Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, September 09, 1915, Final, Page 11, Image 11

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    EVENING LEDGBft-PfllLAPfiLPHrA, TgtrftSDAY, BBPTEMBBR 9. 1915.
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GOROUS UPSWING IN PRICES OF STOCKS DECLINE IN BANK OF ENGLAND'S RESERVES
MS MOVED UP .
ALL AlONG LINE
Widest Advances in Specialties.
jjeW Haven strong Among
Kaus
New York Stock Sales"!
vW YORK. Sept. J.-Stlmulnted by the
Hi flovernment crop, report, which In-
ETt.4 a bafiner Meld of wnoat ana Kooa
fasted ' ..,. thfi ,tock marut
f',nB and nctUc today, other things.
. the foreign diplomatic and ex
it" " .. ' .i . h.n. ri.le.rnti.rl n h
urouu . . h,iip. that tha -,..
(ft ""I ."..., armiM hn niltllstari
'f .ny great difficulty when the
mIi'.oner from Franco and Great
..iirriv hero.
WMt of the business was dono In the
ii,..irlili. the steel stocks, for Instance,
V there was also good buying or tno
LLi rnllroad shares, tho latter being
iMd to a great extent by the crop re
?Tk.kirh will mean lamer earnings for
. iarrlage of the wheat, corn and oats
"'... Thn Inro-eat sains wero In
K, loeclsltles. and Bethlehem Steel was
! leader, leaping to n. new high record.
Itlllt II POiniS HUU ..' ....... v.,in-
ll?n ". f whlrh wns Inter lost. New
rJJ ..eords wore also established by
flencrsl Motors and Crucible Steel pro
ftrred the former selling up 7V4 and the
iter over 1 point. Crucible common was
lea in tne nnieusuii hiiiiiiis cuhuo,
thlehem later bhuv. up nin m revci
points aDovc jcthiu") o .....,. ...
,t . buvlntr for control In both Bothle-
sm and Crucible were reiterated.
Although tho advances In the railroad
btrta wei by no means as wide as In
u specialties, they were, nevertheless,
Wilts substantlsl In some cases. Many
h railroads are already estimating
!o their 1918 lequlremcnts for rails, and
oulte a it are in me matwi ior new
equipment. Then, too, earnings are Bhovv
fef up very much better, with the out
lejc that the Income will continue up
ward. Trading slackened down a llttlo around
toon, but It soon became nctlvn again,
ullh the specialties leading the advance.
Strength was Imparled to United StRtes
tteel preferred, wnicn soia up to the
tlghest since 1912. A strong spot In the
Mllroad group was New Haven, which
up nearly 3 points. General Motors
tJded to Its morning advance and sold
tp to a level 10 points above yesterday's
eloie. The closing was strong Some
iharrs fell off slightly from the high on
lite profit-taking, but good gains were
shown for the day.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
Entland, which came out today, did not
show up as well as It has in recent
weeks. The gold holdings fell off 954,
060 (H,T70,000), while reserves fell back
t&m (tl.S0O.000).
DROP IN RESERVES
Bsnk, of England Statement Showed
Decline of 450,000 (
LONDON, .Sept. 9. Reserves of the
Bit. of England fell 50.000 find bullion
foldings 954.W0 In the last' week, ac
cording to the weekly statement Issued
todar. Deposits were also smaller De
tain, follow.
This w eek. Lat week.
I'OUnds. Pftltnrla
.11,7110,000 .12 .124,001)
i2n,.-,8T.ooo iit.(ii9.mio
SS,U42,noo ST,t)21,0
34,41R.OI10 44,41S,00H
141,210,000 WUOO.'MIO
M,l 18.000 34,S5S,0CO
OlreuUtion ...
FubUi depoilts.
Private deposits.
Oovtnitnent eecurlties.
Otter jeurltlo . .
nwil .
Froijertlon of rena to
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25 12 24 1.1
07.470,000 08,433,000
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BANK CLEARINGS
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Swidlnj day laat two yeara:
QtodalphU 28.01S.nn 2.1.ll7t),108 i4.044.7t!3
giTork...33o.,Mio,m im,n2.onn ssilero'.m
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Am Woolen pf 921
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Cal Petroleum
Cal Fetroleum pf
Canadian Faclllc
Cent Leather Co
Cent Leather Copf...
Cent ASA Tel
Chesapeako & Ohio...
Chlno Copper
Chicago Great West...
Chi Ot West pf
ChlHIil'ac
Chi Mil & St Paul...
Chi & Northwest
Colorado Fuol &!....
Comstock Tunnel...
Consolidated Gas . .
Continental Can nf...
Com Products llol 174
Crucible Steel 87
wrucioie tsteei pr. .
Cuban-Am Sugar
Deere &Co pf 03
Distillers Securltes 20
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uencral Electric...
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Goodrich B F Co pf...l09 109
Great Northern pf H8t 119
lit Nctis for oro prop.. 41'i 42
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Illinois Cent
Int Agricultural . .
Int Agricultural pf
Inter Con Corp'n.
Inter Con Cor pf .
Int Harv N J....
Inter-Met vot t e.
Inter-Mot pf 77H
international Papor.... 1UH
Internat Paper pf 38H
Inspiration Copper 35
J I Case Copf 78K
171W 17 171W 171K
.255 265 259X 203
114 115 114 115
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118H 119
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Kayscr Julius & Co.
Lack steel
Lehigh Valley . ..
Liggett & Myers ...
Liggett & Myers pf
Long Island
Mackay Cos
Maxwell Motors
Max Motors 1st pf . .
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Mexican Petroleum..
M St P & S S M.
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Miami Copper 27
Missouri Pacific 4
Montana Potter.. . . 57
Morris & Essei . . 17CH 10J
Nat C &. S pi .
