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.FINANCIAL NEWS
LIBERAL SUPPLY OF STOCKS BRINGS
ABOUT BOSSES AFTER EARLY GAINS
' i
Pressure Comes From Several Sources in Afternoon, With
Heaviest Selling of Day Cost of Strike Settle
ment to Railroads Figures l
High Points in Today's Financial Nqivs
New York banks tost more than $5000 ,000 on movement of money during
tait week. Stuts Motor declared initial dividend of S1.25 a share Extra,
dividend of $10 declared by Scoville Manufacturing. United Vcrdo Conner
paid extra- dividend of 75 cents. Price of bar silver higher in New York and
ijonaun. ummiuii, i bum kiib year jur ancaa of last year. Munieinal
bond sales in August largest for that month in lo years. Pennsylvania Rail,
road and Buffalo and Susquehanna earnv.tns for Julu nnn,i.mfUnh. :....
in Wall street throughout day,
cotton,
NEW YOltK, Sept. 1.
Tho strength which developed nt tho lato trot'lnr; yesterday beenmo more
pronounced In tlio early trndlnt; in tho stock market today, but stocks wero sup
plied In liberal volume when higher levels wero established, and before tho nrst
hour passed nearly all tho early Improvements had disappeared,
In tho afternoon stocks wero tinder pressure from several sources, with tho
bear element recovering Its confidence and putting out fresh lines of shorts,
whilo Bomo of tho Interests committed to tho bull sldo supplied slocks on n largo
ecale In order to realize profits.
Tho outlook for settlement of tho rnllroad trouble by congressional legislation
was at first regarded as helpful to tho Industrials, but there aro many on tho
Street who lator were disposed to measure the cost to tho railroads, nut back of
Alt tho other Influences was tho fact that tho labor brotherhoods had not with
drawn tho strike order for September 4.
Several stocks sold ex dividend at tho opening. United States Steel common
was ex dividend; Its regular and extra dividends of 2't per cent In nil nnd during
tho day Bold nt 97, or equal to 99H with tho dividends on. From that prlco it
dropped sharply, nnd" at tho samo timo declines ranging from 1 to 2 points wero
sustained In many other issues.
Incidents of today's trading, Including tho making of now high records In
Inspiration Copper, Mercantllo Marine preferred and Kelly-Sprlngileld common.
Thero was a sharp break In Studcbakor, that stock soiling below 120, ngalnst
124 nt tho opening.
Selling was heavier in tho lato trading than nt nny preceding time during
tho day. 'Relchsmarks cables sold today at 69, a new low record for German
exchange.
Initial Dividend for
' NEW YORK, Sept. 1. Tho directors of tho Stutz Motor Company have de
clared an initial quarterly dividend of $1.25 a share, payable October 2 to stock of
record Soptcmbcr 15.
I- United Verde Copper Company Declares Extra Dividend
NEW YORK, Sept. 1. Tho United Vcrdo Copper Company has declared a
regular monthly dividend of 75 cents n sharo and an extra of 75 cents.
I Scoville Manufacturing Company Declares Extra Dividend of $10
NEW YORK, Sept. 1. Tho Scoville Manufacturing Company has declared an
extra dividend of $10 a share payable September 1. Including the present pay
mont, tho company has paid $72 a sharo so far this year.
CURB ISSUES DROP
AFTER GOOD START
Stutz Motor Is One of Few Ex
ceptions, Selling at New High
I" Kecord on Initial Dividend
NEW YORK. Sept. 1. Trading on the
Curb followed the movements on the Stock
Exchange closely, as it had done on all tho
preceding days of tho week. Thero was
a display of strength at the opening, with
nggrosslve buying in a number of Issues,
but before the end of tho first IE minutes
It was apparent that stocks wero In supply
nt. the higher levels, nnd during the re
mainder of tho day declines wero In order
except in a few issues.
Thoro was a wide opening In Chevrolet,
that stock selling at 199 and 195 and at the
pnmo- timo In different parts of tho crowd.
Stutz "Motor opened ut 07 Vi and ndvanced
to tho now high record of C8?i, with tho
buying based almost wholly on tho declara
tion of tho Initial dividend ; also on the
authorized statements that earnings aro nt
th& rata of $10 a share and that tho com
pany has placed almost all its 1917 output
on contracts now on tho books.
Drlggs Seabody showed n steadier tone,
ranging from 70 to 08. Aetna Explosives,
nfter opening at 11 U, yielded under
liquidating sales recessions were noted in
Kathodlon Bronze preferred and other
specialties.
The oil stocks ware quiet and without
Important change. Mining stocks were In
active. INDUSTRIALS
Illil. AsIcpiI.
Aetna Explosives 1K ll'i
Amerlcan-llrltlsh ills 1- -'.
American Marconi 3)1 .IK
Canadian Car Co 4r n.l
Can Car ft Kdy pre! 7u 7(1
Chevrolet Motors 11)4 2(hi
Curtlss Aeroplane . 10
Drlsrss-Senhurv
7".,
Kmeraou Thonosraph .
Haskell & Darker Car .
Henden Manufacturing .
Kathodlon llronze pref
. Maxim Munitions
, Manhattan Tram
Mldvale Steel
Otis Elevator .,
Peerless Motors.
1'oole Engineering
H H Kresge. w 1
standard Motors ......
rubmartne
Triangle Film
United 1'ront Hhnrlng ..
US Light ft Heat
do pret ,
wnito Motors :::::::::
World l'llra ...........
BTANDAnD OIL STOCKS
Illinois
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I'ralrls Plua 342
8 o of California , 37S
B O of New Jersey ,,,.., f'-'ii
U O of Neiv Vork 'JU
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. rosden Oil ,
Cosden Co.. ,,...,
Houston Oil
Midwest Reflnlngr
Uapulpa lUflijInB ,
MININO STOCKS
'! Atlanta .,.,...,,,,,,,
llutts Copper ft Zinc..,....,..,...
t Jlptto N Y ,.,,.,,,,....,...
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I First National , ,,.
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lairma. Copper .,.,,...,
lines Co of America..............
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JlWvaU Bs ,,,.,.,....,, BIH
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HusslanUVis ,.,,,, ....... ...... .101
Tlorcncii Goldfleld .,, BJ .
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. ftlrnmhrir Ifotor ... ........ 42V
United iiiter ,,,,.....,..,,,... Wl,
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LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TQKOPAU STOCKS.
Bid.
Jim Duller ,.,...,,..,. ,84
MarNamara .tl-i
Midway t, ,.,.... , .,.. .In
Mlipab, Eltcmlon .,..,,.,..., .18
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
NKW YORK, Sept. 1. The coffee market
opened strong, with advances of 15 to 2U
points. Sales on the call were 19,500 bags.
The market for futures continued strong
at the end of the first hour of tradlntr, due
to renewed buying by- outside Interests on
prlvato cables from a leading Santos firm
stating that the market was strong there,
owing to a large short interest and reduced
estimates of tho 191718 .crop, which had
been greatly damaged by drought and cold
winds.
