EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY. JULY U 1913.
r : -twt uniMTarHiLAUfiiii'HlA, SATURDAY. JULY U, 1915. , fj 0
W CANADIAN LOAN OVERSUBSCBIBED-SUDDEN ACTIVITY IN PENNA, STEEL SHARfii
P IN BETHLEHEM
MOTHER HIGH POINT
k -
fin and American uan
Sfred Same Honor Note to
jnany Well Received.
inly 24. Judging from tha
iho stock market In the short
iodnj'i the lntcsi noto 01 mo
'fatCS 10 ueiniHi'j who ti fu
! ti..nit of tho tenor of the
?,.i. .. decidedly different from
ft t.ii.ii ni-eeeded It. tho opening
tTmarket wns nttxlously nWnl'ed.
ivi hardly a rlpplo nt tho start
5t ,rtv began with a nhoW'of Irrcgu-
vfnUCll ine BUHIU n vis nt;nin
hf Iho week, followed by noma
mnrA tartrely to tho war special
M within a short while several hnfl
r-tltW hiK' rccoiuti m ....t:ii vwictjin,
tTJelhieiicin oicci, ivinuu iiuvjiuccu
U tO ZIW4. P" uuiuivni i w
t American ion ii to oy. aunio
'gains wero lost beford tho close,
'he iwhote, tho volumo bf business
ot great, anu many transactions
,( the ovcnlng-up sort Lnrgo In-
" ..t.t t , 1 nnnliitiiiliilliif.
while tho demand from comntls-
looses wns light. Tlio'ono loplo of
Bon wns llie inBi note seni to ricriiii.
;I generally approved. No ono
that It wotuu uring tno uibcus
ween tho two uovernnicniR to n
nd, unless Germany choso to do
the wholo situation, It was
it lias now bocn llrmly placed .on
i,Mitdors of Uorlln. Therefore, n,
Banco of friendly relations depends
J- on tho Kaisers uovernmem.
ir as activity wuo-uuw:iii.-ui .--S
held tlio ccntro of Interest nnd
10 over 14 J no auviuico was
t to bo due to tho report that tho
JSKnY had received on additional order
rifles lotpiing w.wv.vw. x ma uo
:oibt renectcd In tho sharp gain In
iWtbtm, It helns .thought that that
isnpaiiy would also rccelvo more orders,
tho cslimnto mauo u lew uhjb hku
framings for tho year would bo
fftO per cent, on tho common stock
f' "ipt been forgotten. Tho probability
n Inauguration of dividends on
can Can within tho next six months
r-fj !. mlunnM In flinf taailn Tim
JftBhad It that Baldwin had received
imir contract from tho Allies, and
ajgmount was said to bo about $30,-
litre was no chnngo In tho Irregularity
prices up to the close. Somo traders
itlthal thero wns somo foreign selling,
.ftfjhcro was It wns inslgnlllcnnt.
iw-reekly statement of the condition
flh?' members of tho Clearing House
MOclitlon was very good. It showed
iJEcreaso In all Items, average, loans
irfJKclng $11,277,000 and reserves $5,364.-
5actu4I loans, I3,iui,ooo, and actum
,U $3,470,160.
I New York Stock Sales
Alaska Bold Mines
ni-cnaim Mf.,.,.
Allls-Chalm Mtj pref.
Am llMt Sugar... .
Am Dct 8ugaf pref. .
AmalgtnHted Uoppjr.
Am Can...,
Am Car tfonndrj..
Am Coal Product...
Am Hide ft I, prof...
tt ctSM
331
2;t!i
n3
85
"i2i
mi
14S
33I
Am Unseed 10
62
4o;
2S
48
am
uu
45
07
in
lW'-J 105
mi :m
Bank clearings advance
tcrease for Country Durins Week
Mr , Was 7,8 Per Cent.
Slncrcaso of $227,517,827, or 7.8 per
n(!jj.Vfas shown In tho bank clearings
lflhft'tountry during the last week. Tho
Salivas ftl8S,121,651, against $2,010,573,-'
uninesame wcck oi mo provious yea-r.
ijlrlisi'ln this city wcro 9.4 per cent.
Trtr. Details follow:
B: ' ioib. ini4. p. c.
vi tkj, .iioa.'oo.m.i $i,32ii,.12.s,8it ixs
soiton ii..; ns.aii,;ai i.io,-.u.in:i is.:i
?lllaatlp!l'Aiii,l-.'7.l)al,.VlJ llH.U4.t,12-J D.4
8UUMri..fV 2.1.7S.1.212 ST,3.ln,StO R.7
L.ti-.rrt qah nii j(n A7 jnt iTn n n
... Illloiin'TSM iu's.-.7!f,2l) 4'4
KlirWrlatu. 10,501,320 4,S31,3SS 11.3
Jv5iWnnnft'.lriv1n JvsMift-'a.- 6i
:llk81 - ' -v.- . '
EOU.... 513,203,014 . 503,278,040 4-7.0
l(. all
lor a
.IB $2,(C10,12S,204 $2
.. 01.003,347
,413,734, SM 3.2
474,8.13,800 S.7
SI all
lor a
n. ...13,138.121,531 $2,010,573,7
!l 7.S
IacsI Rcservp. Hank Stntcmrnt
wSndltlon of tho Federal neeervo Bank
imuaeipnia at tlio close or uuomfss, juiy
arcs aa xouows:
nnsouncus.
Julv 23.
In ahd certin.
'In vault S13.240.8I0
'nttlcment fund
1.071.000
'cdemptlon fund... 37.000
matr noica, eli
te , 3,027,301
creservo . .
trtlat tmner
ncccpmnccs
duu ai
bought
Ml warrant
W' bills dlxcounted
uiw aoua
-UBonda
$17,070,201
720,450
1,407,202
2,103,743
340,150
1,630,8(10
$1,070,050
427.420
87,500
86,50.1
Urw other Federal
ar banka-net ....
gtrejerve noleu on
HB.
reaourcea
jjlrtaourcea ..,,, J23.322.3S7 $23,010,270
M LIAniLITIES.
l)Pld tn $.T,375,n.V)
BjivuusuB net ,. u,74n,ui
July 10.
$13,008,400
1,381,000
-37.0PO,
3.053,303
$18,282,702
774,01.1
1,253.03
2,029 070
340,1511
1,570,600
$1,010,050
748,100
53,401
591,3011
Am LocomotiTA. ...
Am Smelt A Hef..,,.
Am Bteel Foondtloi..
Am fiusar Hef pf. ...
Am Wtltlnj Paper pf
Anaconda Coppar.....
Atchlon T 8 K...
Atchison T & 8 F-pf
Atlantic Coait Llns..
Ilaldwln Ico. .......
Haldwln Loco prof.,.
Batlmoro A Ohio
Hank of Commerce...
Datopllaa Mining.....
Bethlehem Hlwl
Hcthlehcm Steel pf...
llrooktjrn Rap Trahs.
Iluttn & Buporlor.. ...
Cal Petroleum
Canadian Paclfls
Cent Leather Co....,
Chesapeake A Ohio...
Chlcaco at West pf.
Chic Mill A St Paul.
CM I I A P
Chlno Copper.
Col Fuel A Iron
Com Products Hef...
Cruclbto Stool
Crucible Steel pf
Cuban-Am Sugar
Cuban-Am Sugar pf. .
Distillers Securities...
Dome Minos
Ktle.....
Erie lstpf.
Fed Mln A Sm .
Gen Chemical
General Elect tic
General Motors
General Motors pf...
Goodrich II F Co....
Great Northern pf . . .
GtNcTs for oro prop..
Guggenheim Expln...
Illinois Central
Int Harv Corp
Int Harv Corp X J...
lot Con Corp.,
Inter-Met vot t c. ...
Inter-Met pf
International Paper...
lntrrnat Paper pf. ...
Inspiration Copper...
Kan City Southern.,.
Kresgo S S Co.'
Lehigh Valley
Loosc-Wllcs Biscuit.. .
Mexican Petroleum...
Mcx Petroleum pf . . . .
Mo Kan A Texas. ...
Mo Kan A T pf
Miami Copper
Missouri Pacific
Nat Cloak A Suit-.-.
Nat Knamei A a
Nat Enani A S pf . . .
Nat Lead
Nevada Con Corp....
New York Air Hrako.
New York Central...
N Y 0 A West
Norf A West
North American
Pacific Mall
Pcnn ft It
Pettlbone-Mulllkcn...