Nat Knamcl&S
Nat Lead 05Va 66 04JS
Nat Lead pf 112 112 111
Nevada Con Cop 14l 14!f Wi
New York Air Brake. .146 150 148
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Pittsburgh Coal
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iep iron & steel pi.. .10m iu"i win mitt
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Itumely M Co
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St Louis &SF-...
St Louis Southwest
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Sears Itoe & Co....
So Porto It Sugar-
Southern Pacific..,.
Southtrn Pac t c...
bouthernlty
Knnlhnrn Rv nf. ...
Standard Milling pf.
MudebakerCo...
Studebaker Co pf
Tenn topper
Texas Co
Texas A Pacific
Third Avenue
Tobacco Products pf
Under Type... ..
Union Pacltto
Union Pacific nf..
Union Pacific war...
U tInd Alcohol....
U S Ind Alcohol pf.
U S CmH I & v..
United Itys Invest. .
United Hys lor pf.
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55 664 654 604
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494 514 60 604
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VUhawi :...... 674 M 60'4 67oM
vi-CaroChem 30)4 30 38)4 38h
Va-lron Coal & 0 04 034 03, 03)4
Vulcan PeUonlM...,,. 16)f 104 164 164
MfMtK M 1HW U6U 1154 1164
wStem Maryland..... 204 30H 30 JOM
Western Union Tel.... 76 4 77 76)4 704
ttSyi i OTwfind 1MH 100 180 100
WooloitbFWCo. ..10J 106 100 106
Cota par ahare.
Quotfd x dividend.
Toul Ml. 080,000 aharM, compared with
ilTou) h"i jt.rdayi thui lar thla wk.
1 VilWiO haru; win period lat wtek. 3.401.
tog th4ri.
August Fire Losses
p.r lot In tha United States ;nd Canada
air na "uifult aKregatd Jt0.O07,100, com-
rif.tVStt.ilT.8iV In 1018.
Crops 5.5 Vtr Cent. Above Average
ti.iBiiiNQTON, Bapt. 0 All crop wer
fowpartd I ISS 1 J.0 Auu.t 1 and mth S.4
Price of LeI Reduce
new YD11K. Bpt. .-Th American Smalt.
olU W 4. 9t
14!ii
141 XL
$1000 Arr.er Agr ra , A
ltiiio Amw Cot Oil 4Vi. 100)4
xtnio .mcr Hide d I. On. ion
11000 Amtr Ttl elt 4 .. R7W
SRCOO i)o cm 4ia 101)4
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will Armour Co 4V9 , . Ii
27(Kt Atililrnn cv U 1051. HO
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lTttni Unit ft Ohio 3Vii... Wi
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Mnki cent 11 It N J Ba... .H1H
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4000 Chi Ot Vct 4a .. I1M4
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1000 Del & Hud equip 4Sa. O0T4
2.VW1) Uen ii 11 O 4a .. no
6000 Detroit Edltoti lit B.102Vi
ll'i OO Detroit United 4',i . 71
4(tK) Uia aeeur Corp 6s 04U
("ion du Pont Pond 4Us ..KX1H
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Riim do ptliir 4s 77
6CWX) Ilua Man In 5 2(14
21100 in gteel deb 4Ha . S6'J
HlOO lndlnna Steel Bs . . .1011
Kioo III Cent rfd 4s ..8.1
3000 III Cent 4a 10.12 . ..82
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2000 Internl Paper ct Ba... H2V.
2000 Internl Paper Oa ...100
1000 Jap 1st 4Vts 77
1000 Kan City 8o Ba S754
3000 Lacks Steel .Is 102.1 . VS
S4000 Ijicka Bteel 5s 1050 .. 84',
1000 Llg A M T Bs 101,
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1000 N Y Canal Imp 4l4i.li)4
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HOiO N Y Itwy adj Bs.
tooo N Y State (Is..
txiO!) N Y Tel gen 45s
10O0 N Y V C & II 4)3s.,
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27000 Va Car Cheirt 1st 3s.
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Total ralis $1 2P0,fO0 compared lth $2 411
000 icsterdas thus tar this week, f 9.101,000.
same period last week. 1 1,020,000.
Sales in Philadelphia
Tes close. High Low. Close.
100 Allla Clialm . .. 4054 04 40V4
70 Am Oas 102 102 10.' 102
20 Amer Milling (I (Aa O'i
50 Am Rwys 2lH 2l'j 2454 2iJ
V. Hald I.oco pfd.. 104H 10(1 100 10(1
2510(1 Cam Steel .... 0154 2'a 01
400 Chl It I & V l'i l'l'i ..O'i
loo Cruc Steel . 80J4 M)ti .suVj
351(1 Wee Storagq . 73 74 72i 74
3SO Erlo 2UH 0 2 154 30
100 do 1st pfd .. 47 474 47
10 Gen Asphalt . . 31 31 -U 33
183 Uo Pfd 00 70 h0'4 (.OJ,
151 Key Tel UK U4 l(a IIS
050 Lako Sup Corp. 0 (1 0J 0'
243 Lehigh Nav . 70i 7ii54 W, 70".
220 Lehigh Val ... 72' 72 72 72
210 Lehigh Val Tr. IS 18 17 18
30 do pfd 345i 344 345, 34'-,
504 Penna Jt H . 35 55',, 34' 51
13 Pa bait Mfg ..04 05 05 113
442 Pii Steel pruf.... W Sl'i M M'i
231 Phil Co .. 41)4 44 44 44
1 do cum pref .. 4454 l
330 Phlla Eiet . 244 21 24t 23
2170 v it T tr ctfs- . 10 10', 10 ltn,
42U Readlug . . . 75 75, ,tt 75ln
2fO Ton Helmont .. 1 4 4 4
10 Ton Milling .. r.' 5 .'., .V4
101 I'nlon Trnc . 3d S11V4 r.djl 3H?
84 I' Oas imp. .. . 83ti 8II4 84'J 8y,
C4U.1 U a Steel 7.V4 7li Tr.'J 7ii
43 Worw Ir & St.. 1054 lO'J '0'i 10'4
Total snles, 41.640 shares, compared with
24.4UI1 sliarca yesterda : thus far this week,
81.3U2 share; same period last neek. 107, 307
harea BONDS.
