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FAULTS IN TITLE PLAY
IIAVKISKoriO. IM . June ."
H'ss I'hyllln Huhn Wnl.h. for thp (hirrl
year, won the xxoninn'" sImkIor chnniplon
Chlp of the Merlon Cricket flub from Miss
Jacqueline. Orecri, tlio ernre brine 7-5, 6-1.
Play ahmvcil Hint Ml Ureeti'R plajlnc na
Up to thp IiIrIi Htiuiilnnl that InouKht her
face to fare wllh the tltlclinlilcr In thin
year's annual tournament.
Ml' Walah yesterday shatril the Inulip
ehamilonhlp title xxttli Mr. Vrilentlne N.
Bleir. and will play -ilth William H. Toxin
Huhn, Jr.. this nftertinmi. aBalnst Miss Sara
C Nellaon ami John Mill. Jr., in the
finals In mixed doubles.
Miss (Jreen nut tin a clever, came ficht
In the single and Is a worthy runner-up to
the slncleH champion, although Miss Walsh
trot danceroim lends on her In both nets
She pulled the wore up closer by iplendld
work each tune The second set, although
the 6-1 score (lues not so Indicate, was
especially spectacular.
Miss Walsh ,ot a l-t lead on her
opponent and ran It up to 4-1, when Miss
Walsh tooa matters In hand anil brought
the finish iulckl. A cnlii made the play
ing dlfllcult ami frequently spoiled what
Tjould have been wonderful hhots. As
might be expected III such a stubborn con
test, brilliant and prolonged Interchanges
were frequent
The titleholder starred in handling scores
of difficult strokes from her opponent, and
really won the match on that account, and
her ability to plaie the ball In places bail
for Miss Clreen,
Defaults settled two of the consolation
events, the singles going1 to Miss Marlon
Toulmln through the failure of Mrs. A. W
Prentice to contest. Mlsi Anno Townsend
and Miss Hehecca Thomson, In the same
way, gained the consolation doubles event
from Miss P. T. Chase and Miss Violet
Gratr,
In the consolation mixed doubles, the. final
went to Miss Ilebecca Thomson nnd W. S.
Thomson by the score of .. 7-n, the losers
being Miss Rlennor Uobb and C. W. rsamhlx.
The late a'Mrnonn final nhd mixed doubles
1 expected to produce sninic of the best
matches of the tournament.
Summaries:
WOMKX'H SINIJI.KS KLVAL
Jtlaa Phyllis Huhn Walsh defeated Jarnuelln
st ureen, ,.5, 114.
CON80I.XTIO.V SINOLKH K1NAL
Jtl Marlon Toulmln won frwn Jlrs. A. W.
Prentice, by default.
CONSOLATION MINKli POUIILKS
Ml. Inheres Thomtnn and W. S Thommin
tefeated Allaa Eleanor Uobb and C. w. Oamt.il
0-1, 7 a,
Hamilton Entries for Tomorrow
Ksrst rare, three-xeur-uMa. 3 furlnnga Lady
J5J'",i.M0U.?lori,L I'lund. 110. Zulu Land, lllh.
JVnw 110, Clonaaaalty, 103, Senator llroderlck.
Herond rare, ateeplerhaae. four-yea r-olda and
op, 2 miles New Itaxen, LIS. Nexer IVar 133
P.'i" J.'Jnto' .18- K",i "ht. 13: Cynosure
153 The African, 148. '
Third race, maiden three-year-olda and up,
liV.mllea Hornet, 103. La.lrtr of Llaht 111
Nallie C lOfl; Rex (laiety. ma; Johnnie Atutln.'
IIS lone Land. 111. Tyrone. 1(1(1; Censor nil
jratltne. 10.1; Tlxieletdl. lus. " "' '"3-
Kourth rare, Ihrec.year-olda ami up. u mllea
sisniiisar: iaoT"wood-i,as """"-"
ifth rare. threear-olda and up. 0 fur
1onra ttanrher, 124; ( Caddie. ii)- A v
Akin. 110. ibUnlta. Iu.1. JLuberk , lis- ValW.
Jra I-ady 107; (b)Tyrnt. 4; (d)ilanoKlnr 111
faiSheii A Arthur entry (b)lledwell entry.
