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BURNS & 8PEAKMAN
THE UOUltaLI
COTTON SCORES HIGH,
WITH SUPPLY LARGE
Room Traders, Wall Street and
Commission House Inter
1 ests Buyers
COTTON BELT 1VEATIIKK
TEW YOrtK. Jane 0. The following tem-
yvrn.un-v nero rerorueu in me cotton bolt
this momlnti Oklahoma, Fort Smith, I.tttlo
ttock. Knoxvllla and Nu.hTllle. Oil .Memphis
" KMhTUIe, i Chattanooga. 081 Jlnlrlicb,
791 Ahllfln. tllvtnfti.lint.1 A,lnn,n n...i vt'ii:
plnston. 7?.' bbrrjeport. Han Antonio, Vlrks
bors. Meridian and Augusta, 74 1 Hel Itlo, hew
Orleans, I'enejcoln, Macon, Montgomery and
Thomasvine, 76j Corpue 'Chrlstl. lulifston,
MobUe, Charleston, Savannah, Tampa and
aMcsonvllle, 78,
Jrer.,VM oi.lnfc of. Precipitation at Ila.
lellhl .03 Inch at Aehcilllei .3 Inch at Mem
S, V .i2 & .' Fort Snilllu .84 Inch at
VI kl at Chattanooga and
NEW YORK, June 9.
Although there appeared to be a good
-supply at the opening of tha Cotton Ex
charge, tho demand took all the offerings
and prices advanced rnther sharply. The
tone was firm, July moving up G points and
other months 8 to 18 points.
Spot houses, Liverpool and Interests usu
ally acting for Important financial houses
old, but room traders, Wall street and
commission houses wero free buyers.
Further strength developed later In the
forenoon as buying continued large. July
and October closed 33 points above yester
day's close and December ended up 34
points.
No attention was given to Improved crop
weather conditions. Tho map showed pre
cipitation In Tennessee, North Carolina and
Arkansas, with conditions generally cloudy
and more rain Indicated. Temperatures
were about normal.
Cotton receipts at the ports for the day
were estimated at 8000 bales, compared
with 7224 last week and 11,065 bales last
year.
Tea, cloee Open
...28.02 24.03
...23.49 22.55
...22.69 22.72
..22.7S 22.77
....22.78 22.90
...28.20
July. ....
October
December
January
March ..
Spot ....
High
23.40
22. HU
28.00
28.02
23.13
Imw Cloae
23.03 23.84
22.D2 22.H2
22.81 22.92
22.70 22.D1
22.87 23.15
23.80
FINANCIAL NEWS
MUCH IRREGULARITY IN MOVEMENTS
OF PRICES IN WALL STREET TRADING
Speculative' Element on Floor Works for Reaction,
Offering Stocks Like Steel Common at Concessions.
Industrial Alcohol at New High Mark
High Points in Today's Financial News
Much irregularity in prices of stocks in New York, Curb trading brisk,
with upward movements .Wheat, corn and cotton higher. Spanish and
Russian exchange slightly lower in foreign exchange market. Dank clearings
for week gained 17 per cent. New York bank statement showed increases
in actual and average loans, with decreases in deposits and surplus. United
States Steel Corporation unfilled orders on May 31 more than 296,000 torn
smaller than at tho end of April.
' NEW YOnK, Juno 9.
There was a good deal of Irregularity about stock market operations In
tho two hours of trailing, with tho speculative clement on tlio floor working
for a reaction and offorlng stocks like United States Steel common at moderato
concessions. They based their opinions to somo extent on tho statements
mado In tho morning papers of the unsatisfactory aggregate of tho Government
bond subscription so far received.
Vhllo they mado a few of tho recent market leaders yield slightly, aggressive
buying was noted In various other groups. American Sugar Refining continued
Its upward movement, crossing 128 and selling at a new high record for the year.
Around the end of the first hour thoro was a vigorous bullish demonstration
in tho motor stocks, on which General Motors advanced 8 points to 112 and
Studebakcr roso from 79 to 8414. Tho belief provalled that this movement
was in connection with progress that has been made in arranging for a natural
consolidation of Genoral Motors and Choyrolot, and It was assumed In eomo
important quarters that other Important motor companies will bo Included
In this consolidation.
Western houses turned their attention to tho railroad stocks in tho last
half of tho forenoon, buying many of tho leading railway issues on a fairly
largo scale, but tho transactions made did not represent In any way tho volume
of buying ordors standing on tho brokcra' books In theso (Hocks.
Industrial Alcohol commanded attention for a ttmo because of its ndvanco
from 16G14 to tho new high record of 170. Distillers' Securities wao forced
Into public attontlon at tho same time by pool manipulation, on which It was
moved up from 21 to 28?i, but no ono regarded tho trading In Distillers
earnestly.
Thero was a fair business in the bond market, but without spoclal change
In prices in leading lssuos. Anglo-French Es wero agatn traded In at 93 and
93M. Missouri Pacirto 4a sold at 61 and 60.
Cotton Statistics
.NEW TORK. Juno 0. The etatUtlcal poiltlon
t cotton 1 followi
. . . ..., Tbl wk La,t weel Lt year
Total vteible eup-
Jly,i 8.70S.434 8,821. 89 J 4.282.00S
Of which Amer.
lean ......... 2.424,454 2.817.805 2.900,008
Pnrnl In alert..
June 8 12.014.58 11,897.701 11,701,124
Cotton Buyers and Sellers
NEW YORK. June 9.
July Newman and Schlll bought; Brooks,
UcFaddtn and Watklns sold.
October Brooks, Schley, Ilentz, Hart
corn, Schlll. Fllnn. Kelffer, McEnany and
R, Hubbard bought ; Burnett, Hagedorn.
McFadden, Travers, Downs, BeardBley,
Martin, Wachtman and Newman sold.
December Mitchell, W. Oumeons and
Cassard bought; R. Hubbard, Hyman, Mc
Enany and Rosenberg sold.
January Schlll, Hartcom and Mont
gomery bought; Black, Ray and Burnett
eold.
March Hen ta and Hartcom bought;
Mohr and Russell sold.
May Mohr, Rosenberg and JlenU
Joujht; Mitchell sold.
BUYING ORDERS COME FROM MANY
QUARTERS AND CURB STOCKS GAIN
NEW YORK, Juno 9.
A greater dogreo of strength was shown on tho Droad Street Curb in tho
half day's business than has boen notod thoro in a long porlod. Group after
group of stocks devclopod pronouncod activity, with buying orders coming from
many quarters, and vlgorousadvances wero in order in nearly everything traded
in. Air Reduction, which opened at 91, advanced to tho new high record of
97, Unltod Motors advanced from 26 to 28U and Chovrolet moved up from
97 to 100, a gain of 5 points from yesterday's low flguro.
Tho nctlvlty in tho motor stocks was based on tho understanding that now
conditions had been established In that trade, not only by tho requirements of
the Government, but also on nn understanding that consolidation of noma
properties is under consideration.
