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MCE TALK GAINS
ffl LONDON, WHILE
CASUALTIES GROW
ijJflKlish Economist Sees Dif.
ffiCUIcy in xvuasitui un ac
Constantinople
BIG BLOWS POSSIBLE
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1016,
PtULADELPniA
MARKETS
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By FRANCIS W. HIRST;
dltor, tho Economist, London,
Spcclal Cools l JSVeiiliifl Lidgir
'lONDON May 24. Tlioso whom I con-
Wilted on FTcniaetu wnnorra unanotte
W attach 8' -' importance to u, dm
if- S,ir 'two or three sentences havo yt been
n?L-ii stiates nowsonpera have afforded
''Sieutral mno for discussion between bel
, i.rtits. Tho Vlow mai mo war cannot
ended by Napoleonic blows gains ground
'. innrnln numbers believe that tho
stus quo ante with modincatlons offers
St- v....i fnr ii Recuro sottlcment. especial-
I lr now thnt tho changed psychology of tho
-.. 1 1,anlna tn nenn nllf In Mia
X? SSSr Their Ions casualty lists
11 ; financial sacrifices compared with our
n.a iiiio ---.lit (nil nvnrvwhern. hut
Slrman despondoncy Is further stimulated
A "2 ,t.-i,. rvimmerclnl Isolation.
' The difficulties of reaching n settlement
3 'er Eastern problems would be very great
i l Russia Dressed tho views of Prof. Paul
, tminVatr. leader of tho Democratic Con-
. .nni n.irlv of tho Duma, which In-
- tik&t the acaulsltlon of Constantinople and
. . . l- .- T twin -. A. I At
i fortification oi me ""
r j Sir Edwin 1'enre reiriiiiueu mo iuuuj uini
' Constantinople hnsi n population of mort
'V,M than a million, including maimy ureclts.
t-fHl Turks and Armenians. It has only about
''? five or six thousand Slavs, Including, per
hips, sir Ilussians.
Tho establishment of a freo port with
Bo fortifications appenrs to bo the Idcnl so
lution. Meanwhile, peace talk continues In tho
financial district; nnd tho stock markets,
though quieter today, malntnln cheerful
ness. liuigarinn us num ycaieiuuy m u
Brailllans wore strong. Tho fall In silver
may Indlcato thnt tho high price brougnt
it to the melting pot Clearly, tho vast
quantity of silverware operates ngalnst ex
treme prices.
Daylight saving has been Introduced
without friction or Inconvenience, except for
soma crumbllnc by farmers. Wo nit rlsn
' nd retire nn hour earlier than usual, nnd
"' only' complain that It was not dono in
April. Hut tho saving of water In the
Vaterlng of Btrects Is rousing protests, for
dust carries disease.
Mevitor-ilj i ?"'oni: Car Si ;mi
red. fl.oeei.05i Nd ViJJ'.'liJt" No. 2
llht 7.'Pli, 1B.I2T hn.y.
---..,,,, Dn.( H,... I,- .
"P.-. 2 whlfju"'."..'e.
OUlli. Th .i..l
9"et trade. oiiBfTi.
n No. 3
ttsiSK rSSR-wttS!5-
- " "-
rJl'r1! "t'r with
" iota Tn ! ."
Vfllow, sarisjC; . ". Jo. location.
:vt "'low, ttdrt;rasr Jcf?' ao
-w"..per 70 is. b, azk ,u ye no'
OATS.n-wVn. ".S'fi
r5
TRUMPET BIRD AND POISON TOADS
BROUGHT HERE AND NOT BY ROOSEVELT
South American Rarities, on Way to Detroit, Home ol
Henry Ford, May Be Used in Political Campaign.
Bird Lives to Be 60 Years Old
??,: No
7i C,
lUmilli u.a
- " ". iiu wa
inti aV. T- . loirer.. OnntnlUM
PTWDUC.! tni4..J llYl""!'"
White, 4704RnTvu- "W.8. 1?.V
iiu njitntt r "" :" .
- ' wiijifoj
DltlUn
.'"(.Hi BHTTiniA Aa-
'V'iAri?'',""?.
. lnUfcP.'lE.t. m
v.Tu,," " h.r.-
11848 bbte. nd
iiuminni,
409
4d't
urined
3.001.40
tradlnit and
wills, eholS 3 " orna, Irt.sjBh .vi; ii,.
Sh So11.0-!. MfiSwJsS2asr.eieAr' '??
op.. ri
on nn. mtm
.& -n! -!J'
tuTBr, m.doi
' hv'8.. .. "" vairm
at $36.io ctr obi.. ?.d?-,l".a'. We nuoti
, PKOV1SIONS
.i. .ii"'"'. an'l alr-drim. bK. . i. ."""'
Innit
a 8c,
nn airrled. 2(fc.. 'i. L
,1 bf hamB.uSnaifr'lS.lV'- .'"llK AT.
i - :ic. J a - I". t nnrna
8o.i picnic shoulder? d' ij0'.".. b?llt" boneless
do., smoked! 13V4 0' b,liftcuffd,i,lmi 12"j
Ine to a.trnt, ti..'S"' 'P Pickle, nccord-
to brand and ?- 10ci' breakfast bacon,
Western i cured I ffifflf' cl,y cur'd. "o.: do.
nned. tierces ,IfiI8V,i 'rd' Western, fe.
do., pun cltr1 kifiTAU'!0" ."? ,.tul". lWt:
do., do.. In lub. l4r4"'"!re'1, ln tlcrcMl "c i
HEFINED SUGARS
quiet but steady.
A rival of tho Colonel's bewhlskercd nut
eating Trinidad bird 13 In town today.
