33it3Uc standard white, sljfollici Nn. ; white, H&Milc. n.Otm. Receipts, 1208 bbl. nnd 1,140, 001 lbs. In sacks, Trade wan quiet, but the market ruled firm In sympathy with the ad vance In wheat. Wo quote, per 100 lbs. In wood: Winter clear. f3.50i35.7D; do., straight, fXTCgn: do., patent, fW0.25t Kansas, juto racks, l3.30fJ3.B0l spring, nrat clear, f3.W) 80.10; do., straight. U0S(.20S dot patent, j(I.20flfl.40 do., favorlto brands, tO.riO0ia.TJi city mills, choice nnd fancy patent, fO.BOliO.JOl city mills, regular crftdes-Wlnler clear, W.OOw 5.75; do., straight, 15.75301 do., patent, CM 0.23. 11YK n.OfJH was quiet but steady. We quote nearby and Western, In wood, at fOSP U.SO, as to quality, PROVISIONS Tho market ruled steady with a fair jobblnir demand, quotations: City beef. In sots, smoked and alr-drled, 2BS20C.! Western beef, In sets, smoked. 2G20c. city beef, knuckles and ten ders, smoked and alr-drled, 27?28e.; Western beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked, 27ffl2Sc.: beef hams, tJHM2: pork, family. 822S22.B0I hams. 8. P. cured, looee, 1301314c; do., skinned, loose, 12!4igii2Mc.; do., do., smoked, 13'4ffll4c.i other hams, smoked, city curod, ns to brand and average, My.SfHe.rhims. smoked, Western cured, l.ir,sT14e.t lo., boiled, boneless, 22112'lc,; picnic shoulders, B. P. cured, loose, lOWrtllc.l do., smoked, il311'.4c,i belllea. in Pickle, according 10 averaisr, iuubc, y.-w, breaktaat bncon, as to brand and average, city cured, 103U ic. breakfast bacon. Western tierces or tuba. iOttSUci lanl. pure city, kettl tiered. In tierces, lOKOllc,; . lard, pure ren- pure clt, kettlo rendered, In tubs, lU'kWnc REFINED SUGARS Tlie market was quiet nnd unchanged, We nuoto refiners' list prkea: Standard granulated, O.lBc.s extra One granulated, O.lOci powdered, 0.20c: confectioners' A, Uc.j soft grade, 0.23 $5.83c. DAIRY PRODUCTS DnTTEll was In fair demand and prloes nero steadily maintained. Quotations! Western solid-packed crcamory, fancy apo cials. SOlic: extra, 2814c.; extra firsta, 2714 28c; flrats, 27c; seconds, 20o.; nearby prints, fancy, 82c; average extra, 20031c; do., fair to good, 2027c: garlicky. 24i20c; Jobbing soles of fancy prints, aOftfDc. T.CC.R. Choice stock was In small sup ply and firm with a good demand. We quote as fallows; In free rases, nearby extras, 24c per doz.; firsts, fa. 15 per standard case! nearby current receipts, JB.85 per case; West ern extra llrtta, fu.is per case; firsts, f3,83 per cneo; Southern, t4.801jB.40 per caso; fancy se lected candled eggs wcro jobbing at 20S27c; per doz. CIIi:i:sn, Demand was more nctlve and the market ruled fir mand slightly higher. Quotations: New York, full cream, choice, new, H',WHic; specials higher; do., do., fair lo good, new, l3V14c; do., par tsklms, 8312c POULTRY I.IVR. Desirable stock sold. fairly and Quotations: ruled firm under light orrerlngi Fowls, lMn.Vic: exceptional lots higher; roote; s, llI12c: brolllnc chickens, fancy, not ns. n etching 1W2 lba. apiece. 24m2Sc: broiling chickens, not Leghorns, wolghlng lij 114 lbs. apiece, , 21B23e. ; broiling chickens. Leghorns, weighing 114- lbs. apiece, 2124c: hrolllng chickens. Leghorns, wclehlnB 1W1W Its. apiece, 18K20c; duckB, Pekln. 