?',h .. race, three-year-olda, 0 furlonua
Sleepy Bam. 101. Mien Hamnaen. 103i Wat T
nriremo. 104. Dr Unn a. 113; 'llaxe nut 104
I-bStaii7-. Jtathryn aray-U81 H1' """" :
t.i!?'nih.r',c, three-year-olda and up, mile
Edith Ilaumann. ins. Maxim's Choice. 108
?n,nll.",'i",,& !";Kfhl'en II.. : nartley'
101. Menlo .Park. 101: Luke Mae. 10.1; White
Com riaC Ihl""horP. l3i Ilavari
Apprentlee allowance claimed.
Weather, cloudy; track, heavy.
Aqueduct Entries for Tomorrow
hVnrffi ,5ry."r-0'1, -TV' unxvard, ,-U
llVKn. 9ni'Bw nock P)" M" fttw Jiy.loS-
ti.SS.!'1 rfe.,four-year-ol(la and upward, the
S ijffli 1,,ntert'i,ir?.rCh!!5i iSfiS?
i?ia.,b,S,0.,,B'T;. Sl""h0d' - SSS:
i;2.ckiehnd,H?srsrp.p1r-n8sun VtUr (,d""' ,,:"
.J?"KVure.i three-year-olda and up, handl
'! (IW mile Old Itoaebud. 128, Th Klnn
J?S k!"ih.""i ' ' r Trap, ioi. nonVir'
11. Chlcklat. 110: Ormeadale, 120. "omr,
-ni".iIri.,hr,,'','"J,1u.n1 upward, sell
,nr, jnllesWouderi Bhota, 1J6- Ollllea lid
Grundy 100. Star rTneh. 101: V. J. Llllta 114
WS JCr,.utAr J'! I'bkw Mut. 01. "5t, i'n'
UBi Cnurtahlp, Jot Ou.en of tta Su I4t '
"."ML !. w-rer-pi4a, maidena, aalllnr kJ
IK,S."n'0V.l"-? 'JOlbea. 107. llareiratJl
ahfnatoo, 112 Toleranc.
.Y.'" 'jr. li.. i-oor Joe. lOd. n.nr.
l&W'th"' tojr'or'i.'w; Arr"loT
bHhi; 10: Golden Olow 10. komliue u
t 1flU !.. I " " "
4 ..fM.iNK Atlll IH.mIv 1(
Orlaiuner
iAtlr. lftOiConfiCStUi. 10ft. VfTiii-
rprtu. . lot
iot.
Me.
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ia-o iiti
A.
bbbibbR9H ? 11
y MISS WALSH WINS f W '..' Y
. MERION SINGLES fc T a& J
Huhn, Jr.. this nftertinmi. nBalnst Miss Sara - --... rw. . PtlSBRfV ? !
ti
Slll.ee " Hf "ShoT. " M?ySZ
JS; ,'.'?1"1'. ,, Pullux. lllj XyiJn (Imp)
W, V?,'?m!!'ntfA 105. Alvord. l(i" Traction
102 Hwfa, lis Viewpoint (Imp), lii- Th 111
clalon. 100: Jack Xlnn,aM VtS.'iX V,. .?."!?
CHAMPIONS AND PROMOTERS FOR BIG 130UT
KILBANE AND LEONARD TO BOX HERE
ON JULY 23 FOR THE LARGEST PURSE
EVER OFFERED FOR SIX-ROUND BOUT
Promoters Put Up $20,000 for Battle in Shibe Park
and Dunn and Gibson Accept Jimmy
Dougherty and John Shibe to Run Show
I5y ItOMSKT
JOHNNY KILIIANK. fentherxvelKht cliani
plon. and Itenny Leonard, bus' of the
llchtwelKht". will meet In I'hllailelphla on
July 23 to settle the iiietlon of xvlio's xvhn
In flstlana In n nlx-round bout nt Shibe
Park. Articles of nBreement xvero sinned
at Hotel VendlK last iiluht by Hilly Cilbsnn.
mnnnKer of Denny Leonard, and Jimmy
Dunn, manager of Kilbane.
The lamest purse ever offered for a hU
round bout xvas the maunet which drew the
pair of champions to this city. Kach man
Is to receive $10 000 for eighteen minutes"
work. malt-In 20,fl()0 In all.
