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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JULY 3, 1916.
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iFTlNANCIAL NEWS
New York Slock Sales
MANY TRADERS ABSENT IN WALL STREET
AND THE MA&KET IS AT MERCY OF BEARS
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Professional Operators Concentrate Efforts in War-Order
Stocks, Basing Selling on Emergency Revenue Bill
Galling for Tax on Sales of Munitions
' NEW YORK, July 3.
With absenteeism general on thp Stock Exchange floor nnd In the Wall etreet
district, market movements today were loft to tho mercy of tho trading element
committed to tho bear side. Tho professional traders on the floor and tho outside
bearish operators concentrated their efforts against tho war-order stocks, basing
tho aggressive selling on tho provisions of the Administration emergency revonuo
bill to be Voted on Wednesday In the House calling for a tax of 6 to 8 per cent
on gross sales of munitions.
Baldwin Locomotive, Crucible and Industrial Alcohol were hammered down
more than S points In the first hour, and severe tosses wero sustained In Westing
house. Maxwell Motors nnd Studebaker. Tho position of Industrial Alcohol was
most vu1n6rablo because of the Indications that Industrial is being In constant
supply against expected offerings of new stock to present holders at par.
Tho leading Industrials and railway Issues were not affected by this weakness
In the war-order group. Wabash A preferred was In demand from Important
sources, Including high-class bankers, and advanced 1 to abovo 52. It Is gener
ally assumed .on the Street that this, stock wilt bo placed on tho dividend list within
tho next two weeks.
Union Pacific was scare and made a fractional advance on small buying, and
Reading" and a number of other railroad stocks also showed moderto gains in tho
forenoon. A feature of tho trading In railway stocks was tho increasod activity In
Southern Railway common, which Is Influenced to a great extent by tho favorablo
cotton report published on Saturday.
United States Steel common continued to reflect persistent syndlcato accumula
tion nnd advanced to 80U In tho early trading, but after heso buying orders wero
filled lost its gain.
ONE COTTON OPERATO R BUYS
25,000 BALES ON THE CALL
Big Purchase at Opening Is Either for
Covering or Foreign Account
NEW TOIUC July 8.- What wu perhaps
the most remarkable openlnff In normal
times was wltnted on the Cotton Ex
I chtlnga this morning. One operator vir
tually made the market by purchasing about
3tr,000 bales of fall months.
The tone was strong, with July and Oc
tober 3 points lower and other months 2 to
6 points higher. Between tho low point on
October and the high point on January
there was a difference of 13 points, as com
pared with Saturday's closo.
The buying by tho one trader was be
lieved to be covering of a line of shorts put
out some time ago, although thoh) were
some who believed It might be for foreign
account. Commission houses. Wall stroet
room traders and Southern Interests wero
selling, but all the' offerings were freely
taken and moro was bid for.
Tho early advance carried tho acllvo
months about 6 to 8 points net higher with
December contracts selling up to 13.17 or
IS points abovo tho lowest level reached
since tho publication of the Government's
report,
Tho market hesitated around 11 o'clock
and prices later eased several points from
tho best.
Reports of rain In extreme southwest
Texas may have had some Influence, but
the market In a. general sense seemed to
bo fluctuating between the bearish Ideas
of tho yield, based on Saturday's report and
tho apprehension of rapid deterioration In
crop prospects during July and August.
The receipts of cotton at the ports for
the day were estimated at 8000 bates,
against 9233 balos last week and ES76 bales
last year.
Close. Sat. Open. 11 m.m. 12 m. p.m.
July
Auruat . .
October .
December
January ,
March ..
Slay .....
spot .....
.12.78
....13.8.1
,...3.03
....13.12
....la.iT
....in. .n
....is.
m.-i'i
13
Jpen.
12.72
12.U
13.04
13.18
13.3a
.. 12.88 12.8
12.02 12.04 12.02
1S.12 13.14 10.10
13. IB 1S.1S 10.13
13.33
New York Bond Sales
Liverpool Cotton
UVERPOOIi, July 3. Spot cotton today
was quiet at a decline of 13 points on tho
basis of 8.03d for mid-upland. The sales
aggregated 6000 bales. Including 5000 bales
American. The Imports were 14,000 bales.
Including 10,000 bales American. The mar
ket for futures closed quiet but steady, at
a. net decline of 10 to 13 points.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YOnK, July 3. Tho market for
foreign exchange opened dull but steady this
morning. Quotations: Demand sterling,
4.75; cables, 4.76 7-16; Franc, checks,
E.91; cables, 5.90 ; relchsmarks, checks,
73; cables, 73 1-16; lire, checks, 6.38;
cables, 0.37 Vt I Swiss checks, 5.29 V, '. cables,
5.29; Vienna checks, 12.65; cables, 12.70;
kroner, checks. 29.10; cables, 29.30; pesetas,
checks, 20.15 ; cables, 20.28 ; guilders,
checks, 41 7-10; cables, 41 9-16; rubles,
checks, 30.55; cables, 30.80. Sixty-day ster
ling bills were quoted at 4.72 and nineties
at 4.70.
RATES FOR MONEY
Call
New Torlc Wt 04 ,
Philadelphia 8J
Boston .,......-.. 8
Chicago BHe
Time
&
4 44
DANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings today compared with corre
pondlns day laat two years;
WIS 1013 1014
pbila 132.110 003 Holiday J33.207.flS3
JJoston 4S.2flQ.788 Holiday 28.B3a.eSH
Kew Torlc ..S10.223.B4li Holiday 308,104,137
Reserve Banks' Discount Rates
10 or Over 10,'orer 30. Over 80.
leas. UD to 30. UQ to HO. UD to 00
ton 3 SH 4 4
K..w Vm-It ft 3U .1 A
(UittueljaiA , . B 4 4 4
ptveiana .... zva
Itlanta. ...... 8M 4 i 4K
ntcaga ...... av, a 4 4
T ...! ft I A A
Kltt&aapoitV !. . 4 a 4
Kansas City . . SH 4H 44 4
Ft tl at . A X X
lui Francisco. S SH 4
k. Avricul. Trada acceptances, Com-
i"ivaat fill. ITi trt HA Kfi n Of! mnAttit
ffisnw:::; t sa sa sg
taudeipau. :: 5h ,. 3 8
Cleveland .... ft SU 4
fiiehmood .... 5 8 4 3
Atlanta. 5 S'i 4 8
Chicago, ...... 3
St. IauU ...! & S BH S
Minneapolis ... 4 4 4W
Kanaas City , , S 3f4 8H 8
IJallaa ,..,.! J 8 Stf 4 3
ban Praneiaoo. i'A B 3ti 3H
. Commercial paper, three to aU months, Phila
delphia. SQaU per cent.
