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JBfa i.M .KtrtC
FINANCIAL NEWS
PRICE MOVEMENTS
DOMINATED BY
Gfthis Throughout the List Result Because of More
Hopeful Outlook for Adjustment of Differences
With Germany Rails More Active
4. .
l . NEW TOnK,- April 27.
:Price movements and the market tone were determined this morning by
vfepmenta at Washington, including tho Administration statement of yes-
twtJity- oh tho submarine- question nnd the apparently nuthomed statement tins
Burning ot a more hopeful outlook for the adjustment of diplomatic differences
With Germany. A bullish factor was also furnished In tho expectation that the
conference between Generals Obregon and Scott wilt result In harmonious opera
tions on the other side of the Mexican border.
The market was In good condition for a substantial response to favorable
developments becauso the general price level has been placed on so low a basis
as the result of the liquidation nnd bear efforts of the lost three months, creat
ing an oversold position with an excessive short account. Covering of shorts
hd much to do with many ot the vigorous advances noted after the opening,
bdt there was nt the same time a broader speculative Interest, nnd a general
demand was In evidence for many stocks which have, been laggards In previous
Upward movements.
Most satisfaction was expressed In Wall Street over tho activity and strength
of tho railroad shares. Erlo and Union
ha.ve been for months post, and therq
St. Paul, Chesapeake and Ohio nnd many other of those stocks In which long
accounts can now bo created nt what seems to be a low basts.
Leading Industrials reflected continued absorption and moved up easily, with
"United States Steel common advancing more than 1 point, and many specialties
making gains of 2 to 3 points. The extreme gain of the morning was made In
s Cuba-American Sugar, which rose 10 points, to 230.
American Locomotive mado a gain of 3 points during the forenoon nnd was
followed closely by Baldwin Locomotive. Tho reports that Philadelphia Interests
are buying back Baldwin Locomotive finds many believers here, and credit Is
given tit important circles to assertions that some Important developments In'
regard to that property nro close at hand. Tho Mexican group was active and
strong, with Mexican Petroleum gaining 3 points, and substantial gains were
made In American Smelting and Greeno-Cananca.
COTTON EXCHANGE BUSINESS
SMALLEST IN MANY MONTHS
Increases After tho Call and Buying
Forces Prices Up
KEVT YORK. April 27. Business on
the Cotton Exchange this morning was
the smallest since the market reopened,
17 months ago, after the shut-down due
to the .European war. There were no
transactions In May and December, with
only one bid for tho last-named option
and for March.
In all thcro were but Ave trades on the
call. With the exception of selling of
October and buying of July by a promi
nent spot house, the trading was widely
scattered. After tho call business In
creased to n moderate extent with the
buying larger than ,tho supply, and re
sulting In gains of 2 to 3 points over
the Initial levels.' which were 2 points
higher. The tone was steady.
Liverpool at the start was half higher
to 1 points lowor. but later rallies car
ried quotations to 1 VS to 2 points over the
previous close. Tho prices wcro due to
como 1 to 2 points lower. There was little
or no business In the English market.
In the South the weather was unsettled.
with rala In the northeastern section and
in southern Texas. Temperatures con
tinued quito low for this season of the
year.
The recoipts of cotton at tho ports for
the day were estimated at 16,000 bales,
compared with 22,784 bales last week;
16,695 bales last year and 18,593 bales In
1?1.
12:30
Tes. close. Open. 11 a.m. 12m. p.m.
Much tlMlci u.tsu .... .... ....
fiy ll.lil 11.03 11.U0 11.D2 11.02
July 1S.00 12.07 12.07 12.07 12.07
October ..,,12.24 12.2S 12.22 12.24 12.24
December ..12.40 12.42 12.SII 12.41) 12.411
January ...12.41) 12.GU 12.40 12.47 12.47
Liverpool Cotton
LIVERPOOL. April 27. Futures steady,
point - decline to 2 points advance.
Sales 8000 bales. Including 7000 American.
.May-June 7.64, July-August 7.02, October
November 7.48 H. January-February
7.40.
MEAT ANIMAL PRICES RISE
FOUR PER CENT. IN ONE MONTH
Advance of 19.1 Per Cent, in Year,
Says Report
WASHINGTON". April 27. Prices of
ajeat animals continue to rise, an average
increase of 4.3 per cent, from March IS
to April 15 having been announced by the
Department of Agriculture. Prices being
paid to producers for hogs, cattle, sheep
and chickens on April 15 averaged about
19.1 per cent, higher than a year ago, 8.L
par cent, higher than two years ago, and
14.4 per cent, higher than the average
ot the last six years on that date.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
(YESTERDAY)
The market reported herewith clvee
yesterday's cloilns vrlces and net those ot
tho day of publication. Todnr's price are
quoted in the Nlsht Kxtra Kdltiaa ot title
payer and all succeeding editions.
BUTTER There waa a decline of lc. In
solid-packed creamery .due to lower outside
advtcas. but demand wa fair at ravlaed fie
urea. Ladles were quiet but steady, "with light
aftertax'- 1'rlnta were lc. lower In aympatby
with solid-packed, but demand was (air and
the limited receipts were kept well cleaned up.
Quotations;
Western, fresh, solid-packed creamery, fancy
specials. 37c. i extras, 34Vi35c; tints. 34c;
seconds, JJtfMVic; Udle packed, 27626c;
nearby prints, fancy. SSe. ; do., averasn eitra,
7c. do- rirsU. 23 tr SBc; seconds. 33 O 31c;
special fancy brands of prints Jobblna at
J6GGS The market waa In cood shape and
arm. Receipts were liberal, but there waa a
soct demand that kept supplies well cleaned
up. Quotations:
Nearby extrut. 28c per dor.; nearby firsts.
K.76 per caae; nearby current receipts. I a. 60
per caae; nearby seconds. a. 8006.18 per
ease: Western extras. 24925c. per doa.j do..
aeAra firsts. 18.75 per caee: do., firsts. 10.80
Mr case; do., seconds. J5.8306.13 per esse:
Southern, ftt.1506.43 per esse, as to quality:
fancy selected candled fresh esia were job
bins st 27028c. per dot.