Trlanglo Film continued to attract nttentlon bocauso of tho steady accumula
tion for Important Interests, with substantial buying at 2 to 2. Aetna
Exploslvos was nnothor strong feature selling at 4 nnd 3?i. Curtlss Acroplano
sold at 35 and Wrlght-Mnrtln was traded in at 5U.
Oil stocks moved within a narrow rango. Mining stocks wero goncrally
quiet, with Butto Copper and Zlno selling at 12 to 12 nnd Mllford at 1&.
INDUBTniALS I INDEPENDENT Oil. STOCKS Continued
Tos. cloa.
Tes. close.
Hid. Asked. (Bale)
Air Reductlbn OS 00 03
American Stores 35 37
Aetna Explosives 3"i 3Ti 3Ti
Amerlcan-llrltlsh Mfe ... 8 12
American Marconi 2 S ..
American Writing Paper. 4 4Vi Yl
Canadian Car Co 20 SO
Can Car & Fdy prof .... 60 70
Central Foundry S3 33V4 834
Central Foundry pref.. R3V4 8314 B3V4
Charcoal Iron 8V4 8T4 ..
Chovrolet Motors 00 103
Cramp 80 88
Curtlss Acroplano 34 85 34
Carwen Tool 11 13 13
Carbon Steel 101 108
Emerson Phonograph .. . 77ft 8VI 8ft
Federal Dyo 40
Haskell & Barker Car .. 40 404 ..
Hendeo Manufacturing . . 28 33
Kathodlon Bronze pref .. Hi 24 ..
Lnko Torpedo Boat .... 8V4 8?i 8Vi
Lehigh Coal Sales 78 85
Lima Locomotive 84 87 ..
Maxim Munitions 1T4 S 2
Marlln Arms - 03 07
National Conduit 371 374 30J4
New York Shipbuilding .43 47
North Amer Paper Pulp. 5 54 ..
Otis Elevator 68 00 ..
Peerless Motor IB 17 ..
Poolo Engine 70 80
I'lcrco Arrow 40 43 ..
Redden Truck 18 10
Santa Cecilia 20 20
Santa Cecilia pref ..... 85 03
Scrlpps-Booth 20 40
8 S Kresge w I ..11 13
Standard Motors 134 13
Steel Alloys 04 7 0
Suhmarlno 33 334 33
St Joseph Lead 184 10 184
Todd Shipbuilding 81 87
Trlanglo Film lift 24 2
United I'ront Sharing .. 4 H ..
United States Steamship. 41ft 5 t
United Motors 284 284 27
United, Sugar 86 364
World's Film "i
Wright-Martin Air '84 6 6
Zinc Concent 2 34 S
STA!DAIII) OIL STOCKS
Illinois 213 218
Ohio 300 365
Prnlrlo Pipe 205 300
Stand OH of California.. 370 373
Stand Oil of New Jersey.015 633
Stand Oil of New York.. 200 205
INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS
Barnett OH & Gas 2 4 2
Cosden Oil 13 134
Cosden & Co 18 134
Elk Basin 104 104
Federal Oil 64 84
Inter Petrol 1394 14
300
273
030
2
134
184
10
64
18
nifi a.i.a.1
Houston OH 22 23
Merrltt Oil 204 27
Midwest Refining 133 130
Met Petrol 2 24
Ohio Fuel IB 20
Oklahoma Refining 10 10T4
Osage Hominy 8 8
Rico 4
Sapulpa Refining 0 10
Sequoyah If, 1
Sinclair 3.1 .14
Un West Oil ,
Victoria o,4 oyi
MININO STOCKS
Alaska Standard
Atlanta
Big Lcdgo
Illsbco Copper (a pros)
Butto Copper & Zlno .
Butto New York
Cashboy
Cal & Jerome
Con Ariz
Emma Consolidated . .
First National
Goldfleld Morgor
Qoldfleld Cons
Qoldflold Florence
Goldfleld Kewanas ...
Greon Monster
Ilocla Mining
Howo Sound
Independence Lead ...
Jcromo Verdo 114
Jim uuuer
Jumbo Extension
Magnate Cop
McKlnloy-Darrngh
Mother Lode
Mines Co of America....
Nevada Hills
Noviula Wonder
Nlplsslng
Ray Hercules
San Toy
Tonopah Extension
United Verde ....
West End Con
White Oaks
White Caps
Yorlneton
BONDS
American Smelters Es... 034 03
Atlanta Charlotte Bs ... 074 084
ueuuenem 5s 084 08 ..
Cosden Oil 6s 103 101
Cosden & Co Cs 08 100
Cudahy Es OS 100
Erie 5s 07 074 ..
New Haven 5s 004 07
N Y State 4s ,.105 106
Russian Government BV4s 71 73 734
Russian Government 6Vis 81 83 834
Southern Railway Es.... 074 07 ..
Sinclair Oil 6s 08 07
Todd Shipbuilding Gs.... 101 103
35 40
10 114
34 34
4
12 13
1; nft
8 84
hi hi
Si if,
lA lft
24 3
s n
84 60
20' 25
14 10
1A 14
8 84
0 04
13 14
1T4 Ml
77 70
38 40
74
50 63
20 30
1 1
21 28
1 1
74 74
8 4
17 18
2 34
304 40
05 70
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174
2ft
30
07
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31
03
CLEARINGS EXPAND AGAIN
Total of Country Greater Than Last
Week and Year
Bank clearings throughout tha country
continue large. For the week ending today
the total was $5,608,606,000, as compared
with C, 615, 273, 226 last week and 14,794,
494,618 the corresponding week of last
year.
Details follow:
1017. lots. y.r.
New Tork. .S2.7a4.2np,0S3 12.472,01)0,789 10.B
Chleato ... !22-SI1t,S! 287.874,879 ...15.8
nn.oui.nn.) .Ul.ua.irjn - .,1.
Phil!
Itoiton ....
Kaneae City
Ht. Loula...
H. FrancUco
PttUbttrsh .
Detroit ....
lUltlmoro
181. 1181. 852
1011. 5(1.1.1) 1111
104,8011.078
67,000,000
63.3(15.7.12
40.802.148
8e.An5.078
80.040,2
1(11,301,820
It,
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
vmyr Tcasr. jum. butter Kec.iptn
l.aiY tub. Ber. Illsher eoorlnr, 40$41ei
vTa.flfpeiic
2jEFKxafifi
0c! flrsta. S80U89HC.
niutuoo. onerapo,
11,782 eaM. .unettll.
M fleet". 83CWi4'..soo-
State dairy.
tlneettled.
4,036.264.701
N. Orieane.,
11 . cltlei, 6
aare
Othr rltlea.
5 daya ,., 670.204.811
Total all cltlei,
5 dara ., 4.606.659.613
All cltlea. 1
day ..... 1,002.046.488
Total all cltlea
(or week., 5.608.606,000
Mania oi .y-"
12.H
72.884,704 .-47.3
9,458,5t --11.8
nu.lUW,274 -.32.4
BO.tll7.204 ..Jft.3
84.780.U08 .-17,6
85.178.281 ..4 1
25,127.007 16.u
8.404.574.721 15.5
501.017.261 13.8
8.903.591,083 15.8
798.902,638 35.4
4,794,494.618 17.0
New Tork 115.588.457.003 112.560.02T.843 O-Oi 1
j'niiapnia, i,47T,72U,oa' l,ci30.oos.833 --43.8
UUB.eeT 1B1.MU.B78-. 8.0
n 899.940,881 .-11.0
or i.flui.2N3.THH . .xn
UHT 17n.44H.4n4
100,599.809 81,814,107
n<lmor
lioaton...
