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EVENING LEDaERr-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1917
REILLY, BROCK & CO.
BANKERS
CITY
OF
PHILADELPHIA
SECURITIES
306 CHESTNUT STREET
riiiLinni.riuv
OlsnFsnkey
AUTOMOBILE OANKEnj
Oder special facilities for In
dividuals or automobile deal
ers to finance the acquire
ment of pleasure car, for
bus'nes.s houses to finance the
acquirement of commercial
cars or trucks If you are
thlnklnc of purchasing; a-car
of any kind for any nurposc
tne FINNI'.Y SYSTEM will
make a helter business trans
action for you
REAL ESTATE TRUST OUILDING
PHILADELPHIA
Charles J. Bender & Co.
INVESTMENT BONDS
Mtmtxrs rdladelphla Stock Rxchanit
NORTH AMERICAN BLDG.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMKNT
Big Increases in Loans nnd Deposits
for Week
NKW V.OHK Mav II Tlio lurik stale,
ment loda showed IiIr Inircnse In loan
and deposits
1'etalls follow
nit.HIH
Loans JirtJI 3(i niiii
Net demand deposit -3 7611 fllll.liilll
Net ttm deposits 1P,21S mm
Ircutallon 28,Aiil.imu
H'serie. mn mulls tl01.H7l.O0il
neserte twill 2.17 612 110(1
Jt other deposits (i",2rtl nun
Aagresale reserve 7A1 417. 'mo
ner refiulreil A1A.M Ami
Surplus Mil I1JK Sill
I'nlted Htates deposit deducted
tnf which 4121 3'i'l will Is specie
Al Tl'AL
Loans IH149 ,11 will
Net demand deposits -3 1117,28
: iiihi
ins 7111 nnn
2S ll.'ll IIIHI
1411.' mi-, nun
IMH.o.'T iiiiii
iiu.Aiii nun
77n I.M mm
n.M.nnn 50
UA.7.11.1:
Increase
Mil 'J 11 linn
111 ."i4l Him
7 2.12 nmi
1 17 mm
32.87s, (ml)
tn Mil nun
IS llllll
I'll 1JI1 IIIHI
.1 5M.41U
2.' AI4 "IMI
fsl Hon iiiiii
117 ."ij7 mm
14. in.', mm
120811 mm
t.-.i mm
14 I2 nun
t7 mo.ikhi
mis oi hi
7 217 mm
7 7nl Isu
tilt 50
$S2 in I mm
Net time deposits
irruiauon
Reserve, own vaults
Tleeerve. Fed banks
Jles other banks
Aggregate reserve
Tlesrrve required
Burn un
t'nlted Stale deposits dedurled
jot whim U.i.lliiinil la spcile
tllecreaee
llt'TSIllK HANKS
Mat liankl
(unease
Leans intestments 1127 .111 Mm !-' ajii.linn
Gold .12 770.7ml A r.'T..Uin
I'urreno. Lank notes vn htwm rill. inn
Deposits iiK ."ilB I III 60S, will
Flfxrif on deposit 1.10 27H .ion n 4ill nnn
PereentsgH uf reserve 2 ,1 ir ient Imreasi
1 t per tent
Trust companies
I-oahs In.estments $2 sll IH7 linn
Hold S7 "III. Mill II ,HI'l 2("l
i urreno hank liltla 1 1 Hid mm skk sim
lepnnlla 2 J.17 71." 7IHI 21 1117 lllll
Reserve on depnalt I" I 274 01m 29.111 Sim
Percentage of n serve 2,1 A per lent Increase
1 1 per cent l
BTATK BASKS AM) TIll'ST COMPANIK NOT
ItKI'DIlTINO TO CI.KAII1M1 IIOl'Pi:
l.oans Investments SMI I71 win til S'ij,.inn
inn i.iiii
2.11 iiiiii
In iu nmi
4 111 inn
I IH7 inn
it Intria.e
Gold preferred 1145 mill
I'urrency hank notes In 72H 71111
Total deposits 1 01.1 37.1 win
Net deponlta st 2.1Ii,2iw
Ileaene on deposit 212 01 111111
Perientaa of reT .in t r n-t
.2 rr cint
Perreaae
CLEARINGS ADVANCE AGAIN
Increase for
Week Amounts to 10.5
Per Cent.
Clearings of checks through tho vartou
clearlnK houies of ihe country contlnuo
to ehow Incre.iFes as compared with lat
jear Kor tlilH week Hip total was $5,":0.
975,360, an Increase of IDS per cent oer
the corresponding week of the prelou.s
jear The largest gain wan made liy Kun
fas City, fin 4 per cent, while New- Orleans
came next, with 43 3 per cent, and Phila
delphia third, with 4fi2 per rent Increase
oer last jear
Details follow
New Tork
rmcaro
Philadelphia.
Hoaton
Kanaaa Clt)
M. Louis
K, KrancUco
Plttabumh
Detroit
Baltimore
New Orleans
1IU7 liini
2.r,7.1.nn.l77 I2,4.'.4.tllll.:
4St.Mli,V4
S!n,42,niii
1112 RS7 n4
117 DUO H12
11 172 277
7! M2.177
mi KI2 l'i
-. 7MI 177
nn ia(i.12h
.13.7H7 Mill
P. f
4 X II
.TIMIU WW 4-.10 1
2II2.II7S Hii7 4H2
17ll.4Sl.ll4l 4 112
71 (14.1.317 -rlMI 4
M.207 H12 3H 7
IIII.47H Mn -f 31.5
41,Wl'l.747 2.'ll
3S lllll RHS 4 i 1
3'l.llSl 311 n
22 ttl.1 M17 -f 411 1
Eleten cities
II data l H0C70S 7D 1 ,11t.4S1 fl.1l)
Other cities
3 dan m 715 374 100 (1711 s 41
Total all Utl"
A days f 1,000 70S 7 1". 9 1 S3I 413 Hid
All cities. 1
day . Hfl1.414 :iB 7.13 R72 .11.1
Total all cities
for week .1 i2n.u7.1 3fl 14 7M1 i)3.1.l)SU 1H5
-t-100
-h.11
4100
:u
MONEV.LENDING RATES
rilll.ADIll.PIIIA Call, 4 per cent.
Time, 4S8 per cent. Commercial paper,
three to six months, 4 '4 ij i per cent.
Reeene Ranks' Discount Rates
Boston .. .
New Tork . . .
Philadelphia, .
Cleveland
Richmond . . ,
Atlanta. . .
Chicago ,
8t Louis...
Minneapolis .
Kansas City
Dallas
Ban Krsnclaco 3
Atrlcul.
OicrOO
TtASton .. &
New Tork
Philadelphia .,
Cleveland .
Richmond
Atlanta , ....
Chicago. .......
ft. luls ...
Mlnnaspolls . .