Laat prev.
rale. High. Low. Close.
5000 Am O & Elec Ba Hg 8754 I5i ,Mi
oouu iiatd ioc 1st Ds.iux ivi luj
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Total sales, 134,392, compared with $37,220
yesterday thus far this week, 1102,140: name
period last week, 1108,787
Local Bid and Asked
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Cambria Steel ....
Electric Storage . . .
General Asphalt ...
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Lake Sup Corp , ...
Lehigh Nav ,
Lehigh Val
Lehigh Val Trail ..
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PhlU Elec
Phlla Co . .. ..
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do U per cent, pfd,
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Tunopali Helmont ,
Tonopah Mining ...
Union Traction ., ,
Unltfrt uas improv,
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uity or Vancouver
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STEEL SHARES SOAR
LED BY CAMBRIA
Heavy Buying Lifts Local Issue
to New Top Price Stor
age Also Strong
A now high record for Cnmbrla Steel
and a sharp recovery In Electric Storage
JJattcry were the outstanding featurrs of
the deatlnca on the Philadelphia Stpck
Exchange this morning. Heavy buylnir,
of Cambria, sot In from the start, and
the quotation was rapidly lifted ncroea
64. , Houses with Now York connectloni
were tho principal buyers and wero per
sistent In asserting that the stock would
soon be listed In Wall street. Whether
the traders there will bo so eager to pur
chase tho shares when they see thorn
quoted at 123 per cent or thereabouts for
a S per cont. dividend-paying Industrial
remains to be seen.
It is Inevitable that the price v. Ill be
compared with other Steel Issues, such as
Hepubllc Iron and Steel preferred, selling
around 101, and paying 7 per cent., with
some accumulated back dividend war
rants still to be settled, and United States
Bteel preferred, selling around 113, and
paying 7 per cent. About 8600 shares of
Cambria changed hands during tha first
hour nlone. and about 25,000 for the do.
PennBlvnnla Steel preferred again roso
to 85, yesterday's top price, and then went
a fraction higher, while United States
Steel was also buoyant. There were slight
reactions at the cloe
With reference to tho rlso In Electric
Storage Battery, It wns said that a weak
long account had been pretty well elim
inated during the last few days, nnd that
the atock was now In a stronger technical
position, Elsewhere tho market was gen
erally quiet, but on the whole tlrm, re
flecting to a moderate extent tho Improve
ment In Wall street. Vnlted Gas Im
provement moved up a frnctlon on tho
cclaratlon of the regular qunrtcrly divi
dend, while Rapid Transit also hardened.
Philadelphia Electric moved up to 23 In
the final dealings.
Financial Briefs
LONDON STOCK MARKET
War Lonns First Advanced, Then
Became Easier
LONDON, Sept. 9 Generally tho Stock
Exchange markets were listless today,
with Irregularity In evidence, although the
feeling continued cheerful After ad
vancing, the war loans, hlch were active,
turned easier. Homo r.Uls hesitated bc
causo of renewed demand for higher
wages
Americans were1 Irregular. Fnornblo
crop statistics from the Dominion were
responsible for the optimism In Canadians.
Support wns furnished to the Russian Is
sues on the victory of the Csfaf'a troops
In Gnllcla There wBs fresh buying of
hlpplng descriptions, and the tone was
sti ong. The shares cveryw here were
scarce. South American rails wero dull
Mines were tlrni In spots and olltj were
mixed
PUBLIC UTILITIES
Tho New York Public Service Commis
sion has uuthoilzcd tho purchase by tho
Empire United Rallwas of the 25d0srtnres
of capital Ftock of tho Monroe County
Electric Belt Line Company af $3 67 a
share.
The Standard Gas and Electric Com
pany has authorized the offer to stock
holders of $3,750,000 20-jonr 6 per cent,
notes at 00 and Interest The privilege
of subscribing to $3,000,000 of tho notes
Is accorded holders of the preferred stock
to the extent of 25 per cent of tholr hold
ings nnd the common-stockholders may
subscribe to tho reoialninf JTJO.OOO Tho
right of subscription closes October 15,
and tho plan will not bo declared opera
tive unless $2,000,000 subscriptions nre
made Tho proceeds of the sale will re
tiro nil tho Bhort-tlmo obligations of tho
company, llquldato tho floating debt and
enable, the company effectively to Increase
its earnings. It Is also stated that In
the event of tho notes being taken "the
preferred stock .will be Immediately put
upon a cash dividend basts, starting with
1 per cent, for the first quarter."
NOTES OF THE RAIL
Freight movement over the Pennsyl
vania Railroad for tho first week In
September as noted at eight observa
tion points was 183,019 cars, an -Incieaso
of 18,626 cars, while the daily average
was 2G.864 cars, Increase 2C61, or 11 per
cent. Tho movement was swelled by tho
movement of company coal fqr storaso
purposes. At Lewlstown Junction the
movement of bituminous coal showed an
Increase of 18.9 per cent., and of coke
eaetbound an Increase of 2$ 3 por cent.
The total movement past Lowlstown
Junction was 26,432 cars, an Increase of
3704 cars.
Despite tho great rush of Italians to
the European war fields and shifts of
Italian labor from railroad fields to mu
nition plants, no shortage of labor exists
on tho Pennsylvania Railroad, which em
ploys thousands of laborers ot this class.