Up la 30 days: over 30 to 60. 4 per cent.:
ever 00 to. 90, 4H per cent., and over 00, 5 per
ant,
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Bid. Asked.
registered 180 ..,.,.,.,.,. 69 ,,
2a coupon 1880 ,...,..,. 89
fa xeHatered 1818 '. 100 103
a coupon 1818 100 ,,
4a registered 1823 ....., 110 113
4a coupon 1923 110 ,,
Vanaina, 2 reaUtered 18S3. ...... SSV4 ..
Panama 2 registered 103s. ...... BStt .,
Panama 3 reslatered 1901 10O . .
Panama Sa coupon 100 . .
High.
IB20000 Anglo-Fr 6s , &H
lOOOO Amir Tel clt 4 nYi
2000 Amer Writ Pap Be... 78i
8000 Armour Co 4Via Bdh
28000 Atchison sen 4a .... 92tt
8000 do adj 4a 80 .
C0U0 Atlan Co Line lot 4a.. Ht
1000 do clt 4a 834
10000 Bait A Ohio B lOOH
10000 do 4a 0t
4000 do cv 4Ha SOS
1U00 DaOF L H ft W V 4s 80S
U0U0 lleth Steel lat Bs 103)4
UOUO do rtd B ........ .100.,
B0000 Brlen llap Tr Ba UUS.IOOU
0000 Ilrkn Un Hlv lat Ca,.10Ui4
201)00 Can Got 4a 1021 00?
4UUIM) do 4a 11)20 100
01)00 do 4a 111.11 101. ,
20U0 Cal Gas ft Uleo 6a... f7'4
1IHJO Cent l'aclflo 3V4a.... 8U!
31)00 Cent l'ao lat 4a.-f,.. 85
KiUOO Chea A Ohio cv 4Va.. 83H
BOOO do conv Ba 04.
1000 Chi Ot Weat 4a 70t4
3100O C II Q Joint 4s .... 08
1U00 do ffeb 4a 08..
1U00U Chi Ind ft Weat 4a... 73U
1200U C St ft St P cv M ..101i
1000 C 11 1 ft I" col 4s.... 83.,
,10000 do Ba lat ata BIlH
4000 Chlneae rcta Bs 72
3000 Col ft South lat 4s .. 02.
20000 Cuban-Am Sugar 102h
0000 Del ft Hud conv 4s... 100
1000 Ola Seo Corp Bs 70
1000 Brie conv 4s Her U. 80
1000 Oen Elec deb Ba.... 104
2000 Hock Vol 44a 00'4
1S0Q0 Intern 11 T ret Sa ... 0SH
8000 Jap new O S 4 Hi a ... 81
3000 Uicka Htcel Ba 1U23.. UUK
2000 Us ft Xt T Ba lOtU
4000 Ixns Island rfd 4s .. 881
1000 Lorlilard 0a 101 Ji
2i)0fl Uiula ft Nash sen 0S..1124
2000 Slanhattan 4a tmfi
1000 Manhattan sta 4s... 01H
BU00 Minn ft Ht I, rfd 4a.. 04
6000 Jllnn St I P 8 8 3t 4s H2i
1000 Mo Kan A T 6 70
1)000 Mo Pac ct 4s 4SU
1000 do 4a 40
1000 do vc Ct B 48 Vi
600 N V C 6 Hud 6a 113H
1000 do 3U 81".
1000 do N B 4s 82
2000 do 4tis 03H
7000 N Y City 4s 1038 ....100H
1000 do 4 'is 100.1 10UV
4U00 N Y Oas H ft P Bs ..101
11000 N Y Tel ren 4Mb .... OR'l
7U00 Nor rac prior 4a D2'l
siuuo do sen ;is ua
1000 Penna 4s 1D48, mi
7000 do sen ct 4Us 101
800(1 do en 4Vs -loift
000O Ileadlne sen 4e 0SK
200(1 Hepub Cuba 4 Vis 81IV1
1000 Hep lr ft at Bs U8 1
30000 Ht L I 31 ft B 4 80ti
8000 Ht U ft 8 K aer B W I, Sflfi
12000 do ais w 1 8i;i
2000 South Pnc cv 4a 87
6000 do cv ret t P Ba... .103J4
4000 do rfd 4a 80)4
1000 South Hwy cen 4s ... 71i
BOOO do con Sa ........ .101J4
6000 Tenn C ret t p 104Vi
4000 U 8 Steel a f Ba ....103H
BOO do re? Ba 1044
4000 Wtah Power Ba 05.,
2000 Union Pac let 4a .... Ud'4
4000 Union Pac rtd 4a .... 80S
81
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88S
8BH
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70VS
08
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884
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70
48H
40 M,
48H
113J4
82 a
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Sentiment Cheerful on Favorablo War
News Americans Higher
LONDON, July 3. A stronff tone gen
erally was noted In securities on the Stock
Exchange today. Sentiment was cheerful
on further favorablo war news. The Gilt
edged section was buoyant. Large disburse
ments and the final removal of minimum
prices helped the demand from Investors.
Issues from which the pegged quotations
were taken off showed declines ranging
from 5 to 20 per cent July capital calls
amoilht to approximately 16,454,000 ster
ling. Irregularity prevailed In the American
department, but It was higher In the main.
The Treasury published a further long list
of dollar securities that are liable to a
supertax unless deposited.
Canadian Pacifies displayed considerable
strength, Home rails wero firm In spots.
Alterations In South American lines were
mixed, but confined to fractions.
Allied bonds were firm, but not active.
Jllnes and oils were good.
Canada Pays Full Interest on War Loan
MOJmtBAL. Que., July 3. A, full half
yar'n Interest Is beta? paid today on tho
Canadian domestic war loan of 3100,000,000.
tfMptte tha fact that the loan was- not
made until last November and payments
-wore made over a number of Instalment.
Jr.tareat amounts) to J3,850.000. Tfc half
yisirly InUrcoC payment of 8f,SO0,00O Is
6.10 tNtlnx palil In the second British, war
loan, boated lavt lalX. subscriptions to which
amqun.ua to JS10.000.000. Quarterly pay
l.'icntu are now due of JI,100,OOU on Canadi
an Vastfc; and l, 533,000 en Brazilian Trac
Vmr $mpti Higher WiI Bate
W&Bmnmoik July 3. Propos4 la
sjW at $tfoxJmat!y ot i pr cnt In
jti. n ww! frpm PaciAa co.it tsrmlnal
vi vj.,-tMj Ktm JatiDiitioa3. canceled
Vjiiltai liivJ4-4tW itf their reasonAlO'
, x ia&. fcrttff opd4d until
Mmr J" r w lmaauxt aimrce
y-vrmmrff las. 1
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CHICAOO AND NOBTHWESTERN.