Today's Yesterday's
upeninv. close.
September ....,..,.,,., U.33$b.B0 O.Suau.'Jl
October ..'u.ai
November ,....,......, .... ,
December ..,.,,,..,,.., 0.4109,42
January ., ?!"
February ............. ,l).45
March .,,.,. tl.5UO0.00
April .,,,,..,.,., .'t.
May ................... 0.0969.70
June .,,.,.,....,... ....
July .................... 9,7309.73
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Financial Brief 8
In dlscusalne tha coal (situation' the
Black Diamond says: "The likelihood of a
strike on Monday converted a normally
strong coal market into an abnormal and
speculative market and jumped prices of
steam coals to almost unprecedented levels
for this time of the year. Undoubtedly
domeatlo coal v9uld have followed steam
coal up tha scale in prices if it had nqt
been for the fact that tho supply has been
exhausted and withdrawn from tho mar
ket." Tho New York. Subtreasury lost iJ.SU.OOt)
to tha banks on- Thursday, reducing the
cash net vain elnca Friday to '961,009.
The exports 0? copper for tha week: ended
Aug-ust 31 were 665400 tons. Exports
for tha month, wera li.WO tons, acalnst
8.?S3 tons in Ibf) corresponding mouth, last
, - . - - --(, ""-. Wfc.vi.im t'fkifuur
Low. Clone.
88 t8
MS hi
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limit Ion li)ii
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I New York Stock Sales
Last clone. High. Low. C16so.
Acme Tea
MM HH HM MM
Adv Unmliyrf S2Ji
Afax ftubbcr, 03H
Alaska J UolU il. ...... 7)
Alaska Hold f.f. ..,,., 13s j
Alli. ChalmCM Mlg..tn 23
Atn Aq tjhomleai. ....... Trtts
33
33
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cm
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12
22
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fill
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Am At Chemical pf,..,il00)f 101
Am ueei sugar. 1.. ,,... bS!a 03
AtnOM.,., k Cl GU
Am Can pf .....,, 113 11314
Am Oar ft Fdv, ...,,... c.2u rwu
jm motion un. ,..,,., C23i
Am Hide & Leather i..t CJf
Am Hlde& L pr,. ,...,, r,V,i
Am Ice Soeattloj..l(... 27K
Am Llnsco.1 pt ,, 4g
Am Locomotive...,,,.., 70'f
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40.
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Am Locomotive pf, 105 101'f 101W
Am Malt Corporation,. ,H 7H 7(
Am .Man uorpofaiion pt imi 80,'i
Am fmcltlnj ft ltet .... OSU 00
Am Smelt pf A ,.,,. 035, 05
Am Smelt pf 1),.,, 85 83
Am Steel Foundries f3'f C3ti
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AmSu.ar Rcflnlnepf.,110 ml 117U 117Jf
Am Tel ft Tel 130t, 131 130J, 1305.
Am Tcbacco..... 210)f 21ll 217JH 217M
Am Woolen..,..., 441 .julj W,i 4V(
m uniins i' pi .,,,,,, yoH
Am Zinc I, ftSm tXi
Am Zinc L ft Sm pf.,.. COlj
Anaconda Cop It SVl
Associated Oil 0315
2GM 20)4
34;i 31
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Atch T &S P pf...... J13JI
103), 102)1 102H
11!) Vrtti CO
7214 71 711f
ah nun re w i 72v
riald Loco Works -;nt
7 Ml 70, 70'f
paid LocoWotlMpfd...iani lOIW'lOl'i lOIJf
iiau k unio b(j HfiJi GJ Hj!
ii.ui unio pi,,,,,,,,, 73 7,j r
Ilethlflliom Steel 4S3 4SJ
72) 73
WO 432
13) 131
Sift Sl'f
77)f 77i
W, 0551
20 20
10 10 H
41 41
171'( 175
iicthlehrm Steel pf 135 137
urooiciyn nap rr xH
Hums liroi 704
Hullo ft Superior Oo'X
Huttcrlck Co 21
Cal Petroleum 10
Cai rctroloum pf 4
4!f
'7ii
07,'f
2J
10-(
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175
Canadla.i 1'acldo 17S
Central Lcalhor Am;
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Cent Leather pf liajf 112 112IS 112)
Chandler Motor 103 10115 llll 101K
Chos&Olilo 00! 00U C!)!f fil)f
Chi Orcat West pf 33i ,'I5Vj 35J5 35J4
Chi Mil ft St I'aal...'.. or, ui 113 03
Chi Mil ft St Paul pf... 123 120 120 120
"Chi ft iNorthwcstcru ..120)4 121'f 121lf 121'f
Chill I ft Pacific 17;, IS 111, 17
Chllo Copper 19U 20 10JJ 1U'
uiiinu uopirer.... kz oajf hi fi2Ji
oiuoii icjuojy c: uo... u))j
Col Fuel & Iroi 48'f
Col ft South 1st pf G5)S
Continental Can 07)f
71
1
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57k
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117
40
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uoasoiKiaicn nai U3H
130
133
130
ton 11 1; 1, ft r iial....lll
Corn 1'roducts ltcf li)$
Corn Products Kef pf... 00
Cruclblo Slcol 7n'(
Crucible Slcol pf US
Cuba Cano Sugar.. fi.V
imi un, urn
II) i 14 11
00M 00)V 00)i
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118 US 118
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Delavi are ft Hudson 15JJ4 150 1C0X 150V,
Denver ft KloOrpt :2li 33
33
33
ucirolt Udison 130 14U
Distill See Corporation.. 40J, 45);
Domo Minos 21"J 21!(
Kris 37 37)f
Erlo 1st pf fiji; 53U
140
455'
21?i
30
110
45Jf
21'1
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uoncrai Mocttic 171) 100
Ccncral Motors pf '.123! 120
Goodrich II F 71Jf 72
107,'f 107H
124!j 125
70 70
llrcat Northern pf...j..H7
11GU lltllf HOJf
(J N cfs for oro prop.... 37?
37Ji 37 37 X
ureone-Caninea
(lulf States Seeel
Quit StatosS 2d pf....
Illinois Central
Insp Con Cop
Int Acrlcultural pf
Int Con Cor v t c sli..
41J 43JX 40'f 40)1
73 70)4 70" 70J5
82 su sin sm
100VJ 101U 100JJ 100!(
SO;, 50 50)i 50)1
40W 4l 41 41
10VJ 10J lOlf 105
Int HatvN J
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114
111
Int Paper 15T
Int Paper pf 70H
155.
72
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int .Nickel v c crs 42
Int M M c of dp 42j;
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103! Kll,'i
Jewel Tea 00
01,'i
111
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110'X 111
24!f 24!f
Jewel Tea pf UiJi
Kan Cltv Southern 24)5
Kayscr J 1st pf 117
Kelly Spring Tiro 70);
Konnccott Copper 40!
