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STOCK MARKET ENDED THE WEEK IN AN UNSETTLED CONDITION WITH TRADING LIGHT
EVENING LEDGEEPH1ADKUPHIA SATUEDAY, JtJUY 3, 1916;
iLLY IN STOCKS
FOLLOWED DECLINE
ndtlng of J. P. Morgan Had
BRhlv Temporary xancci.
Slarkct Acted Well.
IBW YOIlK, July 3.-VVhlte leadlns
,H felt from t0 PlIU" uu"s "
I. ..... t t. Morcan had been flhot.
. ..n-0.rerl when'lt was learned
ihe financier' wounds were not aeri-
- There was no rusn to u.....
till in all t"6 market noted 'very well.
Lei . . . Alltmr. but It AVfli hot
V&&? . a.,., iti fitet that It was
. WM than usual In the
i-fjutm district.
S to the news tho market had been
.'JTvcV unsettled condition nnyway,
,rf .w the result of further pressure
,aU, Ti si Paul, which was weak In the
' yesterday. This, however.
LMa?tt buted to foreign selling nnd
PMt support. St. Paul was it so af-
i Sikr rumors of auverso ncuuu u.i
r Sa.M.ni! when tha d rectors meat on
I I iHfoWpresent month. omc.
X Ttho St! PaU d vlflond quo.1
nothlplf 0" th.r. l..fl It. nnlnlon oh
1 "'..tb. cut in tho dividend on the fact
IlPMbIa.f". iv been showlnff up very
&W,lm month to month. It was
te.Kt hoover, that- crop condl-
SilW i Vh company's territory aro
I Ita " -rss ,ncrea8c, tramc
IirtM this source Is cood.
1 ' .,.. rsactlon tho stooka to snow tno
C V., losses were tho ones of the
. fniard l(.l such as the blB railroads.
standard !' " ' Torini. nr.ariinr.
i" jWtavwrjSnrSOT Cnlral and Bteol
i , ftm Haven, . tatcd aupport wag
, St ou V KW interests at tho lower
JJvil and prices rallied, .many stocks re.
iffbMld". Tno market was consider
?bIyWttled and tho closo was lrreuulnr.
' Very little news came out during- the
"av There was another batch of May
railroad earnings and they wcro mainly
' favorable. New Haven made a Good show
' 'in, m did Delaware, Lackawanna nnd
"Western and Dclawaro and Hudson. For
&iti sal" bondB- Presumably for for-i'-Jj,,
account, wero not as largo as they
IsVra bsen.
",'rXtttt the closo.of tho market It was an-
motinMl that Judgo MoPherson, In tho
1 tToAed States District Court In Phlladel-
'nils, ilti an opinion virtually finding
J JoWroment'a suit to break It up. Tho
li -Sao"it Important part of tho decision was
,;I SU)t portion hiuuiih iiiai. iu ......--...-
ril fSaiM has not been violated by tho Read
Mil WMr'C&mDttny.
jSfEWtfORK DANK STATEMENT"
Sjteservos Foil Sharply Whllo Loans
: Increased Ovor Eighty Millions.
NEW YORK. July 3. Wldo changos
were recorded In tho various Items of
rthe weekly statement of the Clearing
a... v,i.- Actual lnnnn rnni. nvnr
SsiMiWinoO. while denoslts Increased J69,-
llOUSU UUI1IVO. rf.. -..- . -.
!HO.00O. and actual reserve's wore reduced
EiLil,n.lOA nV.1- .vna HftllhflSB tlA tfl
.fhtU.V. A, ..a -..-- --
fpreparatlons for the July, dlsBursemonts.
,Vi Total loans wero given as $2,516,117,000,
lihiclin net aepueip f..w,iulww wiiu uuu
QCUaifJ? YU w(w.. .. w(,Bunhu
ctervo was fWMOf.uw. uoiuna lunow:
.Clwrlnc Houto members, averaga:
ni. IncrcatB ......' S3t.O0O.COO
Ktoiln, Increane 47.SlM.ouo
1TU. lepolt, Increase Mt).O0O
BRnnte, decrease hi,uih,iiu
NOnjlnE Houae memDers, actual t
7jea4ncreaae !........
LOlwHncreHBe ...
DtMtlUi lncroaae . . . .
(fso.ORt.niio
co.a.io.uuo
7t7,(KJ
so,:no,iuu
.Tirol (HpoBiia. uci
asutrre. (Jocreaso
PANIC CLEARINGS EXPAND
ayqage.of 11.7 Per Cent. Shown Dur
ing Jbnst weeK.
awhile bank clearings of the larger
piles of the- country showed a decrease
Furring the last week, ns compared with
lliat year, for the first Ave days, the total
E6r six days was 11.7 per cent, larger by
Bresson of Pourth of July falling on
Saturday In 1914. Details follow:
F-- 1013. 1914 P.C.
iKw Tort .81,010,O311OI!2 Jl,nM,flai.(ttO 2.4
Ajwjioa ., m.ijw.Ma
15B.147.S6H 7..1
Ifiirua. It,i2f,.inn
BtltWore . 87,44.1087
B..Clicio ... 272,07.1,740
Jj: sr Tflnl. r.a Ann Tin
178.ofio.o.vi 7.:i
4M10.212 17.0
311.444,M 12.1
7(1,210,403 12.7
17.143,010 0.3
Jt Orleani. 10,220,'(C14
OtTfo titlti.
Hll'iUya ..JI.O31.730.61O 12,780,838,871 4.6
gptliet cities,
is dart .. ma, tar, 407 6omis8.t4t o.o
SPtul,3y"?310M2-Ui7 13,380,427,618 4,fl
j1 A KAmi4im
, eiiRi' for
H ..,3f782037000 3,38e,42r.01S ll.T
4 Lscal federal Bank Statement
f.V? 1pW Faaaral Reserve Hank n
t Mi -!i.!i,,tme.nt 'aaued since the transfer of
vivLIpJ-mi?r banks In northern New Jersey and
kifJI .T ,l,'oy" a loa ' bout ?2.4"o.6oo in
J452!"- tut ,n lul' l0 w'll not b felt until
Sifj? ' Tollawlm 1 tbe statement In
n mu .j .i- .. -.-...
..nlim 1. . cenincaies.flo1un,oj
014 astuemtnt fund,.,., 1,827,000
ijwnl'tenaer nptes, sllvar, etc...
fwnvtena.t nit. .nv-,IT;: 'I'SS'oSS
wu(av
Jr!i,'f,nr " ... 120.480. 74T
E . MSPMnce i; 073, 808
ltl2,li!j 51" discounted and bouaht
SrVkVranV. :::;: i
1,830,979
l2 hem ethr v,
1,40,873
772,703
SO, 249
12,623
otr federal neserva
W&sX
fteserra notes-Net.. ,
tli T..' ..-. , lii
n -oiaer ruaurcea
S"v Tm resource.
400,870
' MABIMT1E8.
iui uuin ,
, 18.224,000
18,
2AA.RA1
0.333
toui lUWlUl,,
.:i,4W,870
ilEMOrtANDUlf.
ilt'35SB.,rv not, lHUd bank II,
K4. "Wl noU ln ha.n4of
,420,000
80,243
Io'iSU0L".,iuLln:v-'SS0'"3
" fltserv, ,ent .'.... r.T. . 8.420,000
I in ajsnj
BATES FOR MONEY
elPhl
. pl Kaii
.
"W.WV. thr'eV 'to adx nwntba.
,aI . .4H
111-
-" JWaT 41 Bit I
p FOREIGN EXCHANGE
-.WBPTMI
8eiTe Banks' Discount Ratea
sow
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ftoto coto Ovr
i 1st
! i (I !
3 B4r Mat lar 10
New York Stock Sales
i , .
., . lat clow. ItUb. Lew. Close.