For more than a month this match has
been IianginK tire. Promoters from all
parts of tho country bid for the battle, nnd
It xx-as thoiiKht that It would Ko to some
city In the West However. James Dough
erty of Lelpervllle, nnd John Slilbi", secre
tary' of the Athletics, cot together and put
up a purse, lhat could not be turned down.
The xx'elght uueetlon proved to be n big
stumbling block nnd almost ended negotia
tions several times. Dunn held out for 133
pounds ringside, as his man xvas stepping
out of his class nnd xvnuld give, nxvay sev
eral pounds anyway, and Oibson wanted
133 at 6 o'clock on tho night of thn bout.
After arguing for about an hour the xvelght
was ngreed upon hs 133 pounds at 8 o'clock.
Kach. side was required to post a forfeit of
ilSOO for weight and appearance.
This Is the biggest match In flstlana today
and no doubt xvlll be extremely popular,
nenny Leonard has more than made good
In Philadelphia, having ruined the light
weight crop In the last two years by knock.
TWO KACE MEETS TOMORROW
Road Drivers and West Chester Horse
men Ust Events for Weck-End
Two race meetings are on tomorrow's
card for the light harness speed brigade
and with Ideal weather prevailing the
horses should show plenty of form.
The speedxx-ay course In Falrmount Park
will find the local horsemen out with their
equlnes, while at Sheller's Park, West
Chester, Chester County drivers will turn
out with their fleet-footed trotters nnd
pacers. With several new racers In and
around West Chester, there Is plenty of
Interest among the out-of-town sportsmen
in these events.
Five events will tie on the road drivers'
card. Illbbons will bo awarded to those
finishing first, second and third In the vari
ous events,
t IUCINC! NOTES
Lesaee Merkl'. of lha llelmont trark at N'sr
b.rth. la plannim to hold mid-week racea for
local racesoera.
drand Circuit trottlns and Pacini raclni la
Hated at Narbtrth for Autuat. The mealing
will atraet the moat efficient trainers In th
llht harness game.
.. ConaldfTabla rivalry If existing between Wll
Ham Yalland and K. O. Mauftr, of Frankford.
vrhn waa the belter naiar Tha former owna
Mary Coaatraan and the latter Jay Patch. , They
xvlll njeat at the rrankford track July 4 in a
special art nt. , T
June tlW. Ike wall khoura. VrankfM-d -owned
a4af.llT, nlf4 .tM JHw.Meel t .I'rovtJ
EYEXING LEDGER -
"" jysf'i&tJF!,ai i
flls&&
saw-,.
W. .MAXWKLL
Leonard and Kilbane
lo Get $9.25 a Second
. .-..-. .
Lli' 7'...", .':"'". .fr " .W-ronnd no-
sionn.iHi
.i.i.i. on
..TI"H"l".r,l,-V"r" Ixiut In New '
!i.;.-
York hiHt
rn-rounu
Ing off nil of the promising onen. and Kll
hane's work always made a hit. There are
no two cleverer ho,s In the wotld, and n
addition to hat. each has a knocknut Vval
lop. It would be ImposslblB to get together
a pair of boxers more evenly matched.
Kilhnno has rjeaned up nil of his onno
nents In the featherwelglit division and xvas
forced to meet llghtxvelghts or quit boxing
altogether. For Ihe last year he has been
boxing heavier opponents, and his most
notable victory xxas over Freddy Welsh In
New York a month ago. He gave the Briton
a good lacing, and Leonard finished the Job
The bout xvlll be held In the open air at
Shibe Park, and the ring xvlll be pitched
where every spectator In tho covered stands
xx 111 be able to see. There xvlll he no high
prices, the scale being from one to five do,
lnrs. The referee has not yet been decided
upon.
denee, II. I , Thursday. In the S:1B pace. Mav
Bird won th event In three atralsfit ; heati in
better averaire time than 2:10V4. Tiia loeil
Wn 'sh'ov"' "'Cond pla" ,n ?he h'rd he"t!
iilh.trl 'Th1'. o' West Philadelphia, la hand
line the trotter Mlaa A fred with elegant nui.
reaa on the Speedway In Falrmount TarkV
Players Nought, Sold and Released
NEW YORK. June "9. William Leard. an
Inflelder with the Seattle (Waeh.) club, has been
purcha.ed by the Brooklyn National eLaiu.
team and wfll report at once
riTTSnunaif. Jun7To.-Announcem.nt of
the releaae of A. J. C'Hunny) Brief to th.