Chlcaxo,,
Detroit...
Mllwaukei
'lST.'o
1.067.015,29
2.211.07 fi.Ss
244.102.08'
80.7
89.1
84.0
BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearlnsa today compared with eorre
aponalnx day laat two yearn
1917 1916 1915
Tloaton .,,..148,858,914 189.265.615 $27.780.eT
FhlladelpbU. 62.602.988 85.907,763 27,202 051
New
Looden
BAR SILVER
Laat
. Today, Tea. Hat.
Tork enUj TBV 75Ji 7U
a u.nce),. 88 A. ttg tag
Hli
ru, Lo
. MONEY-LENDING RATES
FniI.AnEI.PIUA Call, 4 per cent. Time,
46 per cent. Commercial paper, three
to six months, 4 4 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, June 9 Rubles and
pesetas shaded S to 10 points and lire
showed steadiness, but there was a display
of firmness In Swiss francs In the foreign
exchange market today.
Demand sterling 4.754. cables 4.76 7-16;
sixty-day bills nominally at 4.724, and
ninety-day bills 4.704.
Franc cables 6.724, checks D.73i.
Lire cables 7.024, checks 7.034.
Swiss cables 6.014, checks 5.03.
Guilder cables 414, checks 414,
Ruble cables 25.16, checks 25.05.
Pesetas cables 22.95, checks 22,75.
Stockholm cables 30.16, checks 30.
Chrlatlanta cables 29.40, checks 29.20,
Copenhagen 28.85, checks 28.65.
U. S. STEEL'S ORDERS SMALLER
Decline of 296,492 Tons in Month of
May
NEW YORK,. June 9, The unfilled ton
nage of the United States Steel Corpora
tion on May 31. 1917, was 11,886,591 tons,
a decrease of 296,492 tons compared with
that on April 30, 1917. Comparison of un.
filled tonnage Is made with previous re
ports as follows:
1B1T.
January 11,474,034
February .... 11,576,697
March 11,711.644
April 12,188,088
May 11,686.591
June .,.,... ..
July
JAusuat ,. v
September ... ......
OrtAh.. ....
Uxl ZIH November .... ....,
88i 33)4 'December . Vt ,
1916.
7,022.767
8.588,066
V. 831, OO
S.829,55
9.987.791
V,Oll,40S
9,698.693
9.6AO,36r
9.522.584
10.0tB.2fl0
. "15.
4,248.571
4.845,871
4.255,749
4,162,244
4.284,698
4.678,196
4.928.540
4.908.453
8.1T,62
6.JS5..4B2
7.IW.489
7,84)1.220
New York Slock Sales
Net
,, , ,. .. Hlth. Low. Cloee. ehie.
Alaska Gld M .... 8 6 8
Alaska Juneau... 4 44 4 4
Allls-Chalmers Co 804 294 804 14
do pref 85 85 85 4
Am licet Sugar... ce 064 904 U
Am Can 81 814 61 4
Am Car & Fdr Co 77 76ft 77 i
AmH&Leath... 15 15 15 4
Am Linseed 85 25 23 4
Am Locomotive... 74 744 74
do pref 101 101 104 1
Am Malt 121ft 11 1314 14
do pref 004 88 004 1
Am Smelting noift 100 1104 4
do pref in 113 lis
do pref A ....1014 101 1014
Am Sum Tolj Co.. 37 86 37
Am Steel Fdy.... 74 744 744 Yt
Am Sugar 130 H84 181 V
Am Tel & Tel 1224 1314 14
Am Tobacco 107 107 197 2
Am Wool 68 67 66 4
do pfd 100 100 100 1
Am Zinc & Lead.. 314 33 344 14
Anaconda 804 85 851fc 14
Atchison 1024 103 10i4
Atl Gulf & W I.. 117 115 110
Baldwin Loco Co.. 074 5H 074
Halt & Ohio 73 73 724 4
Barrett Co 1234 1214 121V4 Hi
Bethlehem Steel .151 151 161
do B 1484 146 147
Burns Bros 103 1021ft 103
Butte & Sup Cop.. 40' 444 40 114
23 23 23
1834 1014 1634 1
09 074 0814 1
01 01 01 24
flltft 604 60 H
111ft 114 fc
784 714 754 14
HOTft 110!4 HOT,
3314 3Jh 23 - m
00 50 (10ft
664 654 66 4
. . 4 1 'j 4 1 -j II 'j .
. . J02 nova 103 I l
83 33 321ft
Cal Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather .
Chandler Motors
Chesa & Ohio ...
Chi Gt West 114
unt at oi HI p . . .
do pref
Chill Copper ....
Chlno Con Copper
Col Fuol & Iron.,
Col Gas & Elec. .
Cont Can
Corn Products
do pref lotTi lull
Crucible Steel ... 83 81
Cuba Am Sugar.. 107 1D4
Cuba Cano Sugar. 454 4 lift
do pref oilft 011ft
Deere Co pref .... 094 094
Del & Hudson ...1111ft 110
Dome Mines .... oift 0
Distillers Secur... 25 224
1'flo 20 25
do 1st pref .... 394 38
do 2d pref ..... 2D4 204
Elk Horn Fuel .. 83 811ft
Gaston Williams.. 83 33
ucn Jileo Co.
Qen Motors lis
Goodrich B F. . . . 53 63
Gt Northern pref. 108 108
Gt North Oro subs 31 33
Int Agrlcul 104 10
Inspiration Cop... 03 61
Inter-Cons Corp.. 10ft JO
do pref 5D 58
Int Mcr Marine... 28 27!ft
do pref 83 81
Intorn'l Paper .. 43 43
Int Nickel 114 4114
Konnecott Conner 48 474
Lacka Steel 101
Lehigh Valley . .. ill fit
Leo Rub & Tire. 18 18
Manhuttan Elo... .118 118
Max Motor 634 494
do lRt prof 08 68
do 2d pref 31 33
Max Motor B3i 404
Miami Con Cop... II 40
Mldvalo Steel .... 004 65
Minn & St L new.. 17 17
Mo Pao w 1 .... 27 374
Nat Knam & Stpd 434 41
National Lead ..674 674
Nov Con Cop ... soi 25
1011ft
881a
107
45
911ft
094
6ft
4
ft
1111ft 14
014 4
284 3
20 4
394 1
204 4
841ft 4
83
103 10314 103 lft
101', 110 4
83 1
108 4
31 4
1014
0.1
10 4
89
28
8314
43
41
18 4
08 101 2
Vt
N Y Air Bralto.. 1534 1624 1634
ill
18
118
834 3
08
83 1
834 3'.