,VkGotdMlnej.... 38 37M 37 37M
Allls-Chalm Mf 17 17 17 17
Allli-Chalra Mfj pref. 63 63H o3)S B3M
AmAsrChernlcal 61W 61 51 HI
AmBeetBnar 49 48H 48M 48M
Amalgamated Coppet. 74Jf 74H 73W 73H
Am Cat A Foundry... 6-Uf 64 54 64
AmCoairtodncU..... 124H 120 122K 124W
AmCottonOll 4(l 46)4 M 46J
AmKxpreM 85 85 85 8.5
Am Ice Sccurltloj 20 29 2S! 28!f
AmLocpmotlTe 40 48M 48 48
Am alt Prof 20 25H 25), 2ZH
Am Smelt & Itef...,. 7n)X 70 78 70
AmSmelt&nefpf.... 107 100M 100H 100H
Am Tel & Tel 1205 121)4 120)1 120J
Am Tobacco pfd new 107 100H 100 100
Am Wrttlns 1-apcr pf 6H 6M 5 5
Anaconda Copper 35), 35K 3lJ 36H
Atchison TAB F... 100 100H 00H 100
Atchison TA3 V pf.. 07H 07M 07H 07)f
Atlantic Coast Line.. 105M 101 104 104
BadwlnLoco 00H 07K 05 COX
Baltimore AOhlo,... 70U 70U 70 70M
Bank of Commerce... 100 100 159J 100
Bethlehem Steel 107) 107)i 100 100H
Brooklyn Hap Trans, 87H 87M 87H 87X
Butta & Superior.... 72 73M 71 71X
Cal Petroleum 14M 14K 14H 14H
Canadian Padflo 142! 143H 142H 143H
Cent Leather Co 40)f 401, 40 40JI
Chlno Copper ........ 45 45 41H 45
Chicago at West 11W 11H 11M 1U
Chicapj at Wost pf.. 20Ji 29 20 20
Chic Mill ft 8t Paul. Rl!( 81 82 83),
0 M & St P pref ... 125 124 124 124
Chi & Northwest 125 125 124J, 124J
Chlltl&l' 10) 10 16U 10
Col Fuel & Iron 31), SOU 30) 30M
Comstock Tunnel... 14 13 13 13
Continental Can pf .. 09)5 00 OS 08
Consolidated Oas .... 1255 126W 125H 125M
ComPfoducts Hef ... 14H 14H 14H 14J
Crucible Sleel 31 31 30H 30H
Crucible Steel pf..... 89H Mi 00 00!
Cuban-Am. Sugar .... h8l( 88 t8 88
DlitUlcrs'Socurltlos... 2 Mi 24H 24 21
Domo Mines.. 17M 17H 10H 17
Grle 20), 20H 26 20
Rrlo 1st pf 41 40M 39! 30X
Ocn. Chemical........ 240 250 250 250
Ocneral Electric 100 108K N57H 107M
General Motors 150 160M 160 150H
Oeneral Motors pf... 103 101U 101)1 101H
Ooadtlch, B. F.. Co. 53U 63U C2M 63)(
Oreat Northern pf... 118 118 117H 117M
Gusnonhtlm Eipi'n... KM 03 02). 02!f
Int Harv N J 100 0S) 03 08)
Int Con Corp pf .... 73H 73 73 73
Inter-Met vot t c... 22 22 21K 21H
Inter-Met pf 75M 76 74M 74)1
Inspiration Coppor... 31H 31H 30H 31
Kan City Southern.... 24H 24H 21K 2 IK
Kansas City So pf... 60 68 68 68
Lack Steel 44 46H -14 46)1
Lehigh Valley 142 142) i 14 1M 142W
Louis & Nashville.... 116 117 14H 1UH
Mackay Cos pf 07H 00 00 00
Maxwell Motors 37H 37 35 35X
Max Motors 1st pf... 83 83 S2M 82H
Max Motors 2d pf... 31 33H 31H 31!
Mexican PeUoleum... 74M 75 73H 73!
M St P & S S M... 112 110H 110 110
Mo Kan & Texas.... 0 0 8)1 8)1
Mo Kan & T pf.... 26H 25M 25H 25
Miami Copper 28 28( 27M 28
Missouri Pacific OK 0) 0 OX
Nat Enamel & S 17H 17M 17 17
Nat Lead 02H 02)1 02K 02X
Nevada Con Cop 15 14K 14)i 14)1
New York Air Brake. 02X 02 02 02
Now York Central... 8S!i S8M 87H 88X
N Y N H & II 05). 04X G3H 0-1
N Y 0 & West 27H 27M 20M 20),
Northern Pacific 105 105 103U 105
Pacific Mall 33H 34 33 34
Penn II R 100X lOOW 100H 100X
Pittsburgh Coal 23H 22X 22X 22X
Pittsburgh Steel pf... 85 89X 89J 80
Pressed Steel Car..... 4SX 48X 48 48
Pullman Co 157M 167X 157X 157X
Hy Steel Sp'e 30X 30X 30X 30X
Hay Con Copper 23X 23 23X 235i
Beading 147H 147X 140 147
llcp Iron A Steel 29X 20X 20 20
Hep Iron & Steel pf.. 87K 87K 87X 87X
Rock Island Co pf... H H X H
KumloT M Co 2)f 2X IX 2X
Rumley M Co pf.... 7X OU 0!f 0!f
bt Louts A S F GU OX 5X OX
Seaboard Air L pL... 34H 34 34 34
Sears Roo A Co 140 142 140 142
Southern raclflc 87 SOX 855 S6X
Southern Ry 16X 16X 15X 15X
Studobakcr Co 77 77 70X 77
Tenn Copper 30X 3fl) 30X 30X
Texas Co 128 127 127 127
Third Avenuo 63X 63X 63X 63X
Union Pacific 127X 127H 120X 127
Union Paclflopf....... 80 SOX SOX 80X
U S Ind Alcohol 67 65 65 55
U S Rod & Rcf. IX 2 2 2
United Rys Invest.... 17 10 10 10
United Rys Inv pf... 32X 32X 32)5 32X
U S Rubber 40X 40X 45X 40X
U S Rubber 1st pf... 100X 105X 105X 105M
U S 6teel COX COX 59 59X
U S Steel pf 100X 109X 109) 100X
Uuh Copper 07X 07X 07 07
Wabash pf X H X H
Western Union Tel... GOX GO 05X CO
Westing E AM 00J 09X 07X 08X
Wheel A L E 2d pf. 1 1 1 1
Willys Overland 127 127 120X 127
Wisconsin Central 31M 31 31 31
Cents per share.
Total salea, 2O4.7O0 shares, compared with
201, WK) chares last Saturday; this week, 1,037,
000 shires; last week, 2,221,800 shares.
NEW YORK CURB
American Zlno
llraden
British-American Tobacco
do new
doldflold Consolidated ....
Oreen Cananea
K.no't Copper
Lehlzh Vail'ey "Coal' e'aYea.
glptsslnc
tls Elevator
do pref
niker-Hegeman
Sterling Qurn ;
Tobacco Products
United Cigar Storea. ......
do prof
United Prortt new
World rum
Yukon Odd
DOMESTIC EXPORTS IN MAY
WASHINGTON, July 8. Th Chief of the
Bureau of Statistics, Department of Com
merce, report the principal domestic exports
tor May and 11 months endlnr Slay 31
Miiv. 101B.
1014.
Ureadstuffs S49.U01.gl8
Cottonseed oil 2,362,272
Cattle, sheep, hogs,
tc ; si.oai
Meat and dairy prod-
ucta .... io,QojfiiJ
Cotton 20,ft78.7ia
Mineral Mi . . . . . . . . 15.760. WO
J12, 403,117
U80.474
80,833
0,770.438
12.781234
Total I100.B30.89T eO,8H,fai
Eleven months ended May 81
U2U.tvlS.tB3
ureaasiuaa .........