It Is a raro trumnet hlrd. from Pnlnmhl
South America, which sings like a bugle
nnd lives to bo 60 years old. Hurrior has It
that It will bo taken to Detroit, where
Henry Ford lives. Tho political ttlgnlflcance
of the bird's Visit nnd destination wni
heightened by the fact that It Is nccom
panled by two cucuru toads that spit
poison. Tho combination ought to bo valu
able In the campaign.
Tho menngerle Is owned by Dr. Henry
Stephens, of Detroit, who Is at tho Belle
vue-Stratford after a Jaunt through South
America. His friends assert that ho has
proved that T. It. waa not the only mnn
who could come homo from foreign clime
with Blngnlar booty.
Tho trumpet llrd caused qutto n, rlpplt
of Interest In tho lobby of tho hotel.
"Lcmmo den animal schn," demnnded a
visitor from Columbia, l'a. "Ks iss nlcht
Bitch a bird ln moln homo town."
Its name Isn't In the dictionary. Dut It's
worth maybo as much nn ,100, said Doclot
Stephens, bocause It's a rare bird Up hen
Its song Is like the vevelllo of a bugle and
u cats bananas and oranges nnd cooked
rice. It turns up its bill at apples and
cherries. It Is black and yellow nnd somt
what smaller than a robin.
i-H0 c"cunf. i0- which are harmless
L'!? "'"n" they're dead and stuffed, wen
captured In Paraguay,
J?-5ro,JEf.11 'my hat ovcr fm" I1 thctl
rr' "Jhen taxidermist asphyxiated
12'JJ they. sp." on yur "& It tunu
red nnd smarts! but It doesn't kill you."
t?nhie.8,Vielr, aml th0 toads. Doctot
f had 26 pounds of big lima beans
real limn beans from Lima, Peru. He'
flmaVB'Li'rce(L.,.hem w,,h "fttlvo-growr.
iwMi- , wh.'.ch ,,s ""'d ,iavo Browi.
smaller and smaller becauso of In-breedlna
rdH.-S.,ril" ,n Duenos A,rcs Do:'"- Ste
Sno of ,"."? Rr!csJ,ot.Dr- nom," Naon.
Fans ' C delcBa,ea t Niagara
WHEAT TAKES DROP
JUST BEFORE CLOSE
.. The.
lions:
market was
Ltxira
powdered 7 Vn bit. uranuiaiea. 7.U0W7.
V.BOaf aif i i?SliTSS-t.,:an;,S oners' A. 7,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
UlJTTKll r
Quota
TO
.o'osi
steady undVTThSJ?nilw!1" ,a,r nnA rrlc" ru "
crn solld"r?nri,ilfh-t.orf'r,n,f,'i Quotations: West
oxtri ii fia'S,' . r'."m'ryA. 'W specials, S3c. :
auc- nSa?h'1i!!5"' SuW.? I econds. 2UO
r.ncM "earpy Brlnts. tancy. 33c: aerairB .
danntirli Oil (Til 11
Jobbing'' Bales o7
h
!!
fl,mk U
i
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YOniC, May 24. Tho Foreign Ex
change markot during tho first hour of busi
ness today was very dull and fqr tho most
part heavy In tone. Sterling, francs nnd
relchsmarks ruled at now low figures on
the movement reached lato on Tuosdav
evening. Otherwise there was no feature.
Quotations: Demand sterling, 4.75
'4.75 11-16; cables, 4.7C 7-10; franc cables,
9JU; checks, 5.93; relchsmarks, 70
1i lire cables, 0.31?;; checks, G.32VJ;
Swiss cables, 5.23 ; checks, B.24i ; Vien
na, 13.3013.35; Stockholm, 30.2530.36;
rullder cables, 414; checks, 41; rubles,
lMK30?J. Pesetas were slightly firmer
t 19.90019.95.
i; Criticism of tho failure of Imports of gold
from Canada now amounting to $16,556,000
on this movement, so far to hold sterling,
Jl'liet by tho statement thnt there aro at
tt present tlmo large offerings of grain bills.
'JTier,e ia some conflict of opinion rolatlve to
KSiEfobable- extent of, tho gold Import
jninemeni. jjome Manners continue to ns
ert that thora Is nt nresent mnrn irnii
niavallablo In tills city than required for any
'M JiartIcular purpose, but of cqurso this does
jl not alter tho situation, Premium on New
,g. ikiiw iinango ac jiontrcal Is U of 1 per
cent, me same as for tho last week or 10
days. Tho reaction in Now York Exchange
at Scandinavian centres is duo to tho recent
decline ln tho volumo of our shipments to
those countries, to which reference has al
ready been made.
A,,IV- -. '."" 2?33e
fannv nrtnta aoraiu.T" v"
sunoiSnmnini' B?od anJ rrlcn llrm. with
SaSJs neJrhl Sle.llncdnnup- Quotations: ln frca
o?? 'tnm?nr-br x,ra' .20c' PT doz i nrsts. IJ.05
?clnt! ?n W aMi Pennsylvania current re
re o " i i iin.pe&cl,.",i oth" nearby current re
Wnftrn' '.. Western extras, 28c. per doi.:
Kntf? fr"h s w"'
atteiiSE FZfi1, m'J'et ruled firm under llht
nrrerlnss nnd a fair demand. Quotations: New
sneelal. hicw""J' ncy, now. 17 SlHc.:
BIIPTiaiS, nlClier: do., lift.. tnir- n mn,l l.l
U'17C.: dO.. do., hflrf Blma UrTAlnL.- '
do.,
POULTRY
ii- S"TFow,"jy.ere well cleaned up nnd ncaln
J?.?.-i...lBnIi. whl,'.B "Pr'nir chickens showed a
further sllKht dccllno. due to froer ofterlna and
-SS'o,11 mo1ernte demand. Quotations: Fowls.