41 4
05
17 4
27 Vn
411ft 1ft
674
26
4
N Y Central 01 0t4 01 ......
NYNII&H.... 37 334 30
NYO&W 224 224 224
North Paclflo ....1044 1014 1044 14
Ohio Gas 110 110 140 4
Pacific Mall 274 20 274 1ft
Pcnn R R B21ft 521ft 521 '.4
I'eo (!a ft C 744 74 744
Pitts & West .... 274 274 274 14
Pitts Coal ctfB.... B0 401ft 401ft 4
Pressed Steel Car. 70 784 784 1
Pullman Pal Car.. 143 111 144 4
Quicksilver pr 14 114 14 14
Ry Steel Spring.. 66 854 60
do pr 00 00
Ray Con Cop.... 31 80
Roadlng 031ft 044
do 2d pr 41 414
Rep Iron & Steel. 031ft 01
Royal Dutch 05 05
St L & S F 174 17
do pr 28 28
Sinclair Oil 85, 64
Shattuck Ariz .... 274 274
Sloss-Shcff Stl & I 01 noift
do pref 03 03
Southern Pao .... 084 03
Southern R R 28 27
Sup Steel 484 484
Studebaker 844 70
Stutz Motors 41 41
Tenn Cop & Chem 174 17
Texas & Pac 16 15
Texas Co 221 220
Tobacco Prdts ... 00ft 80
Undcrw Typo Co. 064 004
Union raclflo 1371ft 13714 1374
United Fruit ....1304 130 1304 4
U S C Ir P & F pt 58 58 88
U S Ind Alcohol.. 170 100 100 4
u K iicaity & imp. 10 13 in 2
IM
30
95
414
031ft
05
174
28
55
274
01
03
031
28 4
484 114
83 3
41 4
17
15
21
00
004
1
1
14
4
4
4
8
4
U S Rubber
U S Steel .'.
do pref
Utah Copper
Utah Soo Corp...
Va Car Chem . . . .
Wnbash
do prof A ....
do pref B
West Maryland . .
West Union Tel..
Wcstlnghouse Mfg.
West Pao R R...
Woolworth
034 034 034
132 131 1311ft
117 117 1174
1104 115 116
4
10
48
12
484
254
1914
04
54
17
127
Worth P & M pf B 88
W & L E pref,... 83
Whlto Motors .... 49
Willys Overland .. 30
Wilson Co 73
18
45
13
48
254
10
03
83ft
10
127
67
83
4814
18
45
12 lft
48 16
254
104 .....
04
544 1
10 7ft
127
87
82 4
48 21ft
28 7ft
72
72
Total wilee, 40.1,100 hhsrea. compared with
603.200 Kharr lait hatiinlnri thh wwk. 4.577..
300 Miarc.i lant wcok. 5,237.100 .harca. '
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
NEW YORK, June 9. Tlp market for
coffee futures opened generally 2 to 3 points
lower this morning, with sales on tho call
1250 bags. Trading was inactive and there
appeared to be no special feature In tho way
of fresh developments to causo taking any
aggressive stand either way at the moment.
The coffee market was quiet and feature
less after the oponlng, with no price changes
and the volume of business very small.
Today's Yciterdaya
June
July
Aucuat ...
September
October . .
November
December .
January . .
February .
March ....
April ....
May
Did.
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAH STOCKS
Bid.
Today a
.tnan It. tr
W..V.....I. ,..n riOHA
.... 7.75(97.78 7.7507 77
7.70SJ7.B0 7.807.83 TDlSfnl
7.8."ig7.87 7 8507 87
7.8607.00 7 907 02 7.80$ 7.1.1
7.00 T04a7.Utl 7.94 7 90
7.95 7.088.0(1 7.liJJnOO
7.09(98.01 8.03$8.05 8.020804
i-nl S'95SS',n 8.07G8.0D
i?5.,. g-ingR.lB 8.12W8.14
8.1408.15 8.18r8.20 8.17(08 10
.... 8.2388.26 R.22824
8.24 8.288.30 8.27O8S0
MacNamara
Midway ....
Montana ...
North Star .
Heacue Eula
Atlanta ..
Dlue Hull
in
.14
.20
10
fT. 23
OOLDFIELD STOCKS
jiooth
D
tilmonfleld ll B
Daley
Oro ..,.........,..,..,.,,. ...
Kand Ken
Sliver rick :
MISCELLANEOUS
Arizona umira
Nevada Hill 1
.10
.01
.07
.03
.02
.01
.03
.10
.33
.24
Tcopa Mining- 30
' GOVERNMENT BONDS
: reglatered 1930 , ,
2a coupon 1930 ,, .....
8 redatered .1918 .'
sa coupon mm ...
4a reglatered 1923
4e coupon 1925 ...
04 rnuun; i
Aaked.
.17
.10
.2.1
.12
.24
.11
.02
.09
.04
.04
.03
.04
.11
. .80
.26
...................
Xe eouppn 148 ,,,,
1'intmi 2a reatetered 1936
Panama 8 rvaiatercd 1961
Paaaina 3 coupon ,..., .,..,..,.,
Sales in Philadelphia
Hlfh.
21 Am Stores, so
8 Am Rys pf 01
11 Cam Steel. 160
170 Krlo 264
228 Lk Sup C. 20
147 Loh Nav.. 764
10 Mldvalo .. A64
813 Nev Con's. 28
1 North Pa. 084
164 Penna R It 634
60 Pa Salt M 09
10 Phlla Co. . 31
83 Phlla Elec. 304
220 Ph R T t c. 804
80 Reading .. 08
in Tonopah B 4ft
160 Tonopah M 014
224 Un Gas Im 774
1053 do war.. 28
2610 USStcol..l82 131 133
13 Welb Co.. 43 43 43
8 W Jer & S 484 484 484
80 Wm Cramp 871ft 8714 8714
Low.
86
01
160
38
204
70
06
261ft
034
83
984
34
30
80
064
4ft
014
774
20
Net
Cloee. chre.
86 14
01
160 .....
264 H
20 .....
764 V
664 1
20 14
024
824 14
084 14
34
80
30
08
4ft
6
774
26
14
14
1
4)
Total enln. BI76 aharea. compareo1 with 8619
liarre lout Httturdnri thle week, 67.870 anareal
lant cck. 67,8.19 enure.
HONDS . Net
High. Low. Cloee. chge.
8100 Am Gas &
Eleo 6s.. 01 01 01
1000 Lehigh Val
Coal Es.2 102 102
1000 Pa cons Es
1919 ...1004 1004 1004
1000 do rcg1. .1004 looift 100
10000 Penna Co
temp ctfs
4 ,4s .... 00 06 08
12000 Phlla Co
1st 5s... 100 100 10014 14
Total enlce. 835,100. romonxnl with 833.800
ln hnltirtlayi tlili urek, 8178.5001 laat week,
81111.400.
Local Bid and Asked
Today
IIIJ. Aek.