Bait Lake City club of Ihe raclflo Coaat I au.
haa been mad. here by Harney Dreyfu.a pre.l.
dent of th. l'ltt.burgh National laeu.' team
nrlef waa aecured from th. Halt Lak. cilv
cldb on a thlrty-day option. Brief haa been
purchaaed from Salt Lak. by Loulavlll. .-j
will report at once. nd
ST. IX)UIS, June In. rtoberl lle.,.v... , .
fielder for th. St. Louis National, ha. ' Uti
to JolnL the. Loulavlll. Am.VhTn Al.c.lSil!:,d
team, though th. Ht. Loula tlub. accorS."?"
Preald.nt lllckey had arranged "Jay"'.
,.",!.", Mr ,.r hi" "'ry while lie playid wi?h
Lou .vllle lle.cber did not go wllh th. L,h
Loula team when It Marled in Ita ro.J. 8t
last night, nicky. announced" IllckeV ,,K
Ileacher'ii aalary waa 20O a year. y ta,li
Nev York Slate Ltytgue
BUdlftA NY June 20 Wlih.i ...
i..... . . . 7 . -u vvuneim ami r
rourteemlnnlfiv ..-...'"'
pttcb.r.' battl. ye.terdny. tfach IwrjleV'Vi" '
le.w.,1 finly fiv. Ml. utori th. imi.wJ'ih'L
jus.u (nniia in a lourleent nn A. ..'. ,
n,
f
&,
lerUloi, bout I. ' xxir I IV ferord for the boJ:
I'er round.
IVr minute
I er ennil '
PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1917
CORN GETS HEAVY,
FOLLOWING RALLY
Free Selling by Longs Results in
Decline Wheat Market
Dull and Narrow
WAIN IIBI.T WKVTIIKR IflBH'A'T
, CIIK'.tliO, 4une III. The weather foreeait
fr Ihlrt, -i.lt tioiirs 11
IlllnoU I'nlr lonlthl and itrohnblr SatnrrinM
unrnifr north,
MIourl and Wlarontln I'alr Innlfhl and
prnntlblr Sntnrilnvi unrmr tnnlchf and In
o.ilh Suliirday
.MInneot nnd Inn a fair nnd Marnier to
nllili iirnl.nl.l.r nnettled nturdar. . . .
Nnrtli anil Satitli Dakota Unsettled hut
enernlly fair Innlihi nnd Mnlnrilari warmer
In extreme ent, ronler In extreme t lo
nlthl. rlirnkn nnd KanMis ieneratly fair "
nieht and ntnrdiii warmer north and t
lonlthl.
flllCAOO. June 2!
Kiee reahiing sales by local nnd outside
long made the com market heaxy toitay
after li had rallied fairly well, following
irtegularlty In the early trading, t.nrge
interests here were disposed to regard pres
ent prices as ton high for the moment.
Iteports from the belt Indicated that the
ci up Is In splendid condition and It xvas
predicted that In Tennessee the lateness
that has been complained of will be over
come. Adxlees fiom .South Dakota and
southwestern Minnesota continued favorable,
field there being clean, wllh the grain
growing rapidly. The country was quite a
free seller
The market at Liverpool xxas firm on a
scarcity of offerings anil continued bad re.
ports concerning the condition of arrivals In
Aigentlna. '
The best on July wns ! r,7'.. the low
ir,i, and (he close f t.7'!7)t..$Ti,
against $l.r.fi yesterday's last price; the
top on September x-as $1.17. the low
.;"i. ami the close $Mfi4. against
S1.)7 nt the close yesterday: the best on
December wns $1 (19H, the bottom Jl.n7',.
and the closing Jl 07'.Si $t,fl7'-.i. ncalnst
J I n!i i4 nt the end yesterday.