LEARN TO PLAN YOUR WORK
AND WORK YOUR PLAN
Supervision Is Bad for Your Salary. When you know what Is to be
done, you must quickly find how beat to do it. If you wait to be told hov,
you Teally ra'ake another do the work. You are not worth much if your
superior must lay out your work for you, step by Btep; your Job then is
merely to obey instructions, and that Sort of work is of little worth to your
mployer. You cannot act n the capacity of an operative and expect an
titecutive'a salary.
Tke Less Supervision You Require, th6 Slore You Are Worth. If your
4 production is only when your work is supervised by a higher-salaried
executive, you are an expensive employe. By the true standard of busi
ness, you should share your salary with such a supervisor, paying him
for the time and thought he devotes to your work. When your superior
must furnish the plans and the directions as well as explain what is to
be done, he will be slow to recommend an increase in your salary. But
when you learn to plan your work and then to work your plan( your
increasing salary will show that your employer has noticed the change.
De Mortr to Earn More. Your increasing efficiency will result in in
creasing production ability. You will do more, you will earn more, you
wjl receive more. Your interest jn your work will make you work
Juurder in your employer's interest. Your employer is watching for you
it? show increasing thought and energy about his business. lie will be.
ouick tq pay you the extra that you earn. But live for your work rather
fkn for your salary. Be confident that if you give the best that you
Save! you will ba rewarded.
I'aw (he "Good Enough" Standard. There is no permanent state of
oerfection. Use a good method only until you develop a better one4
Nwr m satisfied. Give intelligent thought to the tools you work with.
Wht tksa to the keen edge of efficiency upon the emery wheel of your
vBtbition, driven by your suc-power. Be mentally alert to improve
and iactrafft you aajjlayer'a badness. Strive for yoaj" employer's suc
mts and he will share ts wrt with you,
tr'MriBAi, jfii, i a ItmUh. fhiuidelikia, 1
IN WALL STREET
WASHINGTON NEWS
Pacific wcro In better demand than they
was also brisk buying of Southern Pacific,
New York Bond Sales
13:30
Weh. Low. P.M.
$1000 Amer Cot Oil B 17 7 07
48301) Anglo-Kr 3i 03 OB
1000 Anrenllne is DtH BlW 01'4
2000 Amer Tel clt 4s ... 2U 02 :iH
40()O Amer Writ l'aper Bs 7rH 73 73
400O Armour Co 44 s . . PBt 03i 3"4
2000 Atchison Ken 4s ... B3 2$ BSK
2R0II0 13 . O cv 4 '.is .... Iir. V3'e 0M
lttonu iio Bs loott lnH Iouh
1000 Dsld Loco Bs 104J4 104W 104,
1)000 Ilroott II T Be 1B1S.100H 10o( 100H
U000 Can dov Bs w 1 1026 tlHH 0BH DOS
11000 do 1031 08ft OB't uftU
14000 do 1021 IMlJi WJ4 nOH
1000 Cent !ath 1st 8s ,.101 loll. 1014
1000 Cent Tac 1st 4s ... HSK N8t HH&
8O00 Cent nit N J Bs ..11TU 117 117
tOOO Ches ft Ohio 4tta.. ooS 80. DOS
1000 Chi & Nwn at Ci rs.103 103W 103$4
1000 Chi II Q Joint 4.. 08t 98i 98H
1000 Chi II It 0 re 4s..n7l4 07 ? 07ft
15000 Chi LI Q 111 3Vis.. 83H US'. 85$
2000 C II & St 1' CV 0J..1U5S ion's lOOVe
1000 Col Industrial Bs... 73 4 754 7I.H
1000 Del ft Hud conv 4s. .lontf 1004 10I1H
100(1 Del ft Hud 4s 191 0.. 100 100 100
1001) Detroit United 4Vis. 7914 70'4 7tiH
tooo DIs Secur Corn 3s.. 74H 74S 74
4100(1 Krie cv ll Sr D ir I. 84 844 8414
1000 111 Central 4s 1031.. fl7t4 7ii 07H
1000 lnterb Met,4Hs..., 71'i 72K 72H
1000 Intorb R T ret 5s... oiiH ooS onS
184000 Inter Mer Mar ct..lO()K 0f loojj
looo Internl 1'aper (Is.... 102 102 102
1300 Japanese new 4Vis. 84U 831 84li
B3000 Japan new O S 4tts 80 tM 10
1300 Japanese 1st 4',4s... 84i 84U HC
13000 K. C Ft S ft M 4. . . 77$ 77H 77J?
4000 I.aclia ateel Bs 1023 OOts DSti 007
0000 Jlo K. ft T 2d 4s .. 41 41 41
6000 do ext Bs 4tiVi 4H 4UVi
1001) Mo Tac 4s 40 40 40
34000 N Y C ft II Ca ...,112i 112H H2i
13000 N Y City 4a 1V3S . 00t OOK 90'i
iooo jf y a n ft r na .104 101 104
ItOOO N Y X II If Os .112 112 112
1000 N Y O ft W 1st 4s . 801 80U 80V4
3000 N Y lly adj Bs .... TiBVi BBS BV
1000 N Y Tel aen 4H .. 75 75 75
2000 N Y W C ft It 4Hs. 73 75 7B
13000 Nor Pao prior 4s... 02U 02V4 nstl
noo Nor Pao sen 3s.. i i. anU ni oo'I
19000 Penna n ct 4Hs,.irrn? lotfl lotj?
3000 Heading Ben 4s 113'i H3K 03
3000 Hock Inland rfd 4s. 118 H8 68
1000 Rome V ft O con Bs.lo4Vi 104H 104VJ
1000 Heaboard A I. rfd 4s 70 70 70
M)00 South Bell Bs ...... 100J1 lOOJi.lOOU
64000 Bouth Pao CV 4 871 87 87
12000 do cv 8 104 10314 104
2000 South Rwy nen 4s.. 7014 70tt 704
3000 South Rwy con 3a,.101i lOiyi 10UJ
2000 Third Ave ref 4s... 82$5 82i 82V
10O0 U S Rubber 6s 102ti 102U 102 i
Bono u s steel sf fis,....104; 104i 104ft
3000 U S Oov 4s Ill 111 111
7000 Union Pac 1st 4s... 116 06 1)6
13000 Un Rwys S f 4s... 33 83 33
3000 Wabash 2d Bs 08H OSS U8i
2000 West Elec Be, 101i lOlH 101t
- FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YOrtK. April 27. The market for
foreign exchange In the first hour of busi
ness today was quiet. Little feature de
veloped aside from a firmer tendency In
French exchange. Guilders were nom
inally easier and this was true of Swiss
exchange. Quotations follow:
Demand sterling, 4.76 7-1G; cables, 4.77;
franc cables, 5.03; checks, E.93? ; reichs
marks, nominal at 74 "i 074; Vienna,
12.95013; lire cables, 6.40H ; checks,
6.41; Swiss cables. 6.1 6 H ; checks, 5.17 '.i ;
Stockholm, 30.20ft30.30; pesetas, 19.60
19.65; guilders, 42Q42H; rubles, ZOKiP
30Ti.