1910. Increase.
Mar rrosa J8.O30.21fl J1.H3,G.
Net 1,801.303 302.877
Hurplua 1,018.824 840,463
Eleven raontha' aroaa. . 83,001,030 D,20a.0S8
Net 24,S8a.S:0 4,293.442
Surplus ,. 1B.142.S87 4.015.018
IIOCKWQ VALI.ET.
May stoss I750.SSO 1232.023
Net 272.881 7B.083
Hurplua 106.833 120. 081
Eleven raontha' sroas.. 6,623.812 057.501
Net .,.,,. 2,272,272 436,260
Surplua .. ., 1,103.834 732,708
COLORADO AND BOUTHEIIN.
May sroaa ,, 11,263.442 1203,804
Net 393.100 222.616
Eleten months' croaa., 14.318,461 1,480.228
Net ..,,,..,,...,.., 4,031.663 1,878,639
OEORQIA SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA.
Mar ETSaa 1198.440 128,08
Net , 28.81)1 10.734
Eleven months' sreaa.. 2,210. U73 . 104.780
Net ,. 449.V91 224,611
NEW HAVEN.
Mar aroea , 6,a.22 11,111,431
Net after taxna 2.200,683 462.811
Eleven montba' cross., 09.231,323 110,180.048
Net after taxes ,,..,.. 20.240,390 4,389.748
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA ft BT. LOU1U.
Mar sroaa (1,107,331 221,723
Net 7, 273,430 123.673
11 Months" sroaa...... 11.687.387 1,308,378
Net 2.680,193 1.310.483
DytUTH. 8QUTII SHORE AND ATlANTIC
Star aroaa
rwee
jjeOeit
Blevea moots erosa
Net
yncu . .
CHICAGO.
1311,038
18,738
3,163.060
018.984
137.018
(81,400
tu.uo
4U.763
320.133
431.416
393,833
INDIANAPOLIS AND LOUISVILLE.
J131.706
May aroea J704.030
Net 243.312
Eleven months' cross. . . T.023.125
Net 2,8Sl.3
PERB MARqUETTBi
11.820,082
May areas
Deficit ' '. ' '. '. '. '. '.
Elevca montba
Net
Surplus
XJccreJ.au.
toaa. .
432. IOT
32.187
19.428,690
B.1B3.0D1
222.983
78.463
1,018,868
694.343
1872.182
233.034
190,347
2.834.437
1.817.444
1.483.372
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Iloliloa-tr onaolldxted Oold Mlaea.
?cjpUar (aurtb weekly of 1 per cent
uiy 14 to holders o record Julr 7.
t'onuiwnwtaltn EJlaun lu. a regular quirtur
b si 2 per cant HilW Acsuat 1 to stock
Of letord July IB.
Asrtcan SbipbuUdlna Company, regular
a&urlz f 1 Pfr. ni. on tu preferred
Mi'jair Fm J iit y ti i
Limited,
payable
July 13 ta bolder, of record
Vbte liijtorcar Cemsasy, reapilar quarterly of I
ni; aaar (at vahia 10), paiLU-Jib. t
Last
Acme Tea ,.,., 62K
AJax Itubber G4H
Alaska Gold. Mine. 1..., 18f
Allls-Chalmers Mfe...... 23J
Am Beet Sugar 88
Am Beet Sugar pf..,...,100
Am Can 52
Am Car & Kdy BM
Am Cotton Oil fii
Am Hide A L pt 51H
Am Unseed low
Am Linseed pf 4l'(
Am ix-omotlvc 07K
Am Locomotive pr
Am Smelt & Her . .
HlKh. Ixiw.
62H &2H
0J 05
Am Tel &' Tel...
Am Tobacco .
17!i
23
87),
100
S2
52Jf
61
101.
U(
05U
101H 102 102
D2? 02H 02H
18
23H
83H
100
52
mi
51U
51W
10H
AM
07H
2:B0
p.m.
62H
05
18
23 H
87U
100
52
62K
54f
f)lH
44K
00) i
102
U2!
GRAIN EXCHANGES
OBSERVE HOLIDAY
.12SJ. 128 12WI 128!.
200 aJ 21)555 2Uo5
4IU 11H 44i
37;. 30H 37
05f 025i 03
S2H BIH Slii
Cell 00!f 00!f
105! 105!( lOMi
!)!) US 00
Am Woolen ir
Am Zinc L & Sm 3854"
Am Zinc h & Sm pf 05
Anaconda Cop Jl 81 i(
Associated Oil 07H
AtehTop & 8 F 105
Atch Tod & S F of IK)
At! Coast Line 114K tlfi 115 115
llald Loco Wks 72M 71Jf 09)$ 7Ut
flald Loco Wks Bf 101 KBH 101W 101H
Bait A Ohio 80 89)( 89'i 8))f
Ilutlo A Superior 07). 00'i
CM rettolenm lf!i 15'i
Canadian Pacino ISO 1S1
Central Leather GOU S6H
Ches & Ohio 02
Chllo Copper 20J
Chlno Copper 40!1
Chi K I . Pac 22H
Chicago Qreat West..... 12H
Chi Qreat West pf 30
Chi Mil & St Paul OS
Chi Mil & St Paul pf ...IMi 130H 1303i WOK
C 0 0 & St 1 63K 51W 54K 5-1K
Chi & Northwestern 12UK 129!j 120K 129K
Col Fuel & iron 41K 42), 413.' 41K
Continental Can 100 100 100 100
02H
21K
fiOK
22
12K
30
0SH
05K 001
15K 15J.
170,'f 170
50K 505
0:
2t'f
50
21
12
30K
07U
021.
21 H
50
21K
12J,
30
08; (
Wheat Strong in Liverpool Mis
souri Report for July Shows
Crop BelovNLast Year's
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
NKW YOItKi July 8. Adtlcre rerelted
the Vfnthrr Ilurenn thl4 mornlnc Indicated
the follonlnr weather conditions:
Temperatures,
man
Cnnndtnn Northwest, ...preelp. 66
Netthnrat i,.i,,,eler 70
Middle 11 rat . .preclp. 86
fouthnrt ...,,....,,... clear 82
rrper Jllaalaalnpl Vsl, precln. 80
Loi
53
02
(tit
70
08
12
Oi
Corn Products Itef 14H 13'. 13K 13K
Corn Prod Itcf pf SU'j 80?. M)K 89K
Crucible Steel 73 72!4 09!i "I'i
CrurlWo Steel pf 115 115 11414 115
Cuba Cane Sugar 60H GO). 50). 00
Cuba Cane Sugar pf 05 U5 05 95
Denver Si Mo Gr pf .... 30), 30). yo),a30).