J .?JS- roM'era, 13Hc: sprlnic chickens, ac
n?,T3r.? ,0.4.a'1,.sr' ."elBhlnif 18f2 lbs. nploco.
!n.i2c Vhl,t0 lshorns, according to quality,
JlWaSc; ducks, as to size and quality, low
por' palfC ""feS-J ver V1'' 80f:!2c-i a- vounc.
...ii'lAth-Tho market ruled Arm with de
mand readily absorblne tho offerlncs of de
'r,?iVlc. stn,ck-. Quotations follow: iVesh-kllled
Poultry, dry-packed Fowls, 12 to box. dry-
lbs. nplecr. Se.i welghlne 4 lbs. apiece, 22c.:
wolsjhlns; aU lbs, apiece. 21c: welichlne 3 lbs.
"IL'W lsriV-??-i fowls In barrels, fancy, dry-P-.kld,-
wjlshlnc 14 D lbs. apiece, 21V4c;
KfJfhlnir 1 lbs. apiece. 21V4c: smaller sljes.
liSP20c. : old roosters, dry.plrked. lUc.i broil
ers, Jersey, fancy. BOCODc: do., other nearby.
v.eiKnintr sua lbs. per pair. 404nc.: larser
capons, per lb. Welghlne HW1U
iaiier sizes. :iwhc;
"'fif'flp. . H.iiinViR rtt
te. neltrhlnc ll(H)iy lbs. per doz.. $4.73
neisnin? ma'lll 1DH,
Last Prices Are a Little Better
Thnn Yesterdny Shorts
Help by Buying
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
tolhy8b,J,,:Jnf,"lVUZo,nndTe" "ld "l ttUC,l0n
STOCK.
"n';on,?..f"?..Th rd streets Tas-
"."""r V9- . 235!4
orain nr.i.T wiUTiir.n ronr.cAST
CIIICACIO, May 24 Tho weather forecast
for 3D hours follows)
Illinois .Unsettled tonlilit nnd Tlmrsday,
Miowers north nnd crntmli not nnieli rhanao
In leniperutures.
-iTllV.ourtT,)'n"',ll' ',,lr tonlsht nnd nrolc
nbl Thursday) not much chance In tempera-
.i.y'l!:co.n,,nr8h.ow"" . ton'aht and Thurs
day.1, not much rhnnar In temperatures.
.Minnesota Shoners loniitht nnd Thursdayi
cooler Thursday nnd northeast tonight.
. '""V' Unsettled tonight nnd Thiirsilnn
prnbnbly showers nnd narmer tonlcht In ei-
Iremo east.
orth Dakota showers
Thursdayi cooler Thursday.
Hnuth Dakota hlioners
Thursdnyt cooler ThtiMilay.
. ..i-uriisKn -i-ariir cloudy
tontftht
tonrsnt
nnd
nnd
nnd
nlvan H ". fih 1 ii
"""i "" iot. tUlt
lba. nplece. 27W2Si
nurKfl, nenrby, spri
uuis. vvnue. v
MB. 10: white.
WPUK: white.
i.uu: oo..ado.. 7 lbs, nor
do.. rtUi lbs. per U02.,
U1MU, small nnd No. a.
c. ; smaller
injr, a;
Wt(irhlnir
H lbs. per tfoz., J3
f-.t)UU'.lU
Ji uu..
J1.75
BANK CLEARINGS
tt.Blng1daaryn'iastt yea'r1.P,rea wUh COr"
teeni.....l.loT.l"lR 1211.112,308 2S.11374H03
Wliadelphla. 4U,1)S(I.1J7 2U.7lT,277 M.wL',??!
RATES FOR MONEY
'W Torfc .
;fiiladlphla
IIUU
cbicsto "::."::::::: 3
Call.
4
Tlmo.
2U MH
3 (flM
4 O-ife,
Sugar Futures Dull and Lower
NEW YOUIC. May 24. Sugar futures
epened dull and lower this morning, first
Prices showing declines of 6 points to an
J?"08 of l I10'"4, with sales on tho call
r" tons- Wall street sold freely, with
wiban Interests on the buying side.
THE WEATHER
'
OlTiclal Forecast
, WASHINGTON. May 24.
. J,.eastern Pennsylvania: Fair tonight
"".."'ursaayj slightly warmer Thursday;
tentla shifting winds.
Showers covered the Atlantic slope, tho
J!2 "?' Bnd "PPer Missouri Valley and west
IJ.i nada dl""lnc the last 21 hours, and
f""n u; over scattered areas In those dls
uiets this morning, Tho rainfall was not
eW' excePt t a few stations. Partly
fi. y.weather Prevails in the Lake region.
nni r?.'. ana Mississippi Vnileya and tha
Jii tM Tha temperatures have rlBen
Som f ?Ji m.'JSt places- excePt aionB tha
S.i"a.!!10 coastl ana are eenerally
wasonabla this morning, tho chief exception
Atlantao"alo erat UeflclenQy ftIo"S '" North
U. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
"wvations taken at 8 a. m. Eastern tlms.
si... 8 J
!uta. Oa
usntlo Clly ; .
"marck. N. D.
"ton. Mass..!
.;. -.". .. i.... n
J-narieston. 8. C. 72
-Wco. 111.....' 83
itov.Und. O.Z., d
Riwar- F.oi.:::: tm
dox
l2.10; dark,
.Wc.Ull.
FRESH FRUITS
Choice stock met with fair sals nnd values
penerally ruled steady as follows: Annies, per
bbl. Wlneiap. 3,r.O4, Italdwln, I3li Oreen
Inff. I2..vi.i.r,n lion Davla, $23i other varlo
tles. Jl.flutoa.ao: No. 2. l.252. Apples, west
ern, per box, 11.2001.75. Oranges, Florida.