Philadelphia. Co
Pittsburgh Coal.....'.
Pressed Meet Car....
Quicksilver
Ky bteel Spg..
Hay Con Copper.....
Heading '.
Hep Iron A Steel....
Hup Iron A Steel pf.
Seaboard Air Line...
heaboard Air L pf...
tears Roe A Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Ily
6outbern Hy pf
'Standard Milling
btudebalccr Co.......
Tenn Copper
Texas Co
Texas A Pacific
Third Avenuo
Union Pacific..
U 3 Ind Alcohol 68
United Rys Invest... 10
United Hys Inv pr... 35!
U b Rubber. 45
U S bteel MM
U S bteel pf
Utah Copper
Va-Caro Chera
Wells Fargo Exp...
Western Union Tel.
Westing HAM...
Lillys-Overland ...
Illih.
!U!f
S4M
W)C
62(
85
72!
COW
67
145
34
0!(
6.1! (
7W
39!f
Low. Cloae.
MM 33
23M 2t
TOM C4Vj
MM ttil
85 85
71! 72
67W 69M
60BM m
142 142
33M 34
OM OM
6 BUM
!7M 77f
3!. 39)i
1I1M 111M lllli inn
e.'l 6i OM 5M
CSM 08 08 08
lot loin 101M loiM
07M 07H 07M 97M
100 io ( ion iooi
77 58M- 77H 78M
102 103U 103' 103M
78M 71IM 78M 78M
101 101 101 101
1M 1M 1M 1M
201 20'JM 202 208
12. '125 125 125
85' 80M 80 8(1
70M 70H 70 70M
10 10 OM OM
I3HM 140M 130M 130M
42M 42M 42 42)5
.iSJf 3BH 30)1 30M
I New York Bond Sales
'1
$IOt'0 Amer Tel rlt 4.
mv MMum nen 4a"
; At;hIon cv 4s 1000. too
iwv ami (ft Vnlo 3u .... IH)U
79000 Halt ft ghlo 4i... 87
Miull Halt A Oh cv 4149. ... ItlH
7CU0 llalt A O an 8H Bl4
12000 lleth 8tel rfa ..... S
i!ffi ll"2 5 7ih.A on ?
2fj0 uutr no h a p rt, . . sa
151 HO Cent I'ae Ut 4...., M
1000 t'ldll top!? It. .. ..11414
70U Chea WiS 4H. . . (!
M Oil (hi (li U.-, Ji SSfl
lftiooti u-t n A o loiht'ia.'... wo
02
102'
(ml
ini uis t.etir Lr(i ii... 04SI
Meftilid. l4'i
Low.
ihi ait n ft Q 1Ti.4.'.
nl A.- I
2000 cuban-Am Hugar 0. . pot
IKH1 111 l-nni IMvwl,
" tri eonv 4a Her u. . .
1II.4. (17
..a.... ..... -. . n.-n ,' . ,vt.
nuvu mi ai tt at 1; ev rcta.102
I'Y' -"l fiouin iv .... 8
Id)
'""' no prior 4a. .,,. 7'
2(XK MA & lSft.t t?o 4i... M
!,.. 4,. Wi
mill n.M tt an
i"-r wit rjii-c unvf
11AX1 Iflrllunn fltl Kit
1WK) Inp CT 4 I1l,.'
1000 Ihgp pV M 1P23,.
soon intorii mi ju
-1.. i.ir ;:"u .-'
"j" inirru it i" rcr
100
MOl
...123
..'UU
cr,5.,,.. mi,
! .... 100
27M
70M
12
US
3IM
14M
47M
07M
110
27M
70
11M
44M
31
14M
46M
(MM
118
27M
TOM
11M
44M
34M
14M
45M
POM
lib
104M 105
:om
22M
25i
38M
20
2 H
22M
25M
30
20
22 2.IM
26H MM
3f)1 3'IM
?5M 10M
:05 2'0M 2fi9M 209M
170M 171U 170 170
1S1M 182M 160 180H
100 100 100 100
60M 51M 60M 60M
110M 110 110 110
30 i' 37M 30M mt
(.0)4 TOM TOM OOM
1001J 10.IH 100M
101
OO
. 07
. 10
It)
73
0
?.8
30
23
131
02
00
10
10M
73
OM
37
:)
23
130'-
02
00
19
HI
73
DM
30M
30M
23
02
00
10
19
73
IDS
37
30
23
tOOO JarMineiirt nw
2000 1.ArlnH flam 1
13000 i.k Sh deb la 1028.,.. ui
31)00 l.k 8h tttb 4s 103t!.., M
low iv Val ot N Y 4144.. Us
ljom Ur, A u T 5a..... ...lot
1000 lrlllRrd 5 .1004
1C()( Itlllnrd 7a ......... .110
loot) Mo Ken & T 2J 4a... 11U
2000 Mo I'ne 4a 33tJ
2000 Mo l'acinc cons .... 1)7
800H N T Cent rcta Ha . .103H
1000 .V Y C A 8t I, 1st 4a. no
inon N Y Cent 3H 70
it.no n Y city 4 loss . tnu
8i)oti N v city -tHs ttrS
2000 N Y City rou 4V4. ,.101
.1000 ,V Y City 4W Nov 'I)7.1Q1
1000 N Y N If A It 08 lOsJi
.-lOOfl N Y ty nil J ffa. ... M'i sou no'4
1IKX) N Y Stato 44a 10H loi4j loirt?
7000 N Y Tel Ken 4H DB 03 111
10T0 Nlrtnam Fnlla 5a.. ,1N1'1 1ikia loot.
I KO Nart At WfH rvt 4K..10Ui imii
7n4
twv
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8Ux
123
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,7,
lW)h
no
do
i
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W
B7
no
711
JIM-
1IKO Norf A Weet cvt 4H.10li
1'K Nor Pne prior 4 M
luxi no sen (.. .
141H 141M
18
72M
84
6M
15
:GM
2M
71M
2M
e5M
C3M
14
103
80
20M
10-1
3H
130M 130M
141 141
34M
17!f
73M
71
5M
15
I'OM
M
72M
24M
tOM
03
14H
103)t 102
80M bO
20 20
101 101
73 73
BOM 34U
17M
71)i
77
5M
15
COM
2M
i72
2iM
87
024
14
17M
71M
7
55f
15
2GM
2M
72)f
:3M
80 i
12M
14M
102
80
20
104
73
34M
(H4
102
102'(
lorn
no
in
tn
67
(tin
80
00
iw54
wi
7(1
....102
. ...101'i
....101
.... n.1?;
Rll ,
looo Vn Car Chm let 6s... Villi
11000 Wnb-r Ter lt ct 4.. 1
21,00 Wah Tol A Chi 4 ... 00 4
1000 West K A M ev 51...1031J
into do rctB J(il
1000 Vision Cent Ken 4... K!
100(1 l'anamii la
100(1 Permit ct .lUa 1015..
l-l i'o cv 34 ,
2JO0 do 4 IIMN
4000 Hay Con Copper On.
lPOOO Hentllnrt Ken 4a
1000 Itock lalnml rfd 4a..
loo.) St I. A S V rfd 4a...
(IO)") Henlioanl A I. adj 5a
looo Pouth I'ac cv 4a . .
2200(1 Houth llwy gen 4a. ,
WiiO South Itwy con 5a..
.1100 Toxaa Co cv Aa
17000 Third Ave'adl B...
mooo v jtunrjer ua..
30000 U S Sleel Pa
500 U S Sleel re 5a
1200O Cnlon I'ne tat 4a
1I(KHI Inlon I'ac cv 4a
l(l-l(L
"in y. i
M'4 M,
II2H 02 1
102 102
nrj'i, 102',
inn's 100
l)7'i
101
Itl
111
(17
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S2
PENNSYLVANIA STEEL
JUMPED NINE POINTS
Stock Bid Up Droin 71 to 80 irt
A Few Minutes Cambria
Steel Remained Quiescent.
Total silea. $727,600. compared with 1010,000
lnat Saturday: thla week, 10,001,100; laat week,
10,092,000.
Sales in Philadelphia
Ycateri-sv'a
cloee. Utah. Low. Cloae.