14015c,; ducks, Indian Hunner, 12S13c; pigeons, old, per pair, 23Q28c; pigeons, young, per pair, i0S22c. DKESSED-Tho market was quiet but steady. We quote bb follows: Fresh-killed Soultry, fowls, 12 to box, dry-picked and ry-packed, fancy selected, I'jMq.; weigh ing VAU! lbs. apiece, lBWc. ; weighing 014iff4 lbs. nplece, lSMc; wolghlng 3 lbs. ntileco, 10HS1714C.; under 3 lbs. apleco, mi QlB14c; Ice-packed Western, 4 lbs. and over apiece, 18c; do., smaller sizes, lG!Sni7!4c; old roosters, dry-plckud, 12Hc; broiling chlck ena Jersey, fancy, 30fJ35c; other nearby fancy. 2530c.; M'estern, weighing lliBa lbs., 20928c; do., weighing ll!i lbs., 23Q2Sc; spring ducks, lOftlSc. ; squabs, per doz. White, weighing 11 to 12 lbs. per doz., JI 4.00; white, weighing 0 to 10 lbs. per doz., M.lOfl.l.fiO; white, weighing 8 lbs. per doz., f2.50ia2.70; do. do., 7 lbs per doz., vsS.vw, do. do., 03014 lbs. per doz., $1.2331.60; dark, fl.2BQl.E0; small and No. 2. fl, ' FRESU FRUITS Apples wero dull and tasler. Other fruits were In fair supply and demand at revised prices. Quotations. Apples. New York, per bbl. llaldwln. S2.3033.B0; Bon Davis, (2sj2 so other good eating varieties, fl.BO02.BO; apples, Weatern, per box. 7Bc.tffI.23; penches, Georgia. nnr nrnt OlZ?? Ml lmnn, ,,,... t.nv o.,....' a, per cherries, sweet, per lb.. Wn8c.: da. itrtur n lb,, 4aoe, : atrawberrles, per' quart Delaware and Maryland, 4ft 7c. ; Jersoy, -'80.; black berries, North Carolina, per quart, BSOc gooseberries, per quart, 3414c; huckleberries per quart. 10012c. j watermelons, Florida, per VEGETABLES . Supplies were higher and some kinds wero lower, demand being only moderate. Quota, tlons: White potatoes, per bushel, Maine, 13 25c j do.. New York, as to quality, liwfose . do., Norfolk, per barrel. No. 1. f202.2S' do" No 2, TScifttl; do., South Carolina, per barrei' No. 1, 11.2301.75; do., No. 2. BOslScj onions' Texas, per cummer-crate, fancy, COSiOc- do poor, 2SS0c.; cabbage. Norfolk, per crate 4u CrSOc; do., do. per barrel, 40880c, do.. East, ern Shore, per crate, 40300c ; cauliflower. Nor. folk, per hamper. BOOToc.j beana, per W-barrel basket. North Carolina, green and wax. irJ B5c: Co., Norfolk, green and wax, 2003.1k- eggpioiu. riuriua, per oox, iti.w; cucum. lf2 SO; cucum; iera, norm v-utonna. per Vi-Darrei basket "3 SfSOc: do. South Carolina, per l-.1-barrel fcas. ket. 23RS0c; squash, Norfolk, per U.barrsl basket. B07Sc.; peppers, Florida, per carrier fl.Bofli; beeta. Boufhern. per 100 bunches 1! tomatoes, Florida, per carrier, fancy, ft jivrt"'. do., choice. flffl.Bd; do., Mlsa., ner case MHJ 7Bc; asparagus, per bunch, BWlBc.; mush- mrtmm anno i.MimA t.a.1. ricit n ch, Bw: . fcoai: rooma, pcr,a-pound basket, 23. READING RAILWAY MAY USE PENNSY'S CAMDEN TERMINAL Raisltifjr of Rent and Abolishment of Ferry Privilege Cause of Deal. It la understood that Informal negotia tions, which have been in process at various times durlnc the last few years, for the South Jersey lines of the Phila delphia and Heading Hallway to use the Camden passenger terminal of the Penn sylvania Railroad, at the Federal street ferries, have been renewed. Several con ferences have been held by committees of officials of both roads, but definite details of the proposed terminal agreement have not been reached. If negotiations are successful the Read, ing will abandon its plan for bulldlne a new passenger