The wheat market was a dull and natron
affair and the trade paid no attention to
pcgu'nr news Influences. Prices moxed lr
icgularly. closing not far fiom yesterday's
last quotations Brokers believe that the
loxernnienl will take ronli-m of wheat, fix
prices and prohibit cxportatlons In conse
quence of this there was more disposition to
i ex en up outstanding contracts
I The market at Liverpool was easv on ex-
j pectatlons of liberal xvorld's shipments. Prl-
..-- ..noes say mat tne scairltv or tonnage
i being relieved
The bottom here on ,ul was $. the top
J. 02 ' and the close unchanged at J2.nl;
the low on September xvas (I HO. the high
II-'. and tho final unchanged at ll.Rlt,.
There xvas a great deal of profit taking
n oats by longs and the market sagged
Light offerings of the new crop f(- ,Uv
and August nnd August-September hlp
ments to this cit.x xveie announced niniiml
I he price of September ilcllverx bete.
Kxpore- of xx heat and flour from the
I luted Mates for lite i-p.t -. itm r.u
bushels, against P.r.OS.ini bushels a veal
ngn: fur the season they amounted In
-a,.62i.82I bushels, compared with 1.'1.(1(!7,--'1i
bushels In the pievlous -.e.isoii.
Shlpincnts from Argentina for the week
xveie 117.000 bushels, against I. .!)! nnn
bushels last yeai The visible supply- there
i H.IKO.onn bushels, against 11,720.000
bushels a year at-".
IJxiiorts or iiiin fiom the United States
for the week xvere S2,r,78 bushels, for the
xe.-u.oii the.x amounted to r.l.:itl.2.-.S bushels
compared with 2!..i9(,1HB bushels ill the
previous season
Shipments from AtgentliiH for the week
were l.figs.ftno bushels, against 2.710,000
bushels last .xeai. The visible supply there
is l.iinonon bushels, contrasted with Di
ms, 000 bushels a .xear ago.
Shipments r,f oats rrom Argentina ror
the xveek xveie I3S.O0O bushels, against
1,370.00ft bushels last year.
The ("hleaer rJoard of Traile will remain
Hosed after .Monday until the following
Thursday, the members having voted lodav
lo hold no session on Tuesdax'.
(."ailing futures rancd as follows
XVh.at linen Hull l.nw
tub . ... s 024 2.(124 2.1)11
SK.tr.nihr I vii hj i so
Corn (niv t!ltrt.i
Yeai'y'a
I'loae rlos,.
- in T2.ni
1 M4 I.S14
ui,v
1 r.T, 1,.T, t..-,lU4 1 ,; si .,.,
SeptPmber
lfiml.r .
1 llt'i
JlH.
'Mia
1
.Inly .
September.
I leremher
Lard
.tuly
Mniemhr .
Itlbs
Jul . . .
September.
I'nrk
.tuly . , .
fll'.
S4M
,'.0'4
It's
M4'
.'.0V,
SLIT
ji in
21.17
SI. 4 5
21.0. 121.0.-. 2I i(
SI. 27 21 27 121, .10
21 III
.21.112
;! J? 21 .V, t2l.3S 121. R2
L'l (1-. 21.47 21..VI t2l,72
21',! iiH-H- i!"-05 t.io.in an.ss
fepiemter
Hid tAskmi J.Vomlna!
?;",?"!..?- Ti''';f" "i'ss
NEW YORK BUTTER .AND EGGS
NBW VUHK. June 211. Hl'TTKIt Iteeelni.
14.IIMI tuba lor. High .core. 37i s"Cfi'PiI:
inia 374.. Oral. .tllSrlifc; aeconda, Jlt&StoR
fi 3vJ"'n ' '' "n"allon creamery, all,'
LOUS lleivipts IS M raaea, Arm. stnrni.
I.WXie. evlrn Orel. 3S W3.M, c: firV l, MlW;
31 .e. second. 31', W32',r. N other ,hinge,.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
t'HICAdO, Jun- 2ii. lloiiH - lierelnn
10 nun. .Markets ateaitj Mixed and hulrh.r.
$U.4Sff15i.'. good heaxx. lift l5r, S(l rnugh
heavy. 114 306.IS. Ilthl 114 lotf M.S("' ippg.
Ill 2.1911, hulk. 114 704?1.'i.AO. ""'" "I'".
f'ATTl.13 Iteieipla .'louo. .Markets alearti
lleovea. n Kim I3.K.V rows and helfera. IiiWb
12.r.n-.torkera and feeders .17.2.110 IS- Texan.
ll.7.'.W12.r.u. rhr. 13flllft2!l. ' ' r"an"
SI1KEP Becelnts. Puna Markets xveak Na
tlxe and xxealern. 1001,110, iamba, tl'fjlg.