05 65 05
77 70M 70M
13 '.'2M 23
COM 50 50M
2H 2M 2)j
30 35M 35M
22K 22M 22M
147M 140M 14H
30M 35U 35M
1-3 t2M 93
11H 11!' UM
30 10M 20M
00H 100M 100M 100)i
55M
7b
22M
60
2M
S4M
22M
147
35M
03
11H
31
140M 140M 140M 140M
64 85M 84)4 84M
12M 13M 12M 12M
43M 43M 43Jf 43M
0 66)f 60 50
82M 82M 82 b2M
30M 3iM 30M 30M
131M 131 131 131
8M 0 8M 0
COM 60M 50M 50 M
120)i 127H 120M 120M
68 58 68
18M 18M 18M
0.10 lliiM Ijirn 77
8.10 Cum Steel M'i
20 Con Tr N J 70
Ml lllcc ator Kl
100 Oen Aaphalt.... -10
20o do pref 07
10 Key Tel prof... tWl'4
!12ii Lak6 nup Corp. '
183 Leh Nnv 7.11
100 l.ch V Tr pfd.. rto
10 Mo K A Tex... ..
110 1'jrna Ilallroad. M"
110 I'enna Htcet pfd 71
20 Phlla Co aFW
HI J'hlla Klectrlc. tCt
50 South Hallway.. .
noo Tonopah llel ... 3)'u
50 Tonopnh .Mining 5(4
10 Union Tractlofi. . R2
:io Unlied Ooa Imp Ki'4
T tin Cos N J. ...222
2700 U S Stcol 04
I W Jer A Seaah 4S
150 S Cramp A S.. 00)i
oo York Railway,. 0
Total sale.-. -7314 aharee. "Pnd wl'h,,.".!
411 aharei. laat Satunlar; thla week, 120.U.J
aharea; laat week, 80,550 ahareB.
ftl 7714 78
51 -ot? 51
70 70 7i)'.j
M 52g 5.i
,io; mQ nii'j
(18 1,7(1 S
UU (HI 01
0 8H R"
74 74 71
20J4 21Ki 29 J4
.14 514 5,
.1.1, Mli 5.l('
80 71 V 80
.18 M M
Wi 2.11 SIS
i:l l.l 11
x;, an 'i.
B'l. 5u s;,.
.12 12 112
viij Mi; 8.i!i
2 "22 222
04i "(llll "(ilii
ml S -t"1
07 (.)'.5 07
7 7 7
OvemhiidowlnB' nil clae on the rhlln
delphln Stock HjoclmriBo thla mornlnf- was
the iiMdeti upblddlnit of l'ennayWanla
Steel preferred.. The atock Jumped nine
points In as miny mlmltcs. Opening Rt
71V4. Rftlnat 71, yesterday's cloac. bids nr
peared In rapUd aucceiston which could
not bo filled rand th next actual sale
on the tnpo was nt SO. No news accom
panied the ufmiBUnl movement, which
was snld to htivo been enntneered by the
same coterie (which tins been taking- up
other locnl Issues of late end rushing
them to hlRher levels. It was pointed
out, Incldentnflly, that It there wns any
thine In the Inerffcr rumor wltli Cambria
Steel, whlclunf course aa promptly re
vived, that 'Cnmbrla would have ihared
In tho rise luetend of rcmnlnlnt- dull ns It
did. A bid of 23 was made for 1'etinnyl
vnnla Steel common, n atojh very larcly
denlt In cither on or off the exchanse.
Thero Is nuthorlied 125,000,000 fnch of the
two classes of stock, but thirc Is only
J1O.750.O0O of the common, of which tho
I'onnsylviiniri Company owns $7,358,900.
The anme company owned, until recently,
$9,163,300 ot'the preferred, and tho Railroad
Company owned 584,709 of the prcfeired
Whether Uie Conner option has been ex
ercised ns yet could not bo teamed today.
Tho last previous snle of Pennsylvania
Steel common on the Block I'xohatlKO
wns In 1910, when It sold as IiIrIi ns flo
nnd aa low ns CO. At that time, how
over, the preferred was ruling nrou.id
US.
A new high record for Baldwin Loco
motlvo was about tho only additional
enlivening- Incident of an otherwise un
interesting Saturday Rcwilon. Brokers' of
fices, however, wcro not so empty ns Is
usual nt the end of the week during tho
summer time, many trndcrs foregolm;
thelr customary out-of-town trips because
of the Oovernmcnl note to Oermnnv.
After It was seen thnt the market nns
not going Into- hysterics, but on tho con
trary remained perfectly firm, the crowds
nround tho tickers gradually thinned un
til the normal half holiday Inertia ngaln
reigned.
The rise In Baldwin to n new top prlco
was effected with very little efTort, a trifle
over COO shares chnnglng hands. There
wiih n report going tho rounds thnt stock
holders were to he allowed to aubscrlbo
pro rata for half of the stock of the new
Eddystone Munitions Company. Lake Su
perior nlso hardened, as did Cramp Ship
building. Many usually active Issues did
not oven appear on the tape. About the
only weak spot wns Cambria Steel, which
lost n substantial fraction, but rallied at
tho close, when Pennsylvania Steel came
Into the limelight.
York nallways jumped a point on the
Rtntement of earnings for June, which
showed u decrease of 4.4 per cent. In gross
but a 11.2 per cent, cut In operating ex
penses resulted in an increase or a per
cent. In net Income. The surplus was
6949, nn Increase of 4.5 per cent. Kor tho
seven months' period the surplus wns $50,
903, a decrease of a.3 per cent, from the
corresponding period a year ngo.
1JONDS.
Labt nrev.
sale. limn.
30M
45
04M
,r0
44
03M
"OM
44M
01M
110! U1M 110H HO'-i
II6M 00 05M 05M
31M 31M 31 31
100 00 90 00
UU 09 00 uU
107M 108M 107 107M
133 135 132M 132M
liabilities
abilities
200,11.1
5.028,8.10
17,078.174
0,251
.,$23,322,387 $23,010,279
MEMORANDUM.
Littaerva notpH In
tlon or notes la-
Its hanlr Ttn rtnn
St reaervo nnun
f-'llnr 2,072.410
' wwrui money
W. res. agt.... $2,730,000
$2,000,000
2,000,533
J2.CCO.000
BANK CLEARINGS
Bfannis today compare with corre-
wot i wo ycara:
lniti ini.i imi
i4."22.0S1 $2t.074,"7I-i $23,3.13. K0Y1
ii"",1-n'1 -l,l7U,iri 2-',l)CI,MIO
"02.010.18J JOS.5SI.O0l 2J3,70l'7'5
RATES FOR MONEY
Call. Time.
ittflH M
Hl'.&l A ILL
MU'aPr. threa to six months, 1'hH
t ?Hfi4 per cent.
't?e Banks' Discount Rotes
fl'to 0l to
UOQDU4,
4
Ho
10.
.. 3
.. 3
Da
ii to at-to oi
aa
4
4
4
i
4
4
4
311
Ct).
4
4
4
1
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
17
a
All
a! and live itock paper only
PditmON EXCHANGE
ukk, July 24 -The foreign exahanc
lMd ttb. demand stwllqK up 1-18.
IMVi1iK franca. juarKg. i,f,
.y.76,; S-tHK 812-l-K 0.JS
30VERNMENT BONDS
BW- Asked.
"t .., T S
tMiiMtt, or
IfJ Bt
J"1" gT
m v-fM leiyi
Sacoi) .,., ioo ..
SSboii' " :':.:.;.::.;: : . 'JS ::
yVM .'..uv.V.v.v '. .Ilii
compared with
eeK. ii,)(,-
res.
I"
1'iilnl aalea. .112.100 shares.
4.12, "(Hi shares la-t S.(turday; this e
401 aharea, last week, 2,7.10,000 aha:
-
MJNING STOCK QUOTATIONS
TONOrAH STOCKS.
Jim Ilutler
MdcNamarn
Mldnay
Mispah Extension
Montana
North Htar
Tonopah Ilclmont
Tonopah Extension
Tonopah Rlerger .
Tnnonah aillllnK ......
Hobcuo Eula , ,
West i.na
aoi.Dm:i.D stocks
Atlanta
Illue Hull i 01
liootn
llU)ldOg r..1
c. o. n
Comb. Fraction
Dlamf. H.
Dulay
Florcnco :
Cloliineld Consolidated
(laldflelil M'rgtr
Jumbo Extension ....
Kswanaa
Oro
Hand Ken
SU-er J'Kk
MISCKI.l.ANEOUS.
fr-alrv Aatee ....
Klmberly
Nevada Hill . ..
Nevada ".Yonder
lid. As!:.