Some laborers have been attracted by
the higher rate of wages offered by somo
of the munition plants, but the railroads
centring here have not as yet been
affected.
Oinces on the ground floor of the Land
Title Building have been leased by the
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company for a
term, of llvo years, and will be occupied
beginning Septernbor J5. Tho present of
fices of the company will not be vacated
until October 1.
Illinois Central pending equipment or
ders Include 3000 freight cars, costing J2,
000,000, namely, 1000 box cars, mobtly for
Georgia Central, and 1000 refrigerator
cars.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YOltK. Sept. 0. DUTTEn-Msrkst
Sept. D,
lower. Receipts, SU7U racks sos.
Gxtra, 2f
'-'HMjO.; Usher scortnc, 7S275-,o.i But dtlry.
;OC.I IIIUVUIIUH VIvamviT, ..VC,
EQOiJ-Morket firm. Receipts. 11,427 pack
ages. Extra firsts, 282nVge regular pm-keJi
nosrby whites, S.I0.1.V., resular picked, mtiotl
color, iistiVOc.. ssthered) refrlcrutor ItraU,
23Q21C, nearby brawns, ;tOffJ2c.
Du Pont Deal Closed
1V1LM1NOTON, Del., Bjpt. O.-At westlnt
of the directors of the K. 1. du l'ont-de Ne
mours 1'ouder Company all assets and business
of tho company ere solil to 15. I. du l'ont-de
Nemours Co, In accordance with a plan for
financial reorganisation of the business of the
company heretofore announced,
The purchasing company was recently Incor
porated under laws of Delaware The person
nel of the new company Is the ssme as that of
tho old company. Tha new company takes pos.
session of assets and business as ot October 1,
1019.
New York BroUcr Assigns
NEW YOJIK. Brpt, ,-CharjRs H. Dickin
son, as solt surviibig member of the firm of
Jieers A Owens, formerly romposed of Cbsrles
II. Dickinson and John W. liters, dealers In
stocks and bonds, at 6i liroadway. this morn
ing madt an assignment for b benefit ot
creditor to William P. dalllard, of il Uroad-
wsy,
i i !!
Week's Trade Balance J27.6J6.721
WASHINGTON. Bent 0 -The' trgde balance
of the United Btaiea last week waai W,.7rt,
compared w Ith Wl 20a,030 the previous week,
Exports were $00,071. H8. and Imports $83,4M,'
477. Duties were collected to the amount of
il.Ml.41f o which f3.41o.4S8 . were rolleoted
at New Toik, pxporle from New Jfork were
.1 OW.Ottl. and Imports lacvifoyin. Tha ex
pert of rotton during tho ceT"VTiouuled tq
io.'jie bales, making lbs total tine August 1,
101S. t70 S.li bales,
l i n I I., i.
METAL MARKET
NEW VOWK, Sept. 8.-Th metal market
The Worcester Oaa Light Company has
sold $1,000,000 45i per cent, notes maturing
In from two to live years to Qlssell, Kin
nlcutt,& Co.
National Lend, through Its subsidiary,
the u. S. Cartridge Company, has ac
cepted contracts for ammunition for tho
Allies account valued at about $2,000,000.
This makes a total of about $20,000,000
worth of ammunition orders on which
the company's plants are now engaged.
The American Cotton Oil Company has
sold to the First National Hank of New
lork $5,000,000 two-year 5 per cent, gold
notes, the proceeds of which will be used
to retire an equal amount of 4V4 per cent,
debenture bonds maturing November 1,
1915.
Henry II. Carse has been elected presi
dent of the Electric Uoat Company and
also president of the new Submarine Boat
Cotporotlon. Up to the closo of business
last night approximately 62,000 shares
of stock of tho old company hnd been
turned In for exchange Into stock of the
new 'Submarine Hoot Corporation. This
represents In excess of two-thirds of all
outstanding stock
Clearings through the London banks for
the week were 255.090,000, compared with
26.090,000 last week and 167,106,000 same
week last year.
Tho new $1,000,000 bentot plant of the
United States Steel Coiporntlon, nt
Gary, Is expected to be plnced In opera
tion In it few weeks.
The first settlement of the Paris Stock
Kxchnnge will tnko place September SO
Tho Magna Copper Company declared
nn Initial quarterly dividend of 10 cents.
Philips. Dodge & Co declared an extra
dividend of $3 In addition to the usual
quartet ly payment.
It Is understood the reorganized M.
Rumely Co. will bo known as "the Ad
vnnco Rumely Co."
T. M. Schumacher, chnlrman of tho
hoard of directors of the Chlcngo, Rock
Inland nnd racltic Railway, has resigned.
Ho wns a representative of Phelps,
Dodgo & Co on tho board, and his resig
nation follows those of Arthur Curtlss
Jnmcs and James McLean.
Tho St. Joseph Lend Company Increased
Its quntterly dividend from one-half of
1 per cent to lia per cent and added an
extra payment of 1 per cent.
Tho Pullman Compnny received the
Atchison's order for 500 stock cars nnd
25 concentrate oro dump cars.
The New Keystone Copper Company
flrclurcd n stock dividend on the new
shales of the compony, consisting of ono
Bhnre of the Inspiration Consolidated Cop
per Company's slock on each share of
new stock ot tho Keystone Company, pay
able on and after September 20.
The pig Iron production of tho United
States In August was 2.779,650 tonB, com
pared with 2,563,420 tons In July Steel
compnnles in August ptoduccd 2.101.SO0
tons of pig Iron, a new monthly record
The United Globe mines declared n divi
dend of $0 n share, compared with a dis
bursement of $6 n share three months ago.
The K. W. 'Woolworth August sates
were $5,880,269, nn incrense of $446,211; eight
months' sales, $11,055,606 an lncreaso of
$2,793,016.