Cottonseed oil ......
Cattle, hoes, sheep,
etc ...,.......(
Meat arid dairy prod
ucts Cotton ..............
Mineral oil
8144.100,231
13,260,703
033,010
10.003.p00
428,240
173,4e4,gS
300.370,123
119.400.072
122,0fll,0'
NJ1.7Z5,
UI.OV4
.771
TqUl
fl,202,403,U8T 11.010,0243
GOVERNMENT BONDS
nid. A.v
2a of 10J0 registered...
2s of 1980 coupon ..,.....,..,.
Panama 2s registered .........
11 .m. ... .OS& faimirmA
..07
.. 07
.. 07
.1UMA ..
Panama, new 3a registered....
Panama new 3a coupon 100 ,,
8a of 1018 rUtrd 0Qg ..
3a of lS eoupon... Mi ..
4a Of 1023 rtslSfred !.,
4a of PM coupon . "OH
WAR SUPPLY STOCKS
Bid. Asked.
Aeln Bsb8Jv ..
a aim niAiexrad ....
?I i
AtUa Powjwr e
Canllan Car a
Cafiacltan
CaaavdUe
A.1. Arcnfl
IE Pan.'"
OK
36
8, W. w
41
hGZZl Aral
3nuhis4er A
COTTON STATISTICS
Tfc statl.tWal paaitatf) t sttM la .
,...-v r.-.
-avwlwwm. w.ttb. 'j'a.rTr.
VUiole SiWiply
Of wblctt Am"
3.tS.8fi 4.1M.40O X.13S.UU
i4ia
Bid. Aaked.
5Ti 67 4
old'.'.'.!!!; 15U 111
lift KHi
i 1',,
n8 ao
32(i 82
'.v.'.".";;;i6o 170
7J 70
03 09
::::::::::S 5
CO CO
07 102
10s 120
.......... -Ja 3
a iff
.............. -7S -74
nd FMiBdry'.i
KUmIv priiTl
Calnnany
jMof fifiSBSftOB . . .
fcL.yj,.. aMHSUBOfit . . .
,lWe1Slay":'
if .!!b!i.9u4 i,. njaun
New York Bond Sales
Utah.
1000 Amer Ar Re US
Low. Close.
im ia4.
lduO Amer Cot Oil Bs 03'
4 WO Amer fel cvt 4HS....101'
(WO Amer Writ Pap OS... 88
10114
Bl'i
01i
00 Ji
09H
8
834
80
nvvyi irinour vie
10WIO Atchjeon cv 4s 1033 . . BOW
owu Aicnison or es juou. . v
rnm iit. a rhin i m
inw) Halt A Oh ey -tHs . . . tiYi
lOpO D a D l li E&W V 4s 80
1000 lleth Bteel lit Ba.... 101
3UW lleth Hteel rtd 3s .... i'6V4
luoo Brookn nap Tr 4a,,. .31
WW Ilrookn nap Tr 6a '18. too
20m Cent Leather 1st t.. DDVt
lfipco Cent 1'no let 4s..,..
1600 Chrs Oh cv 4Hs. ...JW
booo chile Cenper 7s lio
WOO Chi A Alton 3s MS
110UO Chi ut West 4s 87
20110 Chi It A q joint 4s.... 05 4
iiooo do sen 4... U0i
lot lot
100 100.,
110 1 il9
' '".
woo uni 11 a a 111 4s...... iu
JOW Chi M A 3t P fd 4Hi..!
MUOO dot cv Bs ret 1W
21XXM1 dn tn In 1D21
101 m
102H 102H
1.-.O00 .do v 4K. ......... 05i
1XK Col South ref 4s.. 82U
inn) Cnm Prod 3 la1l. 1. 03
wo vo .
8St 82U
IVt 03
"" U'4
03 03
jM 3H
P P
72 72 .
so;, 80J4
"hi "h
'si m
72 72
lOt'l 101'i
00V4 Pi4
00 PO
MXMI Uen A Itlo Or 4.... tit,
2000 Dla SeCur Cotp r.s... . fl.lt,
18000 Du Pont Powoer 4Hs. oih
(iOOfl Krle tonv -t Ser II ... 07.
1000 di prior 4s 7(5
8000 Hud Men In Bsi.,... 2.1(5
0000 Hud Man rfd Bs 72
12000 111 Steel deb 44e M
40W) III Central rfd 49... . 8J4
11000 Ins Cop cv ....128(4
1000 ln cv ret 8d nd Os '10.138
1100O Interb Met 4H ?5U
1000 Interb 11 T ref Bs.... OJU
13000 Inter Mer Mar 4'is... B7,
2000 Ind Steel , B 1004
2000 Jap new 4Us 73V4
10W Lacka Steel 6s 1030. . 72
WX Iiclede Uaa 1st 6s. .lOUi
1000 Lacledo Oaa rfd Bs... OOM
SOIW Lk Sh dob 4s 1028. ... 00
BtOO I.eh Val of N If 4i4a.. no
2000 Lis; A M T 7 122
(WOO Louis & Nash 4a .... W
7000 Mo 1C A T 2d 4a 6
2000 Mont Power Bs 01 ,
1000 N Y C A II aa 77U
23O00 N Y P " rot. . . -lOrjJS
1000 N Y C A II 4a SOU
lOOOO N Y City 4s 19011...., MS
12ouO N Y City 4JU w '12l'
1000 N Y N II ft It ov BW. OR
8HJ0 N Y llwy ttdl.Bs 31
2000 N Y Tel aen 4Hs 3Ji
2000 Norf & West 4a 81V,
10000 Nor Pao prior 4s .. . WV4
1B00O Nor Pao sen 3s ,0.1,
8000 Ore & Cal 6s lOOti
1000 Penna cv SAis 100(4
33000 Pa (ten ct AM .07S
20000 Penna ct 4!4e I0JH
lOOO Pub Ser N i Ba 87
1100O neadlne; gen 4s OlW
10000 Hep Ir 4 S 6a M
300O, Hook laland rfd 4s.... 02
20000 St L. A f F rfd 4 00H
C00O HtLi.il V pen ,0a.... 47
42000 Seaboard A u rfd 4s . .07U
21000 South Pao cy 4s....... POH
WOO do ov ict f p Bs '34. $0
HOOOO do rfd 4s. J4
S00i South Pao Term Bs 7014
200i South llwy gen 4s.... flrtH
1000 do ion 6s pd
!1(X0 Tcrtn Aeeo 6t I. rsf 4s. 7W
10000 It fl Rubber Co 102J4
101000 V B Steel Bs... 101,
2000 Union Pao let 4b 04 Ji
BOO do cv 4s............. 87H
2BiXX) Vn Hwys 9 F 4s 41
2B0CO Wabsh 4s ,21
1000 'Wnbni.li let Bs lOO'l
3000 do 2d Bs 01
13000 Wab.P Ter 1st ct 4s,. 3
2000 West Md 1st 4S.. 00
84HOO Wtlt H i M cv 6S....104K
o nsti
101 ' ion.
07
102
el" 7T
01
lilOU VVEIl DHUIU no... 7.
rivt.1 .nlan 11 1RS.OOO. COmtHired
with S1.220..
000 lat Saturday; this week, 112,
,UiU,AAJ lasi
week, 314,473,000.
Financial Briefs
Tho croas earnings of 38 railroads for
tho third w'eck In Juno decreased S93S,0G1.
Tho oxhiblt of tho Baldwin Locomo'tlvo
Works nt the Panama-Pacific Interna
tional Exposition lias been awarded tho
Brand prlzo, and tho nccessory companies
which furnished special parts for tho loco
motives also received awards. Tho Bald
win exhibit consisted ot soven of tho
latest types of engines, six of them bolng
tho latest design oil-burners and ono ot
a coal-burner. Tho coal-burner was ono
of tho largest engines ovor turned out by
tho company.