Distill Sec Corp'n 43K 43)i 43 43
DulSS&Atl Mi 0 5 0
DulSSAAtlpf 12K 13H 13K 13X
Erie SOU 30K 30 30K
Goodrich BF 745i" 74H 73K 73K
Greene-Cananca 40 ') 40 40
Great Northern pf 120! . 120H 120K 120K
G Nefs for ore prop.... 34H 34K 34K 34).
Gulf States Steel 81 81 81 81
Int Con Cor v t e h.. 17K 17K 17 17
Insp Con Cop 40K 50)i 40!t 50
Int Nickel r t cfs 40K 47K 4Q!f 47K
IntMMcofdcp 25 25)j 25K 25H
Int M M pf c of dop.. 01 92!f 01 OIK
Iowa Central 4U 2 2 2
Kennecott Copper 47K 4SK 47K 48K
Laclcdo Gas. . ": 105M 100) 10i 100K
Lake Brio & West 20 10K 10!X 195i
Lako Erlo A W pf 13K 43K 43Ji 43)5
Lee Rubber Tiro 48!i 48)5 48K 48K
Louis A Nash 134 133K 131K 133K
Maxwell Motor3 70K 70 77 77
Maxwell Motors 1st pf.. 80)5 85K 85X 85K
Maxwell Motors 2d pf . . 65 52H 52H 52)f
Mexican Petroleum 03 90 05!f 00
Miami Copper 35K 35K 35)5 35)5
Minn A St Louis pf 17)5 14K 14)i 14)
Nat Biscuit 120)5 120H 120)f 120K
Nor Con Cop 10)1 10H 10)5 10K
N Y N II 4 II OIK 01K OIK 01K
New York Central 104K 104JX 104K IOIK
NYO&Wcst 27K 2SK 28K 2S5.
Norfolk A Western 131K 131)4 131K 131K
Northern Pacific 113)5 113Ji 113K 113K
Penn Kailroad 68 58 58 58
Philadelphia Co 40 30K 39K 39K
Pittsburgh Steel pf 05K 00 90 90
Pressed S Car Co 47K 45K 45K 45K
Pullman Co 103)5 103 103 103
Quicksilver 2K 2K 2K 2K
llay Con Copper 22 22X 22 22
Reading 005( 07H 90!1 97)5
Republic Iron A S 45 45 45 45
Republic Iron A S pf.... 107)5 107)5 107)5 107)5
Bears Roe A Co 185 188K 185 18SW
Southern Paclflc 97K 07K 07!5 97'i
Southern By 24 24K 21). 24K
Southern Ity pf 70 70H 70 70
Studobakcr Co 133K 133K 131M 132K
Tenn Copper 35K 35)j 35)1 3j)J
TexasCo 18S 180 18SK lSb)i
Texas Co sub rec f pd ..187 180K 18034 180U
Union Bac A Paper 5K 5)i 6)5 5)4
Union Paclflc 13755 138K 137)5 138)5
Union Pacific pf 82K 82K 82i 82K
US Ind Alcohol 131 131 127 128
UBCIPAK 21K 21 21 21
US Rubber 54K 5-1K 54K 51K
U 8 Steel Corp'n 85K 80)1 85)4 83K
US Steel Corp'n pf 117)5 117H 117K 117).
ITSBrnlt&M 0SK 08 08 08
Utah Copper 77K 77.K 77K 77K
Wabash 14). 14K 14K UH
Wabash pf A 51K 52)5 51)5 52
Wabash pf M 28)i 28K 28 2SK
West E AM 57K 57)5 35K 50K
Western Maryland 29)5 20)i 20 29
Wheel A Lako Erie 4K 4)i 4K 4Ji
Willys Overland 72 72 71 72
Wisconsin Central 4 IK 42 42 42
WooUorthFW 130 135 134K 134K
Quoted ex dividend.
Copper Market Is Quiet
NLTW YORK, July 3. As expected, the
copper market Is quiet, duo to tho fact
that many Interests aro mlsslngr from the
ranks of buyers as well as sellers. There
aro email Inquiries from domestic and
foreign consumers, but nothing' much In
tho line of orders can be expected until
Wednesday, Quotations are unchanged at
23 to 30 cents for August.
Provisions in Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, July!. Following are the
stock of provisions In Liverpool: bacon,
49,000 boxes; hams, 15.400 boxes; shoulders
11,900 boxes; butter, 1900 hundred weights;
cheese, 29,700 boxes; lard, 8400 tW?rces of
prime western steam and 5120 tons of other
kinds.
Condition of U. S. Treasury
WASH1NCSTON' .July 3. The condition
of the United States Treasury, according
to a statement Issued today, was as follows:
Net balance In general fund, $ 236, 879,590;
total receipts, 51C5.300.C81; total disburse
ments, ? 57,038,191 ; excess for tho year,
78,737.810, exclusive of the Panama Canal
and public debt transactions.
$100 DONDS
Alberta. Province of .
Anglo-French
Argentine Government
City of Baltimore...
City ot Chic Harbor Cons
City ot New Orleans Imp
city or Vancouver
New York City re. .
New York City reir. .
Ala 4 Vlcksburar 1st Cons
u a u, u a 1. Hue n. let
urn Vermont uy lat reg. .
Chi H Q Den Kit . . .
eh II a 8 P dan Ilfdl fa
un n t 61 l- uonv at.
Col t So lief A Ext 4H
Krl (Ian Conv Herlea D. . 4
New York Cen ConV Peb, 8
NYtQ Lake (Erie) lat. 0
N Y N H It Cv Ib Ctfe 3H
n x. iiatt i;v us rr, o
Nor 4 Weat 1st Con,...
Seaboard Air L lat Cna
80 l'ac-aa Ft Term 1st..
Virginia Br lat
Anr Agrl Chem Conv Deb
Amer lea Secur Deb..,,
Am T 4 T Coll Tr Ct.,
Amm Tel 4 Tel Cony...