Tho Jones & Lnughlln Bteel Co. has let
contracts to the United Engineering and
Foundry Company for all tha machinery
required for tho ercctfon of a pipe de
partment at Its Allqulppa works.
Members of the Eastern rig Iron As
sociation, who met In this city jesterday,
were well pleased over tho situation nnd
outlook. It wns the consensus of opinion
that the market, from every standpoint,
looked very favorable. There Is a good
demand, orders are Increasing, stocks of
Iron are being reduced, while prices nre
up and strong at the advance.
Charles H Sabln, president of the Guar
anty Trust Company of New York, and
J AV, Flatten, president of the United
States Mortgage nnd Trust Company,
have pone on the International Mercan
tile Marine minority stockholders' com
mittee. Slgourney Mellor, of Mellor & Allen,
lias returned to his desk after a business
trip to the Pacific Coast, where he at
tended tho convention of the National
Llfo Underwriters Association ns a rep
resentative of Philadelphia Clement B
Webster, Jr , and C. M. Richardson have
associated themselves as special repre
sentatives of Mellor & Allen.
Immigration In July amounted to 21,601
persons, against 22,593 In June and 60,377
In July 1911.
were sellers of
Emery, Freed & Co,
Cambria Steel.
The Now York banks have lost $288,000
through Subtreasury operations so far
this week.
COTTON
NEW YORK. Sept. 0. Increaied speculative
demand uas a larse feature in the t-'rong
upturn In cotton this mor.i'n.;. After an
adiance of 1 to 11 points the market ahoi,
up to a lei el 10 to IS points over last night's
close, representing new high I in els for 'he up
movement. A feature which atuaUul much
attention was the scarcity of October shorts
In New Orleans, resulting- in an ndtunce fiom
0.73 to 0.05 In that contract within ten min
utes' time. The Booth sold Octoer and
Liverpool sold December. New Orleam was
a moderate buyer here.
In the afternoon prices continued to climb
until the close, whlcb was '.'0 to 28 point'
nboie lust night.
Yes. Open,
close, ing. High. I.ow Clnu.
.10 01 10 AS lll.KJ inr.s 10.74
luiiu 11,111 m';i
1014 10 31 iota
January
October
December
March .
July ...
Mux ....
Spot ....
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to .'ii in ki
10. 7U 10 M 11 Oil 10 8.1 10 01)
11. IS 10,44 10S.I 1041
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED
The American Coal Production Company, reg
ular quarterly IK per cent on preferred and
lie per cent, on common. The common divi
dend Is payable October I to stock of record
Beiitember 1'4, while the preferred Is Daiable
October 1.1 to clock nf record October 10.
L'nlted Oas Improvement Company, regular
quarterly a per tent., payable October J5 to
stock of re'ord September .io.
Kcpunllo Trust Company, regular quarterly
15, per cert , payable October 1 to atock of
record Peptember 20.
American Iron and Steel Manufacturing Com.
mnv. usual auar'erly 1U per cent, on ore.
lerred, i-iyaM October 1 to shareholder as of
recoi 1 hepn-mber IR.
liedley Cold Mining Company, regular quar
terly per cenu and extra S per cent., pay.
able eepumber 80 to stock of record Sep
tember in
Ht. Joseph Lead Company, quarterly 1U per
cent, and 1 per cent., payable September SO to
stock ot record September I).
Olrnrd Trust Company, regular quarterly 0
St cent., paable October 1 to stock of record
eptember 15,
Hell Telephone Company of Canada, regularly
quarterly 2 per cent., payable October 15 to
slock of reiord Beptember SO
Phelps, Dodge tt Co., regular quarterly $2.80
and extra $1. payable September M to Mock
of record Keptemter Is.
Magma Copper Company, CO cente. quarterly,
paable September 30 to atock of record Sep
tember 18.
American Express Company, regular quar
terly I per cent., payable October 1 to stock
of record Beptember 11.
Railroads Ordering Locottiolires
C!UCAqO) BeptO -The Illinois Central Italic
road Is In the markfct for SO Mikado locomo
tives. Tha Chloago nnd Northwestern Railway
Is placing orders for 12 freight, IS passenger
and 10 switching looomotties. The Norfolk
and Western Hallway la Inquiring for heavy
Mallet freight loeomotltes The Atrhlson, To?
neka and tUnta. l'e Hallway is about to laeua
Inquiries for additional motive power
niKCTOKY Ol ACCOUNTANT
l'ublio Account
tw iunc-1 "w. .-ii mewi maraet I - -irifVi,d7ir
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
VIIBAT. Hecelpts, 65 1 bushels. Offerings
were only mtlerate and the market ruled nrm
and Ji and lc higher under a fair demand
and bullish speculation In the West. Quota
tions Car lots. In tiport elevator No. 2 red,
;pot and Peptember, $1.00ttl.W, No. 2 red,
Western, fl.10tfl.13 No. 2 Southern red, fl.Oi
ft tl steamer No. 2 red, fl OTfll.oV No.
:i rod fliuoio- rejected A, f 1 00HfU.025i;
rejected n, Pile Jf 1 01.
COllN Kocelpts, RR02 bushels, Supplies
were smsll, but trade wns slow and prlcee
declined He, quotations Car lots for loesl
trade, as to location-No 2 ellow, S6Hti8t)5i:.:
steamer yellow, B4'.48835jC. No. 3 lelfow, tU5i
GJS154C.
OATS.-Kecelpts. 60,278 bushels. Demand
was slow nnd the market ruled weak nnd
asnln lower. Quotations' No. 8 white, 8UW
lc,,i.I,' I white, a7H3854c. sample oats,
a. it!.! i c
mI"i5"Jn,-ii?cet",i 0 bb' nd M8.S17 lbs.