Tha New York banks lost W,9U,000
through Subtreasury operations on Fri
day. Tho city of Chicago Is offering SWO.OOO
worth of J100 bonds ovor the counter at
par.
Chicago handled nearly I0S,OO0,O0O bush
els of cash wheat during last year,
against 61,000,000 bushels in the previous
year, a now high rocord.
Samuel McCreery, of McCreory, Capelle,
McCown & Co., Is spending a short holi
day at Eaglesmere, Pa.
Tho town of Clayton. Del., will receive
bids for constructing a sower system,
water works and disposal plant on July
15.
P. 6. Wynn. secretary of tho Southern
Hallway, was mado secretary of tho Mo
bile and Ohio, to succeed A. W. Mackin
tosh, resigned.
According to Bradstreet's, further Im
provement, notwithstanding vagaries of
the weather and slow movements at some
points, Is tho outstanding fature of this
week's reports. Whero the weather has
been favorable seasonable goods have
moved from the counters of retail dealers
In larger volume, and, though clearance
sales have been a stimulus to this Uric,
faith ln tho future is marked. Crops, col
lectively considered, are promising, some
of them more so than over before.
William V. DeKraft, treasurer of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Is spending
his vacation In Maine.
The Baltimore Stock Exchange was
closed today.
Tho New York cotton and coffeo ex
changes wero closed today.
Hughes & DIer aro Issuing an Interest
ing and conclsa letter on tha Electrlo
Storage Battery .Company
Discussing market conditions, Chandler
Brothers & Co, say: "The market dis
tinctly shows that stocks aro held by
strong Interests, whoso preference seems
to be to aocumulato additional holdings
on every decline. The professional room
traders seem tho most bearish Influence
at work, and they aro apt to change very
unceremoniously when they find their
sales going Into capablo hands. Wo con
sider the market stands on a very safa
foundation."
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Public Subscriptions to tho New War
Loan Still Large.
LONDON, July 1. Publlo subscription
to tho new war loan continued unabated
today. Joint stock banks are syndicating
their applications, which will amount to
between 100,000,000 and 200.000.000. Ar
rangement have been concluded to pre
vent an Inconvenient lock-up of funds on
July 90, when many subacrlbera will make
their payments In full.
The banks are lending more freely on
consols to assist conversions. Tho stook
market ended weak and quiet with
many prominent brokers away. The old
war loan was easier and home rails
were Irregular. Foreigner and mines
wero idl.
London N. Y.
close, eqtuy.
fiaDfier ........... 77l 74U -
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T. DE WITT CUYLER
Hond of Commercial Trust Com
pany nnd director in many im
portant railroads, has gone to tho
Pacific Coast on his summer
vacation.
BREAK IN BALDWIN;
OTHER STOCKS FIRM
Local Market Held Steady in
Face of Sales of Morgan Se
curities. Except for a moderate sotback ln United
States Stool and Bs'divln Locomotlvn
shares on tho news of Che shooting of
.1. P. Morgan, tho local market withstood
tho flurry with noteworthy oase. Mr.
Morgan's affiliations with tho Steel Corpo
ration nnd through Drexcl & Co., of this
city, ln tho Locomotlvo Company naturally
was sufllclent reason for tho soiling of
tho two Issues. After opening at C74,
against C?U last night, Baldwin fell to
GSU beforo support appeared sulllcicntly
pronounced to check tho decline Steel
only lost about a point, most of which
was subsequently recovered. Baldwin
rallied to 67 at the close.
Cambria Steel, Cramp Shipbuilding and
Lake Superior all displayed strength, ns
did Union Traction. Tho anthracite)
shares remained dull and steady. No Im
provement Is ln sight from tho extreme
midsummer dullness existing In the hard
coal trade, desplto tho restrictive meas
ures adopted by tho producing compa
nies. Tho mines closo down today and
remain so until tho middle of next week.
Tho Lehigh Valley collieries hnvo been
closed slnco July 1, to reopen on the 7th.
Restriction of anthraclto production In
Juno was wider than In pravlous months.
In Juno last year tho output totaled
6,130,18s tons, but this wear it probably
was 400,000 under that figure Tho May
production was 5.797,961 tons, a drop of
nearly 700.000 from April. Prices remain
easy, ln spite of the usual advance ot
10 cents a ton on prepared sizes July 1,
and prlco cutting Is being practiced by
some of the large producers In order to
retain their trade.
Aftor tho close of tho market news
reached the Street ot a decision by Judge
Mcrherson favorable to tho Heading
Company ln tho Coal Trust case, but
It was too late to affect the price of tho
stock.
FIRST BLOCK OF FRENCH
WAR LOAN ALL SOLD
Over $1,000,000 Taken by Philadol
phians; Total More Than ?30,000,000.
It became known today that Drexel
& Co., of this city, had disposed of locally
slightly moro than 11.000,000 of the new
French loan financed by J. P. Morgan &
Co. and associates.
It Is understood that the Initial Issuo
was J30,000,000, all of which has now been
sold nnd that an amount substantially
larger has also been disposed of. This
loan consists of the notes of tho Paris
house of the Rothschilds and thoy run
for ono year at 5 per cent. Tho obli
gation Is entirely that of tho Itothschllds
as far as the notes aro concerned. That
firm will mako tho procoeds available
to the French Government and the monoy
will stay ln this country as a French
credit.
Tho collateral Is mado up of Pennsyl
vania Company 3 per cent. Fronch
frano bonds nnd St, Paul 4 per cent,
bonds. Thesa Pennsylvania Company
bonds wcro sold In Paris ln 1003 and the
St. Paul bonds placed in Franco In 1910.
It Is understood that the bonds aro de
posited as collateral at a. valuation of 4
per cent, below the market price. Both
Issues here have been held practically
Intact In France.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
NEW YORK. NBW 1IAVCN A HAHTFOnD.
1013 Increase
Msy cross 3,731.80! 117,iai
Net after rate taxes.... 1,738.27:2 477,1171
Total Income 1,1)28.50:1 40ii,8d
Surplus after cbarsres, ., HM,0.10 022,123
Eleven months' gross... ta,0.M,27il 2,333,IHS
Net after taxes , 13,b3O,03u 2,321,011s
Total lncoms 18,831.77.1 3,1)34,087
Burplus after cbaries. ., 1,647,234 2,813,138
CENTRAI. NEW B.VQLAND.
May irross 300,174 S0.173
Net after taxes, 134,120 89.3ot
Surplus after charses,.. 4,7U7 70.KI4
Eleven months' gross.,. 3,082,030 220.343
Net after taxes 1,2.13,043 103,073
Surplus after charges,., 373,881 17.730
NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
May gross 1713.100 107.38.1
Nil itttr ttxee., ,. 176,387 21,3W)
Surplus after charge,,. S0.42S 24,12
Elaten months' gross.,. 8,212,000 211.827
Net after taxes l,bSU,22- 129,304
Surplus after (barges... 540,320 30,010
DEULWARB AND HUDSON.
1013. Increase.
N.Y .?r..:;::::;::::: adffi iJ:5?
WABABH.PITTsnURail TERMINAL.
May gross .,. 83.412 $0,38
Net after taxes ....... 1.723 2.818
Eleven months' gross.. 720.607 OO.tiSS
Nst after taxes,....,.. 83,043 '2,m
OREAT NORTHERN.
Mav gross , I4.801.7S2 l,183,40l
Nit ..Y....r.t...."... 1,030,383 182.1M
Eleven months' gross.. ai,oa,lo "8.810,6114
Net 24.010,730 1,188,000
WADASIf,
May gross 2,3&M32 $30.22d
Net 246,144 40.W.J
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND WEST
ERN. Usy gross 3,T13,234 33,426
Net L31I.8T3 lZa,VM
LQUISVILLB AND NASHVILLE.