Kansas City..
Can rranclaco
tin f a thtrfv ilsvs
cant, slaty to ninety, 4M
Mr cent.
10 or oer 10 Over 30 Over SO
l.ss up to 30 up to 00 up to 110
.3 V 4 4
.a 4 4 4
. 3H 4 4 4
. SH 4 4 Mi 4 V,
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a 4
3H 4 i
Trade acceptances. Col.
Up to 80 Up to 80 modity
3H S U
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1 Sri Stt
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k J5i 4
nvtr thirty to alxt. 1 umt
pr ccntt ovr alnnir.
BANK CLEARINGS
today compared with
nnk clcartnra
u.Miniiinr tiav ! twa vtart
mFrm " 4jftl9 1AIR
lais
Phlladalphta M.87,7S II7.H52.H47 2S,4DT.RT3
fl4,UD,Dl. .OPJ,... f,w.i.ll
Hoaton
New Tork
S57. 009.1118 470.BH7.S57 208,088,488
NEW YORK BUTTER ANP EGGS
DUTTER JUealpts
No chant In quo-
NEW TQBK. My IJ -IT
ta. larktt steady.
SMdasw. Market sttJidy
FINANCIAL NEWS
CHANGES IN QUOTATIONS OF LEADING
ISSUES ARE VARIABLE IN WALL STREET
Denver and Rio Grande Shares Weak Specialties Are in
Demand at Times Good Tone in Railroad
Shares Generally
High Points in Today's Financial News
Many dnerntnt moiemtnta n Wall street. Motor stocks offered down.
British trading took place on frond Street Curb. Wheat and cotton ended dau
hinher. New' York hank statement showcd'incrcascs tn foniw nnd demand
deposits. More gold engaged for export, torctnn exchange aim.
clearings showed increase for week.
Hank
NKW YORK. May 19
There were many .tllerKent movements In the stock market In the half
da ulth which tho week ended A numbet of Ismies for opeclnl reasons,
showed pronounced weakness, with the motor mocks iiRiln lielnK offered down
liecntise of a fear that the Industry will be directly affected liy tho war taxes.
Denier and Itlo (Ir.indc Issue. were also weak, with the preferred dropping from
2fi4. the close cterdaj, to 20, nnd the common sold off, a rc?pone to the
announcement of the Western Pacific decision In which tho court upheld IIh
dnlm against the I)ener Company.
The prlco moes In the lending Hpeculatlvo Issues weie variable t'nlted
StalcH Steel common made an advance of nearl 1 point to 122. but lost most of
It.s gain In tho last hour of trading The marln Issues moved in tho mime
wa. making gains In the first hour, which were turned Into losses before the
rln-e Specialties weie In demand nt times, with Distillers moving up l'i to 18,
and Industrial Alcohol rose 1't I" I2SH.
There was a good tone to tho tnllronil slocks generallv outside of the Denver
group. Missouri Purine new stock and bonds were In good demand, with tho
common certificates odvnnclng from 26' to 21'', I'nlon Pacific had n frac
tional advance to about 13S nnd Heading was In demand earlv In the forenoon,
with a recession Inter on.
The bond market was generally ipilet. hut some Issifes showed a fairly strong
tone Missouri Pacific I. when Issued, were traded In nt 60V Wctcrn Pacific
fi sold at ST., Anglo-French 5s were traded In at SIU to 03
BRISK TRADING ON BROAD ST. CURB;
MANY ISSUES ARE IN ACTIVE DEMAND
NKW YORK, Mav in
Thete was brisk trailing on tho Hioad Street Curb, with manv Issues In
active demand The Submarines ngaln attracted a good deal of attention Sub
marine Hoat was traded in on .i large scale, about 10,000 shares changing hands
In the fltst hour at prices ranging from 32H to 31H. hake Torpedo was strong,
selling at 9 and R. nnd Standard Motors held Its recent gains, with ti (tiling
at 13 to 14
A good part of the trading in these Mocks represents the activities of a
tiankeis' pool, which has been Identified with Submnrlne Hoat for a long time.
Apparently its Intention has been to take advantage of the huge flovernment
npptoprl.itlonH for Increased nawil equipment and use the Washington develop
ments a Incentlvo fur bringing In outside buying for Submarine Hint nt high
levels.
The annual leport oailv In the year did not Indicate any foundation for bull
ish operations so fnr as protlts from war contracts nro concerned.
Til.ingle Film continued to reflect bujing by ImpoKant Interests in the
motion-picture trade and more attention was paid to the progress made In tho
unification of tin- various inleresls. Sales were made today again nt l'i nnd IS.
but the stock was In t-cant supply nt that range National Conduit was Me.id.v.
telling nt 33 to 33'4.
The oil stocks wete fairlj active without special changes In pi Ices Meiritl
Hinged from 2nt, lo 2im. Oklahoma at 9, and 9J4 and Cosden hold al 124
Mining stocks also moved within a comparatively narrow tange. with Magm.i
traded In at IS and 4T4 Hutte Cupper and 7.lne Mild at 0 and Slewail
Mining was In demand nt Ti-lfi
IMII'STIII l.
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inn
31
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Air Reduction
American Store
American Sumatra
Aetna llxploslves
AiiHTlcan-Hrltlsh Mfg
American Marconi
Xmerliiiii Writing Paper
Canadian Car I'o . '!&
Can Car K Kdy pref fll
Charcoal Iron ....
Chevrolet Motors .. .01
Cramp ""
dirties Aeroplane . 34
Carwen Tool in
Carbon Steel .. HI
i:orett lleane.v 33 Vt
llnierson Phonograph
Koltral H.ve
Haskell & HniKer Car 37
Heiideu Manufacturing 30
Kathiiillon lliinir.i' pref I'.i
Uiko Torpedo Ilo.it ... a
Lehigh Coal Sales S3
I.lma locomotive ... .In
Maxim Munitions l'
Marlln Arms hi
National Conduit 31
New York Shipbuilding 30
Vnrtb Amei Paper Pulp
Otis Hlevalnr 10
IVerless Motor . . II
Poole Knglne ... 10
Pierce Arrow 3H
Itedden Truck ... . IK
Santa Cecilia . . k. . . . 3B
Santa Cecilia pref . , . . A.I
Scrlpps liooth 30
S S Kresge w I in
Standard Motors ISVi
Steel Allojs V4
Submarine 31'
St Joseph Lead Is
Todd Shipbuilding .. M
Triangle Film . !
I'nlted Profit Sharing V
t'nlted Statei Sleanihli .1
United Motors . . . 3Vi
t'nlleil Sugar . . . Sfiu
World's Pllm
Wright-Martin Air ...