J" !" The market was dull and largely
nominal. Quotations, per IPt) lbs. in wnodt
J.ln,crsCJji!i,i r.' 84.7J! do, straight,
new, 4 73S, do,, patent, new, MJS.2S,
Kitnsui, clear, ntto. Jute sacks. f4.SHI3.lo,
Jo. atralsht, now, Juto sucks, il.isffsn.'li
do., patent, new, jute sacks, fswo&a.tin;
spring, firtt, clear, new, f4.30ft4.7Bi do..
SWlP"1!. n,w' f-7nOB. do., patent, new, f3
S 2"), do, do., old, f0.23ffOfiOi do, favorite
brands, old, f0 7nfi7 city mills, choice and
fancy patent. faJOBI; city mltls. regular
grades Winter, elenr. new, $4.0O4 83 do ,
straight, new, $4,0033.10, do., patent, new.
5 l.lBtlo 40
HVn FfOUn. There was little trading and
the market was unchanged. Quotations, 3
t ..0 per bbl., ns to quality
PROVISIONS
Tho market was quiet but steady. Follow
V ,"? ,he quotations) City beef. In sets,
fmoked nnd nlr-drled, Mfl2c. Western beef,
in sets, smoked, 2JS20c., city beef, knuckles
and tenders, smoked and alr-drled, 27a2c;
iVrrn bc!f' knuckles nnd tenders, smoked,
27Jr.. beef hnms, $3H?32. Pork, fnmlly. .!!
BJ1.BO hams, A 1, cured, loose, 13414c..
do. skinned, loose, 1354tSc, do,, do.,
smoked, Mgni.c.; other hams, smoked, city
cured, as to brand and average. Hiflhc.;
hams, smoked. Western cured, 1413c: do .
bplled. boneless, '.Mi24c , picnic shoulders, 8.
Pi euLet!l loose, lufllc,. do, smoked, 105rf
lie., bellies. In pickle, according to average,
looe 12iViM3c , breakfast baion. as to brand
nnd nieniRe, city cured. 17611c.. breakfast
bacon, Western cured. 17M1SC, lard. Western.
r.Tl".'?' Herees, !Hffn;c. no., do., do . tub.
liuffiUjC, lard, pure city, kettle rendered, in
tierces. H5siU4e.. lard, puro city, kettle ren
dered, In tiibs. OBOWo
REFINED SUGARS
,i,he. .",arket wbs quiet and all rcH'ners re
HeJ i1" Pr,c.c .t0 a basl1 ot B r,C' for extra
""." K'anuwted. We quote refiners' list prices,
subject to concessions, Standnrd granulated,
r r etra tine Rranuluted, .".50c . powdered,
4 OliS 2C-"reCtlonors' A' a4c-' "oft K"des.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
BITTER. The market was quiet and barely
steady, with amplo offerings Quotations. West
im soini.jincked .reamer), fancy, specials, '.'in-.,
extras, 2ic. extra firsts, 201?2il'5c.. firsts. 231J
"A -c S seconds, 2.IB24C, nearby prima, fancy,
SK;:. .do, average extras. 2Sif(2tic , do., nrsts,
1 'B-'i.c , do . seconds, 22e2Jc, Jobbing sales ot
'"jcy rrlnt. .tl17c.
fauas. Fine new-laid eggs were In good re
quest and kept well ch-aned up nt the late ad
l ance. We quote, free cases, nearby extras, 2lie.
per doz , firsts. $7,308 7.WI per atundard case,
nearby current receipts, f 0 ikiftT.SO per inse,
Jieo"wr.n.rx,rR "rets, IT.KOQKIO per case; firsts,
fi MU,.M per case, fonci selected candled
eBKy ere Jobbing at :ite-Uc. per dozen.
cilE,hhI.. Tho market rule I firm and a
shaui higher under small supplies and n fair
ilemand Quotntlons New York, full cream,
fnnc. new. 14ui.-,c , specials higher, do., do.
fair to good, new, 148145-iC , do , part skims,
POULTRY
L1VI3 POULTItY. There wns practically
nothing dolnc on nccount ot the Hebrew New
ear holiday nnd prices were Inrsely nominal.
Quotations tow Is. as to slie nnd uueltli. 1M
ltl'sc , roosters. r.'JM.ic . broiling chlrktus ac
cording to quHlltj lirfinc. ducks. Pekln, old,
l.:t(14c , do Indian Uunncr, old, lStiMc , do,
oung nciordlnir to size. 141113c., plKcons. old,
per pair lttfttfUi-. ilo oung, per pair, 17iflSc,
DRISSKD Fine deslriible-slzcd stock sold
fairly and was kept well cleaned up at firm
prlt.c . Quotations 1-resh-kllled poultry,
fowls, 12 to box, dry.pleked and dry-packed,
fan:, selected, ltic . weighing 4SB.-i lbs.
apiece, li4c.: weighing :ii4J4 lbs. nplece.
I157C., weighing ."I lbs apiece, lUfflic; under
:t lbs. apiece, MHSl.l'iC.. ice-packed West
ern, 4H lbs. and over apiece, lBc; do., smaller
sizes, 13SI7C. old roosters, drj -picked, lie,
broiling chickens, Jersey, fancy, 24620c.;
other neirbj fanes. 22Q24c.; fancy large yel
.nw. Illinois, weighing .1 lbs nnd over apiece.
204121c.. other Western, weighing it lbs. nr.i
qfr" "iS.A. Western, weighing l'J25s Iba.
apiece, lRltltic.: do., inferior lOlfc : spring
ducks, nearby, 10017c., do.. Western, 10i12c.j
squabs, white, weighing 1UJI2 lbs. per doz.,
4tf4.7A white, weighing 0?10 lbs. per doz.,
f,!'l5?1 -'"' "hi"- weighing ft lbs. per doz.,
f J .latist 'A- do, 7 lbs per Ooz. 2 10J. IB.
do. OIiiHj lbs per doz., $l.r.0Ql.i3, dark,
f I 5031 7." email and No 2, f 1
FRESH FRUITS
There was a fair demand for choice stock
of most descriptions and values generally wero
well maintained. Quotations Apples, per bbl.