terminal at Kalghn's Point to replace tho station recently burned. The Camden City Council asked for an Increased rental and then abolished the ferry privilege held by the Reading at Kalghn avenue, and the difficulty of ob taining another suitable terminal site caused that road's officials to renew the old Idea of seeking accommodation at tha Pennsylvania terminal. BAR SILVER NEW TOBK. JunoMThe price of merclal bar allver today waa 4SU earn corn- cents, in .. hv.w -un yeuce, SOUND INVESTMENTS 5.42 Send for Circular H. M. S. R. BANKERS 132 South 15th Street Suggestions for Investors may ue naa on request A. B. Leach &. Co. 115 South Fourth at MM..W w xefic Soaviea BsUlmer. L00SS TRADE CONDITIONS STILL SPOTTY HERE Some Lines Report Improve ment Collections Somewhat Better. Trnde conditions In Philadelphia still spotty. While business in someiln , Is reported as better, In others l". tnn ns unsatisfactory, A more optlmlstla feellns as to tho future prevails n2 lections 8me "Ul0 improveme"t m col? R. O, I5un A Co.. In their weekly r. view, say of Philadelphia; W"KIV , Conditions In the local cotton and cotton yarn trade nro reported as being ex" trcmoly unsatisfactory. Most houses r. port that business Is very quiet and thera appears to bo a goneral lack of Interest Orders, for spot goods aro few, and at present there Is but little future Inoulrv and no chango Is looked for In the Immet dlate future. Manufacturers also repori business oa quiet, with the exception of some of tho hostory manufacturers and manufacturers of knit underwear. In tho local wool market prices are re. ported firmer. This la attributed to the fact that comparatively higher prloes ar. being paid to tho growers In the West than aro paid in the East The rulln figures for medium wools In Montana li 26 and 28o. In tho fleeoe and bright wool sections business Is not very active Tho mills In this city and vlolnlty re port an unsatisfactory goods market, and thero nppears to be but llttlo disposition to buy oxcept for aotual requirements. Among tho outtlng-up and piece-goods lino there is shown a llttlo more activity in business. Shirtwaist manufacturer! havo had a natlsfactory season. Manu facturers of cloaks nnd suits look for. ward to a good fall and winter business. Some of tho manufacturers havo reported ndvnnoe orders. Wlillo thore Is but lit. tlo chango In the business condition among the wholesalers of drygoods, job. bers, woolons, etc, have reported an ln creased volumo of business. Manufactur ers of dresses, especially among those who aro making high-grade, report busi ness active. Thero appears to bo little change in tho conditions as reported last week In tho hnrdwaro lino. While seasonable goods seem to bo in good demand and prices aro remaining firm, the volume of business Is not so largo as is ordinarily Been at this time of year. Collections are by no means normal, but aro reported at bolng slightly hotter than heretofore. MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS TONOPAH STOCKS. Did Asked .60 .CO .0.1 .04 .17 .19 .23 .IS ,M ,32 .10 .IT Jim Butler MncNamara Midway Mlzpah Extension Montana Northern Star Tonopah Ilelmont Tonopah Extension 'ronopan .iicrgor .iu Tonopah Mining TU nescuo Eula 09 West End Kl QOLDFIELD BTOCKS. Atlanta 30 Blue Hull 01 Booth .V) HulldOK 