(Msy gross .,,.,......,. 14.1M.3M 1373,679
Net .." 828.838 T21,(BU
Illeven months' gross,,,, 47,430,433 8.U1S,S
Net 0.SI8.1 ?,27,04
Decrease,
Virginia Bondholders Petition
WASHINOTOH. July 8. - It U understood
ttaat tbe tjoad-bMIWc creditors of Virginia
will, at tha October session or tbe Supreme
CttWt, apply to the appolntaaeut of a re.
etvar ta demand, receive aad give acquit
Une" Ou tbe meqey to he paid over by west
Virginia under tb reaent decree of tita Court.
In a nfellcainary statesunt prepared for sun
misaloa ta tbe court when it convene it is
pjMted nut that there la as an authorized to
receive the amount decreed by tha Court and
hold the same safety Prevision must fce made
for lie collection and Its distribution to those
entitled to it. Tbe ranuaat will be made that
either Brown Brothers & Co., of New York or
Thatcher M. Brown, a member ot the Arm,
who has glieo epeoial attention to this matter,
be ui iHjlatvd, the receiver Tha certlniaie de-
rltS with Drown Bfothav Co. up to April
li-ii. amount in their car wiluo to fl!..
Local Half -hourly Sales
10(o
100 Cambria Bteel
81 Lehigh Nav.
10:30 A. M.
8 18 ":
82
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2S Tonepah Mln.
23 f f 8 Bteel . . .
23 Baldwin .. .. (
800 do. ..... (
SO . do (
10 tr a Bteel...
1 Union Trao. . i
10 nrle :
loo Mlsml Copper ;
40 LohlBh Nav.. 1
loo Ton net . .. 4 i
4 Union TYao. . !
80 Ton Rel ... 4
23 W Cramp t c (
iw u b Hieei.j.. w
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Id) do... 1..... 60
10 L!te 8up Cor 8'4
10 V B Steel ... 00
100 Phila nW ..
.1 U S Btejf pfd.109
S Union Truo. . 38J6
SO do ....Sit
n naldwln pf 4.102
10 Erie, 20.,
13 W Ct-spip t 0 em
BONDS.
UH L'.
ons 4Us
on s 4Hn
ons ,4Ms
ople's Tri
1000 Lehlsh Nsv cons
1000 Lfhlnh NaV ran.
1000 Lelilxh Nav cone
1000 Electrlo A reople'a trae 4s.
500 Electric A People's Trao 4s.
looo l'enna gen 4Hj .............
.3000 Penna con 4Hs w 1 ........
10:30 to 11 A. M.
10 w Cramp t c 1
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100
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8 Steel.
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100 U B Steel....
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23 W Cramp t e 1
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100 dn
300 do i
K'O Dtildn-ln
20 do 1
Ml Phils, r.fcc . .
10 Latto Bup Cor 8
3D Tonoimh Mln. 1
20 U 8 Steel 30 i
100 do 30 4
00 iiniatvin ..... on
in Norrlitntvn ..137
100 lke sup Cor 8
lno U H Steel. . . I
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23 uaiowin wi
12 Lh Valley . . 71
rtONDS.
400 City 4s M4t reg 10H1
looo Ponna cons 4t4 w I 102'J
1000 Penna gen His .
11 to 11:30 A. M.
15 Ilaldwln O.U; in tr H Steel.... COH
lOPRTtc... 40 do 801
1.1 naldwln r.O's 10 W Cramp t o OIK
It U O 1 ...... 84j$ 100 Lako Sup Cor 8
100 U B Steel.... P0J 10 U 8 Steel.... 84
0 do onjl 40 do 894!
IS U O I 8l(j
BONDS.
1000 Lehigh Valley Trao ref Bs P8t4
4000 Penna gen 4Hs 07"i
11:30 A.M. to 12 M.
100 Tf flteol son
in Baldwin 00
10 V 8 Stool BB4i
2 lUlldnln pfd, 102
100 Ton Hal ... 4 1-10
0 Lake Sup Cor M.
10 do 6,
500 U Steel.... MiI
100 do 001
2 Penna M15
20 Reading. .
loo Baldwin ,
2D do
13 Penna ...
73 3-10
... 07
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... 03H
21 Union Trao.. My
15 Cambria steel 4K1S
10 ilaldwln n.1
100 U B Steel.... on',
10 Lehigh Mav.. 74
BONDS.
1000 Penna gen 4W 07H
.100 Phlln Klectrie 4a 80
800 Amer Oas A Eleotrlo 5s Wi
10OO Cltv 4s 1010 reu 102
1000 I.ehtgh Nav cons 4' jo VS'.i
FOREIGN TRADE CHANCES
TA fotlowtno list 0 opportunities for .Imcr.
(can manufacturers in the fortlon trait i
given bu th Bureau of Foreign nnd Domesita
Commerce, Department of Commerce, and ad
ditional 4nortna(lo mav oe had bu corre
spondence, plUna the !! number:
No. 17337, electrlo motors, etc. An Amer
ican consular officer In Franco reports that a
number of civil engineers In his district de
sire to communicnto with American manufac
turers nnd nrporters of electrlo motors and all
accessories ot electric Installations Quotations
should bo c. i. f. French ports. Payment will
ho mads against shipping documents in
Kr.tnce.
No. 17358. laundry machinery An American
consular officer In Japan reports that tho man
agement of n hotel In Ms district contemplates
the erection ot a mechanical laundry. Ho de
sires to receive catalogs, price list and full
information relative to price of machinery,
etc. Electrically driven machinery Is pre
ferred, The lighting current available Is 110
volts and the distributing current 2000, alter
nating current. A capacity ot 1000 articles per
day la desired.
No. 17330, pres clip atuds A Arm in Eng
land inform an American consular officer that
it Is desirous of communicating with American
manufacturer of press clip stud similar to
the samples which may bs oxamlned at tho
Bureau of Korclun and Domestla Commerce or
its branch offices.
No. 17300. fishing nets nnd hooka An Amer
ican consular officer In Russia reports that a
business man In his district desire CO establish
commercial relations with American manufac
turer and oxporters of fishing netB and nsh
hooks. Correspondence may bo In English.
Reference Is given. Prices, weight, etc.,
should be ststed In Russian cqulvalsnta. Quo
tations should bo made c. 1. f. Vladivostok.
No. 17301, hosiery, gloves, etc. A firm ot
drycoods merchants ana manufacturers' agents
In Canada writes an American consular officer
that It doslrcs to be placed in touch with
American manufacturers of knit goods, uch
a hosiery, gloves, underwear, etc References
urf given.
No. 17302. machinery An American consular
officer ln Nicaragua transmit tho name of a
man who is operating a tannery in his dis
trict, stating that he may possibly require a
rolling machine and a splitting machine ot
greater capacity than those which he now
uses for tho manufacture ot sole leather nnd
box calf, Cataloga and full Information should
be sent at once. Correspondence and cataloga
should bo ln Spanish.
No. 17303, oil A firm In Chicago informs tho
commercial agent ot the Bureau of Foreign
and Domestla Commerce In that city that a
business man In Spain desire to represent
American manufacturers of oils and other lines
on a commission bast.
No. 17304, boot and shoe laces A firm in
Canada writes an American consular officer
that It desires to rommuntcste with American
manufacturers of boot and shoe laces. Refer
ences are given
No. 17363, shoo machinery A manufacturer
in Nicaragua inform an American consular
officer that he desire full Information relative
to a plant for making 200 to 300 pair of shoes
tier dsy. This information should Include
price or such a plant. Including plans for erec
tion and the services of an engineer for In
stalling, terms and conditions ot payment, ad
vice as to the horsepower required, and all
possible details. The matter should first bo
taken up by correspondence.