RATES FOR
MONEY
CslI .
Time
m
Phlladef-
New York 2
Philadelphia ......... a
lloston ...- 3
XX
Chlcaio .14 C4
Commercial paper. 3 to 0 months,
phta, 3034 per cent.
Reserve Banks Discount Rates
..
iu or over 10 oer so over 60.
less
up to so. up to eo. up to 00.
Boston . . , , . 3
New York... 3
Philadelphia,. 3
Cleveland ... 34
Richmond ,.. 4 .
Atlanta ..... 34
Chlcaio ..... 34
St. Louis..., 3
Minneapolis., .
Kansas City.. 34
Dallas ..." .
34
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
1"
J
4
4
4
4
1
4
4
Ban Francisco 3
34
e
4
Asrlcul. Trade acceptances.
Over DO. Up to CO. 60 to 80. modify,
uom
uoston ...... o
New York . . , 6
Philadelphia.. 44
Cleveland . .. 6
Richmond , . , 5
Atlanta S
Chicago ..,, 6'
St. Louis..., 5
Minneapolis.. 5
Kansas City. 3
Dallas ...... .
Sin FranclecA St4
i
I
4
4
34
34
a
18
.3
3
34
per cent.:
tip to 30 days, over 30 to 60.
over ou to vv, m per cent,
per cent.
and over 90,
EVENING (CEPOTB-PHlCADEEPfllA; THURSDAY. rAPRITJ
New York Stock Sales
Ltst , . 12:80
close. Illth. Low. P.m.
Atuk J Gold M 0 0 9 9
AlMVaOoW Mines. ... 19M 20 WH 20! f
AllW-ChlmerMfe..., 26M 28 20 20
Allll-Cbl Mfe pf 74 74 74 74
Am At Chem pf.,.,.. 97,' 97 97 97
Am Bet Sntlr 07 C8H 03 GSM
Am Can 65f 60K 6SH 50
AmCar&Fdr 67 68 67 67H
Am Coal rroducts....l40M 148 148 148
Am-Hide A Lesthst... OH 9U 0i OH
Am Hide A I, pf 60H 51H C1H GtH
Am Lin wed,. 23H 23H 2.1)4 23M
Am Linseed pf. CI 6U CI 61
Am Locomotive C0! 08W 07 i C8
Am Smelt A Ref .92 P.Tf 92!( 93
Am Tel ATM ...127M 127H 127H 127M
Am Tel A Cable 07H 05H 05) 05M
Am Woolen...,,,,,... 45 40U 40 40
Am Woolen pf,...,,., 98M" 98M 9SH 08H
Am Zinc I, A Sm 89H 91 89J4 91
Anaconda Cop M 81H 825K 82) 82)i
Atch Top A 8 F, 102)i 102J 102H 102W
Dald LocoWks,.,.,.,. 85M 80J 85U 80)
naltAOhlo 84!i 84 84! J 84H
Cslopilsj Mlnlnt Zli 2H 2H 2H
Delhlchem Steal 439 437 435 437
Brooklyn Hap Tr 84 84)i 84H 84!
Drown Shou 54 5414 54)4 54)4
Butte A Supetlor 9H( 03) 90H 03M
Cat retroleum 21 21 21 21
Canadian Pacific 105 100)4 105)4 105)4
Central Leather..,,... 5.1 G3U 52)4 53!
Ches A Ohio..,, 59 GO! 9! 00
Chile Copper 21' 21)4 21)4 21)4
Chlro Copper 52)4 63 62)4 63
Chicago Ot West pf... 33! .14)4 .14)4 34!4
Chi Mil & St P 01)4 02! 02!4 02.4
Chi Mil A St P pf,...128H 128J4 128)4 12354
Chi A Northwestern... 123 120 125! 120
Col Fuel A Iron 40)4 41J4 40)4 41!
Col A South 1st pf.,.. 49 49 49 40
Consolidated aas,. ...133 133)4 133(4 133)4
Continental Can...... 83 83H 83)4 83)4
Corn Froducta net..., 19! 10! 4 19)( 10)4
Com ProdJRef pf 93)4 93 93 03
Crucible Steel 79) 81H 70) 80
Crucible Bteel pf 115)4 114)4 114)4 114)4
Cub.an.Am Suear 220 225 225 223
Detroit Edison 132 132 132 132
Detroit United Kjs... 98)4 99 OS 09
Distil Sec Corpn 48)4 49)4 49) 49)4
Krie 33X 34)4 .33J4 344
Erlo 1st pf. 49 50 50 50
Goodrich n F 75) 75S4 75 76)4
Goodrich B F pf 114)4 11414 114)4 114)4
Gtcene-Cananca 48 49V4 4354 49)
Great Northern pf 119M 110! 119)4 119!
IntllatvNJ HI 1UM 111) 111W
lntllatv Corpn.. ,..-r. 71 72!j 72)4 72J4
Int Con Corpn pf 72!f 73 73 73
Imp Con Cop 41)4 44)4 44! 44)
Int Nickel T t cfs 47U 47)4 47 47)4
IntMMcofdp 23)4 23! 22)4 23!
IntM M pr c of dp.. 81)4 82)4 81!4 82
Kan City Southern.... 24)4 24)4 24)4 24)4
Kelly Spj Tire GSJ 704 70)4 70)4
Kennccott Copper 66 65J4 65 55!