03 COD 04 Combination Fraction 00 .10 St .SJ .31 .0) .31 .04 .0 .11 .04 1 .07 .41 H 1 0-111 i .21 1.55 .1 .10 .03 .11 Dlamondfleld D 11 0.1 Daisy OS Florence .47 Goldfleld Consolidated Goldfleld Merger Jumbo extension Kewanas Oro Sand Ken .22 1.B2W .13 .00 .07 .10 Silver Pick 1IISCELUANEOUS. Fairy Aiteo Klmberly Nevada Hill .... Novada Wonder . .02 ,01 . .05 .oa "1 23' ".ah i.s9 COTTON NEW YORK, June 18. Trading In cot ton was featureless again this mornng. The market opened steady, with prices unchanged to 4 points lower. Cables from Liverpool came about as had been ex pected. Weather conditions in the belt wcro considered favorable. In the lato dealings cotton hardened slightly, canceling tho earlier losses and establishing small gains. Yesterday's close. Open. Illch. .... 0..14 u.no 0.83 ,,.. D.02 U.88 0.00 ..,,10.18 10.18 10.21 ....10.S5 10.24 10.23 ..,.10.48 10.40 10.S1 ...,10.73 10.00 .... .... 0.80 0.80 Low, Close. 0.40 0.54 0.88 0.01 10.17 10.10 10.24 10.27 10.48 10.50 July .... October .. December January , March ... May . . . . Spot .... Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Inspiration Copper We have ready for distribution special letters on the above Issues, We are also issuing circular on September wheat. Hughes & Dier Member of the Philadelphia Stock Exchnutre nnd the Chicago Hoard of Trade, 1435 Walnut Street PHILADELPHIA Electrical Utility Investments Their Hecord and Frocress Send for Booklet S3S William P. Bonliriglit & Co., Inc. MORRIS WISTAR STROUD, Jr. Manager 487 CHESTNUT STREET Philadelphia New York Boston Detroit Londoni William P. Bonbrlrjht & Co. Parlsi Bonbrloht & Co. 3E BTANUAKD OAST IllON TIPE & FOtW- I)UV COMPANY 6fl FIKST MOHTOAOB UOLO UONOS, DUE JULY 1ST. 1928. Notice la hereby given that pursuant te the terms of tha Mortgage dated July 1st. 1008, 828,000 of the aald bonds, numbered aa below, have been drawn for redemption at 10-tt7i and accrued Interest, as of July 1, 1915, out of moneys then payabla to tn Blnklnc Fund, when all interest thereon will . cease, via.: Twenty bonds for 11000 each I 60 121 270 810 37S 422 BOO 678 084 6 e J84 816 S42 88T 448 674 &M OSS T81 Tan bonds for 8800 each: 807 E97 010 1030 1167 8S5 sio looo ioea ms The above bonds, with all unmatured coupons attached, should bo presented tor payment at the office of the Trustee en r attar July 1. 1018. OiriAUD THUST COMPANT, Truetee, aEOIlQB H. STUAIIT 8D. Treaaurar, Philadelphia. Pa.. June 8, 1815. DIVIDENDS U31MOU VAIXEY RAILROAD COJIPAN Philadelphia, June 16. 1818 Tha board of directors of the Lehigh Val ley Railroad Couiptmy have thla day de clared a quarterly dividend at two and one halt per tent, (or $1.23 per share) on its 5 referred stock to stockholders of record una 28. 1015, and a quarterly divldsnd of two and one-half pec cent, (or fl 25 pe share) on Its common stock to stockholders ef record Juna SB, ISIS, both payable July 10, IBIS, Check will be mailed. C. J KU1.P. Treasurer I4S5QAI, ADVERTISEMENTS M6TATE QP HEllC'lIKr, I ItKIS, .lecafc,l T.sttav.1 ,. u ., ...... 1 , oa toe. above estate bavin tu iu 1 so t&e uodeiatgMd. all person 1i:.1,l.i, , . t t aatvl fattj are ceuueated to umke i-n.,. .1 auiS tba bavin; rtaUw n, vll4v,.i ii . , ,, i Attorx v t I fe v 60B BaUo tii.m

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