Per crate. $2 BUM I. Grapefruit. Florida, per
crate. ll.7nies,ril. Lemons, por box. 2ip:i
I'lneapples, per crate Porto Rico. 2.2ri2.73.
atruw berries, per qt. eastern Shore, 8012c.i
N. C.. 7llc.! Norfolk. rfBc.
VEGETABLES
The market riilfl iliiailv nn., mn.l.rat- nt.
ferlngs nnd a fair demand. Quotations: White
Potatoes, per bush. Pennsylvania, tl.1201.lt:
New York. tl.U31.10, Western. $1.1)301.10;
do., Ao. Jersey, per basket No 1 Ilosc, dnffp
7r.c: No. 1 other varieties, ilffOJnc: No, 2. 30O
40c. j do., do., per bbl. No. I Florida, t5.r.()fi
T..7.V Nn TTlnrMn. SAlfAft. Vn t Rnnth riiri-
Una. tl.G0O3.25: No. 2 South Carollnn. I3.OU0'
i -.i. Mweet potatoes, jersey, per oakt. ?.o. l. so
(0dUc. No. 2. 23iP30,; do., do.. Jersey. Delaware
and Mnryland. per hamner No. 1. 75c tl: No
2, 50IU60C.I do., do.. Virginia, per bbl $1.50
1.73. Qnlnns, per 100-lb. bag. I1U2: do..
Texas, per cummer crate No. 1. $1.75(02; No
2. tl. BiifJl. no. Cnbbnite. Norfolk, per bbl
crato. tl. 50121. 75. Celery. Florida, per crat
tl.7n22.25. Waterrrosa, per 100 bunches, 11.30
4pi;.."U). Lettuce. North Carolina, par basket
J14J2.50. Deans, Florida, per basket, 11.23 f
1.75. Peas. North Carolina, per W-bbl. ba
ket. ll.23ttl.Si; do., do., per H-bbl. basket. Jl
1.25: do.. Norfolk, per tt.bbl. basket. tl.SOU
Prpers. Florida, per carrier, tl.755? 2. ICgr
nlant, Florida, per crate, $1.5002,50. Jtadlsher
Norfolk, per hamper. 60c.SP$l. Squash, Flor
Ida, por crate. jl.B04Pl.75. Tomatoes. Flpr
Ida, per carrier Fancy. $303.50; choice. tOJ
-uu'-gc.
4 l 1.,
in ,VXl.n" ,"no",r" north! not much chongo
-iu.uS-iu" flcn,'rnllr. fnlr 'onimt and prob
ably Thursdayi continued nnrrn.
CHICAGO, May 21. After showing
strength for tho greater part of the session
tho wheat market today declined near tho
end. nnd final prices showed gains of from
a to Sic, or lic to 1-JJc under tho
highest.
Tho early advances wero brought about
by disappointing reports from Oklahoma,
wiiero hot wenthor caused damage, ns It
followed so closely after the recent dry spell,
nnd this brought about buying on a general
scaie, wnicn was led hy the Southwest.
Shorts also covered nnd stiffened tho mar
ket to some degree. The late recession was
caused by liquidation nnd profit-taking on
a fairly liberal scale. Traders gonorally
gavo considerable significance to reports
that Count von Buelow was to come to this
country In a special mission, which led to
comment as to the possibilities of early
pence moves.
Theso reports cxerclsod the greatest in
fluence In tho last hour's trading.
Corn dropped sharply In sympathy with
wheat. In this commodity the shorts cov
ered early, but the Ilnal tone was barely
steady, with some pressure from scattered
sources,
ln tho late part of tho scsslonvbgk mfwyp
After showing advnncos of c In tho
leading options, oats declined tc to lc.
In the lato part of tho session. There were
moro faovrabio advices from tho crop
country.
Tho report of tho Price Current Isued to
day, was considered bullish nt tlio time It
was received In the market. In addition
there wore numerous private reports of
damage, but all this was overshadowed by
the attention attracted to tho German sit
uation ln tho last hour.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Ycs'day's
Wheat Open. High. Low. Close, close.
Slay 1.0o l.uu'i l.iis l.os'i l.o7Ji
July l.oinl i.iiji l.onfi 1 on); l.iiiit!
Sept. ., 1.10V1 l.UH l.ltliitl.luH l.OOti
30 ahs. Mecond
in .k. 5",""lm Co 914tt
10 ShS. Nat onnl llJK '. '.'... M4W
SKVoTthpoVV--Land' ., -Par150
! sh. ."cnirnl V3..Yn-.-.-.-.VV '-?' ?!?
1 sh. Phlisri.iAh- "j:Sii,i."."i.P5F. " "
in,. ........ .....iuiiui uanKi
1 Sh
.""d Third Streets" Pas'.
par
. .UV. - - - .
Rn llAnk nt XT-.... LIZ ......... t
Hon "" America; par
Hank""'oi" North' America:'
4 B,7il7-lr"'n'wil'l''P"-iiaiV. a60,i
1 h 4.V?'t. Preferredi par 180 .? .. 07
1 SII. htAftt IVnntv Kanu rn J. v' 7
. ,Par ISO ;. ....'""" ' " "'i nrM
2 shs. IVnnsyhanla Firs InVuV.ncV Co.:
11 shs Pennsylvania Flro Insurance CoV:
,rt .par ' mil) ,.n
10 shs. Mutual Trust Co.; par tho .'.'. kU
10 shs. Mutual Trust Ci Ke isn"" fnV
Co
r (
Hallroa
mo . .
Itallroad
-.: -.". ,v, . i,,r luu.