Lack Stool 77
Leo KubfcrTira 45
Lchlxh Valley 78J
Louis ft Nash 120
Maxwell Motors S3l
SV(
110)5 110)2 11054
8H4 SO tOlli
COH 40, 40)
77J 70
4(155 45
785 77,'
7d
45
77JS
12U5X 120
12J
8155 813S
82
Maxwell Motors 2d pf. . . 55)f
ffi)S 53
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Mexican retroieum
Miami Copper
Minn ft St Loub
Missouri Paciric
M Pac trefs
Mo I'ac w
Mo Kan & Texas
Montana Power
Montana Power pf
Nat Cloak ft Suit
Nat nnam ft S Co
Nat Lead Co
Nov Con Cop
New York Air Drake...
New York Central
N YN1I ft II
N YO& Wost
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk ft Western....,
Northern Pacltle
Pacific Mall
Penna itallroad
Philadelphia Co..,
Flltsljurcri Steel pf ....
.103!, 101
101!' 102
. 31)5 33
315
34'f
. 55,
355
1 3)5
. 225'
. 3!i
1 Olf
.110
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455
355
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354
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115
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314
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115
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131
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.... 39 33)5 31)5 SOW
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...51 5355 53 53
PrwseJ Meet Oar Co
Pullman Co..
...104!f 10154 10-1)5 10H5
ItybtcelSpCo 40 j 4055 44'i -ll!f
Hay Con Coppar 25' 2554 215 24'.f
Hea-JIne 10555 100)1 10.1H 103 1-5
Hepubllc Iron ft S 53 , 533f 5255 -2tf
Itcpubllc Iroa ft S pf,..113!f 11352 113Jf 1135ir
Sears Hoe ft Co 20S 210 20J5i 207
Scars Itoe ft Co pf. .'.... 120 12! 123 121
Shat Ariz Copper 2SU 2951' 23 28
Southern Pacific 0755 07H HO 0055
Soulher.1 ity 2354 23)5 23 23
Southern Ky pf 074 08 075J 07X
Studeuaker Co 123h 121 llOJf 120'f
Tenn Copper 25
Texas Co ,...191
2555 2455 2435
19255 10254 19255
Texas Pacific, .
1155 11 11 11
Third Avenue
Tobacco ProlucK.....
Tol St L ft W pf c dp.
Union Uaj ftl'apo;
Unloalla: ft 1' pf
03 02 0134 0154
4(1 4015 '10 40
11 9)5 9)4 0)5
7)5 S)5 755 8)5
45)5 47.'f 4055 4751
0055 103 1)9 00
Uoltijl Cfear Stows.
United Fruit 1C1 10114 102 102
Union Pa:lflo U05 13035 13755 13i)5
Union Pacific pf S3 SOU SO SO
U o.nd AJcoho' 1J055 111)5 100 100
USInd Alcohol pf 10055 103 103 103
USUubbir 5U3X 67 50W aOiJ
US ltub'jj: 1st pf 11055 111)4 11154 UU5
USSmlt&M 7155 7155 7055 71
u a btoei uorp'a,,....Do;t vi
U S Steel Corp'a pf..., 117)5 lib'
Utah Copper 83)f S3!5
VaCaroChsm .,.4154 40
Wabash l.'M VMS
05 05)5
11735 U7U
S255 83
40 40
1355 1335
47)5 47
2035 20Jf
123 12
68 68
28'X '.'35f
115 115
43)f 445f
4115 47
13555 13535
1)7 Of
CO CO
'Wabasb pi A i.0)i 4055
Wabash p( U .--'7 2055
Wells Farso l"xp 121)5 125
West K u il.. 605 00
Western Maryland, 2SV5 2815
Weyman-llrutoa ,,110J5 115
Wlby- OvenanJ, 45V4 45'J
Wisconsla Central ,49 47
WooluorUi F W ,,13554 131
Worth Pump pf A., 0034 07
Worth IMnn ir ll C035 CO
QuoteiVSl dividend.
LONDON STOCK MARKET
American Railway Share3 Are Strong
on Labor Problem Outlook
LONDON. Sept. 1. Although the stock
markets had a weak appearance today, the
tone was Arm and a confidential air pre
vailed gmong the traders who were natch',
int; the!Bakan situation.
Gllt.edge securities were without special
feature, the weaker return pf the Dank
of England being ignored It Is expect
ed, however, that' the -tank's position will
be strengthened, soon (torn the proceeds
of the London portion or the impending
French loan. ,
NEW YORK BUTTER AND" EGGS "
NEW YORK. Sept. 1 BUTTER Kettlpts.
8'iu. ilarkt njl,nd too sruids .l,r.
Kxtra puiw. 33HpJ3U(.i er Bmd ua-
Cbrls BcJpt. S1T. Msrktt ur la tc
nt Gill LainjTthJ of BlHbJi. EltrJL SafLSSttsC: diita
Ursts. SI. tlrsU., ai03Jc: whits s..'3ibe: I
WAR NEWS IS FACTOR
- CONTROLLING GRAIN
Many Stop Orders Uncovered
' and Last Prices Are Lower.
Exports Decrease
CinAtM I1KI.T IvriATIIEIt roitEMHT.
CllirAntl. Pfof. 1. The wrntlirr fore
tt for as.hoiirs fallows!
Illinois t'n(!ttlKI tonight nnd PstnnlflTI
prolnhtr slioners nnil cooler tomorrow
JJlMniirl t'nettln1 tonlttit nnd Pntiinlnlrt
prohnhlr showers, ftrfpt rlrrme norlhircsli
somewhat roolrr northwest tonlnlit. ,
WlKfonlln Unsettled tonlslit nnd Pntur
flirt nrolmblr showers tonlRliti tooler lo-
nlclit nnd enst tomorror-. . .... .
.Minnesota Pnrtlr , clomlr . tonlsht nnd
Hstnnlnri rooler nortlienut tonlclit. .
town PntllT elomlr nml iirnlmlilr nne.
tied tonlsht nnd .Knlnrilnri sIlRlitl rooler
. North Ilnttntn Pnrtly elomlr, with voU
lily showers rlntitrilnr nnd wet lonlirlit.
S-ontli Itnlioti I'nrtly elomly nnd tinsel,
tint tonlclit nnd tomorrow not much elninte
In temrer.itnre. ...... . ,
Nehrnska l'artly elonrtr tonltht nnd to
morrow. . ..... 1
linnsns Partly elomlr tonlclit with warm,
tr extreme ucsti Satunlnr. iinselllcd.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1. With tho railroad
strike situation considered temporarily nt
least out of tho wny, tho war news again
took the leadership na n grain market fac
tor.' The report that Kirn? Constnntlno of
Greece had nbdlcated nrjaln brought to the
front the possibility of tho earlier open
ing of tho Dardanelles than had been looked
for, nnd buylnrr was restricted to n great
extent, with the attention of tho trndc en
tirely directed to developments in south
eastern l"uropc.