.81 ,iH
.03 .01
.14 ,1U
,20 .22
,31 ,.1S
.13 .13
f
,37 .3D
,0S .01
v08 .70
.30 ,32
,01 .03
.50 .32
,03 .04
0.1 .03
.OS ,00
,02 .03
.OI ,(
.48 .30
.1.33 1.10
Tii' l o-fn
.12 .14
,08 ,011
,07 .as
.10 .11
.02 ,01
,0.1 ,07
,10 .21
Hi Hi
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
NEW YORK, July 21. Futures were name
what Irregular on the Coffee Exchange in tns
early, dealings today. First prices shoe4
gains of 3 paints, against losaes of 4 points
yaatcrday. Cloalrg figures were upebangad to
2 points tulow elerday's (.losing levels. Trad-
Tonars ye-(iar
cioso. cioae.
Ing was moderalaly actlii
Today a
open ng
Anrll ......(..!. 01 T.IHIfT.OU T.UIUT.Utl
May . ... .. .' 7.0H$T.lT 7:iiB7.l2
J una ......... 7.10S7.20 7.147,13 7.15S7.1U
jSlv ;;!.!... .77..-. l.ll'afl.tui H.(i4f.Wl
AUKUat ......! ..... U.8lu.8il (l.4fLj;0
fteptembe; -n.7.1 .T7H.p rt.77f:Y);
October ... ... fl.We.82 U80tSl.8l l!.80f.K
S,V,.r": ..7.... H8llja.t H.84SM.W
'ilrolWl.ialli
r.orr-- 0.WW7.SW. ko7.v
ToUl sAlM. Wl (.
l)Merojr
January
Vunrtmrv
March jy -,-''
-Ula. uimwi
JH STOCK OUOTATIONS
Bid Ask
&
lllUlll'Jll
''Jtir i illllfii-in
swder iuiujbb
It
2lH
040
41"
CO
(J
AR SILVER
"ii July 24. (oioui.i-tlal M.r
."Ba ai 41
testa, up taut
X-W
NEW YORK CURB
Bid, A!
. l...- vna &3
affiSshrAmarlM-J.TKa! Mw .... 13,'.
noi.inw, u""j'" io 4S
kSpT...;;-.:-...:-...-..;.:- m -
utrvaa.y jiiriiiii::;:."."-:.ii; v
Nll'Ualng fUf- '-82 .X
oils Blavator .. SB in
Oils Klvlr ' ....- TBLftli
sis.a,:..:::::::::::::.. . -.
l?S'.V.. BloM
7t?S eSm vt( -.-..
wu mm ":::
RAILROAD EARNINGS
KANSAS C1TX BW-THSJ-MI.
I
juu
Vstl . ' A ,
tei uhmxiw a TSctS m.it
WBMTSRN MAHW-ANO.
Tstw w.m
0 Cam f acrlp 1010 imH iiH
0 do Fel ion., vufi w
21 ao May 1U17., Dili "Sli
000 In'state Ilys 4s. p.'i 37
"000
looo I.eh V 4'Jir ?oo.l
looo I'eniu gen 4'.is
'Minn rihlln Cn ennri Tia
2000 Span-Am 1 (l..101"i
1000 Un Ity Inv 3s. . . 03
bow. Close,
tin's l)l)4
US US
n.SU l)81t
3
Os' !'(. '(fsl.'Mil
H7fe i 11711 07
SO Wl's HJ4 801k I
1011
u
loll
U3
J01,
w
Total sales, $10,ain, coniuared with JICl'u'
last T Saturday; this-week. $110,800) laat week,
X300.100. - ,
Local
Bid and Asked
Baldnln
do pret ......
Durf & Bus t c. .
do pref
Cam Steel ,
nies Storaxa ...
Oen Aaphalt
do pref
Keystono Telephono .
do t c
do pre f
Lake Sun Curp
Lehigh Nav
t,ehlsh Valley
Lehigh Valley Tr....
do pref
Penna
Phllt Elec
I'hlla Co
do 3 per cent prf...
do 0 per cent prf...
Thlla It T
do tr ctfa
Heading
Tonopah I'elmont
Tonopah Mining
Un on Traction
I', tl. I
U. H. Steel,, ,...
Y,orK Railway
do preferred
Wm. Cramp Sons..
Today
11U1. .tskc.l.
78
,,iat
.. 12
.. 3.1M
- m
.. :u
.. OS
,. 13
,. 13
3
. 70'4
- 131
,. 204
. Mt:
. 21H
.. 38
,. 31
40
8
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k;
28
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St.
78Vi
M
ni4
M
2
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13Vj
7lt!
70i
no
P
30
41
St.
32l
KIV4
IHS
t ,
30
(WJi
Yesterday
Bid. Asked
70. 77
KrJ); 10J
. . 13
MV. 30
.Ilii 31
62js 32W
301t :wt
(II U7
13 13",
in i.in
07 em
R'i U
73 74
7014 70)1
131 14
20t5 30
ki'is r-t
211, 23H
RS .10
Tl 34
40 41
8 8W
8 S'J
1 Tt
32 32-4
M(i M'A
oi eiH
0 7
28 SI
Wl'.i 07
Financial Briefs
Tho gross earnings of 34 railroads In the
second week of July wero $10,S62,m, do
crease $1,216,008.
Tho Bank of England reports the
amount of currency notes outstanding nt
i.'46,3S6,M4, against 43,253,471 last week.
The amount of gold held for the redemp
tion of such noted remains at 28,-00.000.
It is ald Isaac Jtlce and his family
realized $3,600,000 from the rise In Klec
trlc Hoat Company stock, und Invested
their profits in high-grade bonds.
New York banks lost $80,000 to the Sub
treasury yesterday
The property of the United States
Metals Products Company. la to be sold
by Special Master John J. Towpsend on
August 2.
Commercial falluros this week In the
United States were 411, against 4J8 last
week,
lUimor has It that England is consid
ering a $tC0,00O,X loan here wth Amor
lean bonds as collateral, aa In the case
of the recent arrangement with France.
Tho American Unseed. Company an
nounces a reduction In the price of Jln
seed oil to JU cents per gallon of 7H
pounds. This I a reduction Pt 30 cents
per gallon and U due to a continued low
ering of the prices of the seed, alut. It
galdT to lack of demand w the raw
product-
"Growing activity in Industrial quartern.
optlmUtto sentlmwits as te the future
and bettw collections contrast with wtd
uinmr quiet In the larger mrcivandi-
Lf line.' unjr4t. M lur f'8' f"1?
rvtUw7ilrtd by lnterriatoft
political warf Wtw Wing for U)
acoounta." syr Brdii''.
NOTES OF TUB RAIL
As order ha been Usuett by tle Inter-j-li
OomiMt-M Coiniululon permlttlng
RMtkua Ieln cotra .Paeie
Railway Cc-ipjiliU to continue their own-
TViwrtatiSt Oeropny. which operate
a Un ot ei--4its on Sawrameuto 81vr
iuMl T$H W-Mlt w - CW.
LOAN OVERSUBSCRIBED
Latest Canadian Issuo of $45,000,000
Quickly Taken.
NEW YORK, July 21. The subscrip
tion books were opened this morning, at
tho office of tho J. P. Morgan Company,
for the $15,000,000 Dominion of Cnnnda
one nnd two-year notes, offcrjd ior sub
scription by the Morgan' firm ahd Brown
Drothers & Co., togetluttkwlth Bank or
Montrcnl, First NntlcrjjipBank nnd the
.National City Dank, il'he books were
closed at once, as tho Volume of appli
cations received was far In excess of the
amount of notes ayallablcr. At the ofllce
of the syndicate managers' It was stated
that It was doubtful whether allotments
could bo sent out today.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Reserves and Deposits Showed Sub
stantial Increases.
NEW YORK. July 21. An Increase of
$j,3$l,7CO In average reserves wns reported
by the Clearing House banks for the week
Just ended. Loans expanded, on the aver
age, $11,277,000, while deposits rose $13,
637,000. Total loans wero $2,561,331,000, with total
deposits of $2,521,091,000, and tlmo deposits
of $135,202,000. Tho aggregate reserve was
$003,702.0)0. Details follow:
Clearing House members, average:
Increaae.
Loans $11,277,000
Deposits
Time deposits
Reserves
Clearing House members, actual
Loi.na
Deposits
Time deposits
Ile-crves
1.VI37.0OO
. 1,013.000
. S.30I.7CO
.$11,104,000
. 14.78ll.00O
. n.-jiti.ono
. 3,470,100
BIG ORDER FOR WESTINGHOUSE
Local Half -hourly Sates
10 to 10:30 A. M.