Lack Steel Co, , G7J4 G9 08! 09
Lee nubber Tire 60H 61! -51 611
Lehigh Valloy 76) 70! 70) 76 J
Manhat Elcv gtd 129 129 129 129
Maxn ell Motors 70? 73 70)4 72)
Ma Motors 1st pf.... 82 82)4 82)4 82)4
Mexican retroleum.... 04) 90! 94)4 00)
Minn St P A S S M..110) 110)4 11G!4 11074
Miami Copper 37! 38 37! 375
Mo Pac tr cfs 4 4 4 4
Nat Enam A 3 Co.... 22 22 22 22
Nat Load Co 05 05) 05) 05'
Nev Con Cop 17) 17)j 17)4 17)4
New York Air Brake.. 127 128 128 128
N Y N II A H fi7 -60)4 5734 50
N Y 0 A U n 101J4 102)4 101! 102!4
NYCMAStL 33 34)4 34H 34)4
N Y O A West 20)4 27 26M 20'f
Norfolk AWostern.. .121)4 124)4 123!4 12J3S
Northern Pacific Ill 111) 110J4 111)4
Ontario Sliver Mln.... a4 8! 8! 8.'
Pacific Mall 25! 20) 20 20
Pacific Tel A Tel 33M 34 33)4 34
Pennsylvania R It G6)4 50,'f 60H 60)4
Philadelphia Co 40 40) 40 40)4
Pitts Coal Co N J.. 26) 27 26)4 27
POOAStLpf 02 92 92 92
Pressed 8 Car Co 45)4 47 40 17
Pressed S C Co pf. ... 101 100 100 100
Quicksilver. ....... -2H 3 3
Quicksilver pf 4 5 5 5
lly Steel Sp Co 35! 30) 30 3(1 J
Ray Con Copper 22)4 22! 22) 22)4
Reading 82 835 82) 83
Reading 1st pf 42 42 42 42
Reading 2d Pf 45 43)4 43)4 43M
Republic Iron A 8 44)4 40)e 46)4 40!4
Republic I A S pf....'.107 10754 107J4 107J4
RumelyMcfsdp 11 15) 15 151
Seaboard Air Lino pf. . 35 35) .'15) 35)
Sears Roa A Co 170 1S2M 177 182)4
Shat Ariz Cop 32)4 32)4 32 32)4
South Porto R Sug.... 200 210 205 210
Southern Pacific 05 90! 95) 00!
Southern Ry 19 20)4 19)4 20
Southern Ry pf 57 50)4 58)4 59)4
Standard Milling pf... S7J4 SO 80 80
StudebakerCo 12554 128 125 12S
'lenn Copper 47 47)4 4054 47)4
TeiasCo 182)4 1845J 1815 184)4
ThlrdAvenue 01M 01 01 01
Union Da: A P pf.... 31 31 31 31
Union Pacific 130)4 132)4 131 132)i
Union Pacific pf 825 82) 825 825
U S Ind Alcohol 144 147 144 145
United Fruit. ..i 145)4 14554 14554 14554
United Rys Inr Co. .. 12)4 12)4 10H ID
Un Rys lnv Co pf.... 25H 24)4 2354 24!
U a Rubber 52 52)4 62)4 52)4
US Rubber 1st pf.... 108)4 108J4 108)4 108)1
U 8 Steel Corpn 82J 83!4 82U 83
U S Steel Corpn pf... 110)4 116' 110! 1105
USSmRAM 70!S 72) 7054 72)
Utah Copper 791 80)4 80)4 b0)4
Utah Securities 10)4 17 17 17
Va-Caro Chem 38)4 3934 39) i9Ji
Wabash 1354 13)4 13)4 13)4
Wabash pf A 4354 44! 43)5 44
Wabash pf B 25)4 20) 25H 20)
Wells Fargo Eip 125 , 120)5 120)4 120)4
West E A M 50)2 58 505 08
West E A M 1st pf... 70 70 70 70
Western Maryland 29)4 31 30) 3054
Willy? Overland 210 225 225 225
Woolworth F W 12534 127 120 127
$100 BONDS
Pet. Year.
44 lUlH
Bid.
034
115
IjU
U8'i
DO
Ask.
U4V4
V54
1)14
Province ot Alberta ....
Anaio-Prench .,,,,,...
Argentine Uovt
City of iBaltlmora ....
City of Chicago liar con
city of N Orleans Imp-
&
11)2(1
104S
11102
6
4
4
&
1U17
lU'.l 1011
city or. Vancouver ,..
New York City res; ,,,
New York city rev . , .
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Cent Vermont Ry 1st.
C B Q Den Ext
44
r.
4
4
&
1U-.-3 U1'4
lUU.'l ion
1080 Kll'i
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1020 83
2014 10d
1118-J 1004
11)33 84"i
1035 112
1948 90
195U 71
1U48 113
1000 834
104S tilt
1050 85
1002 )SK
1U24 084
102.1 85
1021) 014
1033 103
1042 1004
1025 100
1018 101
1018 101
1910 09
1042 82
1025 08
1D30 014
1810 100i
1044 121
1S31 101
1044 1244
1051 10(1
1024 85
1043 0(14
1028 101
11)24 034
107
103
00
O 11 t St p (en rfd con
C M Bt e conv
loi'i
80
113i
Col & South ref and ait
N T Central conv deb..
NY A L, 0d (Erlel 1st
a
ft
NY Nit U It en deb ctfs 34
NY Nil A II cv deb res u
Norf A West 1st con,. 4
a A I. 1st and con.... 8
So Pac-8 V Term 1st.. 4
VIrainlan Kwy let .... 6
Am Air Chem cv deb. . B
Amer Ice Bee deb S
Amer T T col tr ctfs 4
Amer TAT conv 44
Uetn Steel 1st snd rfd B
Cent Leather 1st res . S
Cities rJerv conx notes 7
Comw I Ry Lt con
Denv flae A Kite 1st., S
Oen Electric deb 34
Ot West Pan conv deb 6
Lacks. Bteel 1st con . , B
Laclede Qaa 1st S
Llnett A Myera deb rec 7
Liggett A Myers deb rer s
P Ldrlllard deb res ... 7
P LorUlard deb rec ... 6
Pierce Oil cenv deb.... 0
llont Power 1st and rfd B
N X Air II 1st conv..,. a
Wis Kdlson conv deb. .