'Many stop loss orders wore uncovered
nnd prices nt tho close wero H4 to 2ci
lower, but wero fc to lo nbovo the lowest
of tho day.
Tho exports for the week. Including flour,
nniounted to 8,182,523 bushel", ngalnst
8.911.910 bushels last week and C.801,521
bushels n year ngo.
The Modern Miller reported tho condi
tion of tho soli favorablo for plowing nnd
stated that tho spring wheat yield nnd
Canadian yield confirmed tho lowest cstl
mates of production. The paper commented
on tho fact that despite tho high prices
farmcra wero holding grain.
Argontlno shipments for the week wero
cstlmntcd nt 808,000 bushels, compared with
200,000 bushels last year, nnd tho visible
supply in that country was placed nt
10,30 1.000 bushels, contrasted with 3,312,000
bushels last year.
Corn vnss nervous nnd prices moved fe
verishly within narrow limits.
Although there was some commission
house buying oats from timo to time, tho
market was Inclined to move with the
other grnln3 during the greater part of tho
session.
I.oullnff futures rnnccd ns folohvs:
Wheat-
Ycs'dny's
Open, llluh.
Sept.. l.lVi l.r.tlji
Dec... 1.4S Lists
Mny.. l.nu L.1ii"
f.A.n n 11, .Intl. nrvls.
Low.
1.411
1.42'i
l.UVi
S(Jti
7."H
47'
r.u'.i
Close.
close.
'Liny.
1.41
1.4ili
1.42'".
LIS
L4SV
I78S
Sout
H7I'.
H7s
II
73
701.
4.-v;
475k
Tit's
.27
7.-!
77',li
4Si
51
May..
Outs
Hept..
Dec. . .
.Mny. .
I.nrd
Rent.. II
til""
t47S.
B05i
MI'S
47N
11.27
1 1..T-'
13.1)3
11.17
11.22
13.117
27.70 .
11.17
n.ir,
13. SO
14.32
1 I. in
12.1)3
27.10
21.23
til. 17
14.1.-.
13.H2
114.23
11. in
12.113
27.10
21.S3
11.10
14. in
13.HU
14. ir.
14.22
13.10
27.m
21.40
Oct . . .
Dec, . .
14.3'J
13.1)::
ItlDs
Sept.. "1.1.10
Oct.'.. 1H. 17
Jnn... 13.01
l'urk
Bcpt.. 27.70
Hep... "I. Oil
JI.C.U
Hid. tAsked.
REALIZING HOLDS
COTTON IN CHECK
Market Responds to Liverpool's
Big Advances at Start, But
Profit-Taking Sends it Back
COTTON IIF.T.T WKATHKR CONDITIONS.
NK1V lOltlv, Sent. 1. With tlio exeenllon
nf sllslit precipitation In Texns nnd Oklnlio
inn. It was clear tliroinslioiit tlm rottnii belt
this iiioriiliiL-. Temperatures runxed Iron
OJ to HJ.
Tho followhiE tempernlnres wero,report
rili Aslirillle. C2t Wllinlnstnn nnd t'liat
t.mooKii, nil! Knoxrllls 11 ml Oklahoma City,
(ISi Itnlelch nnd Atl.intn. "ni AnEiistn. lort
rinilth. Jliirnn nnd Nnshvllle, 72 1 Tliomn
llle, ( luirlcslon, Kmnnniili, Klircenort,
Hun Antonio, Little KoeU, .llemplils, Vlelts
liurR. .Montgomery and lllrinlinclinin, ,.71
Tnnipa. Jitrkhunillle. Del Itlo nnd Meridian,
-ill Molillo nnd Pensneolii. tit Comns
ClirNtl. 80, nnd Oaltrston, US.
Tlirro was .Ui Inrh prrelnltntlon nt nal
Teston nml Thnmnhtllle. ,(M Inch ut Del ltlo.
.14 Inch ut Turlor. .1H Inch nt Okluliomit
C'lty.i.35 Inch ut lort H111UU uud .62 Inch at
l'ort Worth.
Knw TOIIIC, Sept, 1. Because of enor
mous realizing tho local cotton market
failed to meet Liverpool's extraordinary ad
vance this morning. That market at one
time was 72 points net higher, equal to
111 American points, representing the
greatest slngio upturn In Its history, dm.
primarily to a scare over tho sensationally
bullish crop report yesterday.
But -with several holidays ahead, the
volume of profit-taking here checked tho
market nnd, nfter opening 0 to 21 points
higher, with October showing tho greatest
rise, tho market eased back at the end of
the first 20 minutes nnd was even with
last nlght'a close again.
Tho market showed hesitation during the
middle of tho morning. It was reported
that October contracts had been sold on
the early advance against I'astcrn belt
cotton available for delivery on contract,
nnd the tendency to tako profits for over
the holidays was increased by tho reports
of rains at numerous points In the South
west. Trade Interests were among tho buyers
on declines, however, and the market held
around lG,31d for December, or at virtually
last night's closing price until after 11
o'clock. Prices then weakened further on
the detailed weather report for Texas
showing good rains and that delivery broke
to 10.20d or about 27 points from the high
level of the morning.
The break In tho southwestern rains and
the rumors of an easier (spot basis carr.ed
tho market about 2P to 21 points net lower
shortly after midday, with January selling
at 16.14c. compared with 16,t8c, the high
point of the morning.
Offerings were not badly taken on this
decline, however, and prices showed rallies
of some 9 to 10 points from the lowest early
in the noon hour.
The receipts of cotton at the ports for
the day wero estimated at 25.01)0 bales,
compared vvitn 27.132 Pales iatt week,
15.-475 bales last year and 3745 bales in
1911.
. . Yes. rloss.
October .,,,. Ill 2u
DttMllltwr . ,. 10.31
January ,,,, 111. 31
March .,.. 111.114
My 1H.7U
July 10.U4
Spot ,,,.,', 10.10
Oepn.
m.fm
jll.47
111.41
lu.ar
111 73
10. 03
Hiah.
1 II .Ml
111.47
1II.1H
iu.iiu
111.74
M.IW
T.OW. Close.
13.114 lA.tll
1U.II3
111.113
lll.lil
111 27
1(1.3-1
1U.4U
t..f
111.11
111.27
111.4(1
1(1.4(1
1U.SU
Liverpool Cotton
LTVEnrOOL, Sept. I. Spot cotton was
Irregular today at an advance of 43 points,
on. tho basis of 9.90d for mid-upland. Tho
sales were BOOO bales'. Including 4200 bales
American. The receipts wero 3000 bales, In
cluding 2600 bales American. The market
for futures closed quiet at a net advance of
35 03 9 points.