Zinc Concent 3
37
511
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311
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311
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STAMIAKII Oil. STOCKS
Illinois 3IR 33,1
Ohio 343 317
Prairie Plpo 380 390
Stand Oil of California .34(1 3.13
Stand oil of New Jersey 000 n.l
Stand Oil of New York .30 J 307
B0S
501
INOKI'IIMU'.NT Oil, STOCKS
Harnett Oil & Oas 2 3 31s
Cosden Oil 13 1 ISV
Cosden & Co 13 liy. 13V1
Klk liasln tom 10
Federal Oil 8 SW. 4
Inter Petrol .... 13H IS. 1
IMHII'KMIIIIT Oil.
Houston Oil
Merrltt Oil
.Midwest Iteflnlng
Met Petrol
Ohio Fuel
Oklahoma ItellnlnK
Osage tlomltiv .
Illce.
Sapulpa
Senuojah
Sinclair ...
Victoria
STUCK'-. Continued
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Alaska Stand.ud .
Atlanta . .
Ulg Ledge .
Illsben Copper (a pros)
Hutlo Copper (r Zinc
Ilutte New York
Cashhoy .
Cal & Jerome ...
Con Arls . . . .
I'mma Consolidated . .
First National
(loldfleld Merger ....
fioldfleld Cons
IJolilfleld Floreme . .
(loldfleld Kewnnas .
(reen Monster . .
Hecla Mining
Howe Sound
Independence Lead
Jerome Verde . .
Jim Duller
Jumbo l'xtenslon . . .
Magnate Copper
McKlnlev-Darragh ...
Magma Copper
Mother Lode
Mines Co of America .
Nevada Hills
Nevada Wonder
Nlplsslng
Hay Hercules
San Toy
Stewart . . .
Tnnopuh Hxtenslon ...
I'nlted Verde
West Knd Con
White Oaks
Whlto Caps
Yerlngton
IIOMtS
Anierlian Smelters 5s.. on
Atlanta Charlotte 5s . . . 03V4
llethlehem fis 07
Cosden Oil 6s loo
Cosden Co 6s BH;
Cudahy Cs OS
Lrlo 6s I)7V,
New Haven 6s
Russian Government 6'4s 1
Russian Government 6'4s so
Southern Railway 5s ejli
Todd Shipbuilding s 101
N Y State 4s inu
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High Ixiw lose rhar
Alaska Hold M . At', A A "i
Allls-Chalmers Co 37 3A1, 31 li
Am Agr Chcm nt's mis Ts !"(
Am Heel Sugar 00 Itn lio '4
Am Con . . 1.11, 11 4.14 Is
Am Car h Kdy A8t4 A8', 8', ' Is
Am H A. Leather I3'A I3's 131s '.
do ptef .. . A I .10 3I
Am Linseed .. .. 31 'A 301, 30!
do pref nils fll
Am Loco A81i nl,,.4
Am Mnlt .. .v .. 0 fa
do pief .. A .1A
Am Smelling . .. 103 Hui'fc
do pref .115 M'
Am S'eel Kdr A3 "1
Am Tel A Cab All A0
Am Tel & Tel 130 130
Am Wool .11 3014
Anaconda 80V, "D'4
Atchison . inn's loo(,
Atlantlu 1 & XV I HI3', 10! '4
Ilaldwln Loco Co .18(4 SI'-s
do pr 1 00 ' I no '4
Ilaltlmore A Ohio AU'4 "D's
do pr o,s ni'is
llalopllas Mining I's I
llethlehem Sll II U71. I3A14
llrooklvn It T 3114 31'4
llutle & Sup Cop 1314 I1'4
Canadian PaeM" Ifll lfln',4
Cent Lealber 8AV. H.l'fc
Cerro de Pasco 3A'4 3A
''handler Motors HH 81
Ches & Ohio 371, 371',
Chi tit West IPs II
do pref 35', ,1J'4
Chi M & St P 73S, 131
fill it Nwn 1 Hl(. lin's
Chill Copper 33 3 I'S,
Chill Coo Cop f.3'4 -If,
Col Fuel A Iron ..".I 30 '4
Col Has St i:iec lo in's
Consol fl.is 107 "1 10714
Corn Product 3.1'i 3CS,
do pfil I110I1 Hinli
Crucible Steel (184, A7'4
do pfii in; hi;
Cuba Cane Sugar 1 1 ,', II
Icl A Htld US' IH-'s
Denver A R n ''
do pfil 31 14 30
Homo Mine 15 ll
Distillers Secur 18 Ifll,
Hrle 3l, 54
Hen i:iec Co 13s 1.18
General Motors in.1 HioS,
Goodrich l P .I"' 3"t4
tlreat North pref lll.l's. Hi31s
do Orp sub" .1T 3314
Greene Can Cop I5'4 4t
Gulf St SI 1st pf Hi7"4 107',, I074
Int Agrleul ptef, .IT,
Inspiration Copper .17 'j
Inlerb-Cons Corp IMS.
do pref Sl4
Int Hnrv of N J III
Int Mer Mar 38f,
do pref . 81
hit Nickel . 1 1 '4
Kan Cltv So 51
Keiineentt Cop I.H,
Laeka Steel iK
Laclede Gas !K1'4
l.ee Hub & Tire Is
M nnlia! II 118
Max Molor ID
do 1st pref 01
May Depart Stores SA
Mex Pitroi 'i I a,
Miami Con Copper in',,
Midvalo Strel Slit',
Mo K.ui A Tex (l'4
Missouri Par ctfs 8'
Mo Pac w I 51 T,
nt Cloak A Suit ;ih,
Nat Hniini A Slpd 33 '4
Nevada Con Cop 5 I's
S' Y Air Hr.ikc Mil
New York Cen 80',
N Y N II S II 311',,
Ohio Gas 1.11
Owens Hot Dili,.
Pacific Mall 33'4
Penua It It . f.2'
Pen Ga A ' 77
Pere Marquette Hi
do pref . .11
Phlladelphli Co 3ia4
PlttH A West 38
Pitts Coal ctfs 17
Pressed Steel Cat 7314
Ry Steel Spring ,11
Ray Con Copper 3014
Heading 89,
Rep iron A Steel HI'S,
Royal Dutch H3V4
St L S F 17',
Sinclair Oil .liTt
Senbo.ird Air I. 13
do pref 30'4
I'nlon Pacific 131 '4
do pref 71,
Cnl Alloy Steel II
l' S Ind Alcohol isiiVi
Sloss-Sluff Sll A Ir .11
Southern It It 33.