114
t4U
loo'I
864
03
10(1
101i
1014
102
103
10U,
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034
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1284
101
8114
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103
CHARLES DANA GIBSON'S
DAUGHTER TO AYED TODAY
Miss Irene L. Gibson Will Become
Bride of G. B. Post, jt.
NEW YORK, April 27 Miss Irene I
Gibson, daughter of Mr and Un. Charles
Dans. Gibson and Qeorsa B. Post, Jr..
will be married Jn St. Bartholomew's
Church here today. A reception at tho
home of the bride's parent a, it? East
lid street, will follow.
Miss Gibson chose her cousin. Miss
Nancy Perkins, to be her maid of honor,
and the other-attendants will Include the
Misses Harriet A. Post, Nathalie Wood.
Helen Crocker, Evelyn Preston, Ruth Hap-
gooa ana jasrgoi bcuii, ptew xorK society
buds.
Mr. Post selected Chalmers Wood, Jr.,
as his best man. His ushers will be his
cousin, Bayard, Tuckerraan, Jr.. J, A.
Shaw McKean, both of Boston; Thomas
11. FreHslnshaui, C. Suydam Cutting-.
Grafton H. Pyne, Schuyler I Parsons,
lr nichard Van Nest Gambrill. Oliver
W. Bird, Jr.. and JSanghorne Olbn. all
of this oitjr. and C Dawson Coleman, of
phOadVlpbla, faiishrru Gibson U Aon
el Cbarlta Dana GlLstiu,
WHEAT PRICES START
LOW, BUT SOON RISE
Longs Are Inclined to Liqui
date, but Offerings Are
Quickly Absorbed
KNOI.ISH BANK STATEMENT.
LONDON. April 47. The nrrklr state
ment of the Itnnk of Knslsnd rollownt
Tutsi rewrre t4S.27O.O0O, Inrrenee mi,
000 1 tlrtntntion 31,103,000, Inrrtnoe f-U.-OOOi
bnlllon 158.924,000. Inrrens f900.
OOOi ether xtenrltles CM.ROB.OOO, Inrresee
CIlD.OOOj other depnulte 85,471.000, de
train 1,174,000) public rieiMMI" AI,
7tZ,000, Incrmpe 2,543.0001 (lorernment
neenrltlfs 33,18K.OOO, unrhsnred. The
Kreporllon of tho bunk's reeerte to lla
IIIMm Is now Z0.40 per cent., nrnlrnt
20.10 per rent, it week, nnd rompnres
nllh n rietlln from 18V4 lo.nTh In this
week Inst reor. Tho elenrlnss thronsh
tho Iindon Imnki for the week were't7H,
460.000. nnnln.f 208,000,000 last week,
snd 240,080,000 lt rear.
CIIICAaO, April 27. The tone1 at the
wheat market In the early dealings today
was Irregular. Scattered buying nt the
start made It firm, but longs were Inclined
to liquidate, and prices dropped below
last night's close. The offerings were
quickly absorbed, however, nnd tho loss
was regained.
May opened nt 1.14 to $1,144. 'nnd
after falling to $1.13T4. rose to 1.14H.
compared with $1.14 H nt the end yester
day; July started nt $1.1BW to $1.1BH.
and after dropping to $1.14i recovered
to $1.164, yesterday's last price! Sep
tember opened nt $1.1BU to $1.161,4, and
after receding to $1.144 moved up to
$1.14"4, or Uc nbove yesterday's closing
quotation,
Weather conditions In the Northwest
were slightly more favorable, but tempera
tures In that section continued too low.
Tho market nt Liverpool was dull but
steadier, holped by the rise on this side
yesterday and expectations of smaller
shipments from Argentina. There was a
lack of demand there, however, and the
Inquiry from tho continent was Indifferent.
The oiriclal French crop report recently
Issued, placing the' condition nt 87 per
cent, has been corrected to read 69 per
cent.
The receipts nt Minneapolis and Duluth
today were 174 cars against 262 cars a.
yenr ogo; nt Chicago 69 cars, compared
with 78 cars; nt Winnipeg 423 cars com
pared with 110 cars.
Corn was quito nnd steady on sales of
about 800,000 bushels for export in the
past 24 hours. There wcro rumors that
tho Dutch Government was in the market.
Dealings nt Liverpool were small. Tho
receipts hero today were 130 cars,
Oats opened a little easier. The receipts
hero today were 1C3 cars. A good demand
for oats for export was reported from
Argentina.
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
PROVISIONS
The market ruled firm with a fair Jobbing
demand. Kollowlnc aro the quotations: City
hef. In sets, smoked nnd alr-drled, SBc;
Western beof. In sets, smoked. 2(lc. ; city beef,
knuckles nnd tendeis, smoked and alr.drled,
2Twi!Sc j Western beef, knuckles nnd tenders,
smoked, 27UKc. ; beef hams, 2HP30; pork,
family. IHS.fiOOSfl; hams, S P. cujrwl. loose,
174 18c: do . skinned, looso. 17H l8c. ; do.,
do., smoked, lSHUMOc. : other hams, smoked.
city cured, as to brand andaerAve. IHfHHttc.;
hams, smoked. Western cured, lHQPlS'rtiC.i do.,
boiled, bonolees. 30c: picnic shoulders, H. P.
cured, loose. Ill tic: do., smoked. 13!. (313 40
bellies. In pickle, according to average, loose.
I.1!i(310c: breakfast bacon, as to brand and
average, city cured. 10c; do.. Western cured,
l'dfl&c: lard, Western renned, tierces. 13c;
do., do., tubs. 13c; do., pure city, kettle ren
dered. In tierces. 13c: do., do., lo tubs, 13c.
REFINED SUGARS
The market was quiet but firm. Quotations:
Extra Ann granulated. 7.407.50c; powdered.
7 n()827.(10c: confectioners' A, 7.307.40c;
soft grades. fl.05$?7.3uc.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHEHSK Trnd was fair nnd tho market
ruled firm under light offerings. Quota
tions: New York, full cream, fancy, held.
IDgHO'lc; specials higher; do., do,, fair to
cood. held. lbu18Hc ; do., do., part skims,
114P18C
POULTRY
LIVE Choice stock wss In fair request and
steady under moderate offerings Quotations.