Bethlbem Uteel lat Jfc net.
central i-eamer iei reg
Chea Pot Tel Co 1st,
wmwua jt xi c tvn,,,M
uenver ua. & ,ieo aai
Qeneral Eltc-trlc Deb.
at West Power Conv Deb 0
Lackawanna Steel lat Con S
Laclede Qaa lat....,..., S
Liggett ll)-er Deb ree. 1
Liggett at Myent Peb res, S
P Lorlllard Deb rear,... 1
P Lorlllard Deb reg.,,,,. IS
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SISTER SAVES GIRL'S LIFE
Bdth Children Painfully Burned, but
Escape Serious Injuries
Hine-year-old Lucy Garber, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Preaton S. Garber, of 511
Saady street, Jforrlstown. saved the 41fe
of her elster Harriet last night when her
tljlhes were set ablaze while- pUylnsr with
fjreworks. Harriet, i 7 years old.
A red hot wire attached to one of the
sparklers with which ehe was playing waa
responsible for too accident Harriet was
painfully uurnea ana L.ucy 1$ also suirerf.
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CHICAOO, July 3. There was no session
of the Board of Trade today, and virtually
nil other grain oichnngea of Importnnco
in the United Stntco were closed. No sta
tistics wero nvnllabte. Only a few cables
wero received. The market at Liverpool
wni strong for wheat nnd firm for corn.
The Missouri crip report for July esti
mated tho yield of wheat In that Stato at
10,000,000 bushels, against 2C, 000.000 bush
els reported harvested by the State Board
of Agrlcutturo In 1916, The condition ot
corn In Missouri waa placed at 79, against
84 a month ago and 76 a year ago.
The Department of Agriculture nt 2:15
p. m. Friday will mnlto publlo a report on
the condition of the Important crops In tho
United States as of July 1.
Wheat Strong at Liverpool
LIVEBPOOL. July 3. Spot wheat was
strong- today with blue stem auotod nt lis
2d, an ndvanco of 2d. No. 2 hard winter,
9s, lOd, a sain of ad. No. 2 red winter, 10s
lid, up d, nnd No. 1 Northern Manitoba,
10s 5d, an upturn of 2d. Corn was firm
and Id higher, with American mixed quoted
at 9s 8d and Plato at 10s 4d. Flour was
quoted at 39s.
Financial Briefs
In observance of Independence Day, stock
and craln exchange nnd banks and trust
companies throughout tho country will be
closed tomorrow.
Tho Now Yorlc Produce Exchange and
tho coffeo and sugar markets were closed
today.
Tho New York Subtrcnsury gained $3,
254,000 from banks on Saturday, making
n cash net gain elnco Friday of $3,735,000.
Thcro was admitted to tho regular list of
tho Philadelphia Stock Exchange today
$847,000 additional Lehigh Coal nnd Naviga
tion Company consolidated mortgngo 4H per
cent, sinking fund gold bonds, series A,
numbers A14001 to A14847 Inclusive, for
J1000 each.
In tho week ended Juno 30, the Atchi
son, Topeka & Santa Fo Kailroad Com
pnny handled 28,436 loaded cars, against
26,483 last year and 26,164 two years ago.
J. A. Haglo and J. P, Lynn havo applied
for membership on tho Chicago Board of
Trade. It. S. Johnston has posted his
membership for transfer. Onomemborshlp
Just sold has brought $4200 net to the buyer.
NEW YORK CURB
INDUSTMAL8.
Did.
Aetna explosives lfi
Amerlcan-Ilrltlah Mfc 10
American Marconi , 8H
Atlantlo Quit A W 1 04Vi
Atlantic Quit & IV I pref 00
Canadian Car Co ill)
Can Car & Fcly pref 80
Chevrolet .Motors 213
Curtlss Aeroplane 42
Drlffga.Seabury . .125
Klsenlohr Tobacco ON
Klsenlohr Tobacco pref 03
Kmerson Phonograph , 11
Haskell St Darker Car B7
Hendeo Mfe: 23
Inter Mer Marine 24
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Kathodlon Dronzo pref ,... 28
Maxim Munitions ll'j
Manhattan Trana 1
Mldtale Stocl (12
title Hlevator 07
Peerless Motors 23
Poole Knir .100
U a Krestto w I 10
Htandard Motors 0
Submarine ,.... 33
htutz Motor 57i
Triangle Kilm 2
1'ulteil Profit Hharlns 3U
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do pref 6.
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STANDARD OIL STOCKS.
Illinois 1C0
Ohio 224
Prairie Pipe 212
H O of California 247
H O of New Jer.iey 318
S O ot New York 204
OTHEIt OIL STOCKS.
Coadcn ti Co , 23
Chalmers Oil 4
International Petroleum . 10
Houston Oil 14
Midwest Itnllnlnu 7H
Hapulpa Iteflnlng 11'.
MININO STOCKS,
Atlanta 10
llutte Copper and Zinc '
llulto N. Y l'i
Cerro de Pusco , 3.l'
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Uoldtleld Merger 8
Hecla Mining BH
Howe Bound 4 V
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McKinley Darrah SO
Magma Copper 14 U
Mines Co. ot America 2'.
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Nt Joseph Lead 13?;
West Knd Con 03
White Oaks bV,
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TONOPAII STOCKS.
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Midway 21
Mlzpah Extension .20
Montana , , ,24
North Star 10
Tonopah Belmont 4 1'10
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Blue Bull i
Booth 10
COD 02
Combination Fraction 07
Diamondtleld B B 03
Daisy .02
Florence .......a..,,, .89
Ooldfteld Consolidated ,, ,82
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IN WEST EXCE'EDS THE CAR SUPPLY
Conditions in Territory of Eastern Roads Continue Steady.
Trading; Light on Philadelphia Stock Exchange,
With Irregular Price Movements
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PACIFISTS BOMBARD WILSON
WITH PLEAS AGAINST WAR
Messages, Alike in Form, Assume
Propaganda Proportions
WASHi-VCSTON1, July 3. Demands on
President Wilson nnd Congre.i to keep tho
United States out of wnr In Mexico nro
nsstimlnc tho proportions of a propaganda.
It wns learned today thnt of tho thou
sands of telegrams received nt the White
Houso nnd Capitol during the last few
days, 100 or more contained what appeared
to bo a ect phraseology. This runs:
"Wo strongly urge you to exhaust every
moans of preventing war with Mexico."
It Is understood a similar campaign Is
being directed upon Ocneral Carranza.
Tho flood of telegrnms abated somewhat
today, apparently nltoctcd by tho Presi
dent's New York speech nnd confidential
advices received hero that Caranza would
not defy the United States when ho re
plies to President Wilson's demands.