Superior Steel 18
Studehuker 8 IV,
do pref in I'.i
Tenn Cop A Chem IH (
Texa Comii.inv 301 V4
Third Ave H R IK
Tobacco Products ,na,
H S Ind Alcohol pf na',
C S Realty A Imp n
3H
30
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33
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97
08
103
100
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07 14
07 H
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87
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Local Reserve Rank Statement
The condition of the Tederal Ileaerve Hank of
Philadelphia at the close of bualnesa May 18
compares as follows.
rtKsoimcE
May 18 May 11
Oold coin and certificates
In vault t38.76t.716 132,127,383
Oold aetttement fund bal-
anre 4,834 000 12,240,000
Gold redemption fund . . 260,000 260.000
t28.896.T16 134,617.286
420 674
129.231.062 189,046.969
Tnlal vnM rpaena
t .v.l t.n.4... nnl.i. all.
ver. etc 376,847
Total reserve
Itlll. Hlrnttntrf. tnm.
lira 8.921.426
nilla bought In open mar-
fcet 12,623,266
Total bills In hand 131.644,682 118,633,614
IT H. bonda 649,100 640,100
I' 8. Treasury notea. 2.648,000 3,648.000
V H eertlfleatea of In-
debtednesa .... 8,600,000 3,900,000
Municipal-warranta.. . 1,421,769 1.421.769
6,790,868
12.843.215
Total earnings aiatta 129,663.742 I26.652.6W
Pue from other Federal
reserve oanss insu..
Xncollected Items
II other reaources
13.937,581
24,614 828 80.548.606
1,662,830 Alt, 703
Total resourcea .188,920,045 192,859,912
I.IAnlLITlES
Carltal paid In. !?.??,I?)
Oovernment depoaita 10
Due to memoers rsssns
account .... 48.402.447
Vnrollacted Itsma 22.680.899
raaerai reaery noirs
Due to other Federal re-
2Ji;6i
um hsnkanet.
All other liabilities, .
ToUl liabilities
16,253.400
15,166,168
47.214,810
22,010,911
2,682,183
826,000
217.896
1(8,920,045 192.639,912
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
ClUCAOO, May 19 HOOS Ilecelpla 7000
head Market atronger. 8W10C higher. Mixed
and butchers ll6.70(rflH.46i good heavj, $11 7n
(416 60 rough havy, $16 7016 83. light $16 75
(Sill 30. pigs, 110 no14 60, bulk, $16 0(1(1(10 .1.1.
CATTLE Receipts BOO head Msrkst steady.
leaves, $9 60413.70, emu and heifers, (AbM
11. 60- stockers and feeders $7.60010 40
calves 110. 4(l 14.70.
ailEKl' Receipts 100 head. Market steady.
Native and western $12 73W15 73. lambs. $13
(321.
C S Rubber
t S Steel
do pref
I'tnh Copper
Va Car Chem
Va Iron C A C .
Wnhash pref A . . .
do pref H
Wells Fargo Kx
West Maryland
Westlnghouse Mfg
West Pac R R
Woolworth
Wheel A L K...
White Motors . .
Willys Overland . .
do pref . . .
Wis Central .
Wll-on Co. . .
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Sales in Philadelphia
High l.ow
15011 Am Stores 3fl4 30
20 llrlll J G 2814 38",
inn Klei Stor All 60
300 I. Sup 'p 1014 1014
2 lhlgli Nov 7A 1A
1000 Leh Vol A3 5
10(1 Pcnna It It 33 33
.1 Pa Salt M 03V, "
.1 Phlla Co
.1 do cum pf 38 38
r,1 Phlla lllec an an
till PUT tr cfs 2014 30
Inn Reading . . 80 80
80 Ton Ilel I h I nt
.in Ton Mln fli'n 1
110 Cti il Imp IWIi 101i
HI do wni 38 ' 5811
311.1 C S Steel 125 .' 121'',
50 Weslmor c : 1A
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Tnl.il sales. GSM shires, tnmntreil with 1110
lmres h.t sidmliti Ihl week, 08.0J.1 slnresi
lil.t week. 1,287 li irr
IIIIMIS Net
High l.". Close flute
SJOOfl CII.V 4s '40
reg . .IniiVi '"'Mi nnit, 14
30(10 Int Ilys 4s 30 30 .10 1
soon penna Co
temp els
4's 0014 00'ls D015 t li
Kino Phlla Klec
lt lis . 10011 lnos, inos, '4
lotnl sules. 810,000, nnunreil with 8II.0OO
1 1. 1 s,iluriljl Hits week. S!20.onni lll week.
8378.1011.
Local Hid and Asked
Hsldw.n Inin
llrlll J (I
Huff & Hu'i i i
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r.krtrh Xtnrnai- .
iln rsl Vsphnlt
do I'M
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l.nk fun rum ..
Ihlith Ns ...
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Tuniiimh Mining
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SI NO SO
I Financial Briefs
hi s v i. mint n noMi
J
Arlhur XV Wilght formerlv pa.vlng teller
of the Centennial National Hank, has been
elected assistant i ashlei of that Institution
The London Slock Kxchnnge remained
tlosed todnv
Common l,i I failures this week In the
I nlted States as reported by II O Dun A
Co were 20K, against 270 last week. 2'i7
the preceding week nnd 34S the cnrrcs'wind
Ing wtek Inst jonr
The gross earnings of thlit-tvvo rail
roads for the first week of Mny were $13,
9S4 '121, an lm reuse of $1.40.1,432
The Girnul Trust Companj. as trustee
under the mortgage of the Central Iron nnd
Sleel Cnnipunv, dated August 1 I fin, has
lecelved ftom the icirlvern of that or
poiutlnn $ JtlS 000 to lie applied lo the pur
chase nmi retirement of bonds secured un
der the mortgage The trust company will
rcielve proposals from holders of certifi
cates of deposit for the sale of bonds lo that
amount until 1 o'i loi k June IS uet, the
prlie not to exceed par and a premium
of 2'j pel cent I'pon these terms the
trustee will purihnse the bonds June 10.
The New York Suhtrensury gained $2,
115,000 from the o.mks yesterday.
SMALL TRADING TAKES PLACE HERE, .
WITH NARROW MOVEMENTS IN PRICES'
Changes Are Irregular Through List More Confidence
Is Shown in Street Majority of Stocks
Are Higher for the Week
Small business and narrow- price move
ments rilled in the trading on the Phlla.
delphla Stock Hxchatige today Tho market
was of a holiday character, nnd tho move
ments In pi Ices, which were Irregular, were
without meaning as far as Indicating the
position of the market
As was the case all through the week,
esper Lilly In tho latter part, there was
more confldnce shown In the general
situation For the week the greater part
of the changes In stock prices were on the
side of ndvances, 24 of the 41 Individual
stocks dealt in showing gain, while 10
showed losses nnd T were unchanged ns
enmpaied with the final figures of last
week ,
While (he trading In Philadelphia Rapid
Transit trust certificates was extremely
light, vet the price showed a small gain as
lomp.ired with the llnnl quotation of last
night Thoe In the financial dllrlc. who
nre Interested In the company's affalr run
with a great deal of Interest the p9li,,'
which 1.' T. Stolesbury took ie,urd'.
the hearing on the transit n,:1! A
rcma.ks being regarded with faVor V''
no doubt was responsible for n. n. im.
of the trust certificates In the trkdh.
lIot of the trading took pl,c ' l u J
niaiesBieci common ana it gained on. as.
a half points as compared with thi. i
prlco of jesterdoy. but the turnover In i?5
stork wn tint nn Ieim.a na .. .. . lnt
Rending, too, roso n fraction Stock of Vv
t'nlted Gas Improvement was acain a
ndvanelng a little, while ih. -I" nnn.'
which T'cro not ns nctlvn na ....,...'