Amrlcan fitorra !WVl 37
Hurt A tiusq t 0 63 66
do pref 60 52
Ilrlll JO 27 211
llnldwln .il'i "7
Klcctrlo Storage J HI
General Aephult 20 22
do pref r,lt U2,,
Kox-etono Totvphone... 11 1114
Lake Superior Corp... 20J4 20.
ly-hlKh Navlmitlon .... ai 1
Lehigh Valley 14 045
l.ohlgh Valley TT 22',j 23
do pref 43 43
Pennsylvania 63, 63
1'hllnrlHphla Klertrlo.. 2U?i K
l'hllKilelnhln fmnnunv. . 83 31
do 5 per cont pnt... 82 85
. (1 twr c.nt pret... 3S 3
rhllndefphta It T t 0... 30. , 04
jloacllnK u;',7 vn
Tonopnh liflmont 4tV 4J
.im, 'I'm, .tiiiiiiit, ,,... ",TI ,ii
union Trni (inn i 4?i
United Oaa Imp 77 774
United States Steel. ..182 132M
York nwy 18,, 14.,
do pref 3UV4 374
Wm cramp to bUVS b8
yesterday
Hid. Aek,
364 30VS
6,1 65
60 52
27 29
II0V4 07
03 flS
2(1 22
59 112
11 1 14
72 7o(S
J11H J15
J4 43 48J4
2UT4 30V4
84 85
82 85
88 89
80 80ft
11,1 1)5 I
4A 4i
lift
1JI8 lHT4
13 14
3'l'4 374
80V4 88
New York Bond Sales
High Low Closo
J105000 Anglo-rrcnch 5a lit U3J. 03
1UII0 Amer rlinolt Heo tls.... D.iJ W vi
8JUUU Arilr Tel 0a 98f, ? 98H
2uoo Amer Wilt l'- bs... ',. bS'.i ?'
2UUO Armour Co 41s a .... HI, 91 n
U5UD AUhlaon gen 4s Pii'i mi Oii'e
iiuuii Halt & Ohio 5a 9HVa u;4 Mi
Iliiuu do cv 4'.38 WiU b'Jld 8914
luuo Brooklyn It T 6s.... 111., 01., Ul
201MJ do 6s 1918 UH 98i Kjli
0HUI) Hush Term lltdg 6s.. M J 85
llllllill Cun (lovt 5s 1920.... UK., IMl, 90,
lllllll do 6$ 1931 95 J74 UjI
Suoi) Cent l.iun,-r 1st 5s..luuV4 lui l"i
2HUU Cent Jt K N J rCB 6s. 1U1I 109 109
10UII t.'hlc Ind S L & C 0s 83U 85U 8514
iiuuii Chill Cupiier 7h I21I 12U l.u
7U0U Chca & Ohio roov Bs.. 88H MV4 88t
luoon Chi & Alton Us Mile 69j 6914
1U0U do 3W 49fJ - 49
020UO Clil H & Q Joint 4s.. UU1, 93l 901,
10UU do 4a Wl?4 '. Wl1)
tlDUU CM II 4 1' conv 6a. 99U lit) 99
1U0II do cv 44 1114. 91 llv.
lUdll Chi It I & I' (is KK)., 1U0 100
7UUI) City of Paris lis 034 934 934
lllUil I'nmp Tnh Kec Co ns.. hi) 80 80
1011(1 Del & Hud conv 8s.. 98,, 98 98
3(100 Den Itlo a 4s.... 7114 7114 714
200(1 do rfd On nil 50 69
17UUU DIs Sccur Corp 6s.... ., (11J4 3
loud i:rio conv 4s nor A.. 5114 BlVj 6414
111011 i:rln ronv 4s scr D.... S J OS
lliuii Brio gen 4s 114 U4 I1T4
160(10 Pr Hop 648 99'A 99 1'9t4
1U00 Hud 4 Man rfd 6s.. (10 U(J IMl
inoiiii Interli Met 414s 0414 Ml (1411
toon Inu-rb K T rcf 5s 03V 93V4 HS'l
auiio intt-r Mer Mar (is 911a 9114 914
6(10 Japanese 414 s 87 87 87
11100 K O Ft 8 & -M Is 71 , 71 71.,
2(10(1 Kan Cltv So 1st 3s.. 0H !4 u
2(10(1 l.ox &. ll 6s 99 119 99
4000 Laika Steel 5s 1023.. 100 100?4 1U0S
22000(1 do 5s 1950 1(H114 10.5 lniPi
200(1 I, v of N V 414 a 9Ht 9HT4 miH
6110(1 Ms & U T 7s 119,, 119 119
6000 Ixirlllard 7s 11SH 1184 1184
2000 Mldvale Steel 5s 04 91 94
MI0O Mich Cent 314s 80. , Ml Ml
6(1(11) M ht 1- & S 8 M 4s.. 8814 884 88H
4200(1 Mo Pao w I 01 (104 00i
(100(1 N Y O ft II (la 1U7 ll)0t4 107
l(lllf) N Y C ft St I, 1st I-.. 0tl'4 llOJa 90(4
10011 N Y City 4'4s 196.1... iri2li I112U 102l
60IIO do 3'as Nov 1954... 81 84 84
30(1(1 N V ( It ft P 5s t8'4 9R'4 98'4
1000 N Y N H ft It lis.... 93I 9.1i 93i
1000 NYO&W 1st 4a... 7(1 70 70
6000 N V Uwy adj 6s 2.1 25 23
.1500 Nor Pao prior 4s hS!4 8S4 8814
7000 do gen 3s (12 112 02
6IKKI Pacific Tel 5s 97 97 97
1000 Paclllo Ons r,s... bSS 8SS 88
nnmi I'cnna gen ct 44 s... 98 98J4 9S14
30no do en 414 b 102 1024 1U24
loon do 414a 1921 1004 jnovs loo5
lonn, Phiu Co cv 6s 90 90 90
2000 Public Serv N J 6s... K7'4 874 R7'4
100(1 Hep I ft S 5s 99 99W 99i
6000 St I, ft S V alt Cs.... OS 0714 0714
2000 do In 6s 49 49 49
211000 do Ser A 4s ft.1 r,.i4 r..i4
200(1 do Ser It 6s 70 70 79
1200(1 Pan A ft A P let 4s.. 0214 11214 11214
noon South Pac cv 5s imN, inn, iiS
100(1 do rfd 4s 801j 8014 8614
linoil Texas Co CV Ha 10.1 103 103
20011 Third Ave adj 6s.... 4.1 43 43
60011 Toklo 6 79 70 79
loon u S Ilubbcr ct 6a 87'4 S7'i R7T4
4000 do s 101 101H 101I
100O Union Pao 1st 4s 0.1 14 P34 934
lnno do cv 4s 90 nn on
i-miit) u j. or ti 11 Bi 1 ns... it" 97.V 97
innon do 8s 191s 99 99. no:
60000 do 1919 now 914 99 991
,,, ,m, (. 1 ........... i,n . ia. urt'k
.1000 do 1919 90T4 90T4 90'4
moo Wahaeh 1st 6 nn( wnl nn'I
1000 West Union 4 Its.. . . . 924 924 02
Total sales. 81,147,000, compared with 81,231..