Cramp I e 7 10 m Sleel pfd. 7'
uiin,ei'i 01 j ,w uaiowin ..... I-
-rrae.. s in TBnopan llel.
SO
M
10
ItV-s tll-.Il a!-? -"Ii
irevjfs,eei:..:ffi
iMk Bup Cor
R Stel
An
k in a
4 tn t
To
u 8 Steel.... HI 4 s. Phil Bleo .. 23
12 nil m Penna IB
00 Cambria Bteel S.1 loo ).. 61
loo
100 do
do... ..
" U 8 Bteel . .
SO do
20 Psrl-ln
SO do
10 do
in tie
lm . do....
iff tr steer :: m
IP 6o MJ
loo Blee Blorage. 91
200 Lake sup Cor .
40 Tbn llel... 313-1)1
flAA t- I4.IB
it- -' tl( , o ni'li
77, 10 U 8 Sleel.... OIS
IS 10 00 4. 'HHl
do oiu
; .. .-.,. i
io Key Tel pfd. 6d io
BONDS.
n Cambru steel eerlp 101(1. ....
2ZS rh" C" con? Aa
2000 Interstate Hwy It
. 10:30 to 11 A. M.
W Pehna .... MS Id Ualdnln
tlCi .. A. Aapnait, w(Ti in, j0.
ic v o ieei. .. fu hi ii u
"" a M4 10 do.
10 drt tllaX. liTfl rfrt.
r-o smith nwjr , n ioo oo.
Ml.
,&?
??
"0 U 8 Steel.
10 do
100 do
Dll O I .
wit. "ti lno do 77i
. .. WW to V Steel.... Olij
. ..Jl 10 do (.!
. A. 100 do IMS
r .. 11 100 do on
W'4
oi
III
m.
II) rtalduln 73
10 IV Cramp t o (14
It U O 1 S1!4
IJONDS.
1000 t'nltrd tlwjr Inv fla 03
Jioo Spanl-h-Amer Iron Oa 1011
looo Simnlsh-Amer Iron Os 1015
U to 11:30 A.M.
W U B Sleel..,. l, 4 W Jer . H . 4SU
!" do m lno Cambria Sleel 01
10 York tlwr .. 7 10 do fto'l,
100 Cambria Steel 31 lno Leh V Tr pf. linls
10 do ...31 20 llaldwln 71
23 lialdaln ... .7s loo Hen Aspti pfd 078
ISO Lehigh Nnv.. 74 aiPa 8lel pfd. Mil
3 Klcc Sloraae. R2' ta WCramp t o 7
7 Pn Cos f J.I22 , 23 do (T7
W Tork ll-y ... 7 20 Con Trac JJ J 70U
s Cnmbrla Steel .11 U 1 I'enna MS
2 do.. 30H
IIONDS.
1000 l.ehlali Valley 41's 2003 ..
4'i
0t4
07h
1P00 I'enna nen
11:30 A. M. to 12 M
10 Tenna 3.1 400 do 0il
30 Italdirlil 77ii 100 do fll'J
10 l'a steel pfd. hO 9i Lake Sup Cor t
i n nieei in',,
loo nen Aaph pfd IVS IS tn-lilah Nav.. 71
. ion .inn .ii'-iu joo i- s steel
n' i Hmuria nieei..ii l rennn
ii) i.enixii .al
io do.. ...
13 I'hlla Klec
100 l P Pteel .
-0 lialdntln
(M'I)
M Ton nel
IOO 1 S Sleel
i-o rmin Co
Mil
I .10 C 8 Steel lU'i
.71 20 do IH'4
.. Sill Ml llaldwln ... . 7S
.. ll-IVi 100 do 78
.. "? !.. Cambria Hleel nili
.1 ll-KI in li H Ptrel,.,. 111
( III 11 U I MW
38 1oo Cambria. Hleel fil
110 fa Hleel pfd so 100 I' S Bteel
04'.,
5780,000,000 OX DEPOSIT
IN STATE INSTITUTIONS
Company Reported to Have Secured
$02,000,000 Contract.
NEW YOIIIC. July . An additional
order for 2.000,000 rifles from the Allien
Is reported as having been secured by
the Wcstlnghouse Electric and Manufac
turing Company, It Is estimated that tho
order Is worth $62,000,000 and Is a dupli
cate ot the one placed sqmo time ago.
An order for $33,000,000 for wnr muni
tions to bo supplied to the Russian Gov
ernment was placed with the company
last week. .
PUBLIC UTILITIES
The Louisville Oas and Electric Com
pany, n subsidiary of the Standard Qis
and Electrlo Company, since March has
been showing good gains In gross earn
ings and greater gains In net. For the
first six months of the year tho groas
earnings Increased $83,060, or 8 per cent..
as compared with the first half of I9U,
while the net earnings advanced $S3,SM,
or 17 per cent, for the first six montlu
of the present year total gross earnings
were $l,l$l.iI3 nnd net earnings $08,W3.
During the first half of 18t5 the com
pany's electrlo output wan SS.Btl,6l3 kilo
watt hours, an Increase of S.t per cent
over corresponding period of 19H. The
gas output for the same months was 313.
978,000 cublo feet, or pu Increase of 60,8
per cent, over the same period of 19H.
Vox June the operating revenues of the
Helen;1 Light and Railway Company
made a decline of S.TJ per cent. In gross
total earnings from Ihe electric, railway
and gas departments, amounting to $K.
JSO. Net revenues, after operating ex
penses and taxes, were $6157, a decrees
of $17H and after payment of dlvdnw
on the preferred shares and sotting aside
$U09 for sinking fund requtrauwitf. etc.,
there was a deficit f $$3W,
The Augusta-Aiken Railway and JJ"e
trial eeswratlon was bi to m Wp";
HiLi TelsoWe earnings for the M of
JunV than !' y". b "te
rived from IU railway lines wejra more
than 1$ jump cent tower, principally be
cause of Htney cojupetllton. drone re
enues from the elecUlo oVepartwenj
amounted to $.10, an Iwiwm ot al
most 7 per cant . wttUe grow lnoowe from
the railways was JtTT.oe. a reductloo of
more than $W0 Operatlog apeue and
taxes were $M.0O7, ving a net taa-me
of W.W. a decreaae oX nearly $ how
June ta mt.
PHILAVELPIUA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
, WnUAT. neeelnta, R1.IKK Buah. f f) mr
kel ruled firm and asafn tr. hlhT ursMf
strong witMde rtvirr and faff -poft 1
nwnd. yeotatlon car lew. In Mport el-lor
-No. 1 reit. .new, arol ik1 iuIl,.t.HOt.Iei
No. .2 red, Ueelem. new. $1.17111 10- Sf
Soutr-ern red. new. $11291,14, steamer .No. 1
e.1. new, $t lOBl 12, No. h red. new, $1.10
t.tl; relerted A. ttew, l Ofil.t: trjeeted ft
newj. $leJI.0S, No. 1 Northern Uululh. I.SS
. .CORN-IteeelpUi, 1000 buah. Trade was
Mr and prtees further dianred ir trmter
luht orferlim, tluotatlnra car loia for Jo-ai
trade, as to loeailofi- No $ relfow. tnaJMr.;
steam-e yellow. POOdle.: Hn a yellow, (iRe
OAT8. -netelpta, 259 ouali. Tlie market
ws quiet Imt eim at the lale edrairee vi
lallons. Nn. 2 while. oltliU'tc., aiarv.ur.J
whit (WHfinlr ,- No, Jl while, rS4flne,
J'l.Ot'R. ntrelpta OflO M,l. and 687.720
toa In sorkt. There was Utile trading, but
mill llmtta wen- well maintained. uuota-
llons, ner in ii., in wood- Winter dear, j
new, ti.in on, atmigiit. new ..o..i:
do., patent, new. 3,254(3. H); Kansas strnlahl.
hew. , lot satKS, -p.'V23: dv. palrrtl,
new lufe sacks. .V33Otk30. iIok, htsi elear.
old, lUSOetl 73, o., Btralcht, oloT $o,73tri".ri
do., palenl, n4, ifl.wm 13; oo., lavorlta
brands, old, $7.23C7 30. city mills, eholie mid
fancy patent, $7.23i7.r0: city mills regular
arades-Wlnter. tlear, new, $1 7Bfl.1i no.
straight, new $383.23. do., patent, new, $0.23
To OD
IIVB 1);n wa quiet and without lm
tVJ"l!t tange. We quote Pennsylvania at
JI.XOBS.M, in wood, and 'Western, new, at
$303i?3, in mcka,
PROVISIONS
Tho market was quiet but steady. , Quota
tion: City beef, In sets smoked and alr-drled,
SiVUf.'. Wexem beef, tn sets, smoked,
2320e.j city beef, knuckles and lenders,
smoked nnd alr-drled, Z7B2S?.i tVenlem beef,
knuckles and lenders, amokert, 37e2W.i bf
hams, $314)32; pork, family, $.23rf22.73i
hnma, s 1'. cured, loose. l"HUHr. ; do.,
skinned, loose. l:iUUI3c.i do., do- smoked,
14714Hc, : other hnms, amotted. elty cured, as
Io brand and arrrage, 14i4fll3te.i ham.
smoked, Weslerrl cured, U'miS'lc.: do., boiled.
e.i plentc shoulder.
boneless, 23ff2lc.i
"l KJh
Vast Sum Stands in 2,334,030 Ac
counts, According to Bank Call.