..nnh.n..j ". " . .". .""'"oy. n
'lie Warrain.
"daw J .
unchanged for a time and then went off .
little.
J fJ. .Hrlll, which gained 2 points vMi.,
day. lost somo of the Baln todav Arnerlta"
Store Company common sold up a half
COTTON GOES UP
AFTER STEADY START
July Is Under Pressure at Open
ing, but Recovers
Later
(t)TTON lll.t.T i:tii i:k
M.U MlltK. Via, 10 Heather (nndltlons
were genernllv rlenr In the cotton belt litis
morning, except In the extreme Northwest
The following leniperitiires were recorded.
.hellle. .111! Vhllrne. Illrnilnthim and (lint
lHiiiNM.il. IIJi s,reeporl, l.lttle Roe k. 1 If ks
InirK. vlerldl.in. luinwllle and , llanln. Al.
sun ntiinli). flklutinniii. Memphis mid dark,
snntllle. flfll Del Ilia, New Orleans. Nllh
tllle nnd Innun II8- Vlohlle. savnnnnli and
lllltiiliigton. 70i Corpus ( hrlsll, llnhesliin.
I nrt snilih, riiisiiinli. Augusta. I linrleslnn
nnd Raleigh. 75.
NHW YORK Mav 10 Pressure was ex
erted against Julv cotton at the opening of
the Cotton Hxchange. and that option was
down 4 points with other month recording
advances of 3 to R points The tono was
steady Commission houses were the prin
cipal sellers of July, but purchased tho
other position
There was a good general demand, while
the supply appeared t-cattercd, and as
soon ns Hie early offerings weie absorbed
thn market advanced sharply. July moving
up 17 points In a few minutes and October'
selling S points above the initial price.
Cosing qiifitatlons were 27 to f,n points
nlinve the Html figures of last night Spot
was up 60 points
Weather conditions were favorable for
Hie imp and this feature was credited with
being responsible for the supply Temper
ntures were sllghtlv higher
The receipts of cotton nt the ports for
the dnv were estimated nt 5000 bales, con
trasted Willi 773,1 bales lust week. 14,211
bales last cnr nnd 18,101 bales two .veais
ago.
l
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TUNTll'AII HTOl'KH
VImi N'amars
Vlldnsv
Vlnntana
North 8tnr
Hid
re)
.13
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lini.Hl'IF.1.1) STOCKS
Vtlanla . .
lllu.. Hull
I tool h
Dlamf II II ...
tjls
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Sand kfn
Slli.r Plik
J
Arizona 1 nlted
NVvada Hill
Tuopu Mining
MiKcni.i.ANnncs
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.Total sales. 34A.80A shares ronumred ultli
307.400 .hares Ust Matiird,,,, till. wk' 3,8(l! .
300 sharesi last week, 2,1114.600 shnres. ""
New York Bond Sales
r.oon Amer Agr deb ,1a
15IH0H Anslo-Kren, h 3s
.'IMinn Am Tel Ss
200(1 do cvt 4Vas
20(1(1 Am Writing 1'ap 6s
1 MM) Atchison 4a
niiiin Allan Co Line 1st 4s
Hid" Halt & Ohio 5s
loiiil do 4a
4IHXI do cv 4V, a
limn Can Dovt 6s lli.ll
20(1(1 Canada Mouth 6a
2000 Cent leather 1st 6
15IHIII Phes i Ohio ronv 5s
50110 I'M ft n.ist III 4a
200(1 Chi (It West 4s
1000 Chi H Nwn 314b
81000 Chi li t Q reg 4s
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Granulated Sugar Unchanged
NEW YORK. May 19 Fine granulated
M unchanged at prlcea ranging from
7 60c to 8.60e. Tho lait sale In apot Cuban
raw wa$ at .0v
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Southwell Pennsylvania rip Line, regular
quarterly of 13 a share, payable July 2 to atock
of record June IS
Northern Plpo Line Company, regular aeml
annual of $5 a share, payable July 2 to atock
of record June 11
Northern Ablo Electric Corporation, regular
Suarterfy of 11, per cent on prererred. payable
una 1 to stockholders of record May 21.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, May 19. The foreign ex.
change market opened dull and In the main
firm, rubles being quoted nominally at
27.76 for checks and 27.10 for cables Later
rubles worked up to a new high record of
27.80 for checks and 27.90 for cables
Quotations
Demand sterling 4.76 9-17, cables
4,76 ;1, sixty-day bills nominally 4.72V4,
ninety-day bills 4.701,.
French cables 6.72 H, checks 5 73i.
Lire cables 7 00, checks 7.01
Swiss cables 6.11, checks 5 12
Guilder cables 41 H, checks 41
lluble cablet 27.90. checks 27 10
Pesetaa cables 22.12, checks 21.90
Stockholm cables 30.00, checks ,29.80
Chriatlanla cables 29.46, checks 29.25
Copenhagen cables 28.60, checks 21,46,
BAR 8ILVER
Today Tea.
Nave Tork (canta) V4H 1)L
Lcndoalptnce)., 7H trtt
Laet
Rat.
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High. Low,
TO 7 1
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1100(1 Chl Mil St
600(1 do cv 414
2000 Chl II I I' rfd 4s
2000 Col Midland 4a
11000 City of rarla As
8000 Con Oaa conv 6s
looon Cerro de Pasco 6s
2000 Del A Hud conv 5a
7000 Del & Hud rfd 4s
HOOO Den A lllo Ur 4s
2000 l)-n A H O 5a
1II00O DIs Hecur Corp 5a
13II0O Crenrh Rrn SUa
1000 (Iranhv Cahi tlln A. Iitu
12000 Interb Met 44 B niu
8000 Internl Paper 6a 1(I(H,
1000 K C Kt H A M As lojlj
6000 Lacka Steel 6a 1V10 US',
4000 I.k bh deb 4a 1028 HI 4
4000 Minn St P H H M 4a 89
270000 Mo Pae vv I 4a . Hit,
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9000 Nor I'ac 4s
11000 do 3a .