No. 17366, wearing apparel, paper, etc. A
firm of custom house agents In Peru hs made
a request through tha iNew York branch office
to te put in touch with American manufac
turer of neckties, women's underwear,
women's blouses, silk, cotton, percale and
flannel cloths, sail cloth, drills, woolen goods,
usrunsorlea and bandages, envelopes, writing
paper, packing paper, blotting paper and
composition booka for use of schools. This
Arm desires representation In Peru and re
quests offers at an early date. Including cata
logs, price lists and, when possible, samples.
References are furnished.
Decision Favors Woelpper & Co.
Thu Pennsylvania Supreme Court has handed
down a decision affirming the decision of the
Common Picas Court of Lancaster County,
wliich restrained the Pennsylvania Water and
Power Company, which operates the McCall
Kerry Dam. from .using eplsahlnr boards
which caused Inundation ot the land and power
sites owned by the Lancaster syndicate. This
Syndicate was organised by Woelpper, Craw,
ford & Co., and now Is ons of the Important
asjets ot Woelpper ft Co,
PUBLIC UTILITIES
A stock dividend of 6 per cent, was de
clared by tha Pacino Gaa and Electrlo
Company, payable In new- common stocH
In two Instalments, tho first of 5 per cent,
on July W u"'i tne cond on December 15,
Tho syndicate which recently purchased
71 per' cent, ot tho common stock of tho
Hartford City Oaa Light Company from
tha United Gas and Electrlo Company, la
offering 36,680 shares of the common stock
ot a par value of 5 at $60 a share, or on
a little over a 5 per cent, basis.
Tho Southwestern Fowr and Light
Company, a subsidiary of, the American
Power and Light Company, reports for
May gross earnings of fHf.S!?. This Is an
Increase of JS087, or 3 per cent., compared
with May, I9H. There was a reduction of
11724. or I per cent., ln expenses and taxes,
and net earnings were ,109.812, an expan
sion of f8ll, or 18 per cent. For the 12
months ended May 31 gross earnings
aggregated 13.137.448. compared with gross
of 2,702,77 last year, an improvement of
17 per cent Expenses and taxes were 9
per cent, higher, while net for the 12
months was 1.50.. a gain of 4301.438. or
X per cent.
Wheeling and Lake Eria Defaults
NSW VpRK. July, S - Ttw WbMtoi aad
posdt, dee IHC
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Columbia Ai.uue Trust Ceunneny, racula
OTJTiwnWeJjes essi., -SyJl o dsmattde
Sales in Philadelphia
High. LOW. CIO
800 Baldwin Loco . 7w
7 do nref ., .1M
ltj CAfn 8teI .. . 4S
70 ffirle 20
.10 Oen Asph 32
826 Lake Sun Corp. 8
8t I-ehlgh Nav .... 74'
.13 Lehigh Vat .... 71H
100 Miami Con ..... ,.
13 Nortlstown 137
18
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nna R R .... iw',, IB'ii
lla Kleo . ..'. m, 23
n n c j oh
adlna 73H 73",
io t'lma,
110 p 11
:o Read na
Soo Ton llelmont . .. 4'k
3'. Ton 'Mining .... 7
BJ Union Trao .... MH
p I) oas imp .... Sl4
402O U 8 fltoel OfltJ
.1 do pref
83 V cramp A B.. 01 M
1004
Ml'.)
Total sales, COlO shsrea, corriparcd with 03J8
shares last Saturdays this week, 08,834 shares)
last week. 04.701 nlinres,
BONDS.
Last prev,
sate. High. Ln Close,
3m Am a a v. .ta.. xftu i.vi h.va HIU4
itnn (.iiy .1 -flu rer. ..
400 do I1MI reg- ., ,.
lr.no r.nn t'rn T 4 7
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lot n
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40mi L Nv cons Oifii ft'ii
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gn 4 Us. ,.. tm 07$
con 4Us w 1.102 lOSS
la Klee 4s .. 70 80
mi
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4000 do con
nrAl
ill2tV 102'
300 Phlla
Ml no
Totnl sales, f 24. SCO, compared with X22,R?Ti
last Saturday; this -week. H11.4IS; last week,
1400.872.
Local Bid and Asked
Today
Hid. .Ask.
Buff & Su t a 124. 1.1li
do pref..... 37ti Itn
Baldwin 00U 07
do pref 101 K 103
Cambria Steel 4915 4SK
Electrlo etorare 72 M
Uenernl Asphalt ll"i H2Vi
do pref on 70
Keystone Tclephono ... 13 Jl 14'S
do t 0 ll'i 14 I
do pref 07 7'5
Luke Superior Corp, .. S H'i
Lehigh Navigation ... 74 74H
1-hUli Valley 71 7ltJ
Lchlgli Valley Traction 11W 14
do pref 2S4 281i
Pennsylvania Ml, MU
Phlln rioctrlo S3)l 24
Phila Co 114(4 Hfl
Yesterday
Kid. Ask.
an
(1714
101 102
48 41'4
im 70
do 0 per cent pref. . . 82 R21
do U per cent pref... 30 CW
rnua lup xran i 11
do t c OU 01
Beading 78H 73'
Ton 1IT a 1:
Ton Mlnlnc 7 7'k
union 'xrnciion ..... Wfa
II O I 8l( 81W
U S Steel coi; 00
Wis Cramp to 0I4 02
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT. Becelpts, 15,417 bush. Trndo
was quiet and prices showed llttlo chanir.
Quotations: Car lots, In export elevator. No,
2 red, nominal 1.2riiM.;'.0; No. 2 red Western,
nominal, (LSOQl.ns No. 1 Northern Duluth,
81.4R7il.4B.
COItN. necelpts. 1708 bush. Tho market
was quiet with ample offerings at quoted rates.
Quotations: car lots for local trade, as to lo
cations, No. 2 yellow. 83ft84c.i tsmcr yellow,
82TJA1C., No. 3 yellow. 80031c; No. 4 yellow,
77070c.
OATS. Becolpts, 8630 bush, Tho market
was firm and He higher under light orferlnss
and a fair demand. Quotation: No. 2 white,
07B7'.!f.; atandard whlto. SUtQVSOHc.; No. U
white, B3C6BHC
, FI.OU1L Receipts. 1014 bbls. nnd 1,410.000
lbs. In sacks. The market rulod atoady, nut
there was not much demand. We quota us
follows, per 100 lbs. in wood: Winter, clear,
:i.23ffl..rir. do., straight, 18.5047.76: do., pat
ent, t1.7M0.25: Kansas, straight, into tacks,
$0il0.23; do., patent, luto sacks, 10.2SUU.3U;
prlntr, first cl-nr. a.-.1t(0 SO; do., t traliht,
tU.COriO.73; dov patent, I0.75U7; do., favorlto
rands, J7.10a7.40: city mills, choice nnd fancy
patent. $7.10fc7.4O: city mills, regular Rrades
winter, clear, W.Mjj.l.r.O: do., straight, $3.SUif
S.73; do., patent, S3.73VO.23.
IIYB "nIUIt sold Blowly, but ruled steady
under small supplies. We quote nearby and
Western, ln wood, at JtHJU.JU per l)bl,, as to
quality.
PROVISIONS
Thero was little tradlne, but value were
steadily hold. Quptatlons: City beer, in so.s.
smoked and alr-drled. 2.VH'2Cc. Western beef. In
sets, smoked. 234Hi0c. City beof, knuckles and
tenders, smoked and atr dried, 27fl2Sc. West
ern beef, knuckle and tenders, smoked. 27il
28c. Beef hams, MlfflS. Pork, family, $220
22.00. llama, S. P. curod, loose, 13K14c:
do., skinned, loose. lSUQlS&c: do., do.,
smoked, UiOUc Other bsma. smoked, city
cured, a to brand and avenue, 14H013C.