Tomorrow tho President will deliver an
nddrcss nt tha dedication of the new Labor
Temple here. It Is thought likely ho will
ngnln discuss tho Mexican problem.
AEROPLANE FOR CITY TROOP
Whole of Camp Waits Engerly for Gift.
Cavalry to Leave Last
for Border
IlEADQUAUTCnS CAMP BRUMBAUGH,
Mount Gretna, Pa., July 3. The aeroplane
which will bo donated to tho 1st City Troop,
encamped here, may arrive today. Its nr
rival Is anticipated almost with feverish
oxoltement. Tho troopers lmvo but fow
horses nnd drill entirely on foot; tho addi
tion of an ncroplano to the equipment to
aid In prnctlco mancuvres will bo a wolcomo
one. Indeed. All Mount Gretna hopes for a
speedy arrival of the machine.
A machine guii which wns presented to
tho 2d City Troop by Edward B. Smith, tho
Philadelphia banker, Is attracting great at
tention. Thousands of visitors inspected it
yesterday. Mr. Smith's son is a member of
tho troop.
Thcro will bo some difficulty about taking
the machine gun to tho border. It was said,
as the cavalry Is not supposed to havo field
pieces, ovon small rapld-tlro guns. Such was
tho opinion expressed by several olllccrs
hero today.
Tho cavalry troops -will bo tho last to
leavo hero for El Paso.
TURTLE MASCOT FOR SECOND
Boys of the Regiment Havo Crippled
Chclonian Which Likes to
Bo Petted
Jl'v a Staff Correspondent
OX BOABD SPECIAL. TP.OOP TRAIN'
BOUND FOJl EL. PASO, July 3.-rfl?hero Is
nothing slow nbout Company D oi tho 2d
Regiment, even If that company has a turtle
for a mascot. Tho men of tho company be
lieve In Aesop's fables and bellevo that slow
nnd steady wins tho race. All tho boys aro
from Philadelphia.
The boys have a real live turtle, a turtle
that actually likes to be loved, and they
spend many hours dally playing with their
chelonlan pet.
And the turtle himself came from Phila
delphia. Before the order "to the front"
came at Mount Gretna tho turtle, whose
name Is "Natural," was tho mascot of the
Majestic Hotel Baseball Leaguo In Philadel
phia. One day In n baseball accident a.
player hit the little mascot with a baseball
bat and cut off one of his legs, but the boyn
love him just the same, The mascot belongs
to George Shaw, 033 West Watts street,
and was named In camp by Lewis Hansell,
6003 Callowhlll street.
MONDAY BULLETIN ON VILLA
He's Alive Today, With Army of 1200
in Durango State
EL PASO, Tex., July 3. Francisco
Villa, with 1200 men. Is In Durango Stato,
near the Zacatecas border, according to a
report made to General Hell there by u
scout who reached the border nfter a
month's) pursuit of the bandit chief. The
scout, who formerly was ono of Villa's
officers, undertook the quest In tho hope of
obtaining the rewards offered for Villa's
capture. His report, however, conflicted
with previous reports that Villa was at Bou
qulllas, 70 miles west of Chihuahua City.
The scout said lie once was within' 20
miles of the outlaw's camp. When he
reached there he was suffering from wounds
Inflicted In the city of Zacatecas by Mexi
cans he recognUed as havliuj been for
merly In Villa's army. He escaped then,
he said, through the aid of friendly natives,
The scout's report supported rumors cur
rent here that Villa was In Juarez a week
ago yesterday. Ilo said Mexicans In Chi
huahua City told him this was true.
Senator McNichol Fifty-two Today
State Senator Jameu p. McNichol cele
brated his S2d birthday today at his home
on States avenue, Atlantic City. Senator
McNichol left Philadelphia Baturday. He
will stay at his seaside home until Wed
nesday, The birthday observance Is of n
quiet nature In which only members of tho
family are participating.
piiiiiiraiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiig
H Copper Stockholders
jj Reaping Diyidend Hanesl g
ES: l Holders of hif a-tndi copper -
; .took, ere f.ricj ht&diomelr r
; throifh reeelst ef attnetlie qu.r.
- t.rljr el.id.nd.. JU4 tb.re i t.
.treof pot.lbillty tint Wore lom
; . aao.UntUl snerket appreciation - ;
IU take place la tbei locurltle., rXI
q ThU pioipect, with til prei.nt S
Aifti rate ot aiTtaoaa., ana toe
a
DrofaeBlUty of Increased di.box.e-
m.Dtl. makei the cepper aa Ideal
InT.ltm.ot proportion.
J Free atatlttlcal Copper Book
teat upon reaue.t, tefetaer 'with
circular vamia beat piucha.ea.
amoa- the dlTld.ad pajrer. A.k for
SI-PL, lacludlst booklet eiplaLoln-
E3 "The Twenty Payment Plan" S
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WANTED
Cha-Ur County Gat 5s 1925
REEO A. MORGAN & CO.
VKT END MM ULJtO PUlI-t.
Member vt the riuia. stock lUtliunje
Tho amount of business offered to rail
roads operating- Kastwartl from Chicago nnd
St. Iouls still exceeds tho car supply, ac
cording to olTlclnls. Shippers rtre bIiowIiir
somo Impatlenco In the Inability to move
merchandise and other products as rapidly
as they would llko to bo tho case.
Genera) business conditions In tho terri
tory of tho Kastern ronds continues stendy,
but during the last few weeks has not made
any particular noteworthy ndvanco.
The Westbound Wovement of freight Is
also affected by the car situation, although
not as seriously as tonnage moving In tho
opposlto direction.
OlTlclals of Southern roads report a nor
mal movement of business for this season
ot the year but tho Mexican situation Is
beginning to show Rlgns of being n detrl.
ment. Tho averngo amount of tonnage now5
being carried Is nbout 8 per cent over a
year ago.
Attendance was very light In the financial
district today, many traders nnd brokora
having left tho city on Saturday for a
triple holiday, and trading1 on tho Philadel
phia Stock Exchange waff very small. Most
ot the trading, what little there was, was
principally In the arbitrage Issues.
Movements of prices wero Irregular.
Philadelphia Itapld Transit trust certificates
declined a frnctlon In tho early trading as
did Tonopah Kilning. Heading nnd Penn
sylvanla, on tho other hand, moved up n
fraction. Philadelphia Electric also rose
slightly.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GHAIN AND FLOUR
OP.A1N The Commercial Cxchntin win closed
and there was no whole-nle tradlns In wheat
corn or oats. Our umio.1 report of theeo mar
ket l, thorefore, necessarily omitted.