Buxton-Kniffht
Tennis Winners
Continued from I'nte One
a Ave to a three nnd was txvo up at the
turn.'
Coming in Knight Increased his lead on
the tenth tn three un and after halvini?
eleventh he made It four up by taking the
twelfth with a par three to r four. Another
halved hole In fours followed, hut a par
four to a Ave on the fourteenth gave
Knlgttf the match.
Their cards;
Knight
Out li 5 f! 4 5
In 4 6 3 4 4
Terry
Out ., I 5 6 I fi
In 5 (i 4 I 5
4 5 4 543
5 fi g 45
Cameron B. Ruxton again won without
any trouble, this time from A. M. Grieve,
of Whitemarsh. Tne champion's golf was
just as accurate as on the two previous
days and he won by the comfortable margin
of six up and Ave to play.
J. J. Young, of Frankford, who has been
playing the steadiest kind of golf through
out the tournament, qualified to meet Knight
In the semifinal round, xvlth a praiseworthy
victory over A C. Alexander, of Bala, 2 up.
As usual, Alexander proved himself aii
exceedingly tough customer and for the
greater part of the match he was either
In the lead or all square. He was out
In 40 to Young's 42 nnd at the turn he
xvas 1 up. Winning the tenth with a 4
to a 5 he was 2 up and going strong.
After having the eleventh hole In nves
Young won the twelfth with a 3 to a 4 and
followed It up by taking the thirteenth with
a 3 to a 6.
A 5 to a 6 on the thirteenth put the
Frankfordlan all square and by winning
the sixteenth with a 3 to a 5 he took the
lead for the first time In the match. Halv.
Ing the seventeenth In fives, Young's fives
led up strong with a 4 to a 5 on the elgh
teenth and won, two up,
George Hoffner had matters by no mean,
his own way with Edward Styles and, In
fact, hv.was somewhat lucky to win From
start to finish the match was a -grim oneT
The carnal
Hoffner
out
ln .
4 3 rs
3 4 0
j 3 4
3 3 3
488
84078
4 J8
042 SO
tttyle.
Ol
ut 4
In 0
Summaries;
THIRD ROUND
" T?x,.KJlf!!,h Aronlmlnk. defeated j,or
Parry. X)Id York Road. 5 up and 1 to play
.JiJ ,&!""& "'. defeated" ""."a....
.... n.i. t ....
p.nu.,. .... , mv.
iJ'..l.l'"T?"- 6odbgrv. defeated Ed strl.
Nertb Htlj. !;, ., , r r'' ol'.
I -."--. r.,, v w acq b to pity,
f nin..liiihfnif''"-.
MONEY-LENDING RATES
NEW YOnK Money on call jr1"';,
4',i per cent, high 4H. low 3. last 4. closed
4r4'i. ruling rate 4,i per cent.
Time money loaned today at r, per cent
on all Industrials and at 4 per cent on
good mixed. '
Following the early transactions. Ind"":
trials were quoted at 5SBU per cent ana
good mixed at 4-x;?l per cent.
Prime bank acceptances are quoU-'l at S
and 4 per cent for Inellglhles and 4H an
3H per cent for eligible?
PHILADELPHIA Call. per cent.
Time. r.ii?fi; per cent. Commercial paper,
three to four months. B0iB',i per cent.
Rcscrv.e
Hanks' Discount Hates
Id or Over 10 Ox-rr 30 Over 60
lfJ
3
3
3U
3H
up to SO up to 6U up to
Ftoaton . . . ,
New York.
Phllailelrhla
Cleveland .
v ' ?
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3'4
44
4
34
4
44
4
4
4
4
34
44
4
4
44
4
44
44
k
4
44
ftlehmond
Atlanta .
ChlcaBO 3V4
Ht. Ixiula 8
Minneapolis .. ft
Kansas City... 44
Dallaa
Han l'"ranclco 3
Airlcul,
Trade acceptances Com-
Over (10 Up to 60 Up to 00 modlty
hoston . . .
ft
34
34
34
New Tork . .