1000 Ore Short L lat 6s
7000 Pacific Oaa 6a ,
CSO'in Penna gen ct 4Hs
18000 do en 4 Vis
5000 Reading gen 4a
10000 St I, 4 8 K alt 6s
toooo do str A 4a
80000 do Her 11 6a
80OO Fan A A P lat 4a
16000 South Pac cv 4a
I700O South Pac cv 6b
17000 (South ltwy 4a
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NEW YORK COFFEE .MARKET
NT.W YORK, May IS Tho market for
coffee futures opened steady 3 to 4 pointsj
uihiii-i, i,ui wuiif mt'iu was a moocrate ue.
manil fioin trailo shorts there was no sell
ing presume In evidence and no transac
tions were icported on the call
Mav
lune .. .,
July
August
S.plrmt'sr
October
November .
l)ei pmW
Jnntmry
lVhruiirv
March
April .,
Hid
Todav s
opening
Todav
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Yesterday a
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ALL CITY'S FIRE ENGINES
WILL E MOTOR DRIVEN
Director Wilson Announces Coming
Improvements in Speech Before
West Chester Students
Hefore the present administration goes
out of offlce all of Philadelphia's fire op.
paratus will bo motor driven, nnd thcio
will be many other Impinvements thor
oughly In keeping with progress
Director Wilson, of tho Department of
Public Kafet), mad this asset Hon thl aft
ernoon in tho course of a brief address be
fore a class of West Chester Normal School
In connection with a study of "community
physics" to obtain first-hand Information
To bear out tills statement as to the mod
ern equipment of the fire department, tho
Director called attention to the fact that
be had Just let a contract for $2Bo nnn to
the Amerli.in La France rim Appaiatus
Companj of r.lmlra, X. V
Yes i lnsi opsn lltsll Low Clo
Mm 20 III Sons 2U 07 20 112 20 A7
Juli 20 30 20 .15 2.1 71 20 3o 211 7.1
iktolyr Jll 1)5 20 01 20.1.1 20 ill 20.11
Ihssmber 20 HI 20 21 20 1.1 20 21 -JO 111
.lanuarv 20 2.1 20 2.1 20 lis L'i) LM .'II OH
Mnnll . 20 .l'i 211 HI 211 si) 20 III 2H7.1
Spot . . 20 HO 21 10
Cotton Statistics
NIIVV YOltK Vlav 111 The stntisthal position
of Liittnn follows
Thlflwprk Last wfek Last v ear
Total vlsllil"
supnlv . 4. (I'll! 430 4 2IP 07A 4.7.13.110
or whhh Anier
lian . 2 73,1. 130 2 878 070 .1.121.1111
Total in atsht
May is . 11 i.rtn .ill) li r.17. mi5 11,2110.097
Cotton Hujcrs and Sellers
XIIW YORK, Mav 10
July Cle.uman. Lowensteln, Wntklns
and Hionks bought, McKnany. Newman,
Schley and Hartlett Mild
October 11 man. McKnany. Hnrdcorn
nnd Hrooks bought; Newman, Schley, I'eers
and Schlll sold.
Dei tmber McHnany, Rountree, Mont
gomery and Hentz bought,; C Hicks sold
January C Hicks bought; Montgomery
sold
March Lehman, Hentz nnd Newman
bought , Montgomery sold
GOVERNMENT HONDS
2s reulstercd 1H10 .
2h mut'on 11130
,1h registered I'.us .. ,,
In i nupon I'.lls.
4h reglMpred. 1H2.1
4 i oupoi.. 1021.
:h registered IIIHI .
Its loupou. llllll
I'.in.umi 2. registered litis
r.inumu 2a reslstered. 1IHS
Panama 3 registered lliill
Ptuirima .'Is. coupon
Hid. Asked.
117 17 ,
;;' 99
liil Kin
HH .. .
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St. Paul's Year
NKW TOItK. Mav 111, Th Chliaco lllwnn
ke nnd St. Paul Hallway Compai.? report of
earing, for the lieu nsenl sear ended'.m?
Inc.
Jt3.1m.ms
11 .Vl.l 618
1 WIN, 12(1
44.1,71.1
1 .155,401
1 .1111,077
37,571
4.11,1175
1811,64 1
bcr .11 compares ns follows
mill
operating; revenu" 1110 ilon.iiss
'i'i-,iiiiK mutfnse.
N'et operating rev
raxes necrued
Ois-rntlng Income .
Other income . .
Total Incomo ,
Plxed 1 harges ,
llalsnce , ...
Dec reasc.
3.7(..1.011
.HI 814 A 17
6.480,1111
11 lllll, .118
2 800 Hill
.11 104 812
18 OUA.llJ
111 l)liS.2ljl
GOOD GAINS MADE
IN WHEAT PRICES'
1
July and September Options Up
Twelve Cents at
Chicago J
(.ItAIN IlIXT UnATHLK I OKICAsr i
( lllf'Af.fi. Mn, If) Weather rond'tlonj (or ,
lie.liext llilrlj-Blx Iciirs follow, ' "
Illinois. .Missouri. Iowa. Kansas and . 1
liniskn Insrttlrd tnnlghl nnd Sunday 1 RsE i
da cooler. " vui J
. lrn,ln and Ulnnesola (.enerally fsk, 1
tonight nnd. MiniliiTt warmer Sundaj
North Diikota Pair tonlghli Sundiy prol,. j
nhh showers In western section, I
snulh Dakota Partly eloudv lonlrhli Son. J
dav prnliiildv shnwersi not much rhanre l I
lemneraliire " '
CHICAGO. May 10 While operntloni s.
the wheat market today were not large, anji
the tono was weak at the start buying tetj
In near the close and sent prices upvtarll
Hoth the July and September onimn ,.j.i I
the day with gains of twelvo cents ,-i, 1
A statement by a trade paner to the ,
that tho total available suppl on May 1
for all purposes was onl 43.000 000 hutk.-
els emphasized the strength of the posltloa
Ul IIIC 1(1-11 ill LICIU
The market nt Liverpool u-ns dull sn
easier. i
The tecelpls at Minneapolis and DuluUi1
today vveio 34r cars, against 265 cars last'
eai ; at Winnipeg, 688 tars compared vrltki
710 i.tts; at Chicago. SI cars contrasted
with 03 cais
Coin was (pilet and .1 little loner Tha
11.1t kot nt Liverpool was firm The rettlpul
lien- luii.i hup ins cars
oats weie ciuiet on the rerent eiporld
n.in." me in. unci in Liverpool was taiy,
Tho receipts heie today were 111 cars
LeadlnR futures ransed as fniinus
Wheat Wheat High Lou
Julj 2 2.1 2 10 2 23
September 2 01 J ;. m
( orn (new oelier.vl
lc dtTl I
imc ClOSe,
.' ID 2!
-"7 2 0J
Julv
September
Oats
I II lv
Setiteiulier
l.ird
Ma
Jutv .