Dlush, 2. 7501 30 Summer Ram bo. J2M1.V1;
Oravensteln. u 23f3. Wealthy, fJ.sifr.l; Smoko
house, $2.2302 SO, Duchers, $22.73, other
varieties, 1I.B0O2, peaches, Virginia, West
Virginia. Western Mar) land and Pennsylvania,
Flberta, per crate, 7.V.fl. peaches, Virginia,
West Virginia. Westeni Marjland and Peiin
slanla, Klbertas, per basket. 10!f40c ;
peaches. Delaware and Maryland, Elbertas.
per carrier, C0r.0:. , loaches, Delaware and
Maryland, Elbertas, per basket, 2VW.1.'ic :
Peaches, Jersey, fancy Elberta, per Vbtish.
basket, .rfitjIlOc., peaches, Jersey, other klu"s
per lasket. 20Jr40c. pears. I.e Conte. per bbl..
I2Bi do. Ilartlett. per bbl., $2li2.oO do.;
common, per bbl,, $1 SOJJ2, grapes. North
Carolina Deiawares, per H basket carrier, 73?.
(ifl grapes, Delaware Moore's Early nnd
Concord, per carrier, 30n03c., grapes Del
aware, Moore's Uarly and Concord, per 4-lu.
basket. SBOc lemons, per box, fj:i, jnngis,
Florida, per box. Uit. pineapples, per cra.o
Porto Rico, f 1.2502 30. Florida. U2V;2.fH);
plums, Virginia, Damson, per 20-lh. basket,
IlOylOc, ; plums. New York, per 2H-lb. bsskcl,
200.10c,, plums. New York, per K-lb. basket,
Dradshaw and Niagara 10W13c, blackberries.
Delaware, Maryland and Jersey, per nt.. tfltl:, ;
huckleberries, per qt.. UDSc., cantaloupes,
Maryland, per standard crate. MM7.V.; do,
Jersey, per basket, lSSfSOc., watermelons, per
car, $50ffl23,
VEGETABLES
White potatoes of fine quality sold fairly and
values were well sustained. Other vegetables
were generally freely offered and weak to sell,
with sweet potatoes a shade lnwtr. Quotations:
White pctatoca Jersty. per basket Nu 1
Kose, 30fj.l3c; No. 1 other varieties, 23;i.:0c:
No 2, ItiiilSc ; sweet iiotatoes, per bbl. No 1
l'.aftern 8hore. $1,7312. No. 1 North Carolina,
si. 7302; No. 2 and culls, COcfffl: sweet pota
toes, Jersey, per basket No. 1, 4iii30c,; No 2.
20n.'IOc ; onions, Jersey, per H-bush, basket,
:ir.lfie , mushiooms, per 4-lb. basket. .0c.l.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAOO, Sept. 0. Iioas-ltecelpts, n.oco.
Market SOlOe. higher. Mixed and turners.
ftV.50H8.10. good heavy, SD3.lfi7.03; rouuli
heavy, fll20H flu; light, $7.40Kit); pigs, $u.7.1
8 10, bulk, IM0S7.(X). ' T '"
CATTLK Hecelpts, 4300 Market weak.
Ileeves. $(1,23110 23t cows and heifers, f3.r,om
0 23, Texans fil.7.1118.40; calves, .iVWfll.l,l
ullFIKiP ItecslDts. 11.000. Msrkio .,i.4
Native and Western, $.183.00, lambs, t'L4iyJ,'
Paris Exchange Settlement
PA1118. Pept. 0. The rtrst settlement of .he
stock exchange will take plaie on September
.10 Outside commitments amount to fl 1.000 .
poo, balances due, $8,000,000. '
RECOVERY FOLLOWED,
BREAK IN GRAINS
Heavy Export Sales Reported.
Corn and Oats Were
Firm
CHICAOO, Sept 9 -Weakness In TVln.
nlpeff sent the support afforded the grain
market late yesterday by short coverlnr
tumbling; and prices sagged at the aptn
lntr. The Oovernment's official prediction
ot record crops was considered bearish,
which was another strong factor on tha
decline. Bhorts, seeking profits, corered.
One house Is said to have purchased 1,000,
000 bushels on the local market and
similar amount nt Minneapolis.
Considerable selling of wheat took place
In tho early hours on tho Winnipeg break.
Mlnnenpolls stocks have shrunk 70,000
bushels In tho Inst flvo days, against n
300,000-bushel Increase In the samo period
a icnr ago.
Selling of Scptomber wns scattered It
opened nt 1)4, He. higher than the final
quotation yestcrdny. Hcfore noon It
struck 92i,; but rallied a trlflo Inter.
Thore was a rush to Bell May, which
opened nt f44. ngnlnst 95l. the closing
quotation of jesterdny. Before noon It
sold for Olii.
December opened at 90-i;. Yesterday It
closed nt 91U. The undertone wns weak,
and nenrly I cent loss was recorded be-
, rore noon.
Recoveries were In order Inter In tho
day, final figures showing gains for tho
session
J It was rumored that the break brought
heavy export sales. This could not be
I vcrltled. Sales reported totaled 72,000
uusiieis or .Manitoba, with Chicago cash
handlers selling for seaboard delivery;
C0,0X) bushels of wheat and 250,000 bushels
ot oats.
Corn and oats were fairly firm with
little change In prices, but the movement
declined In sympathy with wheat.