HATmiSIU'Iin, July 2I.-In the Stntei
banks, the trust companies nnd the sav
ings Institutions of the State there was
on deposit on June 23 this year, the dny
when Unnktng Commissioner Smith Issued
a call for statements of conditions, about
$780,000,000, In round numbers, in 2,331,033
nccounts.
The trust companies reported 1.182.03S
accounts and deposits as follows: In
dividual, $310,CO',727; demand, $1,079,928;
special time, $31,&23,999: time certificates,
$10,87419; savings funds, $131,528,667; postal
savings deposits, $1,491,392; municipal de
posits, $22,037,G"9. The trust companies
also reported that the trust funds In their
hands totaled 31.171.119.CS0: corporate
trusts, $3,CS6,337.
Totnls of the deposits for the State
banks were: Number of accounts, 651.369.
Individual deioslts. $10,741,54:; time, $19,
462,375; time certificates, $11,799,721; demand
certificates, $1,862,079: postal savings, $1SJ,
621; municipal, $6,800,413. The State bank?
have trii-t funds to tne amount of $6,
17.431. In the savings Institutions there were
tlmo deposits ot tJ21.319.49S and deposits
subject to Qhcck of $2,419,043.
FOREIGN TRADE CHANCES
37ie ollowlno Utl o opporfnnfffra for Amtr
lean mdKUaclurer fit the orrOn frada is
pii'fn bu the Hurtau of Foreian and Dometlto
Commerce. Departiiirst of Commerce, and ad'
dltfonaf fiiormaffon may be had by corre.
$VOidenCf, 0ftfii0 the file number;
'o. 17392. hardware anil looli An Amertcan
consular officer In the East Indies reports a
possible market for the sale of llrht hardware
and tools. Tho consular orTlcer desires to re
ceive catalogues, prlco Hats, etc.. rolatlve to
hammers, screws, nxet, etc.; also a style of
knife used for tapping rubber trees, lie states
riat manufacturers of plantation toola should
Investlsala tho market.
No. 17SU3, Insulating; material The Ilureau
of Foreign and Uomestla Commerce- la In re
ceipt of a letter from a merchant In Spain
staling that lie dealrea to receive offers for
rubber Panda for covering; copper wire similar
to tha sample which may be examined at the
nurenu of Forelin and Domestic commerce or
Its branch offlcca.
No, 17.-OI. nail bruahea An American con
aular officer In Hniland reports that a firm In
his district Is desirous of being placed Inycom
munlcattcn with manufacturers and exporters
of nail brushes to sell for about 2 or 3 rents
each. Prices should. If possible, be quoted c,
t, f. Urttlsh ports.
No. 17.VI3. cabinet clocks An American con
sular ofTlcer tn the East indlm Invites atten
tion of manufacturers Io on opportunity for
the sate of medium-priced cabinet clocks In his
district. . The clocks should be from 2 to "V
feet hlsn, fancy cut wood, with various de
atsna of flxurea mounted on tho top and Imi
tation veneered oak, for both hanging and
shelving. Cataloxues, price lists, etc., may ba
forwarded to Ihe consular officer. l"rlces should
be quoted c. I. f. destination.
No. 17507, hoop Iron A machinery merchant
In India Informs an American consular officer
that ha desires to form commercial relations
with American manufacturera of sheet-Iron
straps for booplnj- tea chests. SUes required
nre H Inch nv 22 to 24 gaut a and Inch by
2S gauge. The hoopa should be packed In
rolls of M pounds. The man also desires hoop.
Ins for bttllr.g lute. Thla hooping; should La
1 inch by 10 gauge, citra strong, and In all
cases varnished Quotations should b made
c. I. f. destination. Correspondence may ba
No'. 1730, enamel ware and galvanised ware
An American consular officer In England re
ports that a firm of Import and esport msr
chanla In his district Is In the market for en
amel ware, gahanl-ed wnra and general house,
hold utensils. Lowest prices and full Infor
mation should be -nt at once
In New Zealand Informa an American consular
officer that It ta In tha market for gaa stoves
and coal ranges. Catalogues and full infor
mation should be aent at once. Quotations
should be mads f. o. b, steamer at port of
' rioTunbo. toilet paperAn American consular
officer in waiea imm iwi a, urtMiitiHr". i.
I hi, district dealrea to communicate with
American exnortera of toilet paper. Tha Arm
hw ft "paying $3.nrer case of 14 rolls for
tha cheap grade, retailing at 7 cents per rolli
Id 87 ir grosa tor medium grade, retailing at
8 cents per roll, and $9.27 for the beat grade,
retailing at 10 cenla per- roll. It i$ stated that
heae prices are subject tn a casb discount of
Mi per cent. 30 days and aa cents per rasa
ifawed far transportation from Londoa. The
ftrm rtstes that If price. right l will b.
in i noalllon u take from n tn 10 case lots
Sr month. Quotations In BnglUh currency,
i I f, nVatlnatlon, Cardiff or Indon, should
ba accompanied by simples. Samples of Ihe
cured, loose. It0t2c, dk, smoked, mitt
12'IjC.I belllea, In pickle, according to nferaiw.
loose, 12Mll1c, i lircakfaat lutrnn. aa to brand
and nterage, city cured, 17018c.1. breakrat
tacon. Western cured, liOlSe.i lard, Western.
rerined, tlercra IQOtOUc,; do., do., do., tuba,
MWlO'ic. , lardl pure clir, kettle rendered. In
lleruea, lOtflOlic . lard, pure city, settle rtn
dercd. In tuba, lOUlOSic. '
REFINED SUGARS
Them was' Utile trading nnd no important
chnngo In prices. IVi quota tenners' list
prices, subject to concessions of 111 points.
Btumlard granulated, (UJc,; eatra fine granu
lated. O.lOe.; powdered. HVOo.i contecl.oneri'
A, Cc. i sofl grades, 3.2393.83c
DAIRY PRODUCTS
llUTTKIt. The wholesale market was
quiet, as usual on th-i Inst day of the week,
and prices ,i-re without Important change.
Quotations. Western, solid-packed creamery,
fancy specials, sue. i ettm, 27c. eatra nrala.
2(111 .'lilSc: nista. 232V.,C , eecrmda 2--W2K- l
nearby prints, fancy. 30c i doy average extra,
tl(2Iic.: tin. fair to good. Z.Mi20c.j louring
j..lc" of fnncy prlnta. 34U:,ic. , , i
EfitlH. strictly nne ecs" were In fair dr-
m(in.1 un.1 flrntlv l,ld (Ifferlnra. however.
were largely of heat-damaged atackp, nhlili
were dnll and neak. tjuotatlona: In free
enscs. nearby extras, 24c per do-en; nrsta. fil
per standard ca-, nearby , current retelpts.
I3.70 per case: Wratirn ixtra nrsta, ir
case: nrsla, $3.01I3.M per catoi fnncy -elected
mndled egga were lobbing nt 2H)liC per
CIIKiWri-The market waa dull, with
ample offerlnga, at lormer rules. Quotations.
rvew iotk run cream, inner, ", :"v'fc.r:
do., fair to good, new. llbUtic; do., part
skims, 0013c.
POULTRY
T lli -el. .!., md. .ititl and un
changed, with moderate but ample Turnings.'