J.SK0 .superior Corporation
d Co., first
2!H
30
lH
Co.,
10 ahs
first
ll at.. -,. ."".
- -,.o. ,,MHn HUD
Bl shs. Catawlssii
preferred : par $50
34 shs. CataVlssa lull
iirererred. par tSO
IS I'enniVlVltnla l-nmnnnv T--
nulK.?a,?anrL,r00nn" 0r',n,ln,, An- 7,1
''preWhar'VBr "-I ', C'y '. ? L
B4U
54H
"h'-.rt-'5. Association of Philadelphia:
12 . f'nd Tltlo nnd Trust ColTnii;
2S shs' Miit'"?'' "5s
.. .!V,',.,"U ''lfo and Trust Co.;
nn- 1 111,7 "" """ I-"'
i..nSfu.rnnc? Company of Btato of
..Pennsylvania: par tlOO
Co"1 Possenror Itnllway
25 8llni',S.'i!'''j.!ll ,'"1'1' Bouthwark " (nth
nnd Uth Hts.) Passenger Hallway
80 shs. Oeririiiitow'n'iVs-s'tng'er''ltailway
45 shs Orcen' "and " Coat'e'a' " a'tree't's' "fas-
R.nffn. llnllural, f-
IS shs. Philadelphia Clt'
uinui airects)
10 shs Thirteenth 'anil' FYfte'e'rith St'rVets
. . . Penor Ilallvtay Co
14 ahs. West Philadelphia (Market
Mrri'All T'-l naonirno Itn....a ft.
31 shjj Philadelphia,' Oermuntown '
, Norrlstown Hallway Co,; par
24 shs. Central National Hank;
25 Bhs. Khrmen arid' '.Mechanics'' '
tlonal llank; par $100
r. shs Farmers and Mechanics'
uunai nana; par tiuu
y (Chestnut nnd
Passenecr Hall-
100H
118
343
103,
118
UW,
235
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BRADY ANNOUNCES
SCENARIO CONTEST
7
World Film Corporation to Offer
Prize of $1000 for Best
Scflpt
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COTTON MARKET WEAKENS
AFTER RALLY AT THE START
Bears Maintain That Drought Is Broken
Effectively In tho East
NEW YORK. May 24, Tho splendid
weather nil over tho cotton helt did muct
to offset steady cabloa and bis spot aalea II
Liverpool thla morning. Dut the cotton mar
ket had a fairly steady opening, at 2 polnto.
higher to 3 lower.
sears maintained that the drought wak
nroken effectively In the eastern belt, ana
mat In view of tho disappointing peace de
velopments, domestla weather conditions
will bo the controlling factor In the market
for a time.
At the end of the first 15 minutes ttiv
market was quite steady at 2 to 4 polnh.
net higher.
The early rally carried prices about 4
to 8 points net higher, but the market
weakened, following the publication of tho
western belt forecast and prices eased to
about last night's dosing figures. Spbl
nouso brokers wero actlvo buyers of October
on a scale down, but there seemed to be a
renewal of moro or less general scattering
liquidation and local pressure. The selling
may have been based partly on the better
torecasts than some had expected.
The receipts of cotton at the ports for the
day were estimated at 15,000 bales, com
pared with 20,035 bales last week, .9735
pales last year and 13,759 bales ln 1914,
Yes, close, Open. 11 a,m. 13m. 2 p.m.
March ......18.17, 13.10 '.. 13.U ....
Jtfiy . : fa!" 12.88 13.0& 12.88 12.87
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December ...12.07 1UT 13.o
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5 ahs. Cho'lien'T'r'us't'c'o'.';'pnr'tii')6:!
B shs, Fidelity Trust Co.: Dar tlun.
A V1-' .p'dellly Trust Co.; par $100... 710
10 shs. Pcoplu'a Trust Co.: par $3(1... 40
25 shs Homo Life Jnsurancs Co.. par
$10
20 sh'. Iluntlncdon nnd Ilroad Top
Mountain Hallroad and Conl Co..
. preferred (votlne trust rertlUcates).
10 shs. Philadelphia and Western Itall-
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1 sh. Oreen and Coatca streets Pa's-
scnirer llallnay Co 118'
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par $10(1 370
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par $25
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par 123
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Tone Steady Notwithstanding As
quith's Expenditure Statement
LONDON, May 24. There was n steady
tone on the Htock Exchange today, nnd it
was noted that confidence Beemed to bo
maintained In spite of Premier Asqulth's
statement that current dally expenses for
war purposes amounted to 4,820,000, the
largett thus far, with no prospect of any
reduction.
Tho revenues for tho -week amounted to
6,478.000, while tho expenditures were
28.359.000. Thero was sold 12,381,000
of exchequer bonds and tho amount of
Treasury bills outstanding was Increased
12,035.000.
American railway shares were Irregular
In spots, duo to advices from your side.
Home rails were harder, but Canadian Pa
cifies were slightly below the highest. Good
earnings caused n firm tone to Grand
Trunk securities. Irregularity was shown
In Argentine rails because of decided earn
ings. Ullt-edged securities wero hard, and It
was apparent that there was some cautious
buying (or the account of Amsterdam. For
eign government commitments had a
checkered appearance. Trading was quiet
In oil and mine Issues and the changes
were mixed. .
BONDS.
$200 Alburtls Silk nibbon' Mills, a per
cont.. coupons Juno nnd Decem
ber, due 1020 (coupons from De
.. cember. 1018. attached) ...Lot $200
11000 Southport Land Co., 6 per cent.,
Rencrnl mortcnee xit $400
BOO United States Steel Corporation. 0
Ser rent., sinking fund. Interest
lay and November, duo 11)03.. 10IH
3000 Northwestern Lumber Co., U per
cent., hrst mortnare, coupons
January and July, due July.