September
Ribs
Mny
Julv
September
Pork
juiv
1
I 114
oi
.ins
2J n
2.' 70
2." Ml
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22 70
22 8(1
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22 92 22 71
20 77
20 111
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3 '
20 91
21 12
20 80 tJO.M
"0 71 I jo o n :n
20 02 -! 07 t.'OKJ xl
Hid tAskeil INnminal
I.H AO
38 111) 3 t,l
35 3S
3S4I
Room in Wool .Market
BOSTON. May l'i As big a boom 13
wool as any that has prevailed during thl,
las-t two and one-half vears of eieitement-
has been under way for vlrtuallv a fort J
nigni Aovances in prices averaging :o perl
lent, langlng from 15 per cent on coarit 1
grades and 30 per cent on the fine wools,!
have been tho Inevitable result of war de
mands and war speculation Theie has
been wide speculation In the West and
enormous purchases made In Boston, no
tably of South Amei lean wools, which ar
most available It is figured that had thai
'iovernmeni ncen in a position to taue aa
vantage of the wool dealers offer of all
wools as of April 3 quotations It coul
have saved $30,000,000
Advances in Sugar Futures
NKW YORK. May 10 There were sharp j
auwwict", noieu in sugar iuiures at me
start, with bids 2 to II points higher and
hales amounting to 4250 tons The market, 4
after recent stead clecllnes. Is thought t Jj
be virtually sold out and todav s demand J
from Wall street and leading trade houses
easily sent values upward
Clei eland-Akron Extra Dividend
CLKVKLAND, .May 19 ( lev elands
Akron Bag Company has declared an extra
dividend of , of 1 per cent In addition t
the regular quarterly dividend of H per
cent, pajable July 8 to stock of record j
June 23. J
Gold for Export
NUW YORK, May 19 United States goldl
coin to the amount of $910,000 was vvithsl
urawn from the Subtreasury today for eiei
pun, as ioiiows- South America, $500,0001
tuba, $400,000, Mexico, $10,000
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
IHr'
nig
" T4) ry I BJ'i
OIVI loll. InlL'
rj$ ; m ' isit si a'U
f VV cv 4a 1023 I20VJ unK isoij
"7 HI-, UK
2sN .!!?S ."24
15
1(154
88
9a;
102
9IS
RA
111
79
A.1
82
1174
HH
HAS
864
I. II',
884
lniC
SSJ,
111.
914
HI
H3
78
Al
814
97
AH
9A4
9000 do eon 6a
12000 V S Rubber, ft 5
L4700O U H Steel S P 6a ..1044 104C
iiissi union t so ibi ss ,,,, 11, U1V,
llioo U K or u 11 1 sa,. B7S, 97H
noon do 54 a 1918 gov, not.
6100O do 54 a 1919 new 994 094
of a n
5O0OO do 54s 1919.,,.,., 964 964
50000 do 64b 1921 . . 914 011I
2000 Wtat Electric 6a loOli 100l
Total MM. il.4M,000. compared with a
884
10,1
SKI
9fll
102
914
HA
A3
78
Al
ii
AH
9(14
864
Hilt;
914
OH
1104
91
too
PERRY BELMONT NAMED
RESERVE CORPS' CAPTAIN
Age Limit Waived to Give Millionaires
Ex-Congrcssman Com
mission WASHINGTON'. May 19 Perry Bel
mont, millionaire sportsman, former mem
ber of Congress nnd Minister to Spain was
today nppolnted captain hi the quarter,
master's corps of the officers' reserve corps
Doctors William and Charles Ma o the
famous Mayo brothers, of Rochester, Minn
werti named majors In tho medical corps
Belmont Is sixty-six years old. and the
age limitation had to be set aside to ac
commodate him This will not be Bel.
Tiiont's first experience at soldiery. In the
Spanish-American War he served ns major
In thb Inspector-general's department Sub.
sequently he was made Minister to Spain
Before 1898 Belmont served three terms Iri
Congress.
GItAIN AND FLOUR
107.033 bushels The
3301 bushels . Ths market
VVULAT Receipts,
market was tinmlnal
v-i'tlA lien Ipts
PI I ltd I f Ism a, .!.. tl.
uulei UuotMion. Car lot. foY local Pad. a!
to location Western No 2 jellow SI 7HfI V tii
rcXr n"744d."7n"' " lafil " '.n'.N-0'"a
OATS Receipts 13,70.1 liushels The mark.,
was uutet but nrm under light Xferincs 0
ll,.1 I-..y"TJL'"cHr.. i.11' "1 1.320.804
nine.i' .. " .h..:"'.'. .'"" .'.".. "e. ."'""" main-
--v vasj nnn iuwh iranit.tr
Quotfi-
Hon iwr 100 lb3 in wood (rotton or Jut- Mcfci.
about -:3c lew.) Winter. Ptralcht 118 S0S14
Kit, 1A 5
war, 913UI3 10 do. nattnt
in.uriiif urmius 4) IfiiO' 1 Tfi
mm 1 m( iit ni
Hiu l liui wan quiet but firm under Ilaht
offtrincii i. mint niHinitfi "' ,,rr tim
-' s-' t a a. t as. uu nt" i mil
riUiillly
aa to
PROVISIONS
...y'": r weatern beef,
Lily beef, knui-uu. .h
There was little tradintr. but the market ri..i
firm Quotatlona follow City n? .!.r.Vl r.u''.d
amoked 33c Cllv beef. l,n,.V' ""J
,.nH... !,... "yi .--' cci..Kn
bee'L ' tfr.V.KV.M." S.c . .Weatern
narna. JUW12. Pork family 146 SOOJa H.mV
hams, smoked, city cured ii in ftH,8S'.J thar
ahAV"- ?- A.0d.brwaen.1,,rdeUra-
!??u'aK5lu8.- V. c".rfJ' loose. 2ic
r-" ' 4ii uttKifl
0c. PlpnlM
ITlfV BSPfsnLAda
vVeat-efn'- .li 3 llard "vif.riVV
tlercea. 234o- do an Arr?:.k!"".,.,,r.n l ''."'.
pure city kettle renrf.a ',Sr;iiS5- "rd.
L.srd. tiur ..lit, l-...t. Il."; ivii-e
34 o- do.
Pur. clly. k,(.T.a,e,nd,rJ3 Mb. Illl?:
Mmc. Bernhardt Takes Auto Ride
NKW YOIUC May 19 Mme Sarah Bern
hardt hag ao far recovered from her dan
gerous Illness that she took an automobile
ride last evening For the last four weeks
she has been In Mount Slnul Hospital suf
fering from an organlo Infection The
famous French actress has been jrrowlng
more TentlesB elnce her strenrth han ;?
tUMM.Ko, I fetur" ndwf?Ievf,,M day" hM een plead.
REFINED SUGARS
The market woi au1t i.,,, .