Hams, smoked. Western cured. 14!415c: do.,
boiled, bonders. 23tp24c. Picnic shoulders, a.
P. cured, looso, 115iffll2c. ; do., smoked, 12HU
12?;c. Uollles, in pickle, according to aver
uce, looso, lSWKUc. Breakfast bacon, as to
brand and average, city cured, 179718c. Break
fact bascon. Western cured. 17tl8c. Lard,
Western, refined, tierces, 10V4O10'2u.; do., do.,
do., tubs, lOHUlOfir. Lard, pure city, kottle
rendered, ln tierces. 10V4fllOT4c. Lard, pure
city, kcttlo rendered, ln tubs. 10O10c.
REFINED SUGARS
Tha market was qulat. but steady. We quoto
refiners' list prices: Standard granulated.
ClSo. ; extra fine granulated, O.loc; powdered,
0.20c.; confectioner' 'A. tic; soft graues, fi.SoSi
5.83c.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
HUTTEIl. Orterlngs were ample and the
market waa quiet and without Important
change. Quotation: Western, solld.packed
creamery, fancy specials, SUc , extra, 2SttC ;
extra firsts, 27H9JSc ; firsts, 27c; seconds,
23020c . nearby prints, fancy, 32c; ateraeo
extra, 20jUlc, do., fair to good, 20927c; job
bing sales of fancy prints, ilotfoOc
KOGS. There was little change ln this
market. Price were steady on line slock,
offerings of which wero moderate. Quotation:
In free cases, nearby extras, 21c. per tloz
firsts, 83 85 per standard case; nearby current
receipts, 13.53 per rase; Western extra firsts, ttl
per case; firsts, 3.53 per case; fancy elactett
candled eggs were Jobbing at S3u27c per doz.
CltllESK. Offerings were light and the
markot ruled firm, but trade was quiet. We
Juots: New York full cream, fancy, new, Viit
t)Uc. t do., do., fair to good, new, lSfflSHc;
do,, part skims, PlilSc.
POULTRY
UVK. The market was quiet and with
out Important change. Orferlng nere ample.
Quotation: Kowl. as to quality, ISHtflUc:
rooster. U&12c: broiling chickens, fancy, not
Leghorns, weighing H42 lb, apiece, 240200.;
broiling chickens; not Leghome, weighing IU
?!.
Hi lbs, apiece, lu23e.; broiling chickens, I-g.
horns, weighing 1WSJ2 lbs. uplece, 20222c,;
broiling chickens, Leghorns, weighing atHi
lb, apiece, IBtilOc; ducks. Pekln, old. 144
isc.i do., jnaian itunner, 01a, i.'trisc. ; oucks,
oung, according to Ue, 154317c; pigeon, 01.
per pair, 21tf23c ; do., young, per pair, 20
21c.
IiitESSED. Desirable stock was in mod
erate supply and steady, but there was
not much demand. Following are the quo
tations: Fresh-killed poultry, fowls, 12 to
box, dry-picked, fancy selected, lUc. , weigh
ing Vi&i lbs. apiece, lb'ic , uftghlng 31,114
Id, apiece, lSSc, uelghlng 3 lbs. apiece,
ltlHBl'itc; under 8 lbs. apiece. ltHQUHiC.;
ice-packed Western. 4Vi lbs. and nver aolecn.
17c. ; do,, smaller sites, 14010c. old rooster,
dry.plcked, 12c. t broiling chickens, Jersey,
fanoy, 30ig32c., other nearby, fancy, 2593UC.;
Western, weighing 1HM2 lbs., 24S2SC1 do.,
welshing lfflli lbs., 2123c; spring duck.
10017c: squats, per dos.. white, weighing 11
to 12 lbs. per dot.. Sd.D084.50-, white, weigh
ing 0 to 10 lbs. per dos., S3OS.S0. whit,
weighing 8 lbs. Per doi., 12.40tt2.00; do., 7
lbs. per dos., L.5tf2.10; do., do., 04J8h lbs.
per doz., I1.234S1.50, dark, ll.25l.C0; small
and No. 2. L
FRESH FRUITS
The market waa quiet and without Important
change. Quotations: appim, new, transpar
Applss, new, tranapar-
ent, per namper, 41.2usi.1g. r-eacnei, uturiu,
per crate, tiOS. Xemons. per box. 12,2503.
-.70. n
pet
II
2.1
SO;
Orange. Florida, per box.
IHra.50.
3rape
fruit, Florida, per box. 1162.50. Pineapple,
per crate vorto ttlco, f.j9.ou: tioriaa, s.'sra,
: Fl
cnerrie. aweti, per 10.,
harries, sweet, per lb.. S4S7c: da.
sour,
er lb., 5tlc. Plums, Georgia, per carrier.
il KA' Purranta. red. nr at., fiesfie. Straw.
berrlt. Pr qt. Delawsro and Maryland, 6f
10c; Jeraey, 4ijfl0t.; Nw York, IStSgOc
Blackberries, Petaware, Maryland and New
Jersey, per qt.. SltlOc. Gooseberries, per qt.,
asvtc. Uuckleberrlss. per qt.. 6TUc. Rasp
berris. red. per pint, SHfHMe. Cantaloupe,
Oeorgia, per crate, I1.2MJ1.S0. Watermelons,
Florida, per 100, i00.
VEGETABLES
PoUtoea were plentiful and weak. Other
vegetables ttld sluwly aA showed llttls
abfngs. Quotation: White notaues. Norfolk,
per bbl.-No. X, 11; No. S. 40c. 50c; white
potato. North CaroUaa. per bby. No. L BOc.
Ml; No. ?. 4O0GOc ; onions. Bermuda, ver
crate 7acMc; cauiUtower. Norfolk, per
rarapr ooc.ejiev . fsspH"1 rivrui. per oox.
lxw.au. cucumoero. norsn iiirouiui, per
ia. per V
lk. par S
k. pr bbl.
bin naaaet. lav- tjpiww. . uv, nuriuia, im
hl.l haakal. 7tk.Oc . do.. Norfolk. di
H, com. KortB. CsxoUna. per crate. 1101. 5A
aouash, Noriout. per -oli Daaaet. zee usee.
NBW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NBW YOHK. July S BUTTER. Market
steady and unchanged: receipts 7U61 pka ;
extra' xSc: lilgher acorlng W4Jc. B5Ti
Jatry. 2TnVi,e. . Imltatlou creamery. xWX3c
EOOeL Market tadler. receipt. 14.eu
k.7et f4r4,asBlc Srrimc. .
iia.by white. JofatV , lijtdtetai, H4Jjiicl,
tired; awu-by reiav WUa.
se.
10s
!4 48tt
20 2fl
1 n
74 74
in is
! 1
nnu hiu
109K
61(4
1UX
lull'.
k JVi7fJ
12 nsu
I MSW
ntf
i.i;i 1411
ni 14U
07 075
8 sH
7414 744
71 71H
l.TA 14
2.151 24
mi 35U,
H 32 U2U
li 80V& 40k
14 ntj n
73S 73i
li K.. lit
83W na"?
M S4J4
cm oo
01 01 J
WHEAT PRICES RECEDED
IN ACTIVE SESSION
Better Weather Reports and
Unloading of Long Holdings
Caused Depression.
CHICAGO. July 3.-Proflt.taUlnir sates
at the opening today made tradlne; brisk,
but reduced prices. Shorts mho gold the
market to n. standstill nt $1 list v,tK
were caught napping nnd loners unloaded.
Bettor weather reports have been tb'
celved generally from the largest grain
belts. Prospects of the double holiday
also Induced selling. July wheat, which
started tho upward pace yesterday
nnd reached ll.UH bid at the closing
opened promisingly at $1.12, but sold oft
quickly under heavy sales. It was fol
lowed by September, which opsnert at
I1.04U. i better than yesterday's clo.i
lng. Sellers of July became buyers of
September, but the price continued
downward.