1017 so
S000 City of Philadelphia. 4 per cent.,
coupons January and July, duo
1043 102K
1000 Washlnaton, Arlington and Falls
Church Hallway Co., 3 per cent.,
first consolidated mortvace, cou
pons March and September, dua
1058 80
1000 North Springfield Water Co.. B per
rem., nrst mortgage, coupons
January and July, dua 11128 . . .
20000 Marloy Mills, U per cent, due
1032 Lot
Theatrical Baedeker
LX,n,?r'nrwn Topics." with Dert Leslie.
Hoohle Tucker, .Lois Josephlno ana Wviiui..
ton Cross, a Winter Harden musical revue
nt tho girl type, lluslc. comedy and costume-,
1'OnrtKHT "His Hrldal Nlaht." with Itotslka
nnd lansql Dolly, a rnrce comedy In thres
acta, by Laurcnto Itlslnc. which tells of a
joiina- man who on his bridal night cannot
ten hi" wife from her twin sister.
WM.-lil-iJ.TL:',9,!''l",''i wh Edward Sterllnit
urlohts All-Colored Company. Hhnkespoare's
lEi,tS2y. DrenemtMl rot- the rirst time with all
tho parts In the hands of negroes.
ruATunn films.
STANLEY Wednesday. " Pnsquale. " with
"iS,if-8. !!'."".. " jyorP."coJran"unt ftnturai
Pri?i'ie,.-,,h Qharlle Chaplin. Thursday.
,.l!iaC.and.?atu,'',y' "Sweet Kitty llellalrs."
-h..ifLIao .?J,utfnyi, I-asky. Paramount mm.
Chaplin a "Police.'
A ACA.''VrW'f,.n('"'lay.'. "The Middleman." with
J"t-fheval"!r.' ? Mf,ro Production. Thurs-
.' Friday and .Saturday, "Not My Slater."
with lleaalo IJarrlscale and William Desmond.
an Inco production,
i-VA-1r-.lV,e,,llV'.",lasr,"ThB J'eart of Nora
niJ,"'. Wth Mario Doro. n Lasky-Pnrnmount
nroductloii. Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
"DaWd Oarrlck." with Dustin Farnum, a
Pallas picture.
VIC I-OItrA Wednesday. "Tangled rates." with
f:'.f !,,ra(ly',Jl llrndy-World production, nnd
Tn!H .SnJ)wwCV1,re' a, Keystone-Triangle nim,
Thursday. Friday nnd Saturday. "Tho Spell
"n-.,ht. Kl.ll,0J,v. "l.th Kdmund Tlreeso. and
in1i0T-,'.o!0d Ouv." with William Collier, an
n.!9 S'"1.1.'! nroJuctlon.
DLLMONT Welncsdny and Thursday. "The
gnwers." with lllanche Sweet. Friday and
Saturday. "The Floorwalker." with Charlie
Chanllni "The Straight ltoad." with Ulodys
Hanson, etc.
I-OC TJHT- -.J nesdny nnd Thursday, "Sudden
n ches." with Itobert Warwick nnd Clara
Vvhrole. Friday and Saturday. "A Million
a Minute." with Francis X. Uushman.
VACDr.VILLD.
4 Co.. In "The Une-
In "rjlvnm'n Cn ,,v
ancer: the Misses nnmnhsll. In A. Tr-m-..
jasper, tjo dor nctor: Van and Schenck: Hen
Ilvun nnd Harrietts Lee, In "you've Spoiled
J.1.1: . Spenser ICelly and Marlon Wilder, In
"Melodies Pnst nnd Present;" Frank Mul
lane. In "Musical Scales and .Humorous
Tales:" Lo Iloen nnd Duproece. and the Sellr
Trlbuno IMetor nl Nowtt m
OLOIli; "Tho Millionaire's Son;" Werner" anl
Amoros TrouiM! the flldonles fn "Tho Laughv
Factory:1; Maby Hoslyn: Delmore nnd Moore.
11 1 Y.!ri?""!..lh.' u.Scne",! . J,m WoWllllaro
nnd "Tho Midnight ClerU."
NIXON'S anAND Tiny May's Circus, the Dia
mond Palate. Marguerlto Farrcll, Kllnor.
TftJln.C..n.ni1 StcClay. Oasion. Palmer. Spencer
nnd Vtllllams and pictures.
cn.sa,r:YP Sih?! Whiteside, In "Around th.
World:" the Sheldon Sisters: the Hlx Amer
ican Whirlwinds, and Jones and Johnson.
Berks County Coroner Dead
HEADING, Pa.. May 24. Dr. U G. Ilaln,
of Shllllngton, Coroner of Berks County
died suddenly here last night In a hospital,
following an operation for appendicitis. lit
was prominent In Democratic county poli
tics for many years.
KEITH'S Ceorge Nash Co.. In
peeled!1' Vanda Horf. In "Nil
Dancer:" the Misses Cnmpbell. ln '
By the Pjiotoplay Editor
This week's Saturday Evening Post will
bear among Its advertising pages the an
nouncement from William A. Urady, of the
World Film Corporation, of a big money
prUe contest for scenarios. Mr. Ilrady, who
Instituted tho contest and who will devote
his personal attention to every scenario or
story submitted, will give to the writer of
the best story or scenario J1O0O.
In addition to the capital price, there
will be 19 other cash awards. Tho first
prlne of ilOOO will go to tho winner, of
course. To those fortunate enough to write
material sufficiently Interesting, awards
will be made In the following manner:
Reconcl prize. 1780: third nrlie. 1AS0.
Fourth, fifth, Blxth and soventh prlacs will
bo $600, $400, $300 nnd 1200, respectively,
with prlios of $100 each to the next 12 best
stories or scenarios accepted by Mr. Brady.