Fowls, 10020c: roosters, 12018c: spring
chickens, according to duality, weighing 1-'
lbs. apiece. .14038c: ducks, as U size and
quality. lH:'Uc. ; geese, 17010c: some un
Attractive stock lower; pigeons, old per pair.
28030c; do., young, per pair. 2O022g,
FRESH FRUITS
Cliolco stock was In fair request and gen
erally steady under moderntn offerings Quo
tations: Apples, per bbl., Wlneaap, $304; do.,
do.: llaldwln. I2.CO0.1.25; do., do.. Greening.
12.2603; do., do.. Hen Davis. t. 7.102.23:
do., do., other artetles. l.no02.CO; do., do.,
No. 2. I1.2SO1.B0; do.. Western, per bog.
I1.2SW1.75. Oranges. Florida, per cratp.
J2.H06-. Tangerines, Florida, per strap. 20
3.3(1. Grapefruit, Florida, per crate, tl.730
3, BO. lemons, per box, 1203. Pineapples,
per crate, Porto Illco, 2.r,o03,SO, Cranber
ries, Jersey, per bbl.. 1307; do., do., per
crate. tt.2S02.25. Strawberries, Southern,
per qt., 12020c
VEGETABLES
The general market waa quiet And without
Important change. Quotations; White potatoes,
per bush. Pennsylvania. SI 1S01.2O; New
Vork. 11.0501.10; Western, 11.0301.10: white
potatoes, Jersey, per basket No. 1 nose,
05075c. : No. 1 other varieties. OStiflTr.,.. ! Vn
8O04Oc: white potatoes. Tlorlda, per bbl. '
.o. x, (w(.iu; o. -. ;iivn 7a; sweet pota
toes, Jersey, per basket No. 1. 450110c ;
No. 2, 25030c,; sweet potatoes, Jersev, Del
2!Tar?..aml. Maryland, per hamper No. I.
750.011; No. 2. 5O0t!(ic; sweet potatoes,
X!SB.l?i lr bbl.. II.RO01.7B; onions, per
100-lb. bag, 1101.73: onions. Texas, per cum
mer crate No. 1. 11.0301.75; No. 2. SI. 150
1.40: cabbage. Danish, per ton. S1301O; do..
South Carolina, per crate, S2.SO02.73: celery.
Worlds, Perorate. SI 7502.23; spinach. Nor
ftik' 5rB?,'" c,0S1.2.-.; kale, Norfolk, per
t?,;n.i?.?50c,-:..wa,M5,'e''".' ,r 100 bunches.
SI.5O02.SO: lettuce. South Carolina, per basl
S-S'sn..?8!80' d0-i.,JS'!,;,n Carolina, per basket.
J2.BO04; beans. Florida, per basket, S203.6O:
It"."; Fior,Ja ani South Carolina, per basket.
S1.2308: peppers, Florida, per barrier. S20
8.50; eggplant. Florida, per crate. S2.2302.75:
tomatoes, Florida, per carrier fanci-r SI. 750'
-; cnoice, ii.2301.5O; asparagus, per crate
Houth Carolina. S2.60&4; Georgia.' S2.2508.ao!
California. $204; mushrooms, per 4-lb. basket.
S1V1.-B.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Hid. Asked,
' 100'i
2s registered 1030
2s coupon 1930
3s registered 1018
3s coupon 1018
3s registered 1023
Is coupon 1V2B
Panama 2s registered 10JH
Panama 2s registered 1038
Panama 3s registered 1801
Panama 3s coupon
.lot
.101
102',
.un,
. 90'i
,102
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DIVIDENDS
FBAMU.1N NAT10NAI, HANK
Philadelphia. April 24, 101S
The Directors have this day declared a semi
annual dividend of ten 110) per mm,. WI of
tar payable May 1, 101B. to stockholders of
record at the close of business April 29. and
also added 1250,000 to the surplus, maklnr
that fund now J3.250.000 ""'Vius, mamns
Checks will b mailed.
J. WM. HARDT.
Cashier.
COMMERCIAL, TRUST COMPANY
Commercial Trust liulldlng.
Philadelphia, April 27, 1018.
At a meeting of the Hoard of Directors, held
this day, a quarterly dividend of four (4) per
rent, was declared upon the capital stock of
the company, payable on May 1, 1014, ta
shareholders of record on the 28th Instant.
Checks will be mailed.
II. W, BTKHFEST. Treasurer,
THE MARKET STREET NATIONAL BANK
Philadelphia. April 23. 1016
capital ti.000.000. sirpLus si.2oo.6oo
The Directors baie this day declared a semi
annual dividend of four (4) per cent., fres of
lax. payable Mojr 1st. J91B. to stockholders of
record at the close of business April S7tu!
Checks will b mailed. '
WJI. P. 81NNETT. Cashier.
THE aiBABU hATlOltAl. llAMi
s'u.iAJv.yui ..tl, 40. IBIS.
The Dlrsctora hv ttiu d declared a
dividend of elibt per tent. ttH.I, Oh of tax.
paysbls May I. 1918, to stockholders of record
at the close of business April 24. 114.
Checks will bs mailed.
CuhUr.
THE nilXADHXI'IIIA NATIONAL DANK
PblUdelohla. April 28. lais"
Tlis directors have thU day declared a
dividend of eight per en. Sl for the last
six months, free of tax. payabls May I, to
stockholders of record at the. close of business
April 29. l9)ft- Checks will be mailed.
,,1,1. iiriB. wit, u lulieu.
HORACE FORTESCOB. Cashier.
THE KIXTIt NATIONAI. IlAVir r"
PblUdelohla. April 23. 1916.
The Directors have this Lur declared a semi
annual dividend of fire per cent., payable May
lt. 1014. to stockholders of record at eloi. or
"business April 25th. 1910. Checks will bs
mailed.
WILLIAM SALTER. Caahler.
TJIHECTOBY OF ACCODKTANT9
CertUUJ I'ublls AtcoaoUnt
uLvmeucs s. drown co.
Sales in Philadelphia
12-30
, P.M.
48
Net
ehse.
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Low,
48..
52 H
is
SOO
100
600
B
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1020
36
80
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280
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10
120
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Chlno Cop. . . B2
Eleo Storage.. 58;
Krie ........ 34
B2
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88'.