Leudlng futures ranged as follows:
B.V'.heBi r,n' 1,"?n- Low- Clotoclose!
tr I . " ... "i "- T"1' '"I
""wr .. isi-i iit iKJVi Wi
oi" . ...'.'." . "u
."i.. iiirw acmeryi
:S; ;
38V,
fieptcmber
I'ecemtier
May
oats
September December
May .
1. ird
September U.tober e.
January
Itibs
Scptembcr October
Januar)
l'ork
September
October
January
.-.in;
. 38
. 37S
R01
S IB
. 8.8".
.in
.111
3SH
8.12
M7
802
Low.
024
POll
04
fio;
7!
33U
37
8.M
X07
8 33
4II2K
too
;1 &
ttO 311
13 4.131
.W'i S7tS
SO".
8.33f
8.10
. M3
.12.00
.12.2
.13 0,1
Did. tAsked,
8,12
8.J3
12.00
12 30
13.10
7.K3
8 20
7 81
7.01
8.10
8 13
t8.t
8.02
815
ft) 35
12.110 M2.10
12117 eisa
14 77 "14.83 13 05
ll.O:
12 03
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
NEW YORK Sept, P. Although the market
for coffee futures was not active, a better feel
ing prevailed at the opening torluj. Klist quo
tntlons showed advances of T, to 7 points. In
tho final dealings prices generally went below
tho opening figures. The market ciosedil to 3
points above jesterdnv'a finals. Total salea
umounieu to io.uuii una
Today's Today's Tes'day'a
opening close close
September .. IM7tMI 08 0.O30 07
October 12 n.ll 12 tl.livfi0.ll
November .. tl.lo1in.ltl aWflaiU
UecQinber .. n.22jil23 il.liiil.20 11 Htqai8
January . n i!7 fl24iit2-i n.2liia23
rcbruary .... U32l?n.40 0 281)0 21 n 2040.28
March . otofii.37 ii.:t.tiFii.:t4 miiaaii
April 'IMO 0.3800 30 O.:i0j3fl.3U
May .. . II 41X7(147 n.41fifl.44 11.41 Hlll.41
Juno .. ll.4IKr,ll.M II4SiI1.4'I ll. 44 ft H.4H
July .. . i.r.r.fl 0.311 n.5:,?o..vi o.4.hjo.30
l)ld.
COPPER COMPANY DIVIDENDS
NRW YORK. Sept. O.-The Hutte and
Surerlor Copper Company declared a regular
quarterly dividend of 73 cents a sharo and $5
extra, payable September 30, to atock ot record
feptember 10.
Utah Copper Company, quarterly $1 a abars.
Chlno Copper Company, quarterly 73 cents a
share, ""
Itay Consolidated, quarterly 3714 cents a
share.
Nevada Consolidated quarterly 371 cents a
shuro Three months ago dividends were as
follows Utah. $1, nn lncreaso of 23 cents
over the previous declaration. Chlno, 73 rents.
Hn Increnee of 2"i cents. Nevads, 373 .cents, an
Inrte.isi. of 12'4 rents. All illvldendu are )y
ahie Sciitember 30 to stock of lecord Sep
tember 10
BAR SILVER
NPIW YORK S'lit. P. The quotation for
commercial bar rllvcr advanced to 48H
icnts today
riorosAT.s
DEPARTMKNT OF CITY TRANSIT
734 Ilnurse Ilulldlng
Philadelphia, Sept. 0, 101D
Sealed proposals, properly Indorsed and
nddressed to the undersigned at tho office
above mentioned, will be received until It
o'rliK'Ui nnnti. nn Tuesday, October 10, 3015,
nnd opened Immediately thereafter, for the
No 611 Steel superstructure)
and appurtenant work for two-trarlc ele
vated railway in Front street, from Callow
hill street to south of Glrard avenue, com
prising about 4074 linear feet of structure.
Contract No. 312 Steel superstructure
anil appurtenant work for two-track ele
vated railway In Front street and Kensing
ton avenu from south ot Olrard avenue to
north nf York street, comprising about 712S
linear feet of structure.
Contract No. 31.1 Steel superstructure)
and appurtenant work for two-track ele
vated railway In Kensington avenue from
north of York street to north of Ontario
street, comprising about 7700 linear foet of
structure,
Contract No. 314 Steel euperstructu"
and appurtenant work for two-track '
vated rnllway In Kensington avenuo end
Franlifonl avenue from north of Ontario
street to south of Unity street, comprising
about 7033 linear feel of structure.
Plans, specifications and blank forms for
proposals can be obtained at the office above)
mentioned, a deposit nf $10 (caah or certi
fier! rheck) being required for each set ot
plans pending return. Certain ot the above,
contracts may bo grouped in single bids, for
which alternate proposul forms will b sup
plied If desired
Didders must be skilled and regularly en
gaged In the class of work for which they
are competing.
No bid will be considered unless accom
panied by a certificate from the City So
licitor that tha provisions of an ordinance
requiring proposal bonds on all bids ex-re-1-Ing
In amount Ave hundred dollars (.'.00),
approved May 23, 1S00, have been complied
with.
The Director reserves to himself the right
to reject any or all bids, as he may deem
(rest for tho Interest of the city ot 1'hlladel.
phta.
A. M TAYLOR.
Director.
The United States Is a
Creditor Nation
Our excess of exports over imports is considerably over a
billion dollars.
This means Europe owes us money.
We have sold our goods at high prices.
We have bought back our securities at low, prices
Our crops promise well.
Our railroads are showing better earnings.
Our steel companies are busier than for many months.
Fundamental conditions are sound. , ' '
We favor purchases of good dividend
paying stocks, especially the -J-aYhJ&tiL ' ,,
shares. SS?'' 41
Heniy & West
BANKERS
ftl7 CHESTNUT STREET
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