Tho first announcement Is an expression
Dy wiuiam A. Brady or the fact that, In
his opinion, tho storlon and scenarios sub
mitted and actually visualized during the
past soveral years have been, In the ma
jority, trash! that ho wants live, present
day society and human-Interest life stories
and that almost every one has had Inci
dences nnd oxpcrloncea In life which. If
elaborated upon and built up Into a plot or
series of plots would mako Interesting
screen material.
Six secretaries will handle tho Incoming
scripts. They wilt be divided Into four
olassos the logical, Illogical, Impossible
and probnble and will be turned over to
Mr. Brady when tho absolutely Impossible
have been eliminated.
Tho contest wilt closo Septomber 16th.
and tho awards made no soon after that aa
the material can bo read.
The contest Is open to writers of all kinds
professional, amateur and thoso who can
only Jot down their series of incidents. The
scenarios do not havo to bo In regular form,
so long as they form n bnBls for the plo
turtzlng of tho story.
Albert Capellanl has been engaged as
director general'of the Clara Kimball Young
Film Corporation. M. Cnpellanl has been
identified with aomo of Miss Young's great
est productions, among thorn "Camlllo," and
knows her possibilities better .than any
director In the profession. He has already
begun to prepnro his own scenario from
Mr. Chambers' novel, 'The Common Law,"
working both ln collaboration with Miss
Young and the noted author himself.
Ann Pennington knows more about Dick
ens than she does about Broadway. Though
still of the Zlegfeld Follies, Miss Penning
ton will hereafter also bo known as a Fa
mous Players star In Paramount pictures.
Her favorite book is "David Copperfleld."
Anita Spell, the tiny girl who appeared Id
"Man and His Soul," with Francis X. Bush
man and Beverly Bayne. has alroady shown
a talent for modeling ln clay. She draws
well, too, but likes modeling better. She
has not yet decided whether to be a sculptor,
a painter or "a dancer llko Pavlowa,"
JERSEY RErtJBLIGAWI
PLAN CfflCAGO TRT
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Delegates Will Leave June 4 dn
Special Train for
Convention
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
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TODAY AND AIL WEEK !
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BUFFALO
101 RANCH
With Mllltnrr Pageant
PREPAREDNESS
flortDKR CONGRESS
67 Reserved Seats at Glmbe! Bros. Same
Prices as an the Grounds
"Religion in Shalcespearo"
A general meeting of tho Catholic Theatre
Movement In honor of the Shakespeare ter
centenary will be hold nt the Catholic Girls'
High School, 19th and Wood stroots. this
evening at 8 o'clock. Monslgnor Hugh T.
Henry will discuss "Religion In Shakes
peare," while tho Bev. John J. Wheeler,
general secretary of tho theatre movemont.
will make a brief address.
T11BNTON. Mar 34. Chairman usbe.
of the Republican State Committee, has to
sued a call for r special meeting to Hi
held hero next Tuesday to elect a member of"
the National Committee. This position has
been held for ft number of years by
Governor Franklin Murphy, of NewArk, how
a. candidate for United States Senator, and
present Indications point to his re-election
without opposition. '
Plans have) been completed for the trip
of the New Jersey delegates to the Chl
cago convention, Among politicians who
gathered at the State House yesterday the
Impression seemed general that Hughes sen
timent Is gaining ground ln New Jersey,
with n probability that a majority of tho
delegates will bs favorable to Hughes bo
fore Chicago Is reached.
Most of the New Jersey contingent will
go to Chicago by a special train on the
Pennsylvania Itallroad, leaving Jersey City
Sunday afternoon, Juno 4. Tho train will
consist of six private cars, one of which
has been chartered by each of the four
delegates-nt-large and two additional Pull-,
mans. The train will stop nt Newark.
Elizabeth, Trenton ana Philadelphia, the
south Jersey contingent toardlng It nt the
latter point
Colonel William Barbour, of Patersonr
one of the delegates credited with beln
behind tho Boosavelt boom, will go to Chi
cago on hts own private car by the way of.
the Erie Railroad. Ho will be accompanied
by a party of friends, among whom wilt be,
a number of Roosevelt supporters.
Tho majority of the delegates will reach
Chicago at E o'olock Monday afternoon, and
It Is anticipated that the meeting for organ
ization will be held thnt night. At that time.
will bo determined the rival claims for the
chairmanship In the contest now between
Chairman Bugbeo and David Balrd, of Camden.
t'-v
BUFFALO BILL'S FRIEND, IN CELL
Insistence on Seeing His Old Comrada
Causes Veteran's Arrest
A warm friendship for Buffalo Bill. eher
Ished by Charles Williams. 77 yearn old.
over slnco tho days of the Civil War, when
the two mon fought together, caused th
old veteran to spend a night ln tho police
station.
Williams, now a resident of the soldiers'
homo at Hampton Roads, Vs., Is a nntlvo of
this city. He camo hero to visit tho nravea
of his wife and three daughters ln Holy
Cross Cemetery, and, reading that Buffalo
BUI was here with his show, determined to
visit him. He wont to the show grounds at
19th street and Hunting Park avenue and.
tried to find Buffalo BUI. Ho tried so earn
estly thnt Sergeant Wallace arrested him
and took him to the Ridge nnd Mldvsia,
avenues police station.
Williams told his story to Magistrate.
Price", who released him from police custody.
He said he had bcon a private In the 71st
Pennsylvania Volunteers ln tho Civil War
and wanted to see "old BUI Cody again."
Coal Company Shortens Hours
POTTSVILL.E, Pa May 24. Tho Read
ing Coal and Iron Company has an
nounced that the 800 employes at Its Potts
vllle repair shops will hereafter work only
nine hours for a day's wages. Instead of 10
hours. An additional concession of two,
hours Is made on Saturdays. Tho com
pany also announced that a raiso In wages.
has been granted to all machinists, effective
Immediately.