Quoutxmf. ronM. aa to quaiiir, Mwiiici
ocmlonal Iota higher: roostera. 116120 .; Lrolllag
Chickens, jnncy, not leghorna, weighing lHtiS
lbs, nplece, 22i.2lc: broiling clilckeon not leg
horns, welghlrg Iffl'' lbs. nploce. I.ft2 c.;
broiling chickens, leahoma, weighing IWi lbs.
nplece. l.sii20c; broiling cldckena, legnorna.
weighing lOtU lb, Ploce, l?fl7c.r ducks,
Pekln. old. 131il4c.s do.. Indian llunner. old.
U-(lLic.; do., young, according tn slsr, l.illK' :
pigeons, old, per fair, 21(2:ic.; do., young, per
pair, "3'21c "
IiltKSrlKI). .The market ruled steady
under moderate offerings, but there was not
much demand. Following are tha quota
linns. Fresh-killed poultry, fowls, 12 to box.
r)r)r-plckcl, fancy selected., 10c; weighing
4",(,W!i Iba. apk-co. 18'4c.; weighing 3SB4 lbs.
nnlecc. I8tic. weighing .3 lbs. apiece,, lOU
17Hc; under 3 lha. aploce, 14Vattl3Uc.; Ice
iWcked Western. 4' lba. and over apiece, 18c:
do., emoller slscs. 134417c: old rtioalers. dry
ukkcl, I2t4c; bruiting chickens. Jersoy, fane-.-,
:iO32a.: o(her nearby fancy. 23(30c. "Wsl
ern, weighing !,? Ihs., .4l20c: do., weigh
ing Milli -.. 2l23c: spring .lucks. 1I1HO
t7c; squabs, per do. white, weighing 11 to
12 lbs. per Vu., 13.UXXM.CO; white, weighing
n to 10 lba. per dor. IL1O3.S0; white, weigh
ing 8 lbs. per doi.. 2.534f?.n3; do., 7 lbs. per
do.., 32.1092.20; do.. OflO 'i lba. per do.,
g.oOul.03: dark, ir.50ffl.0j; small anj No.
2. II.
FRESH FRUITS
Tile mnrket was quiet and without Important
change. Quotations. Apples, new, transoaient,
per hamper, 30r.ft.23; peaches, (leorela, per
crate. ll.231ll.K0i lemons, per Ikjx, 2fi2io:
ortnges, Klorlda. per box. I2."0ff4; crnretrull,
Florida, ror boa, 1102: plneapi'les, per crate
I'nrtn jtlco. t,002.7; Florida, ll.302.7S:
cherries, sweet, per llx. SOKc: no., sour. pe
lb.. 31i(lc: olums. Georgia, per carrier. 73cfl
$1.23, currants, red. per qt.. 303c. : blackbcr-
GRAIN PRHMRE
MA VYM1WT DEMAND
Cotn Reached 'Highest; Pria .
- Since lA8t May Oats Aim
Budyant,
CHICAGO, .luiy Jt-Openlng pHcs f-v
our showfed tnnrraif advances ov y
terday'n closing. jUnt rP6rU that u
crenatd nrrttals wpOtll cause- a breatt
were Hpfi-ftrttl offset by the wsjalhur
ami bcter exort ami millers tlMttrit.
Offerings were light at IheHtftrt TJvris
fuaed soittered buying, trader eUdr-filrj-holdlng
tstt Tor ft decline. July whtett
gained m cents over thi closing prte ot
yesterday, wheh 11 opened nt $1.12. and nd '
vnnced further before noon. Its stfength
was eatd to be tide to nn orentold mar
ket. September wheal was rrciiuedtly nought
by seller of Jhly Ji opehed (t tH
ngalnat ll.oslt, yr-stertlay'i rlostne- prlc.
tt was more nctlve than July antl JJe
cemher, but wns steady.
December did not tMsptay any great
gtrength. Openrna? at Itlft, or art tnernM
of three-quarter cento over the dosing
price or yesterday, It fcnitged oft, bur
rnll'ed later.
I'rlces ended Ihe flay strong. July pcrr
tlnulng tho feature, closing with ah nd
Vnnce of 34 cenfs. Bcptember showed
n gain of 3 tints.
Corn was the feature of the mnrket.
July at 0i. when business, began for thsj
day, eHiinled the close of yesterday and
renehed the higheit price recorded since
last -Hay for the, product.
(September and December Tlelo ywtei-.
day's closing price nt the opening an4
nppeared to liave a nrm undertone.
July oritt- surprised all with a display
of (strength, gaining Hi cents over y
terdfiy. It opened at E2U. The supply If
snld to be light nnd the demand heavy.
I'lrmnem n,lo was displayed by Septem
ber and December. Large export orders
arc soon to he made, It is rumored.
Export sales rrcortled totaled 750.W
bushels of wheat. Chlcafeo crmunlssloti
house stiM, for seaboard delivery SOJ.O0O
cash Onta and 300,000 cash wheat.
Light offerings in the l.iverpoc-l market
nnd general conditions In the American
market hn.ve caused firmness to rule In.
tho former. Spot Is. strong. Cargoes aps ,
steady.
Argentine conditions aro reported ffivor
ahle, A strong demand for export corn
rules.
lAJtmr 'futures ranged as follows-
. Wteat rtjien, 1 1 lsrrs. Low Close, doee.
Julr 1.12 i.u-i 1.11K tl.HVi t.ttr;
rwptemorr ,, i.irfij i.in i.ot'i, i.tunt i.ooi
"" rmnr k, i.in i.iin i.nrti 'l.Iirv ll.mu
- ...... --'-I-,
Sir deslfed may be amlnad at tha bureau
or It branch offices The 'onsular officer also
transmits lha names of other dealers la this
NiTwol'. coke A comme-clal representative
of iTforelgn nvernnm Ib Washington, p. t.
feporta (hat be ia In reef let of treaueata for
lhirnm and addresaes of Amerleaa exporters
if coke.' lrg quantities are dyltxi,
COTTQN
J-BVV VOniC, July tt-Ootton opened
nulet and easy this morning, with prices
4 to 5 points lower, reneetlpg IJverpool
cable and generally favorable weather
ovr tl hlt. Closing prle were I to
points lower.
I e close.
'January
October
rvseemeer
Uarh
May -
PT-rV .....
a m
ih
10.07
Low Close
9. 3H .4
(. 1M - w
0.43 V.4S
U.T6 S.1U
0.90 10. uo
,. . sao
corroN statiItTics
TtM sUIMleitl ftHUIfmytf t4l is aa fol-
BW
fUle Wife. ! SIKStMHJLmh
g5BfSve.WiM.aat
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
4,,"TOrj-sS
ri- i -riMi
&
lieaVX,
n.. 1250" 30
i.Tu. ia (;
a fix - RecaltHS. .
--S n.A.A ,?i . . and
j-ir"c3wr
U401 Texrj lo '
8MHEP eeijjt). IS
Ui, a-4 WaaWt; W-1
120.
suss-'
1HI1I. .',... ,,,,,, H.K. U,W,M, V. ,,.....
rrate. 7.v.eiSl do.. North Carolina, oer stnnd-
nr.l crate, 'loc.i$l; do.. North Carolina, par
nat cr-ite. 30)33c.: watermelons, per car, $123
0223.
VEGETABLES
Offerings were fairly liberal and prices gen
erally favored buyers, with demapd only mod
trnte, Quotallors: White potatoes, Vfrglnlna,
per barrel,, No. 1, 73o.P$l: do.. No. 2, 4iH.I.V)c.j
aweel notatoea. North Carolina, per barrel. No,
I. I4f73: do.. No. 2. 2.S011.I: onions. Ilermudn,
per crate. ra'tWOc; do., Jerser. per H-buslisl
basket, 20823c: do.. Eastern Shore, per hamp
er. 331140c.: eggplant. Norfolk, per rrate, 11.73
U2.23: cucumbers, Maryland, par H-barrel bus.
Uet, 40G3OC: com, Jersey, per basket. EO
03c: peppers. Florida, per carrier, -ogouc.t
tomatoes, Jersey, per basket. No. 1. 40JJ3c:
do.. No. 2; 2ofl23c.f mushrooms, per 4-pound
basket. 500.$!