87 'i
227.,
83 K
104
03 U
itarr 11 war, , .1
Ins Co N Am 25H
l.ako Snp Cor OH
illnehllK . ... B7
Nor Central . 87 ,,
Nev Cons ... 1714
rennn. nail ...B6t
ra 8aft Mfe.loo
Phi a Co ... 40U
Phlia Eleo .. 27 M
Reading .,.,, 84
V O I ...... 87H
Un Cos ft j.227
V H Steel..., 83H
War Ir It St.. 10H
ill!
$1
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83H
104
03 U
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West Coal
03 1
BONDS.
12:30.. Net
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law. P.M. chge.
2ooo ki ft rea T 4s 70
102S 102$ 10J H
02(1 H2(t. njH
nuou u v cna ('js.i
1000 rid sen 4s..
.50 Nat P Co 4-fla 70 70 70
H000 Stan 0B (Is. 102 102 102
2000 Un Ry Inr Os 71 71 71
Financial Briefs
Tho Muskogee Refining Company re
ports earnings ot $61,785 for the first
quarter ended March 31. The company
has recently bought several producing
properties, Including the cloven Sands OH
Company, the earnings from which will
not be shown until the second quarter.
Now York banks lost to the Subtreas
ury yesterday $428,000 nnd since .Friday
18,309,000,
Directors ot the Greene-Cananea Cop
per Company will meet this afternoon In
New York to declare the quarterly
dividend on tho stock. Tho ?l dividend,
nnnounced by tho Crecne-Consolldaterl
Company, the operating concern, on Tues
day assures a distribution of $2 for the
quarter to the Greene-Cnnanca stock
holders. The output of gold In nhodcsla, South
Africa, during March amounted to 80,205
line ounces valued at 335,368.
The Northern Mississippi River rower
Company lias given notice to holders of
the first mortgage G per cent, gold bonds
that tho bonds will be paid off nnd re
deemed on Juno 1 next nt 102 ',4 and In
terest. The bonds should bo presented at
the office of the Continental nnd Commer
cial Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
on tho date mentioned. After that' date
Interest will cease on the bonds,
The bonrd of representatives of tho
New York Curb Mnrket Association has
listed and ndmltted to quotation the
300,000 capital shares of the La Porte
Lumber and Mining Company of a par
valuo of (5 as a prospect: 500,000 capital
shares of the Unity Gold Mines Company
ot a par value of $5, and 1.000,000 shares
of Vncuum OH and Gas Company, Ltd,,
of a par value of $1 as a prospect.
The New York Dock Company had
gross earnings during March ot $260,868,
an Increase of $47,872 over the correspond
ing month last year. Net carnlngswero
$121,891, nn Increase of $16,464.
NEW YORK CURB
Rid. Asked:
Aetna Explosives 18J4 IB
Am Int Co 20i 2t
Airerlcan Marconi .3,, .jJH
llrltlnh-Amertcan Tobacco 14' lnis
Cer De Pasco 37 38
Chevrolet 187 1811
Curtlas Aeroplane 42 47
Cuba. Cane Bugar OoU 01
do pref 4H 04"4
Hendeo Mfg 20 20
Lehigh Valley Coal Sales J3 88
Magma Cop "Jj 174
Mldvnle BjS fi",.
Nlnlsslng 7t 7s
Otis Elevator OlVt J
do .Pref j' ys
Petrlesn -1 .3
Penn Mar Ord 0
Illker-IIcgemnn J n
Kterllng aum 1 .lis
Hubmarln 3 J 8,,
Tobacco Products 4f 42U
World Film 1 lis
vhltn Motors 48 49
Yukon Gold 2 2W
RAILROAD EARNINGS
WABASH RAILWAY.
1010. Increase.
March gross S3.083,110 S720.828
Net ..?.. 1.020,102 010.037
Nino months' gross.. 2S.3n,2l 8,001.220
Net 8.008.500 8,010.180
QEOROIA SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA.
Third week April .... S4B.033 4.?28
From July 1.. 2,000,051 160.454
VIRGINIA AND SOUTHWESTERN.
Third week April .... S86.7R8 '''2?3
From July 1 1,583,882 09,045
CINCINNATI, NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
PACIFIC.
Third week April . . 231,031 53,831
From July 1 8,797.404 1.237.005
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
Third week April . .' 104. C04
From July 1 4,403,221
80UTHERN RAILWAY.
Third week April . . 1,417.1140
From July 1 R0.100.30H
MOBILE AND OHIO.
Third week April . . 212.077
From July 1 9.873,770
676,207
18,030
213,760
5.188,127
22,582
525,577
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, April 27. Receipts, 24.000.
Markets, strong. Mixed and butchers, SO. 50
(410: good heavy. Su.75U.U3; rough heavy.
0.50U,70: light. SO.4O0U.U5; pigs, 18.101$
0.31: bulk. S0.80fl0.05.
CATTLE Receipts, 3000. Market, weak.
Beeves, 37.00(11,851 cows and heifers. S3.5.1W
0.10; stockers and feeders. JO. 00(38, 50:
Texans. 17, .10 80: calves. S7.5OS0.25.
SHEEP Receipts, 0000. Market, steady.
Native and Western, X0.lBSD.23i lambs, SO, 10
& 11.BO.
BUILDING OWNERS
Yon can sate money obm
lmllilliir hv havlnr mejearran
builder's bond. With ten yews' ex
perience I ran render
REAL SERVICE
HARRIS J
Pennsylvania Bldg,
ON or
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Fidelity Trust Company
N.EXor.Broad&Chestnnt Sts.
27, IQtff.
HEAVY INCREASE IN OPERATING
EXPENSES CUTS B. & 0. EARNINGS
Gross Increased $1,916,879. in March, While Net $ell
$436,199 Lee Rubber and Tire Directors Declare
Initial Dividend 'This Afternpon
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad made
a Rood showing- In gross earnings In
March, figures for' which came-out today,
but Ihe net results for the month wero
smaller than the same month of the pre
vious year, due to a larno Increase In
operating; expenses. Tho gross earnings
for March reached a total of $9,249,711, nn
increase of '$1,918,879. The fotal operat
ing expenses were $7,082,167, an expan
sion of $2,353,078 over March of last
year. This heavy Increase was largely
In the maintenance of equipment, that Item
totaling $2,136,113, Increase $1,081,619.