Money and Discount in London
LONDON, Bept l.-r-De Beers 12H, Hand
3H. Money 4'i, discount rate, ehort bills,
StteSK; 3 months' bills. 6HW5H-
UARDS
Sver ronr whe!s. tears b4
Its and reduco your compta
tAlloa Insursnca rates.
tjpani
rsrfora
Einaaded M.lol
triors leu
Uelsl .
Win or bbsel
utui
OET OtJtt ESTI1IATK
Dll Msrs.t 105S Ksjrston Ula llll
T. S. JOHNSON SONS CO,
jit,
' ' - ---r-n .ii - - - J- ----
" '" ' ! -iti. I l,,.t. M., rf ,s T i.1 .U.IisHiKM fc-
Sates in Philadelphia
Net
. .. . 'f1!). tJavt, Close. cho.
10 Bald IJCO. 71) 70 ID
ill do pr ..10151 lot 101H
37 U& Sus tclif) 60 (I0W Vt
10 O H 1 A P 17J4 J7& 17J4 Oi
to Kiec Stor. no en no
400 Krle I7 3fl 3
140 G Asph pf 60 (10 (10
1,10 Inter llyri,tl2'4 12 1V4 -lt,i
2 Ins Co N A. 20 20 2(1 .....
70 Int JIftM Ct 43 41A 4l4s 1
no Lk 8 Cor, 10f, 10 lo(, .....
01 Leh Vnl ,. 70 77 77 ,...
2.1 Ii V Tr pf 42H 42H 42
300 Nov Cono. 20 20 20
782 1'cnna It 11 (in M (15
00 1'hlla Co.. 30i)i 30-Vi 30"5'i 'ft
5 do cum p 30 30 H 30 H Vi
lit Phlla Elcc 211 2sV4 UROi
870 1'ltT (rctfs 20 10 10 If,
31 rhlln Trac 70 70 70 .,...
700 Heading ilOJtA 103a', 1O304 2
n 00 Ton Bel.., 4'i 4 3-liJ 4
110 Ton Mln.. na, r. n
10 Union Trna 41 44i 44)i
37 V Cl Imp.. S R714 37 M
,1000 U S Steel. on osvi os 1
2 do prcf.ll7j H7i 117 Vi
30 Crnmp & S 73 73 7 llf.
.10 York Hwy. 13 13 13
tLnst previous sale was SDH, on March 4,
llONDH.
HlTh. Low. Clow.
?2ooo a a&niCH on")! 001 00
Net
rhite.
V,
f.ooo int ltys 4s r7 r.i 117 . .
loni) L V gen Is 00 do 00 ...
2000 do cons
41 in 2003 09 00 00 ...
4000 1'cnna Co
gen 4Un.l01 101 101
14R00 l'hlla III 4n 8111 fll',1 HIV,
2onn do n3...10l--K, 101 1011,
1000 Head gn 4s 0,1 05 05 --
Dccrcaso. lncreaec.
Local Bid and Ashed
Today's Yesterday's
Hid. A-ked. Hill AaKed.
tl.tl.tnln 71IJ4 77!i 78l4 711
liurr a 8us(.t e rMi r.B no ..
do pref t c nil 117 nil r,7
iirill J 11 mi., as an an
nice Htornao is'4 (iOU n: (inU
(Jcnernl Asphalt '-'H,, 2!i , 2.4U 30,,
do pref (IK1 ()i ()tt il'iji
Keystone Tel 13). 1 IVi laji 14 4
do t c in 1-1 ia'I 11(11
1I0 pref Us li'l nt (in
Lnko Sun Corp HHS lnjt JO'S "Ji
LehlRh Nnv 7.-1 7ft', 73,, 7.-.JS
lhlitti Vnllcy 77V 7S 7h -4 7St4
LehlBh Valley Tr 2 HI sei -1
do pref 424 43 42fj 43
rOHEIGN EXCHANGE
NCW YOniC, Sept. 1. Each succeeding
report shows a new low record for (Her
man exchange ns n result of the war news.
Dealings In relchsmarks hnvo been en
tirely nominal this week, nnd oven nt this
morning's new low, 70 for cables and
70 3-10 for chcckH, bids were lacking.
Dutch Exchange wns n shade easier also
nnd francs based oft slightly, while lire
nhowed n slightly firmer turn. Business,
generally speaking, was moderate. Tho
strong feature was rubles, which were
quoted nt back to 33alQi34.
Quotations: Demand sterling, 4.7G 11-1C
CJ)4.7B4 ; cables, 4.7C 7-10; frano cables,
5.89 : checks, 5.89 Ti ! relchsmarks, cables,
70 3-10; checks, 70; llro cables, 6.47;
checks, 6.47; Vienna cables, 12.22;
checks, 12.18; guilder cables, 41; checks,
41 1-16; Scandinavian kroner checks,
28.50; peseta cables, 20.22; checks, 20.17;
rublo cables, 34; checks, 33.
Long sterling was nominal at 4.71- for
CO-day bills and 4.09 for 00-day bills.
BANK CLEARINGS
Hank clearlncs today compared with corre
sponding day last two years:
11)10. 11)1.1. 1011.
Philadelphia. I42.4N5.4.-.2 J31.llil.7SR ISO.SIUUIU
New York .. 1117.21)7, 1B.1 303.H3II.UIK! 17II.25II.H.17
Chlcaco .... IIS,V2U,1U3 S3.4DL240 45,Ub'J,41'9
RATES FOR MONEY
Call.
Time.
-'.. !3"1
New York 2 03Vi
I'hlladelpnla 4
ltnNlnn ................. a
jvj or,
4 tflW
4 (CV
months, Phlla-
Chlcnso 31S(?4
Commerclnl nnper. threo to six
delphlu. 4'.i SP4W per cent.
Copper Supply Abroad Increases
LONDON1, Sept. 1. Stocks of copper
at the close of business yesterday amounted
to 7514 tons, compared with ES22 tons
on August 15, nn increase of 1C92 tons.
Tho supply afloat was 5000 tons, ngalnst
6200 tons a fortnight ago, a decrease of
1000 tons, making the visible supply nt
present 12,514 tons, contrasted with 11,022
tons the mlddlo of August, nn Increaso of
492 tons. Stocks at Ilotterdam, Hamburg,
etc, which have been carried slnco the bo
ginning of tho war at 5123 tons, bring
the total Europcnn visible supply to 17,637
tons nt the end of August, compared with
10,145 tons on August 15, an Increase of
492 tons. '
Sug-tr Futures React Slightly
NEW fomc. Sept. 1. The market for
sugar. futures opened with n little reaction
ary tendency, which was about duo after
yesterday's eharp advance, nnd first prices
were 3 points higher to 3 points lower, with
salei on tho call 2000 tons. Leading trado
interests supported the market early, with
some selling coming from Wall street.
BAR SILVER
Bar silver today was quoted In London
at 32 7-16d. a gain of 7-16d.
Commercial bar Bllver was quoted in New
York today at 68 c up 74c
RAILROAD EARNINGS
TUNNSYLVANIA SYSTE1I
LI.NC8 L'AST
. 1010. Tnerease.