KIjOUJI The market wiva quiet and tin
changed, with moderate but ample offerlnis,
Quotations per 100 lbs. In wood: Winter, clear.
Jt,o0t.7"l do., atralg-ht. 4.7Ban pMent, li(rf
r.l!5i Kan-us, clear, cotton eacka, 4.3A01.7Gt
do., .Hrnlsht. cotton sneks. 14. 8005.10; do.,
patent, cotton sacks, 5,1BCB,40 eprlnK. first
clenr. H.SOfttR.101 do., straight, S.t.20tfS.40!
do., patent, W.riOSiri.Trit do., favorite brands,
l.noMII.'-'.li cits- mills, choice nnd fancy patsnt,
.I.OiKtU.i'.li do., resulnr erodes, winter clear,
M.,"i(rf 1.731 do., stralRht, l.73ffi do., patent,
tTid ," II.".
ItYG 11,0111 wns In small supply nnd steady
hut quiet. We ciuoto at totd 'i.'M per 1)1)1,, as to
nunllty.
PROVISIONS
There wnn a fair Joblilnt- demand and the
market ruled llrm. (Juotatians; City beef. In
sets. Bmoked and alr-drled, 27c. i Western beef.
In eoIs, smoked, S7c. city beet, knuckles and
tenders, smoked and alr-drled, 2BC! Western
beer, knuckles and tenders, smoked, 28c: beef
hams, 2880: pork, family. I25.C027.B0I
hams, S. P. cured, loose, 18W18l4c.t do., skin
ned, loose, 18(il8Hc.i do., do., smoked, 10OT
lOHc.l other hams, smoked, cltr cured, as to
brand and nverase. 18 He. I hams, smoked. West
ern cured, lSlic.i do., boiled, boneless, 330.1 plo
nlc shoulders, i). 1. cured, loose, 12Hc.t do.,
smoked, 14Vic; bellies. In pickle, nccordlnc to
average, loose, lOHc: breakraal bacon, aa to
brand and average, city cured, 21c. I do., West
em cured, luttnoc.: lard, Western, rellncd.
tlercrs, 11 He; do., dc, tubs, 14Hc.i do., pure
city, kettlo rendered, In tlcrccs, 14 lie.) do., do.,
In tubs, 14 He.
REFINED SUGARS
Tho market was nulet and unchanged. Quota
tions: 1'xtra line Erunutated. 7.0SC.I powdered,
7.7..c: confectioners' A, 7.03C.I sott Grades,
0.00 M 7.50c,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
tlfTTTrTfltllv.,i-t wnrn nturnlln, ntltv fnr ItTI'
mediate requirements, but tho market ruled
steady on lino soods, offerings of which wero
only moderate. Quotations: Western solid
packed creamery, fancy, specials, OlHc.i extra,
2fi',4( OOHc: extra, firsts. 28W02UC! Ilrsts,
272Sc: seconds, 2UW20V4c.i nearby prints,
fancy, 33e.; average extra, 81(i32c.i nrsts, 28(9
30c. ! seconds, 2727.Sc: Barllcky prints, 20c.:
Johblnir sales of fancy prints, 30(l38c.
EUtlS The market ruled firm under a cood
demand, which readily absorbed tho limited
offerings of One eggs. Quotation.-; In free cases,
nearby extras, 28c. per doj.: nearby firsts, X7.33
per standard case: nearrycurrent receipts, 50.75
till. DO per canal exceptional lota higher! West
ern extras. 27c. ner doz.l Western extra firsts.
S7.3." per case: ilrsts, J0.7SO7.0S per easel fancy
selected candled fresh eggs wero jobbing at SOW
31c. p-r dozen.
CHi;i:hK The market was quiet but steady
under moderate offerings. Quotations; New
York, full cream, fancy, IB; lOc.l do., do.,
fair to good, lSffilGHc; part skims, 014c.
POULTRY
I.lVn The market wos quiet but gen
erally steady under moderate offerings,
Quotations: Fowls. 18V4 10c.: roosters,
13!Hiv spring cnlckcns, according to quality,
weighing 1J2 lbs. apiece. 243Hc.: white leg
horns according to quality, 21W2lc; durks. as
to slzo and quality. 144Cl(lc. ; pigeons, ola, per
pair. UT.M'JSc. ; On,, young per pair, 22ttlinc.
DHKS.SHD Values were well maintained
nn fine" deslrable-slzed stock, demand
for which readily absorbed tho limited
offerings. Tollowlng are the quotations:
Fresh-Killed poultry, dry-packed Fowls. 12 to
box, dry-picked, fancy selected, 23c; weighing
4'.i 3 lbs. apiece, 22fte.; weighing 4 lbs, apiece,
224c: welching 314 lbs. apiece. 2U4c.:t weigh
ing 3 lbs apiece. 2u021c: (owls. Ice-packed. In
barrels, fancy, dry-picked, northern Indiana
and Illinois, neighing 4 lbs. and over apiece,
22c.: do., southern Indiana nnd Illinois, weigh
ing 4 lbs. apiece, 21'ic. . smaller Blzi's. 18W20C.
old roosters, dry-picked, 10c; broilers. Jersey,
fancy. 4(d40c. : da., other neurby, weighing
li 4i'-' lbs. apiece. 38 it 40c; smaller sizes.
33 311c. : ducks, nearby, spring, 1D4C20C. :
squalis; per floz. -While, weighing 11012 lbs.
per doz., 4 ISiKi.V. white, weighing 0SP1U lbs.
per doz., 8.NSv4.S0: white, weighing 8 lbs.