The net earnings were $2,187,544, decreaso
$436,199.
For the first nine months of tho com
pany's fiscal year tho gross earnings
nmounted to $82,079,479, Increano $14.
632,893 ! total operating expenses $57,
704,418, Increase $9,292,497; net $24,376,
061, increase $5,340,396.
The directors of the Lee nubber nnd
Tire Company meet In Now York this
afternoon. An initial dividend will bo
declared on the company's stock, as was
stated In this column some time ngo.
While forecasts of tho possible amount of
the dividend have been ranging from BOI
LONDON STOCK MAIIKET
Trading Is Small Labor Trouble Af-
fects American Department
LONDON. Ain-I! 27. On tHo whole, se
curities on (lie Sock Exchange displayed
steadiness todny, although trading con
tinued on a small scale.
Tho gilt-edged section moved upward,
reflecting a fresh rise in TJutch exchange,
owing to the preparations at Amsterdam
to pay for 7,000,000 British Treasury bills
recently purchased.
Labor troubles and uncertainty over
tho diplomatic situation Avere responsible
for Irregularity In tho American depart
ment, which was lower In the main.
Home railway shares wero not nctlve
and Canadians wero dull. South American
rails wero sustained. An Interim dividend
of 2 per cent, on the stock of the United
Hallways of Havana caused firmness In
that Issue.
Russian securities nnd tho French loan
hold well, following Paris. Russian com
mercial bills nre being placed hero In
larger amounts nt current rates.
A setback In the staple affected rubber
shares, and mines and oils wcro dull.
Loridon
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Canadian Pacific .....
Chesapeake & Ohio .
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Brie
do 1st pref
Illinois Central
I,oulsllle & Nashville
N Y Central
Pennsylvania
Heading
Southern Pacific
Union Paclflo
U S Steel
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED
New Jersey Zlno Company, regular Quarterly
of 4 per cent, and an extra of B per rent,, both
payable Hay 10 to stock of record April 28.
Pressed Steel Car Company, resular quar
terly of li per cent, on preferred stock, pay
able Slay 24 to stock of record Slay 3. .
I.lztrett & Myers Tobacco Company, regular
quarterly of 8 per cent, on common stock, pay
able June 1 to stock of record May IS.
Commercial Trust Company, regular quar
terly of 4 per cent,, payable Slay 1 to stock
of record April 20.
Detroit United Railway Company, quarterly
of 14 per cent., payable June 1 to holders of
record Slay 16, The last previous disburse
ment was IU per cent, on March 1.
A 6 NOTE
Maturing In three years
Large property Talus
Good earning record
PRICE TO YIELD OVER,
Circular furnished upon req
MELLOR & PE
SItmbers N, Y. & I'hlla. fllock Kxrhanges
336 COMMERCIAL TKl'ST IIUILHINO
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Barnett Oil & Gas Ob.
UOVailT-SOLD qUOTF V
lFrlte for special circular ,V. .
E. H. CLARIES
Inrestment 8eeurltleiT
William St. New Vork Cltr
H Beefch Creek Railrq?yl
ss9 1st 4 Bonds S m
H Due 1936 "jm )
fl Price on Application, t
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About JUNE 1st, 1916
Will Open an Uptown
IS
cents to 11 n
a share. It Is considered al
most certain that the disbursement will
be 75 cents, or at the rata of $3 per nn
num.
There was very little to discuss In the
dealings on the Philadelphia Stock Ex
change today. While somo stocks ad
vanced, the majority of them showed
slight losses or sold unchanged from the
close of yestet-day, ""
Greatest activity was centred In a few
of the arbitrage issues, the most-prominent
being Pennsylvania Railroad and
United States Steel common, although the
former had a shade the better. There was
a loss of 3 18 In the price of Elcctrla nnd
People's 4s, which sold at 79 !4, ,
A sale of one block of 1000 shares of
Lake Superior at 9, shortly after the
opening of the market, was thought to be
for foreign account. This price was U
under the last sale price. It Is known
that there Is a considerable amount of foreign-owned
stock of this company In the
hands ot brokers in this city awaiting
sale, the total amount being estimated nt
roundly 60, COO shares. The majority of
this Is for sale at a scale Upward.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
NEW YORK, April 27. The coffee mar
ket opened firm at 4 to 6 points higher
on scattered buying by commission houses,
owing to the continued strength in Bra
zil. Sales on tho call .were E750 bags.
Today's Yesterday's
opening. clot.
March 8.07420.70 fl,008.68
April 8.2AIM.28
Slay 8.32 8.27MB. 28
Tuns 8.SI 08.32
July 8,40 8.89W8.83
August "8.42 H.40WB.41
September ,.., .... K.4508.4B
October '8.30 8.48O8.B0
November 8. Ill OR. 08
December KM R. B.I 8. 57
January ,...'8,00 S.RBGrR.Ol
February -8.03 8. 0808.63
Bid.
Total sales, 0000 bafts.
BANK CLEARINGS
iianic clearings today compared with corre
sponding day Inst two years:
1010. lots. 1014.
Phllada. ,.137,380,482 123.027,743 127,107,141
with
ELKINS, MORRIS & CO.
BANKERS
Land Title Building
" Phlladolphii
American Ice
Real Estate 1st 6s,
August, 1942
Scranton Electric Co.
1st Ref. 5s, July, 1937
. Pcnna. Water & Power Co.
1st 5s, January, 1940
Particulars on Request
Chevrolet
Motor Company Slock
The Company's present schedule
calls for an output of 96r482 cars lnji
1916, nnd to dato this schedule hsra
been easily maintained. With ithls
production, the company should earn
over 8,000,000 In 1916, or about j 40
a share on the stock. Alreadytjjflers
are being .received from aceQjg for
1917 deliveries, and lilVncIsfry they
call for larger allotments than 1916. .
It Is estimated that 160,000 cars will
be needed to supply next year's 'de
mand, and on this output the com
pany should earn close to $70, a share
In 1917.
Circular on request.
. K. Rice, Jr. & Co.
Phones 4001 to 4010 John. 30 Wall St.. N, T,,
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