Julv op. revenue 2n,lii)7.H73 3,H07..i13
iNot op. reenue 7.483.SI- B07.U03
LINES WEST
July op. revenue J12.KI0.18H J2.27L703
Net up. retenuo 3.lj,3-'4 707,101
TOTAL LINES EAST AND WEST
July op. revenue J38,Kxi,i.v J.l.tisn.n.in
Net op, revenue...... 11,3,3311 1,373,123
PENNSYLVANIA ItAILKOAD
July op. revenue. ...... lo,(i.":o,7no J2.8Rl.ini
Net op. revenue fl,H.17.S3H 404,47.1
OrxTutlns Income r,17'J,K'.i.'l 412. nil.1
Net Income.,,, 4,031,000 4!1,2U7
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
July op. revenue..,,... n.Ki:o,ii7ii Jl "20.(1.11
Net op. revenue.,,,,, S.illl.risn 42s,12l
Operntlue Income 2.310.421 3'H.r.la
Net income 1,6110,041 BSI.OU'J
PITTSllITRflir. CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND
ST, LOUI3 JIAILW'AY COMPANY
July 011. revenue,.,,,,. J 1,239.751 JRIO.SBS
Net op. revenue.,.,., 1,317,423 .1.11, 221)
Operatinc Income,,.,.. 1,11:1.78:1 312,fil3
Net Incomti (Ill), 883 2U.J,0lJd
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOaA AND HT,
July cross ....,,. 11,0.14.207 1111,0113
Net ,,., 233.71)8 31,433
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN,
July cross.
11,372,023
1104,130
.-wi
asi.uui
4V0.3U3
CHICAQO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
July cross ,...., li.230.3Si
Nev ....,,,,......; 3,lbU,313
1,1117.1011
377,930
Condition of U. S. Treasury
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 The condition
of the United Statetj Treasury, according
to a statement IssuettHoday, was as follows:
Net balance in general fund 1308,287,565,
total receipts 165,366.441; total disburse
ments $83,116,242, deficit for the year 132,
116.049. exclusive of the Panama Canal and
public debt transactions.
I.l-Q.M, AHVEHT131NO
IN THE oni-UANS' COUKT KOIJ THE COUN.
ty ot riiliuuclvula. Tvrm 10111.
K.UIe ot Loul-t Cartr, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given tbst Halo Cartr. widow
of said decedent has flle4 In salU Court her patl
tlon, togetber with so InveoUry and appraise
ment o! the, personal and tha real estate ot said
decedent, praylrur that there be set aside and
aurded to ber absolutely under tha provisions ot
the act of April I ,1900, and Its supplements,
stock at Unity Stock and Loan Association ap
praised at 11014 and cash la the amount of
JiabU. assrecaiuis; the amount of I30OO allowed
ber under the said act of Assembly, and that the
stne will la approved by the said court tei
tewber 8. 1010. at 10 a. in. ualcsj uctptloo
tbexete
be niea nerore mat time.
HltUiM JlIigWN. JR..
Attorney for Petitioner,
004 West Em) Trust Dulldhur,
UUtEOTOBY OF ACCOUNTANTS
Certlfled I'uMls AceaontaiiU
LA WHENCE K. BROWN A CO.
1613 J1EAL ESTJlTB TUUST BUILPINQ.
lyJLU.
MG GAIN m (DORPOKAB FIKAICmN0t
AUGUST MUNICIPAL BOND BAtm LAM
ii. .,- .- .. ... m.l. ... j i-
New Capital Issues Thus Far This Year $7iM$.906 Ahead
of 1915Cities' Bdri-owings in Month Juat Endd
Greatest in Ten Years
Financing by corporations during the
eight months ended August 31 represented
n totftl of ffl, 617,227,500, nn Increase of
.1715,442,900 over the corresponding period
ot 1915, according to the Journal ot
Commerce.
Ttnllrond companies Issued $281,07l,S60,ln
bonds, $270,005,000 In notes nnd 174,473,200
In stocks, a total of $625,552,500, on Increase
of 190,731,400, Itond issues by Industrial
corporations were $357,405,800, note issues
$166,436,100 nnd stocks $467,833,100, ft total
of $991,676,000, or ii gain of $624,709,600.
In August rnllroad financing amounted
to $80,224,800, n gain of $42,273,800, nnd
Industrial companies $66,112,000, a gfttn ot
$35,583,000, making n total for the month
of $146,336,800, an increase of $77,856,800.
According to tho Bond Buyer, the sales
of municipal bonds In August amounted
to $23,241,891, compared with $22,279,309
In August, 19l, nnd $9,213,102 in 1914.
Tho sales In August were exceeded only
once In the last 1C years, In 1911, when
they reached $23,766,042, Fdr the eight
months ended August 31 the sales were
$360,561,539, being exceeded only onca In
tho last 10 years, In 1915, when tho total
wns $360,590,258. In the first eight months
ot 1914 tho sales nmounted to $359,295,109.
Knrnlngs of the' Buffalo and Susquehanna
contlnua to show expansion ns compared
with last year. Tho July statement, which
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS -
GItAIN AND FLOUK
WHt'AT Receipts. 100,07(1 hush. The mar
ket rulrd firm nnd lc hlalier early In tha dny,
but nftcrwArd reacted nnd closed without net
chance. Cjuotntlons; Cnr lots, In export eleva
tor No, 2 red. spot, tl.43Wl.4ll: No. 2 south
ern, 11.41 ffl.-M; stenmer No. U red, $1.40'?
1.1.1; No. :i red. $1,11)1,43! rejected A, 11,37
ill, in; rejected 11, 11. 34th. 37.
CORN Receipts, 4U.",0 bush. Offerings wcrn
llitht nnd tho mnrket ruled firm .though flulet.
(Juntntlons: Cnr lots for lornl trade, na to loca
tion. U'Ht,rn Kn. '2 vellnw. 1l7nnH.t dn sletLmer
yellow, D'lWIITc; do No. 3 jcllovv, OlOODo! do.)
OATS Receipts. 15,170 hush. Demand was
fair nnd prices ndvnnced He under light offer
1ms. Quotntlonss No. 2 white, Ol'A Wr.ric.j
Blnndsrd white, MV, K.4oi No. a whlto. SSOMei
No. -1 white, GU'.afflOlVic: sample oats, 4 7'. -4
WISiic.
FIJUR Receipts. 010'bbls. and 1,330,122 lbs.
In sacks. Trade wns quiet, but mill limits wero
firmly held. Quotations per 111(1 lbs. In wood: Win.
ter, clear. lUWd.'j:,; do, straight, tO.4UUll.8Ui
do. patent, 17M7.80: Kansas, clear, cotton
nnlr. fit r.OffAll 71., An .ttllltrht. POtfOn SflCkS.