000 last Saturday) this week, Sll,337,OOOi last
week, (11,783,1100.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Loans Increase, Whilo Deposits and
Surplus Fall in Week
NEW YORK, June 9. The New York
bank statement this week showed Increases
In nctual and average loans, resulting In
large measure from the greater activity
In the stock market during the week, and
decreases In demand and tlmo deposits as
well as In tho surplus Item.
Details follow:
AVERAOE
Loans 13.747,359.000 128,713.000
.lb. . IU,',1',,1I, W ,11,11,
i77.uoH.nno
20,232,000
1392.848,000
233,099,000
Net demand denoi
Nat time deposit..
1 ircuiaiion
Reserve own vaults. .
Iteserve, Federal re
serve banks
Iteeorvo. other de
posltarlea Aggregate reserve . .
Reserve required . . .
surplus
7.0.19,000
7,974,000
-On, mill
56,283,000
68,978,000
6S4.925.0n0
023.975.810
(iO.U10.190
3,897.000
7.273,0nO
63,050.000
791.370
62.867.600
tlTnlted states denoslts rivdnnterl 104 nTI oon
Of which 1333.831.000 la apecle.
ACTUAL
,13.700.284,000 193,498.000
d deposit. Il3.68n.523.nnn 604.000
4.674.000
301,000
89,767.000
Loans
Net deman.
Net time deposit.
circulation
Reserve own vaults..
Unserve, Federal re
serve banks
Reserve, other de
positaries Aggregate reserve...
Heservu required....
surplus
17l,9Sn,ooo
2M. 477. nun
1358.933.000
209.4S9.000 01,203,000
88,988.000
687.430.000
018.710.8n0
VH.71U.2UU
281,000
28.383,000
ift" 4nn
28.150,610
rpiun . ,. vn.AV.bUM o.lou,OIU
HTnlU-d States deposits deducted 1136,630,000.
Of which 1321.750,000 la specie,
-increase.
OUTSIDE BANK STATEMENT
STATE BANKS
Decrease
13,065.900
1,860,200
100,800
22.291,500
2.454,600
Loans, Investments.. 1140,288,500
nold 09.571,100
Currency, bank notes 2n,n32,80O
Deposits I 668,741.300
lteservn on denoilt. . . 114.0nV4nn
Percentsge of reserve. 25.3 oer cent: decrease.
.7 per cent.
TRUST COMPANIES
Loans. Investments, .11,858,910,700 20,198,800
Oold 162,330,900 9,688,600
Currency, bank bills, 13,648,600 68,600
Deposits 2.209.861,700 84,890,800
Reserve on deposit... 384,818,400 49.447.200
Percentage of reserve, 22.2 per cent! decrease.
2.2 per cent.
STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES NOT
REPOitTINO TO CLEARINO HOUSE
T.oans, Investments., $848,190,200 11,654,600
Oold .... 68,814,700 1,801900
Current?, hank notes 10,895,300 212 200
Total deposits , 1.032.282,100 27,001 600
Netdepollts ..... 885,742,400 837 800
Ileserye 011 dopes.:. . 218,432.400 22.818 900
Percentage at r.,,.... eg 1 . .MrAl....
2.G.W cent. ' " v -...
laoreaae.
MAY SHIPMENTS OF ANTHRACITE C0j
SHOWED GOOD GAIN OVER LAST YlDj
Total for Month 6,917,525 Tons, an Increase of 1,369,6
United Railroads ot ban x rancisco ueorganiza
tion Plan Declared Operative
A substantial Increase In shipments of
anthraclte.coal wos shown In the month of
May both ns compared with April of this
year ffnd May of last year, according to fig
ures made publlo by the Anthracite Bureau
of Information. The total for May of this
year was 6,917,626 tons, an Increase of
1,825,226 tons over April and a gain of
1,3(9,626 tons as compared with May of
last year. This brings tho total shipments
for the Ave months ending with May up to
30,618,066 tons, an Increase of 2,833,368 over
tho total for the corresponding period In
1916.
While the detailed figures of the amount
of coal carried by the different anthracite
railroads are not yet available, It Is under
stood that the Reading was one of tho roads
which mado a material gain. Most of the
roads made Increases In the month. This
would indicate that more cars wero avail
able In tho month, and, too. It should be
helpful to tho rnarket.
Formal announcement was made today
by the bondholders' committee of' the
United Railroads of San Francisco that
the nmended plan of reorganization, dated
April 26, promulgated by the r,or
tlon committee, has been declare.
by both committees. Holders of iZ!
tentnnnnn nf iim i,- l.. ni
tho nmended nlnn. T7.it.. . RPPri)i
bonds with tho Equitable Tniat rn,IU
of New York, or tho Union Trust rvr
n Ron Crminl,.n ton., t.. " '. 'OIIlBl
penalty, up to and Including Jung ei
that time tile sum of S20 tier i,....
charge for any bonds which the rami
zatton committee may accent. "
The turnover In stocks on the Pun
rh!n. RTrhantrft irni rinnMn.u.. . T.flu(
itwo-hour session today, and conei.'"
tho changes In quotations were craaS8'
irregumr. uuio superior ConwVih
started llnrhnnced. rini in,.. .""''i'ortU
This was true In the case of ti-i,."?
Improvement Company stock and wvL ,
Welshach. on thn nther , ".,wni
point to the best price of the year at iV
G. I. warrants were the most aeti. ft
cral Issues wero unchanged, amon .?
being Philadelphia Rapid Tran.i. .2 .u
tlflcates. Philadelphia Electrlo and
svlvanln. Rait. ana Pa
WHEAT PRICES RISE
ON U. S. CROP REPORT
Bullish View Is Taken by Trad
ers on Total Indicated Yield
Figures Corn Stronger
WEATHER- CONDITIONS
NEW ynmt, Juno 0. Advice received,
at the Weather Bureau this morning Indicated
uie rolloMIng weatner conditions!
Canadian Northwest
Northweet
Middle West
Temperatures
Illgli
, .pepn.
. .clear
. pepn.
Potilhnest , clear
i:ntier MisslselDol Valley. . .neon.
Jjnvier Mississippi Valley ... pepn,
Ohio Valley pepn,
00
01
nt
78
73
80
04
Low
4li
50
68
60
HI
72
66
ti. Aiuln. Mwlnltftlfnn In Inrhee was
reported! At DcOIs Lake, .Oil llaltlernrri, .Oft
Medicine Hat. ,20i DaTennort, .101 Springfield,
.Mo., ,06i Cincinnati. .31.
CHICAGO, June 9.
A bullish view wa3 taken today of yes
terday's Government crop report on the to
tal yield of wheat and prices advanced
sharply In the early "trading.
July opened at (2.40 to 82.29, against
$2.24 at tho end yesterday, and Septem
ber at $1.97 to $1.96, compared with $1.95,
yesterday's final quotation, later selling at
$1.98. Shorts were buyers and offerings
were small. Later fluctuations wero fever
ish with dealings light
Private cables from Liverpool said that
the Department of Agriculture report was
considered, gratifying and prices there wero
easy. Larger world's shipments for the
week wero expected.