Agreement Probated as-"Will
The will of Irving Itamsey, late of I6W
Oakdale avenue, drawn In the form of nn
ngreepient, was admitted to probate to
day. Tho paper agrees that nil personal
and household effects, Insurance policies
and the like shall bo given to Maria Saw
yer, nurse and housekeeper. In considera
tion of her services to the deceased.
The document, which Involves an estate
of about $200, was acknowledged before
a notary public nnd signed by the de
ceased and two subscribing witnesses.
Other wills nrobated today were:
Amanda M. Lofland. late of Plackwood,
N. J., $9900! Ellrabeth Hammond, of this
city, who dltd tecently at Cllenskle. Yu..
$6SSS, James Cox, 237 West Ifalnes street.
$3500, Thomas II. JtcVeagh, SOT Srnedley
street, $2190, Tho persppal estate of David
C. Smiley was appraised at $377460.
.
Police Seek Missing Maid
The police of the Germantown station
are looking for one or me mams or vi
Ham T. Steele, of the woodnorton Apa
nients. Lincoln Drive ana Wayne aven.
who Is suspected of robbing the houeisTJf
n valuable string of pearls and more irmn
$100 In cash while the family were away
laat night. Mr. and Mrs. Steele left the
apartments In charge of two maids to go
to tha theatre. When they returned they
found the front door open and their bed
room ransaCKW. urtaei oteeie, me son,
n.ade an Investlgatloa and fpund that the
maid had decamped wjrh all her belong
ln:. The maid wsS'known tq the Steele
as Clara Washington. .
N. Y. Suffragist to Work Here
Philadelphia amtTrage leaders will re
ceive the support of a prominent New
York suffrage worker during the next few
months, she is wise jano jiyers. us mi
mlra, N. Tf., who haa pome here In the
employ of the l-ensnylvante College Squat
auffraga UeaRue. to takj gbars f the
.Vattittaa f tt ,m "tfr.L mi
Myers Is very yooag nd laer cbarratng
manner and fact ia JwnilHe-s the skeptleef
aum have galneij jewoy WHiveeU for the
suffraw wTut. attS gradut(t In 114
from the KM1 "& ' lc
iallsed in &MMCr. j
Mrs. Ginther"s Auto Tn Flame
l mel(,i)i tJimher. ?u
South 4tU UJtilU w riding iu her swtu
tuoWle wltb mt t trlt "1 n''
motor MLClt-lid d the ugi burst tn'..
flames near 404wjwukn ihe ftir
fear, after i hJ-4 telM, exunguwhesl hv
Haines Tkve prtWIiVoclieo Fire DWt
uMtnt w(w ceJWH, but by the tirue mt -paratus
rrii the autosoo-tta) ,--He
way te P-4ij-J
Juiy -J....,-- 'h KlH W "Mi fH
Vpienil-cr .. 73 73H 74V i-,:Jl n
l-tmirr .. IHS 03 nit" t04H Nil's
July 32H 31 -3 131 Sit.
8ri-eiibir .. f lia-t 37U . t.t,S
IV eiri er . . .'HHk r 40 .leV, 3ti !
iAtd '
July .oo S.07
Keileniuer ... R.2ir g.02 -S.IO lait
O'tnbir .... 8.2S S.3U 8.22 t.22 AST
. nun
July ?' .... OJA wm
sepienitier .. o,i3 o.nr ti.i'O n.rsi inoo
Octoler ....l(.'J2 U.V3 ,n,fC 0.82 tuttf
fork
July . MAI 14.23
Septimber ..11.33 14.33 It.lO 14.10 14.41
Octott .. .1.7 11.07 11.23 14.23 ll.KS
Uld. tAtked.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
JSKW YORK July 2.-tlUTTRn. -Market
steady, rrtelpta, IU3S packages; extra, 2tnt
rre : hither ai.orlng. Sue. ; state dairy, 2M
2C.)-.: imitation crrnmery. 22(23c
Ht'OS Sfarket unsettled, receipt-, 03A1
packages: extra nrt, rtMt22'4c regular
packed, Mrsta, 1H'U4f2tc, regular packed;
nearby whites. Sfiiiac,: mixed color. 1S823C,
gathered; nearby browns, 24H20c.
POUT OF PIULADELrillA.
Vessels Arriving Today
Str. Orcclan. tinaton. pareengera an4
merrliandlsc, Mrrchsnt and Miners' Trans
poruitlorr Company. . .
Sir. Norlhern inr.). Marseilles, vU Vorfiik,
ballast. Crurlc M. Taylor's San.
Steamships to Arrive
PHEiailT.
Name. From. sailed.
I'bber Algiers JB1 211
liorgland Cardiff July 2
Atlantic Sun I.tvrrpcol July (I
Joaquin Mumbru Palma Jnly 0
Australian .Transport ..Calcutta .July 10
Dlony S.alhalea ......illllbao July it
Ixndvn .Ijis I'almas ...Jnlyll
llomnry Iluelva . .,.-.. ..July 11
tlpo Mendl ....Agua. Amarga.. .July 1.1,
Dakotan Illln .July
Nestoa ....Algiers ...-. July 13
Uavtrlev , .. I'ort Talbot July 13
. O. Sllchaellnoa- ....I.lmnl July 13
Manchester Mariner ., Manchester .. ...July 15
liecksnham Hal boa July 13
Vulcan Tenerlffe Jolylf
fJuernsey , tialbo July IT
California, Chrlrtfanla . .July 11
Hvcnd II Santa Crux .. July 14
Arkansas Copenhagen . July ,.,
Kilwinning ,....,. fan Fetln .. July II
Thlera .Itottcrdant ..Julyia
Ocean ..London .JuIyW
Hn.ua ... .....I'ort Antonio ..July 21
Atlantis Cuba July'21
Btoratbardle ..i...... Jqulque Juty2V
P0RT0FNEW.Y0niT
-
Steamships Arriving Today
Nsmo. Irrem. bteamed.
ItalU ..... nibraltar ....... July JS
Merlly Victoria June 21
Steamships to Leave
Name, - For. Date.
noma ,.arcel-n J!r;
Unlnsk ..Arehanaet July27
name AUghler ,,..,. Genoa J sly 21
Arable ..T Liverpool . July2
Movements of Vessels
Mr. tun. mblaa for phlladelr-nla. was 31
nllrs north of Diamond Bhoal UghUbip at T
n. ra. July SA.
Str. Tuain. phlUdelpbl for Savannah. wa
43 miles northwest of Tybo at 7 pm. July 3.
Htr Ossobaw. rhlUnelphla for Tampa, is
02 rr.il-i. southweft of Diamond Shoal llghubtp..
ttl nnAn julv 23
-.- '-:.--Ar . ...... ,l,
str l'acinc. irom ujiaqupnui.
Havana Julv 23
Htr BtruiDarma
arrived at
Hr.), for l'hlladelphu.
HMnid mm Inulnu Julv 22.
Str. Clo'lablDO flir.). from J'hlladelDhls. ar
rlied at London JulyM, ,
Sir Stormount flir., for fhltadelphta,
atosmed irom Daltlmora July 24.
Sir. Feralan for Philadelphia, steamed from
Uoaton July 21. , 0
lr. Toledo, towing s.lir Delaware Sun. from
l'llladetphls. arrlvej t BaWne July
Sir. Sn Jielertiw Illr.I, PhiladelphUi tor
SliTtti. Arulrw Fr.. from I'bllaaeiphl, f
PtuladeJpkla, i-
rlvaa at t- Nasslre Jul
Sir. unuatna tiir.i.
rled at Talv-ahuano
July ID.
. from
July 22.
FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS
Increased demand for grain earners toe
Augual-Saffteniber teaming bar. atrengtlwnad
rales and may p-wtl tbem higher fnqulry 11
light ta other iracs.
CUAKTMItls.
,r3!7r.. ill- 'jViVtO tiartrsjL umi
"KKSKia'-Bfi: D ItfoFX OBOO tirr. re.
fined. New York to Brs. vrbala terWM.
"coaT-Bcur Chrl O- Bndlcott Jol toot
vssLVXirvBS&Tu&rv.
K.-BM -"''"- .,mr"Z".
T. at! TSBh fl,a rLfitt.4A StTrTTTU
avSdliaorii1Ust-A d ,
RPfP-l
Frightened, Shoots Off His Hand
Bleed flowing 'raeV fwm a & cu l
the toat of bis eon so alarmed IW
TrTompson. of m lrwt and WttrfJnd
triirinw of tbe b a xsanm-5 at
th2 m an4 st oH hi. rlht hgosl Umi
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