Philadelphia
rrii.vi.land
1
ft
34
34
34
34
34
34
3
34
4 4
34
34
34
4
34
34
34
34
34
4
4
34
84
3
34
4
3
34
Richmond
44
Atlanta 4
Chicago ft
St. Louis .... 44
Minneapolis . . ft
Kanaaa City., ft.,
Dallaa 44
San Franclaco. B4
34
34
34
ITn tn thlrlv riAVM! over thirty to sixty. 4 Pef
rent: tlxty to ninety 44 per cents over nlnat),
ft per cent.
BANK CLEARINGS
flank rlearlnsa today compared wllh cor
responding day last wo xiire
1IH7 mm mis
PnilaoWphia tcii.tn.i.soj t tl,n3,i.3 tts.nsn.nn:
New yerk. i.n,r,3n,3ns 4.in,4.-..n: A3n.nsi.mn
'hlcaan ss.27n..tn7 ni.7ns..l fH.tintl.ns"
St. Louln... 21 .1111 'J7H IS 1133,021 1ft 71K1.27I!
Ilostnn lll.2nn.A22 .12 01.1.300 40,01(1.033
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
SKW M)ltK, June 23. The foreign ex
change market In the early dealings today
failed In show any particular animation
The only feature of Importance xxas n new
low record In ruble exchange nnd a slight
suhfeqnent recovery. -
Lire t carted about txvo centimes from
the sharp rally yesterday afternoon
Krench exchange for the first time In sev
eral days xx-ns slightly steadier. There were
no appreciable changes In rates or condi
tions In the other classes of exchange.
Quotations were-
Demand sterling 4.7,1. rabies 1.70 7-11.
sixty-try bills nominally 4.7la. ninety-day
bills a.69..
Fianc cables 5.71 'j, checks 5.75VJ.
Lite cables 7.20. checks 7.31.
(luilder cables 11 5-16. checks II 3-16.
Sxvlss cables 4 8.1. checks 4. S3.
Ituble cables 23.05. checks 22. .15.
Pesetas cahles 23 60. checks 2.1. G5.
Stockholm cahles 30,50, checks 30.30.
Chrls'tlanla cables 2H 50, checks 23.25.
Copenhagen cables 2D.03. checks 28.85.
COTTON DECLINES
AFTER GOOD START
Liverpool Becomes Active Seller
Following Buying at Opening.
Market Nervous
X'KW YORK. June SI)
Lai'k of moisture west of the Mississippi
River and a bearish crop report by the
Journal of I'ommerr-e caused a firm' tone
at the rottnn opening today, hut business
ffns comparatively limited.
The market turned easier as soon as the
Hist hatch of buying orders bad been ex
ecuted on the opening advance of 11 to 20
nolntM and binke sharply before the end of
mo ursi nour. Tne feature on the early
aaiire nad been Liverpool buying, pre
sumably to undo straddles, but Liverpool
was an active seller later, xvlth October de
clining In CS.IS and active months gener
ally about 2fi to 23 points under last night's
close.
Offeis then became better and the markel
showed rallies of several points after 11
o'clock.
Offerings were very light In the after
noon and the purchase of several thousand
bales of October by a large spot Arm led
lo a recovery from the forenoon loxv loxel
of about 40 points. Aside from this buying
there was no feature to the trade.
Yes clone Open High !.mv Laat
July 2H72 2(1.0.1 2(1.(11 2II..1S 20.1(1
October 211. 311 20.011 2(10.1 2.10(1 20 10
Ilecember 2H 1(1 2(1 7.1 2(1.7.1 2(1.33 "11.11
January 2(!..in 2H.S2 2(l.s( 211 nil 20 (lit
-March 2(1(13 2(1.01 211 III 20(1(1 2 11 Ml
Spot 27 4U "7 1,1
TH'I LATR roit ('LASSIKICATION
DEATHS
IIAZLGT June 28. ul 1042 N. 0th .t.. WIL
LIAM HKNIlV hu.hand of Jennie n. Haslei
Relatlvea and friends, aluo Phlla, Lodge, No. 7"
K. and A M . Corinthian Commnnderx. No .13'
Post No 2. O A. R ; Survivors of 110th Penna
Reslment and all other orgiinlrailons of xvm. h
he was a member. Invited 10 funeral services
Mon.. 1:30 p. m David H. Schuvler Iilds nroad
and niamond sis. Int. private. Remains may be
viewed Sun.. 7 to p. m.