?r doz.. tails 4U, do., do.. 7 lbs. per doz.,
2.not32.75; do . do.. (lWfl'4 lbs. per doz., J1.71
M-; dark. 1 S0W2: small and No. 2. OOc.fip
11.10,
FRESH FRUITS
There waa a fair Inquiry for choice stock
of moat descriptions, and values pent-rally -were
well sustained under moderate onTcrinea. Quo
tations; Apples, per bbh Wlnesap, $3,304;
flaldwln. J4Wf: IJn Davla, S8 tP 4 pother varie
ties, l.GOU:.r.fi. No. 'i, 1.S582) Apple, -w-eflt-ern.
per box, II. 1.5(1. 75; Apples, Delaware and
Maryland, per hamper, 7acu$1: I-tmona, per
box, ?3G04.2aj Pineapples, per crate Porto
Hi co. Jl..MHr'i, Blackberries. North Carolina,
fer qt., 05? 10c. j do,, Maryland, per qt., 0
Or.j iluckloberrles. North Carolina, per qt.,
l-'tfllc: Gooseberrlea. Per at., 4c.; Raspber
,nes, red. per pt., 3 5c; Cherries. Delaware
and Maryland, sweet, per lb., 54fSc. ; do., do,,
sour, per lb. 3(tf4c,: do., do., sweet, per qt.,
..SfHc; do,, do., sour, per qt.. 4tf3c.; I'lumB,
Georsta, per crate, 00c3 11.7ft; Peaches,
Georcla, per rarrler Belle. 2.i"iHM: Carmen,
tl.7ritf2.2A, Karlv Geortrla, l,75tL.K3: Arp
Heauty. Sl.7BtfV.35; Dlxlo Queen, ll.2AQl.75;
Ciintnloupes. California, per crate, $201f.riU; do,,
Tlorlda, wr crate, 11. DO; Watermelons,
per car, Si'uu-Qauu
VEGETABLES
Supplies wero nulte liberal, but choice stock
was In tslr request ana generally steady. Quo
tations: White potatoes, per bbl. No. 1, East-
Money Firm In New York
NEW YOniC, July 3. Banker! report
tho money market ns Arm to strong:, duo to
tho fact that many of tho lending' Interests
rtro away, which has limited ofTerlnRa to
a great extent. It Is pointed out that tho
market can bo expected to hold Btrong
during tho cntlro month of July and that
a good demand Is anticipated, duo to tho
Inrso number of renewals that must bi
made. ,
Edward B.Smith & Co
ElTt!SHI0 1093.
BANKERS
1411 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
The following coupons are pay
able on and after July 1st, 1916,
at this office:
Philadelphia & Western Ry. Co,
1st Mtff. 5s, 1960.
Easton & South Bethlehem
Transit Co. 1st Mtg. 6s, 1936.
At our New York Office, 80
Pine St.:
Buffalo & Susquehanna R. R.
Corp, 1st Mtg, 4s, 1003.
Municipal Financing Large
Including tho Philadelphia loan of
$5,000,000, allotted to bidders last week, tho
Issues of municipal loans throughout tho
United States during tho month of June ag
gregated $41,146,665, nn Increase over May
Issues of '18,808,063, bringing tho total for
tho first half of tho year up to $247,643,144,
as compared with '285,080,808 for the first
half of 1015.
BAR SILVER
was
Commercial bar sliver In few York
Quoted today at 0.1c unchnnred.
liar Silver In London was quoted at 81d.,
unchansed.
Tax Free Investments
Many good bonds, free of Penn
sylvania Tax, aro presented in
our
July Investment List
and tJfcir merits described
in a general way without
technical or statistical
display.
Tho circular will bo furnished on
request.
Edward B.Smith & Co
EauiLiann 139Z
BANKERS
Ifemlers New York and Philadelphia
Block Exchange
1411 CrtESTNUT 8TBE-T, FniUDELrnu
80 Pin- BTar-T Nrrr Yobk
INVEST IN MORTGAGES
AT 5,4
Recommended by
BEN T.WELCH
132S Chestnut St.
RlAZffiRG'Ch
INVESTMENT BANKERS
Broad & Saniom Street
Hnstern Shore, tl,25 0
re. Hi Nn. 1. Norfolk.
Norfolk. I1.Z3O1.R0! culls.
em Shorn, 1,1; No. 2,
l.riO: culls, Kostern Hhore.
Norfolk, ill No. 1. North Carolina. 12.RnfB2.7n!
No. 2, North Carolina, II. Rweet potatoes, Jer
sey, per basket No, 1, 45Qaoc: No. 2, 2311
OOc.i do., Jersey, Dclavraro and Maryrand, ner
hamper No. 1, TSc.Oll: No. 2, OOQOOo.
Onions, Teias, per rummer crate No. 1, $1.60
01.75: No. 2, $1.2r.l.r0. Cabbage, Eastern
Shore, per bbl-crt. $l.Bn2 do,, do., per bbl..
II.30.Ol.ri0. Celery, Florida, per crate, 1.7DO
2.55. Watercress, per 100 bunches, it.OOM
2.0O. Peppers, Florida, per carrier, 2Sf2.riO.
Kecplnnt, Dorlda, per rrnto, ll2, (inuash,
Norfolk, per bbl,, tlWl.2."; do., do,, per H-bbl,
hamper, HOC. Oil. Corn, Florida, per crate,
ll.2.VI.7o. Cucumliera Norfolk, per bbl., Jl.BO
Wl.iBi do., do., per H -falil. basket, 70c.i8U:
do., do., per 1-8-bbl. basket, n0?f78c. ; do., North
Carolina, per bbl., II.iTitf l.r.'H do., do., per
baakt, BOJjaOc, Tomatoes. Florida, per car
rier Fancy, ll.25W2s choice. 7Sc.fflls o.,
.Mississippi, per Hat crate. SntJnr.c. Asparasu-,
.lersey, per bunch Fnncr, HI 10c. i prime, 8
10c,i culls, B08o. Jtushrooms, per 4-lb.
basket, I1HP1.B0.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, July 8. HOOS necelpts, 82.000.
Market, Co. higher. Mlxd and butchers, 19. BOO
10.10: rood heavy, I9.onjtlo.15: rouih heavy.
10.0000.03! light, J0.83W1O.03; pigs, I8OD.40:
bulk. 19.80010.05. . e '""
. CATTLE Uccelpts, 0000. Market atronr. lOo.
n,Bhrr..1'"v'"' I7.00W11.40: cowa and heifers,
18.7800.85: stookera and feeders, 18.7008,80:
Toxana. I8.4O0P.4O; calves, 18.00011,70,
. SHEEP Ilecelpts, 20,000. Market slightly
lower. Natlo and Western, 10.00081 lambs,
17,00010.8(1.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
Nr.W rOHIC, July 8. nUTTEP. Light early
receipts sustained tho market today, but trano
was quiet on the street. Iterelpts. 11.812 pack
aces. Higher scored, 29V1 30c. There were na
other changes.
KUCIH Demand fair: market generally steady
to nrmt receipts, 11,815 crates. Quotations were
unchanged.
Robert E. Kemerer
begs" to announce the removal
. ' of his office to
1104 Widener Building
where on ami after July 3 reports
will be received firm the principal
maikets.
From this date the, business vvjll be
conducted under the style and. title of
ROBERT E. KEMERER & CQ,
Telephone l
Bell, W.lntit 5535
Keyitonc, Rac 4430
Philadelphia, Pa., July first, 1Q16
Philadelphia.
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