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All pictures reviewed be tors exhibition. Ask for the theatre ln your locality
btafalns pictures throasb the STANLEY HOOKING COMPANY,
12th, Morris 4 Passyunk Ave,
Mat. Dally at 2; Etss.. 7 4 0.
Vaudeville i I'aram't Pictures.
ROBERT WARWICK and CLAItA WHIPPLE.
In "SUDDEN KICHE8"
ALHAMBRA
ARCADIA DELOW 10TH
Albert Chevalier in "Middleman"
DILLin UURKB In "QLORIA'S ROMANCE"
FAUM AND GARDEN
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DELAWARE BIVKIt TIDE CUANOE3,
t CHESTNUT 3TRBET.
fi?Jh Jft,r SS10- 9" water.. 2:80 p.m.
. . ejIPEK.TLBlS AT EACH HOl'B,
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Aususi
Liverpool Cotton
HVERPQOU May 84. Spot cotton to
day was In good demand and at 14 points
lower on the basis of 8.50d. for middling
upland. The sales aggregated 12,000 bales.
Including 10.000 bales American. The Im
ports were nil. The market for futures
closed steady at a net decline of tt! point.
Office Rents Will Soar
Rentals In large offlco buildings are due
to go up. The cost 01 wages, materials
on, minrjlles has Increased to Buch an ex
tent that the additional expenditures can be
mU only by raising the rent Such was
the prediction made by WUllam C3. Rice,
who Bpoke at the meeting of the Institute
of Operating Engineers at the Philadelphia
Yacht Club, 13th and Walnut streets, last
night.
Raw Sugar Declines
NEW YORK. May 24 Raw sugars de
clined 13 points at th6 opening of the mar
ket today to t.ilCi Fine granulated was
Quoted by the Federal Sugar Refining Com
pany at 7.78c. and by the other rfr
at 7.65c
Woman, 82, Victim of Gag
CHESTER, Pa., May If. Mr. Martha
Bleyler. 3 years old. who was iound un--enscious
from gas in the kltchftt of bar
-oms. 1488 Providence vaue. last Wdfli
ay, die lit the Chert Hospital. Poll
hJittv J. fU and. turn4 W f vajvs M
tb.ii gag rajise,
J. J. Hill's Condition Better
ST. PAUIi. Minn., May 84. Although
James J. Hill's condition Is not entirely sat
isfactory, he Is reported today to be recov
ering slowly from Illness which has kept
him at home several days. Business as
sociated expect him at his office this week.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
William Ferber, 4202 N, Reese at., and Eliza.
both Mark. 8235 N. A St.
James T. Blramons. 2610 Collins St., and Lilly
M. (lebbs. Krankford.
Harrison V, Illoecker, 1014 N. 43d St.. and
Myrtl? H. Thompson: 1547, N. 67th t,
Francesco PI Qlalleonardo. Caradsn. N. J., and
Maria O. Franchle. 840 Washington avo.
Edward B. (Heinle. 424S Market at., and Ellis-
beth P. Reese. 208t Cherry st.
Thorn. A. ateer. 1411 N. 2atn St.. and Bopbla
Slckenbarser. 1210 PjnnocK, at.
Bamuel Pvlna. New York city, end Mollis F,
BTi..Vln TOH Mifflin at.
Ksilmlr Marklawlc. 1843 N. Philip
Marv Rrosxlnls. 036.N Hancock st.
Daniel A, Graham. Wu
John W. Vlarserum, Br,, 2781 Helen at., and
Klliapeth 8. Rvuw, 723 Rl'" Sun ave.
David 8chw rt J. 101S Emily at., and Rosa
LynseV Holmss. '4238 Aspen St., and Mlnnlo Q,
Thompson. UdO N. 47th st. ...
Benjamin Fsld, 421 SUel St.. and,Oo!dle Llpson,
.ktlOl a MhArlAnii St.
hn F. Foley, 109 Qllvs at., and Jennie H. Mc-
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F. R. GERRY CO.
1815 Market St., Philadelphia.
A Dj-VT I ii B2D AND THOMPSON
ArULLAJ MATINEH DAILY
HAMILTON REVELLC and MAROUERITB
SNOW In "THE HALF MILLION BRIBD"
THU IRON CLAW" 12th Enlsod.
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THE MISHAPS OF MUSTY SUFB-ER"
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ALICE BRADY in
THEN I'LL COME BACK TO YOU"
L1BPDTV BROAD AND
1JD IJI 1 I COLUMBIA
KATHARINE KAELRED in
'THE GIRL WITH TUP OREEN EYE3"
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"PEQ O' THE RINQ" First Episode.
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EDWIN AUGUST in
THE SOCIAL HIGHWAYMAN"
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NORTH
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"IRON CLAW" Picture
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56TH ST. Theatre
W. H. Thompson
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"HElt MATERNAL RIGHT"
ill sDH AVENUE THEATRE
GIKAlV-' 7TH AND OIRARD AVENUE
WILLIAM 8. 1URT andy BESSIE LOVE la
Ths Secret ot tha Submarine" 1st Eplsods.
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ORPHEUM OERMANTO.WN AND
vyiVlIVJlVi CHELTEN AVE8.
HOUSE PETERS in
"TUB CLOSED ROAD"
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EDMUND BREESE in
THE LURE OF HEART'S DESIRE"
IRIS THEATRE sh?AvInuGT0N
DE WOLF HOPPER in
"SUNSHINE DAD"
JEFFERSON 2TH TNRDEB?UPiUN
METRO Presents
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"out of tub pturrs"
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