J7W7.25I do, patent, rottnn sacks, 17.40U7.il
snrlnir, llrst clear. (l.iUW7.25', do, pnte'lt. 17.1
WH.L'3: do, f. TV or He brnmls. 18.sn(8.7!lt c
mills, choice nnd fancy potent. ,s.fi0if 8.7J! cl
J7W7.25I do, patent, rottnn sacks, n..WJ
city
cltv
mills, regular irrndes Winter, clear. Iiiwn.'js;
do. stralBht. n.0UW(l.8(li do. patent, 1707.50.
hyil pLOtllt was In small supply and firm
but iiulct. Wa quota nenrby at tOOO.&O per
bill, nnd western at 10O7.
PROVISIONS
Tho market ruled firm, with a fair lobblnir
trade. Quotations: City beef, In sets, smoked and
nlr dried. 28C: western beef, In sets, smoked. 23c;
city beef, knuckles nnd tenders, smoked and air
dried. 21)c: western beck, knucldes nnd tenders,
smoked. L'Uc: beef hams, 128M30; pork,, fnmlly.
12t),BU?20; hams, B. 1". cured, loose. 18H CPlUc;
do. skinned, loose. Ill ',4 2(ia: do. do. smoked.
2lil4 21c; other hams, smoked, city cured, ns
to brand nnd nveracc. lUwci hams, smoked,
western cured. lUWc; do, boiled, boneless, 34c;
picnic shoulders, a. 1. cured, loose. 14c: do.
smoked. 15c; bellies. In plcklo, according; to aver
aeo. loose. 1714c: breakfast bacon, ns to brand
and nvcrase. city cured, 22c: breakfast bacon,
western cured. 21c: lard, western, rertned. In
tierces, lOWc: do. do, do. In tubs. lDUol lard,
pure city, kettlo rendered, in tierces, 15ft c; do,
do, do. In tubs, lDVic.
REF1.NED SUGARS
Tho market ruled v,-enk. IteOners' list prices:
Httra. line crnnulatcd. 7c: powdered. 7.10c: con
fectioners' A, O.UUc; soft trades. (1.25 U.Mc.
DAIRY TRbDUCTS
BUTTEIt Lleht receipts Influenced ft Arm
feellni: In this market, but prices were quotably
unchanited. Quotations: Western, solid-packed
creamery, fancy specials, 3ilc: extrn. JlWJSc:
extra firsts, 333.IV4c: firsts. 020324) e; sec-
onus. BturaiMC. ! nenroy vriius, iuiht, o,u, w,
avcrnee extra. 33iP3ilc; do. llrsts. 0331c: sec
onds. 31G32c; jobblns sales or. lancy prims,
4US43c. . . . . , , ,,
l'nn Hh a ,onM n irnnn d.Hinnil for StrlCtlV
fine' cess, prices of which ruled Hrm under very
llirht receipts. Quotutlons: In free cases, nearby
extra, aaa per uas. , nenruy iiro. ;' v"
standard case; nearby current receipts, 1U.H0 per
case, western, extrns, 3Sc. per do.: wjslern
extra firsts. 0.00 per case: do, .firsts. lO.SUO
0.0U per caso; fnnry selected candled fresh csk
wero Jobhlnc at 3ttW41o per do., ,
CHi;i"..SK sold fairly nnd ruled llrm and a.
shnde higher under Hunt offerlnira nnd stroneer
country advices. Quotations: New iork, full
cream, fancy. 10lt)Hc: specials, hlnher: dp.
do. fair to cood, 18ia'.ic; do, part skims, 11
4P17C
. POULTRY
LIVn Demand was good and the mnrket
ruled firm under llsht ofTerlnes. Quotations:
1'ovvls. as to quality, 2UW21c: roosters. 14W
me: snrlnir chickens, nccordlna to quality, welirh
Inu 1 W2 lbs. and over apiece, 23W24o: sprlns
chickens, smalt sires. 10W22C; white Leehorns.
according to quality. lb21c: durks. as to
sin and quality. 13t17c; plteons. old. per pair,
23028c: do, jountr. per pair, 18W22C.
DUESHED Tbo market ruled very firm with
demand readily absorbing the limited offerlnzs
ot desirable stock. Quotations: Fresh-killed
dry-packed fowls. 12 to box. dry-picked, fancy
selected. 23Vic: do, welshing 414 W5 lbs. apiece,
23c: do, welirhinB 4 lbs. apiece, 23c: do. welsh
ing 314 lbs. apiece. 22c; do, weighing S lbs.
nplcce, 20021c, Fowls. In bbls.. Ice-packed,
fancy, dry-picked. Northern Indiana and Illi
nois, weighing 4i5 lbs. apiece. 22V4c: do, south
em Indiana and Illinois, weighing 40 lbs.
Apiece, 22c; smaller sires. 10U21C. Old roosters.
dry-PICKeu. luc; DroilltiK viiickciib, (lunula, iitrve.
.tffl"(In
; no, inuiuuu, imkc, .,v-u, u,j. hijihii
alios. "2ft"3c. Ilrollers.
do. other nearby, weighing 114 2 lbs. apiece,
28O3U0; do. do, smaller sires, 2i!(J27c. Ducks,
nearby, spring. 10W2UC Bquabs. per dor. .
""'bite, weighing 11W12 lbs. per dor., 13.0UIB
b,73: do. do. weighing 0O1U lbs. per dor., 14.011
G.2. do, do. weighing H lbs. per doz., J.I. 7.1 W
4.1U; do do, weighing 7 lbs, per doz., 13.23U
S.iliii do do welshing 110014 lbs, per doz., $2.SU
2.7.1; dark, S2.23Q2.7S; small and No. 2, COc
OS 1.23.
FRESH FRUITS
Choice stock sold fairly and values generally
ruled .steady under moderate offerings. Quow
tatlons: Apples, Vlrelnla and West Virginia,
per bbl. Wealthy, 3i?3.30: Illush. a(;J..1ll:
Smokehouse. 13O3.50; fair tn good. I2W2.00,
Apphs, Delawsro and Urytsnd. tier hamper
Fancy. !lfH.2.: fair to good, 33 W 75c. lem
ons. jr l. lUt'T. rinenpules, per crate
Florida, 11 2. Peaches. Virginia, per csr
rler rfberta. Jl.V3iPl.73: llelle. $1.2.191,73;
Carmen. tlWl.SU: Mountain Itose. 11,2301.73.
I'ears, North Carolina, per bbl., 13VS. O rapes.
North Carolina and Delaware, per crate, f l.'J5
l.r.u. Watermelons, soutbern, per car, 11004P
VEGETABLES
Tha market for fancy stork ruled firm,
...I.U
demand equal to ine nmiie.i oneringi
Quota
tions: While potatoes, per bbl. No, 1 Kssteru
Shore. I2.oiivu; ro. i-asiern nuore,
iiAi .v
No. 1 Norfolk. 12.nU(l3: No, 2 Norfolk, 41
1.25. Whlto potatoes, Jersey, per basket. U.'iW
73c. Sweet potatoes. Eastern Shore, per bbl.
astern Bnore, per odi.