Tho receipts at Minneapolis and Dululh
today wero 200 cars, ngalnst 300 cars last
year; at Winnipeg 626 cars, compared with
788 cars; at Chicago, 16 cars, contrasted
with 08 cars.
New buying and active covering strength,
ened corn. July opened at $1.574 to
$1.571, against $1.66 at the closo yester
day; September at $1.48 to $1.474, com
pared with $1.464 at tho end yesterday,
and December at $1.064 to $1.05, contrast
cd with $1.03 at the close yesterday.
Tho bid discount nt which December Is
selling attracted a good deal of Interest.
Tin trado was bullish on tho supply and
demand situation.
Receipts here were 112 cars.
Tho market at Liverpool was firm, with
the demand for spot good and export offers
light.
Oats moved upward nlso. July opened
at 614o to 604c, against 60c, yesterday's
last price; September at E24c to E2c,
compared with 61 He at the end yesterday,
and December at 514c to 64c, contrasted
with B37Sc, yesterday's final quotation. .
Shorts wero good buyers. Tho Govern
ment report was looked upon as a stand
off. Receipts hero today wero 111 cars.
Leading futures ranged as follows
Wheat Tcs'day'g
Open. High. Low. Cloae. Close.
July.. 2.40 2.10 2.29 t2.33 "2.24
Sent.. 1.97 2.02 1.9(1 '2.02 M.93
Corn (new delivery)
July.. 1.58 1.68 1.5.14 1.574 1.5614
Sept.. l.H 1.6014 1.47H 1.60 1.4II
Dec... 1.07 1.104 1.03 1.1014 1.03.
Oats
July.. ni4 n2i4 nn4 nii co
Sept.. 62J4 6.14 62 63J 514
Dec... 64(4 55V4 64 6314 53S
Lard
July.. 21.42 21.05 21.42 21.55 21.82
Sept.. 21.57 21.80 21.50 21.07 21.47
Ribs
July.. 20.77 20.90 20.77 20.90 20.75
Sept.. 20.97 21.03 20.07 21.02 '20.87
Pork
July.. -38.00 38.30 88.05 38.25 87.90
Sept.. M8.00 38.20 38.05 138.20 137.93
Did. tAeked. JNomlnal.
FURTHER ADVANCES
IN STEEL MARKET
Pig Iron and Scrap Material
Compete for Leadership.
See Higher Prices
NEW YORK, June 9.
Important advances were again the or
der In the steel market during the last
week, with pig Iron and scrap material com
peting for tho leadership. Predictions of
furthtr upturns In these branches of the
trade mado In this column a week ago were
fulfilled with a vim.
In pig Iron the tone has been stronger
than at any time heretofore. And sales
In all of several hundred thousand tons
have been mado, according to the best esti
mates In the trade. The feature of tho
market has been tho sharp advance of
Bessemer Iron In Pittsburgh, where sales
were consummated at better than $50 per
ton, and the quotation now generally asked
Is $60.96 per gross ton.
Somo sharp advances have been made
In old material duo to tho demand which
Is of sufficient proportions to take all the
offerings. Sellers are again forcing thi
buyers to come to them with their needs
Leading steel and Iron Jnterests are
emphatic In stating that the upward move
ment In both these branches of trade has
not reached the apex. They base their
opinions on the fact that the demand Is
abnormally large and make the point that
so long as this condition continues prices
will move toward a higher' level,
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAOO, June 0.HOOS Receipts 10 nnn
t?5'oVm!!;H?t ,lowi '"dy; ml"d and butchers
114.95&15.75: good heavy, 415015 so" ,S
heavv. llKiaiaia. n.hi ' tTJ nni?;Iv.. rough
Jlo.60rti4.6O-. hulk. lIs.lKsS.n'..'""-'"'! """.
15 65.
oiiuKr iieceipts. zooo headi market steads
!,tivno,lina-.w"t"ni 8-8oraio.8oT i.mbs! 19 id
014.60; spring lambs, 11216.B0.
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT Receipts, 202,563 Bush Tk.
liet was nominal. "" T6
CORN llecelnts. "7.57a t,,,.v. ... ..
small and prices further advanced!,"
a fair demand. Quotations: ca? lots ..?
'.r.R,le- R o ocatlon Western JX '" lal
ll.slKM.81s do. No. 4 yellow' I ItVi tt'K
No. 5 yellow, Jl 76491.71 ' "'Ol.tl; V
OATS The rnarket advanced He -. .. '
offerings and stronger western aiK.!! l
iinu,- was quiet, wuotatlons v - wt
IrS'
.""" "" V
There was llttK twain!4 W ll
190 lb. ih" wood (eitton or int. ..'V 5
r? '""; Winter. stVghtVa kW
In mtLcMm.
limits worn
I
nil (71)1 J 7K. ... -. DA
and fancy patent, tl4.50i4.73, "'
..... wuii. ouppnes were small .. ..
market ruled Arm. but trade was !,? Sf
quote I11WU.75 per bbl., m0 aual?L
PROVISIONS
was quiot. The quotations werV ,.Uft
lows: city beef. In sets, smowili .!! '
dried, 8514c; western beef, In ,?, "'ft
83 ci city beef, knuckles and tenders. B
and alr-drled, 30 4ci western beef .EfiT?
and tenders, emoked. 3(1 cV beef h.'m. .',?
?nV.por.K!rJWA"r' "-?.7 hams. S.mp': .Kjf
loose. 2B0254e: do, skinned, loose , 2fti?W
?.:.a: n?okeuf. 28r28(4c, other ham?. .3.5
tnjr lurtu, ho jo orano. ana average. 2B"tffS
hams, smoked, western cured. 2oa26Vle: 4?
boiled, boneless. 41c: n cnlc hnW.::? 4
cured, loose, 2114ci do, smoked, 22Hc bVluM
In Pickle, accordlne- to average, ilfc jC
breokfast bacon, as to brand and averus. hS
Mr;d. 3(!ci breakfast baron, western cuifS: fi
.,:rd, western, renned, tcs. , 2lc. do. ?T?
tubs. 24c: lard, nuro rllv. k.m. ...j -Jl -
tcs., 24c; do. do. do. In tubs. 24c.
REFINED SUGARS
The market was nulet hut ni..a ,.v .
flners generally- accepting orders on a biiVrf
7.600 for extra flno granulated. J "
DAfRY PRODUCTS
BUTTER Offerings of desirable stock ns
moderato and the market ruled Arm, but niSl
salo trade was quiet. Quotations follow: WT
cm. fresh, solid-packed creamery fancy insrl.i.
43Ho; extra, 41!?ifl2!ac. extra Brsu, 4W
firsts. 40c; seconds, 30c. nearby prlnn ftnJf
45c; avcrago extra. 4344e firsts, lltfCd
seconds, 3li(ff40c; special brands of prlnt MJ
blng at 48Q31C
EGOS There was a fair Inquiry for deitriits
drrllnfi. Followlnc nrn thn niinmi.Ang v...k.