Franklin took a llttla buJlne,. at 7 BfJe'r
Penn.Mvanla Bus.r Company' w70S?dC' ace'p!
DAIRY PRODUCTS
"7.E.l-w.h5'"'o. trad.
""""' "Stic 114(111
wuon
fry,
nrsti
Si
prlnti
tin so e -..I 'j- i'..""lrrn extra nrats.
f.inoey!c.,,,c,edV.ndled''eV.VeU"Jotbbr,nJ".''
POULTRY
anq ma mark, ...i-j.""-
tuonai weatern. fresh, iiiii nietry" "-
lancj specla s 42c, extra iiifta,. r,,m'
l, 3UC1 flrata S8e. BaSnaV 4Ei,c'.?"r
fin". lancy, 43ci average extra 41 rfjW- e?.r.Dy
)40c. aeconda, 38eaS4c sneeiiT i ' 1r,t",
rlnta Jobbing at 40049? special branda of
by tlrats J10 80 per case. nesrKi V,'?n,! !'"
eeiots. Sill .in n.e i. ;.,.. ..TTpy current re.
r2Sic..ro..'r-' iq.eiRe.
nrltiF ehlekens. not h
v i
i o,7i,-i ,vu"r'"' iuvis: spring- cmcKrni. n
if k ,,"" Mump, yellow-skinned vvelghlns ',
ii,!i,i". m8?!'.'.'1 336311c White Lefhorl
Petl?Sn?.nI.f,V lbs apiece. 30033c. duel
1 ekln 20if21c. iln InHi.. n,,nn.. llllll
L.'MH2U- ,,D. Indian 'rtunner
Leshornt, 4
, aucsf.
17018c:
r'ssons, old. ner natr 2.l(?cffie a immr Mf
I r "ilftl.,,,,- - - " " . -
Pair 2l)M"Ve
at r.e.5,iSru ThS market waa quiet but steady 1
i-..."n!.ly revised prices The quotatlona srertl
io doxv dry-picked fancy aelectea,
Rn y 7 . . wi ury-pickea xancy Beiecita.
do do ',Yielr;hlnir " ,b' and over apiece. 234c
"iri S 4 ,vb" "Piece 25c. do do, 3 lbs aplec,
welkin- jil0,1" ln bbl" fano. dry-picked.
i'Wn.F..J ." and over ap ece. 254 c. smaller
Fowls,
sizes. :::
old roostera, dry-picked.
OC. Olfl ,(u,.l... a.v.niU.ri 2IKI
w.ihilS.cl?Tf.nri vve"tern. dry-picked m boa. I
I iinL8"' "" per pair, 2728c do.w;t: 1
do rt!.nib0W, welahlna- f lbs per pair 23e26fi 1
kte ' J? bJ'ls . weighing- 810 lba per &,
"i; i,.dni-d0 vd.l weighing 7 lbs per pair. 2J0
rn5', ." P chickens, western, In boxes, wJ- ,
Jnf. 23 4 lbs per pair. 2832c. chickens welgb. i
!.n5V.Y lb" tr pair 2326c, do mixed aliea, jt
.... jftrniie. aa. v
..v-c nrnii.ra !....
All L " ....w, VV....J, ,a,,LJ tmmw..-
4, ii. . .V, f.l w'hlng 14 2 lba apleca, tjp t
her' r'SMoy1M turkejs. per lb Weatern. bttt 1
... mx.iir"i, cciinmon, nvr.ao equsue, -
S?,.!JlS'.Wh,l- vvelghlne ll12 lba. per doi
1; -'K; 81. do weighing 010 lba per doita,
3t04 10, do, welshing O lba par doitn.
jseaili, do weighing 7 lbs. Vrdotin, 12 609
-B7Ai weighing AijrA4 lba per doien. 41 "
811 ",i 80W2-20' "mail and No, 2. "
FRESH FRUITS
Remand wbb only moderate but values sen-
;,'""' u,r ".'""ny, aa louowa' Appies, per " jj. 4
yirnP"J" a 254 25. naldwln, No J. M
iirsn2.d0'. unraded 134. Wlnesap, No. U
4 6008, do, ungraded, I2.503 50 apple'. 1
is "'" V,T DOX- y-wa. lemona psr,?
203. oranyea Florida, per crate Brisht.
TSeSkt'sii Jt,;i.rSM!i 'fi". i.0."' ,? f
n. i.wiiuu, rinnut, per ii, I, a
3 " Pineapples, Porto Illco. per crate. ttO
w'on,lry'fr,',. Per quart North Carolina,
140200, Norfolk and Kaatern Shore, 14W20C.
VEGETABLES
. The general market was quiet and without
important change Quotations' White potatoes,
52. ' i.v'T Dun
Florida, ner bh
,sX-'iu"."' "J?8' Jvhlte Potatoes,
160-ib, bag No. 1. J 10. No. 2
.. m. . vuisipes, oouin Carolina, per "
No. 1, I9.50CM0. culls, I37. Sweet potato'.
IttZ.'.- Pr basket No. 1. 11.2501 75; No h
58o-..Onion, i Texas, per cVtleiNo. I. 12"
2.25; No 2. 11.9002, Cabbage. Florida, per
hamner. ISA'S so" X A . r-.Ta.T.'- ' 2 Vhl .
c.rA& :607T 'dorNorfolk. "per bbl -cral f
iX. .1. " -aiiiornia, per crate. IBtfO. epinacu. .
bhirf0.l,',sJ;.,bb'. iJ2.60. K'ale, Norfolk. Pt
b.-!:!l,'1e.15'?.50 .Lettuce. North Carolina an 1
liT,,.. .'"",' tancy, per Dstktt. ytvi
r!iie'fr00I o?'1. P" baaket. 750011 H-
elery. FtorlHa. nap ULmI. ... ila, n.ans.
H's'r.H 8ZT Dkt areen. 12 5O03.25i Wax. J
J2.50W3 50. neana. South Carolina, green a'W
n.VkiTr .TiXi'i- a" 50. Eggplant,, riorias. .
Kb,4!!! '7.O86O. JePPera. Florida, per Wi. "j
1 i hli 1 V r ..-,2V.s,la oouin caroun. k
J 3-bbl, baaket. 1 5002 do. do. nsr 4 bbl
?",".' .i2?2 . Cucumbers. Florida ' n
loii '-'.Vnwa.?2i. "I1", south Caroling, Pr
f,;;v.7""w.V " " . aqiane, . wortois
ah , 12.7503 White PQtatoeSi f
bbl No. 1, 110.80011, No . 1 I
78. Whlto potatoes. Florida,. rsf 1
17 sow 1 x.
4i
, '""". .v am in.
istktl.
23eOll 25,
f
I
P aiBaW4
Tomio..;Fir,IdVrVt.rfl76C'w:V!i-
looms,
l r'U- B'XCL 111.59,