September, selling 6t U.07',i at the start,
also showed ft sraln of , but dropped
quickly to lower figures. The close found
prices front 1 to nearly ti points below
yesterday's final.
Corn was sobewhat influenced by wheat,
ns was oats, and opened at advances)
over yesterday's closing only to slip back.
A bearish sentiment appeared to pre
vail, although tho weather reports Indl
cated good harvesting.
Tho export and miller's demand con
tinues light. Export sales reported con
sisted of 300,000 bushels of wheat and
260,000 .bushels of oats, all believed to
call for new. Chicago cash houses; are
enirl to liavo placed 300.000 bushels of
No. 3 whlto oats for August shipment,
150,000 bushels were worked yesterday.
Liverpool reacted ott the condition ot tho
American markot nnd tho undertone was
weak. Cargoes are still urfsettled. India
shipments to tho United Kingdom for next
week are estimated at 2,(00.000 bushels.
Good weather has Influenced the Argen
tine market, with speculators and ex
porters ln competition sending the bids
higher.
Loading futures ranted as follows!
,..t Yest'd's
wheat Open. High. Low. Close. lor-
July 1,12., 1.151 l.o 11.00 'Lilts
September .. 1.0IW l.04 1.02JJ J1,02'N, 1.0
llecomber .. 1.07k 1.07's 1.054 '1.00 tl.07
Corn (now dellicryj ,
July 74 J4 74't 74 f74U 74
September .. 7:i 7SW 72H 173H n
December .. WU 04(J U,liJ (HtI 1045
Oats
July 47J4 47t 40 MOH M7W
Keptcmbcr .. 3S 38H SJjJ S1H "
IJccembcr .. Sofi m 30H MOW 30i
Lard
July 0,25 0.2.7 0.23 tO.21 0,32
September .. 0,47 u.co 0.43 0.45 0.65
Itlbs
July 10.30 10.32 1030 flO.32 '10.32
September ..10.00 10.00 10.B7 10.60 10,62
Pork
July 10.75 10.72
September ..17.13 17.17 17.02 17.0J 17.17
Did. fAsked.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Vessels Arriving Today
Str. Grecian. Uoston, passengers and mer
chandise. Merchant and Miners' Transporta
tion Company.
Str. Alglern, New York, merchandise, Clyde,
Etenmshlp Company.
Str, Currier, Matanraa, molasses, Earn Line.
Str. Sheaf Iliads (Ilr.), Harry, ballast, Cbas.
M. Taylor's Sons.
Steamships to Arrive
FREIGHT.
Name. From. Sailed,
Italia Savona June 10
l'olyarth .....Huelvn June 14
City ot Bombay Calcutta ...... June It
Lanla Copenhagen ....June IS
Iletlow London June 17
Santa Cruz ..MeJIUones .June 17
Westerdyk Rotterdam ... .June 17
loannla Contois Barry June IS
lioden Narvik June 22
Mount Vernon Kama June 23
'MaricheMBf Exchange. Manchester . .June 2.1
Kuml Maru Iialboa June 2.S
Houthgate Plymouth .. .Juno S3
Dominion Huelra June 20
Jtomford Liverpool .June 27
Lucy Neff , Santiago June 27
Alaskan Cluantanamo ..June 27
Tottenham 'Santiago Juno 20
llrlnkburn .rlluelva June 20
Soesdvk IKotlerdam June HO
Olelltn Ilaracoa .......June 30
Marie de Olorgio Port Antonio ..July
Olacklnaw London July
Jose fort Antonio ..July
Fram Loulsburg July
PORT OF NEW YORK
Steamships Arriving Today
Name. From. Sailed.
Falrhaven Marseilles Junol
Deleter Qenoa June 10
Steamships to Leave
, Name. For. '"i,
Czarita ,.,.. Archangel July 3
Taormlnn. .....Naples July tl
San Oullelmo .........'Naples ........ .July U
Movements of Vessels
Str. .Magara (Fr.). from New York, arrived
at Bordeaux July 2.
Str. tVlllism O'Brien. Philadelphia for San
Francisco, ateamed from Balboa July 2.
Sir. riellta (Nor.), for Philadelphia, tearad
front Ilaracua June 30.
Str. Helena (Dutch), Philadelphia, for Rot
terdam, passed Lizard July 2.
6tr. Fram (tfor.). for Philadelphia, steameU
from Loulsburg July X.
Str. L, V. Stoddard, for Philadelphia,
steamed from Bangor July 2.
Str. Perelan, for Philadelphia, ateamed frorjl
Bowon July 3. , ,
Str. Paraguay, from Philadelphia, arrived at
BMr""ntolyrtro (Hr.). from Philadelphia, ar
rived at Santos July 1. ,
Str. Itlo Blanco Ur.), from .Philadelphia, ar
rived at Bio Janeiro July 1. I -m.,,,.,...,
Str. Mario dl Olorgio (Nor.), for Phlladtl
nhla, steamed from Port Antonio July 1
tr. United States (t)an.), Copenhagen fpi
New York, wa 1377 mlloa east of Ambro
Channel lightship at noon July 3. ,
8t". . LoulsUverpooi for New York. wa
1256 relies cast of Ambrose Channel lightship
"stV'OuWtream; Tort Arthur for Phllsdel
phla, wan 20 miles east of Sapd Key at noon
july
sir 'Sun. Sabine for Philadelphia, waa M
miles soutliwe.- ot Diamond Shoal lightship at
7Str.nTuicli'nr'PhlladeIpU for Savannah, was
83 nlKs northeast ot Tybee at ,1 p. m. Julf i.
sir Winifred. Port Arthur f or Tblladelphla.
ww 10 milts fst of Sabine Bar at 7 p m.
J'tilU'':;:Toledo. towing schr. Delaware Sun. Port
Arthur fir Philadelphia, flea 10 miles east of
Tortuzas at 0 p. m. July 2.
tr Kroonland. San Franalsco for New
York, wn BI7 rnllea north ot Colon at noon
JStr "Texan, Hllo for Philadelphia, wss 10
milVi east ot Hllo at ron July 1.
PKOPQSALS
WEPAUTSIKNT OF CITY TPAKSIT
15 Bourse Building.
PhtladelpbU. July 1. ISIS.
Sealed, proposals, properly lnderd, and
addressed to the undersigned at tha pmca
ibovementloned, will b received until 13
S'clMk nSa Monday August 18. 1016.
and opened Immediately thereafter, for toa
tructton of the City Hall Station Section of
Jhe Broad Street Subway under City Hall and,
the Market Street Subway, and. work ap-
Jurtenant thereto, known a Contract No.
01 TWs ieetlon will b abeut 700 feet
lonr and will include the underpinning of
the wVst elds of City H aad tho Market
Street Subway.
Plan and speolfleatlona can be seen at
Room 748, Bourse Building, and copies of
urns with blank form ftr jwopoaal wt)I
o supplied to Intending UaUer upon de
posit l l ,rMh M W4 check) pee
iet Bending return.
ike plans Usued arm ubj.i to ap
urovsl by the PubUc Service Commission ut
Jh Stat of . PtaaaytvaaU before awaid ot
coatsat.
Bidder must be skilled aad regularly en
gaged 1 'be cUu ot work tor which tbsy
ajw cotnpeUag
No bid will b considered unleas cr,m
uanled by a cardAcate fioia tit City Sollc
ttor that the provision uf an ordinance re
anirlag proposal bond l $SM oa i bloe
fvaaedtng in amount five bundred dollar
(HOO), approved. May -i. JMO. kv been
campitaa with-
Tie Director reserve to blsaaylf the right
to reject ty or all bid. ba nay diet ,
beat far U Interest of Ike City of PhitWct
BJa. 4. M. T4KI.OK
Director.
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