2, St 0 1.23. Onions.
er, StVl.13: do. do, per
ll; do. Washington, per
No. 1. J-W-'.ou; no. .
Pennsylvania, per hamper.
kid-id, nag, i. saoj.uu
10U-lb. 1E. 2e2.23.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAQO.
Sent. 1. HOa.S Itecelots.
30..
000. siarse
it iqwjm lower. i
MUed and buun
rv. 110.ii.1fMl XI),
rouah heavy, Slo.IseiO.i'.O; light. l(o.40&
11.3.1: rigs, .50B.(lij bulk. Ill) 00011.20.
CATTl.lf lUcelptt 12.000. TMarkt 1325c
rs iiu.suuu.an: goga neavy,
lower jweves. tivii.av; co
CAWS Hnrl (ulfr
S3.VUS0.KU; stockera and feeders. 13 4007.75)
Tennl. 10.30
a.-tui raives, etu. la W1....1
SUKK'S-ttecelpts,
14.0OO. Market IlleilSn
lower, ns
SS4J11.1S.
Native and western. $3.5007.73; lambs.
RlAZIER6G
INVESTMENT BANKERS
Broad and Sansom Sta.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
TOLEDO TEBS11NAI, B, B. CO, j fags' f V
Guaranteed bJlBKallreads. AatO
4'rlca to h't. Mll:,,"",,"r'tsP
NEW OaLE.US TEKMINAl. CO.
1st 4s. 1953
Guaranteed li t.outljerii
" JH
CANADIAN NOKXUE&N COAI OUK POTK
X,itli9
Circulars on Uequett.
Barclay, mqose e ca
XxAbti. to CanadUii Nsrthtm tUllira?. . Vssl
MttnWr of Now VojIs n4 mUMm. & mhm
rnT''Trr'TTrfrirrmTfimirMmTi rn'immir.rTDtjnin iiBTHiiniMimiiiifmjM-MwsW
mmmm
came out today, modi an exceptlonikllir'
good showing. For the month tli owr
atlng Income was $142,288, a gain Of $J6,
321, white the net reached $55,143. an In
crease of $32,907. Tho Keren months' total
operating Income was $985,413, an Inerette
of $174,82$, and the net for the eama.pfrletl''
WTio $341,288, n gfttn of $231,914, '
While the financial district took a mer
optlmlstla view of the railroad-labor situa
tion today, the consensus of opinion be Ini
that a strike Will not occur pn Monday,
there wns little response In the trading on
the Philadelphia Stock exchange, and price
changes were Irregular find harrow,
Of the loaal issues Philadelphia XtaplA
Transit trust certificates were the! most
active, although trailing In them could not
be raid to be very large in comparison with
some days during tha lasterf weeks. Tht
price rose n small fraction. Buffalo nnd
Susquehanna common lost 'i, and Tonopah
Belmont wns slightly under the last pre
vious sate. Interstate Hallways tommon
sold at 1214. As compared With the last
recorded sale, this Is a decline ot 17 U
points. The last nale of which there Is
any record occurred on March 4, 1909. In
the afternoon Cramp trust certificates cold
off Its. The arbitrage group showed weak
ness. Beading at ono timo being down 2U
Steel common 1 ',i and Lehigh Valley a full
point.
NEW YORK BANKS LOSE CAStI
Payments Not Reflected in Account of
British Loan
NEW YOIIIC, Sept. 1,Tlio compilation
of tho known movements of money for fli
week ended with the close of business yes
terday Is Interesting from a technical view
point In that for the first time in a number
of weeks the banks lost cash to the In
terior. Another Interesting fact la the fail
ure, of tho payments on account of the
520,000,000 British Government loan to be
reflected In the money mnrket Upon the
previous occasion of heavy collections by
the United States Government for taxes and
unusual corporation preparations for dis
bursements, call money ran to C per cent
nnd temporarily the most Important flurry
within two years took place.
Several months past the weekly bank
figures have shown small shipments to the
country, but this week tho outgo was 17,
855,000, whilo tho receipts by direct ex
press from the Interior were only 15,204,000,
showing a loss by tho banks of $2,fJ5l.s00.
Tho banks also lost 1940,000 to the Sub
treasury and the Now York Federal llescrvo
Bank" was a creditor on the week for 11,
981,000. The total loss Indicated, accord
ingly, Is 5,590,800.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Packard Motor Car Company, regular quar
terly of l"i per cent nn the preferred slock, pay
able September 10 to holders of record August
ilendea Manufacturing Company, regular quar
terly of 1M per cent on tho preferred stock, pay
able October 2 to holders of record September 20.
United Traction nnd Klectrie Company, of Jer
sey City, quarterly nf 114 per cent, payable Octo
ber 2; boolcs cloao September 3 and reopen Sep-
Cambrla Iron Company, regular semiannual of
2 per cent will be paid September 30 to atock
holders of record September in.
Cuba Cans Sugar, regular quarterly 154 Pr
cent on preferred, payable October 2 to stock
of record September 15.
American lleet Sugar Company, regular quar
terly of 114 per cent on preferred stock, pay
able October 3 to stock of record September If)
llorne-Hcrymser, regular annual of 20 pei
cent a share, payable October 10 to stock r
record September 10.
Yukon Oold Company, regular quarterly e
"Vic a share, payable September 00 to atoi
of record September 8.
Spot Wheat Strong at Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, Sept 1. Spot wheat v
strong today, with No. 2 hard wlr
quoted at 14s Ed, and No. 2 red win'
at 14s Gd, an upturn. of 2d; No. 1 Not
crn Manitoba at 14s 7d, and No. 2 No'
crn Manitoba, 14s Cd, a gain of 3d. t
racht was unchanged nt 14s 7d. Corn v
dull, with American mixed unchhnged i
10s 8d, while Plate showed a loss of -at
lis 2d. Flour was quoted at 52s.
Invcsliments for
Salaried People
Care mid discrimination in
selecting the type of investment
suitable for the man or woman
living on a salary cannot be'
too strongly emphasized. With
this idea in mind we, have pre
pared a list of securities with
amplo yield which will flt the
needs as well as justify the
confidence, of this class of in
vestors. Wo shall bo glad to
send a copy of this List No.
425 to any one who requests it.
William P. Bon&riglit & Co., Inc.
JJ0BUI3 'VlSTAIt. 8TK0UTJ. Jr.
Manager
437 Chestnut St., Piidadelphk
New York Boston Detroit
London Paris
William P. Donbrlght & C"o. Bonbrlgbt Co.
The National City
Company
has taken over the
Bond Department of
The National City Bank
of New York
'
, and purchased the trasineis of
N. W. Hnlsey & Co.
Dealer in Investment Securities
The business of the combined
organizations will be continued by
TheNationalGty
Company
1421 Chestnut St, 55 Wall St,
Philadelphia JHew York
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