HratB, tft.00 per caao; nearby current' rewtrit
if.u rer cano; wr.nern uxira nrnti, 1 9. DC vt
cnBe; do, firsts. SD.C0 per caso, fancy leta&r
(-ttimcu -s.(,o nnu juniiie HI Oi- H4'-HJC
CHlOIsHK Tho market ruled firm a
advance, hut demand was only moderate, Qnoi
teiAlAnB Kva. Xa1 4. .It ... - I
vniiuno. ien lum, tun uir.1111, inncy, IlVa
Si4o: Bpcctaln higher; do, do, fair to good, m.
1 n -x Ti t "U. I'Od Dlllll, 11WIIC,
POULTRY
LIV12 Desirable stock steady under light of
ferings; demand was moderate. QuoutloujJ
l-'owls. as to quality, 23Sr'lr roosters, lailcj
ni'i iiik uuvneiip. iiui. ,,-Kiiui 11a, inuiiip, rpiiom
eklnned, weighing Ol'i Ihs. apiece, SltrlVl
White Leghorns, weighing A4 14 lb. apito,
28i32c; ducKs. rekln. 20'T21r. do. Inaiin P.u.m
ner, 17018c. plgeoni, old, per pair, 23C2!tMj
DRESSED Tho market ruled steady tl
supplies of desirable stock pretty well cleint
un. Quotations: Fowls. 12 to box. mill.
fed, dry-picked, fancy selected. 2514 c; wtliMnslB
4 lbs. and over nplece. 23c, weighing SJi !
apiece. 21c; weighing 3 lbs. apiece. SJSUeM
iuwis. iceo, in onis.. rancy, nry-picKPa mu!
Iiib .1 lbs. and over apiece, 2414c. smaller lilts.
21W21c; old roosters, dry-picked, 184c; brolKn.
Jersey, fancy. 45(Tl60c: iirollers, other ceinw
weigning mti'- ids apiece, lii'tfioc: tururv
freHh-kllled. iced, per lb. Western, belt Hen,
23SJ2uc; common, 20022c. ducks, netrbr,
spring. 23($24c; snuabs, per dozen wutt,
weighing 11 to 12 lbs. per dozen, M.2S0Hhsst
white, weighing 0 to 10 lbs. per dozen. IIMf'M
4.10; white, weighing 8 lbs. per dozen. ISOI.lnsH
white, weighing 7 lhs. per dozen. 12.308JIIJW
white, weighing tl014 lbs. per dozen. ll-TSfB
...u: uarii. i.au'u-.;u. small and jxo. z. UK
U415.
FRESH FRUITS
Demand was only moderate, but valui
erally ruled steady under moderate ortei
Quotations: Apples, per bbl. Ben Davis. II
llaidwln. No. 1. $3 II. do. ungraded. IS
Wlnesap, No. 1. 13 ll, do, ungraded, lUOtU
Apples, northwestern, per box, Jl DO 2.50. Lii
ons. per vox, j4. uranges, nonaa, I
crate Hrlght, fancy, 13 5J5.SU. runet, Ii
I2nra.au; poor, 7Bcsji 11.00. urapefrult, Floi
per craie, -.oijioio. 1'ineappies, I'orto nice,
crate. J23.25. Strawberries, per qt. Jei
IS'lUdc: Eastern Shore. 6C2Kc. IVUwir.
Maryland, 6 8c. Blackberries, North Ctrelli
Herat.. 1013114c. Huckleberries. North Carolil
pernt., 12(ll5c. Teaches, Georgia, per carrij
ifw-.M. watermelons, loriai, per car, i.
VEGETABLES
The neneral market was aulet and wltl
Important change. Kollowlnff are the quotitlw
lfl. l- -. c ,L ll a.C M. I
iuin iiuiHiueM, ouuui uiiniiiiiii, per uui. 'Wvj
$io.roii; No. y. J8n..io, cuiii,.liM
onions, Texas, per crate No, I, II.&uolp
No. 2, Sl.SA99l.no. Cabbare. Charleiton. 1
hhl .rrala tllfBt r.H- rln Vnrfnflf rnr btaL-CTl
1(T7)t ( Tjilhifd Vnrih Pnrnllni. mnA SOfll
Carolina, per basket, fiOc3n Celery. FloriJ
per lU-lncli crato. JlttPJ. Jeans, ouia
una, green nna wax, per DasKei, vwi-ovi
North Carolina, green and wax, per bJ
Ws.fiO. KKBPlant, Florida, per box, h.w
IVppers. Florida, per box. .1U3.du. mw
1'iortna. pr pox, )KWi.(i i-ea. oormw
Una and Virginia, telephone, per 4-bbI. m
SK91.&0, do. do. per 1-3-bbl. basket, $101.
do. do, smalt, per 1-3-bbl. basket, jScOJl
ll.a. inn..... Cfk.-. .mall nap IX .lht. bill
n 4-. k CsrtMM svnei 4 71 Ti Jl '
1 1(311 X rin,.mK.t. VlnrlHa tif hfliECL II,
OS.SO? 'neets, South Carolina', per 100 bunc
i4uTr. Tomaiof)!. f loriaa. ner crai(
2. Mushrooms, per 4-Ib. basket, $101.50-
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
C TaIh Unrlfw Mntttilaln unit PadflS i
pany, regular quarterly or Hi per "'"""
preferred stock, payable Juno 30 to 'K,J1
eaAaeil Tiinar. Ofl . .M
Butte and "superior Mining Company. WJ
share, payable Juno 30 to stock of record jwj
15. This Is tho ume as the previou. yr
tlon. Three months ago the company def
41.25 regular and 11.25 extra, dui in u
rent declaration these payments are im
l'hlladelphla Company, regular QHrtefJ
141' ir... AAnnnn .nt nslVslhlA 1U
V h'l ICIll, UI4 4. UilllllUII BlVl s - - - I
1 tn hnlilati-aa nf t-skM-H .litlv "(1. .. J
llaalnn 11.. ..co Itaanh Sen T.VBil B&IH
Company! Veuular quarterly of 1V4 Per"nt,In
., ...... n . . ,- . B...A A lain. 1.1. ".1
uuin .uiir .2 if) Biuui-. ui inviu uuu - .
ITnlt. an..- n-..- rnn.nanV. UIUS1
annual ot 25 per cent, payable July 2 to I
or record June 21. , -.
fi-i....... , !..-,, ..... ..it Oiling, cent
usual quarterly of 2 per cent, payable Jum fm
to.atock of record June 19. . ' k. JLj
. iiucyrus company, 1 per cent on "-.
rerred stock, payable July 2 to atocx "'
Ingeraoll Rand, regular aemlannual er aj
cent on the preferred stock, payable JC J
siock ot record Juna 18.
West End Trust Company
Broad and South Penn Square
Capital and Surplus, $4,000,000'
i i
1.nri;rHlitlCOfmnany T'11 assUt P""'''. f Liberty Bonds by
fonnl rnll 4 ' PurchasP" of the bond, taking as addi
tional collateral approved unlisted stocks and bonds,
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