BBRHKTTA In Ualtlmore, Xld.. June '
JKANNK t. "BRRBTTA lnfe .Malthles" wTfe
of Paul A Rerretta. aged .14. Relatives and
friends Invited to services. Mon . It am "oil
V. Somera-t st riilla. Inl. nt convenience
ot family
HTKEL. June 58. WILMER. son of Onra-e T
and Julia Steel, nsed 32. Relatlvea and friends'
also Anna M. Rosa Council. No. f.,13, K P 2
and Houthweatern Assembly. No. 18 A o M !'
Invited to funeral. Mon.. 2 p. m.. parent'a' Ve.i
deuce. 222S H. Fllton St.. W, Phlla. Friend,
may call Sun 7 to t; p. m. Int. private Ht
James's Chur(hard. Klmtseaslng.
LEWIS June 2S. nt 1340 PTne at phll.
xViRi4" -V,0,.lU,!i ''KW1?. !? of the Rev" Dr
William P. Lewis and daughter of late Rami..
I, and Mary Uedford Shober. .s.,1 i ffl"'
services. .Hon.. II a. m Ht. James the , 1 li.
Church. Kails of Schuylkill. Int. privifj lio,
Ion and Baltimore papera copj. """ ""'
PENNOOK. June 20 ABRAHAM .... hli,.
hand of Anna C Pennock. aged 80. n.laiu...
and frlenda Invited to funeral. Second-da vs..
entb Month 2d. 2 p. m.. from hi. fat. re.Wenw'
Lansdowne. Int private '""'
FKITE. Suddenly. June 58. 1017 ophi-i ,.
B.. wlfa-of John R. Felle Relat lii. '.'W
friends Invited to aervlcea. Mon.. 2 In m To"',?
N. Ilroad st Int. nrlvale I.n,irii 11V11 It. J0-
McLACOMLlN. June 20. ALlCK wife
......, 11.1 ....hli. .. J-...L. Vi xxire
(ONHTAIILK KAI.KS
CONSTABLE SALE Contenta. ertlcle. . ,
good, at 331 N 11th at., to be'Vold "for reS '
levy and cost.. Jl a. m. Monday. July 2, 10J7
suits nm
TO ORDER -latJL
Kadored from tM, ttt ao Mt
PETER M0RAN& CO. SESiP
IrTH HARKKT. BmiANOB ON lil
M.X. COB. TII A.ND ARCH ItS.
Majk.l gt. Btar. Oh. x,n M.-r
BASEBALL TODAY
SHIBE PARK
Athletics vs. Washington
OAMK CALLED AT S:15 P. II
Tickets on .!. at Ulmbel.1 and Spalding'.
AVVAB'S WATE08-WIR188
Lfamjt Swim hy tl ForBjJcErrrTwbn
vnr j nai
Plain. 0S.'
Fancy, S0
AyVAD MANTO CO M.b.k.n. N, J.
MOTORCYCLE RACES
POINT BREEZE MOTORDROME
TONIGHT CAMBRIA A. C Op.n.Alr Boxi.;
. Frankford Ae and ramhrlif "x,,1
Ut tiM Mt, JU,, -it,
.lU,. ?( atW u.M
of
andAnnLvnchofCountTcav
live, and friend. Invited to funeral. Mon 7
a. m.. 101.1 N. 27th at. Requiem hlah";30
St. Elltahetha Church. 0 am in,h Wf"
Crn.aCem Mn'
1 " te-'iBit! 3-
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT llecelpts. Til.Wi buihels.
The
market xvas nominal.
COHN Itecelpta, 13,flnt buahcla, The market
rinss ana n .
Is for local traile,
an In
lo location Weatern No, 3 yellnw, I L8IV
Wl.S2'4i .to. No. 4 do, 11 74l,n(H4t do, No,
ft. (to. Il.77i 1,781.
OATH HeceTpts, f.L',039 buahela. The market
xxa without Important rhaniie. Quotations: No.
J xvnite, .t40.4ri stannani xvhite, i3Kinyjf.
No. 3 xvhite. 720724c: No. 4 white. 7HP71HC.
KLOUIt Itecelpta. 700 bbls. and 412,03ri lbs.
In eacka. The market ruled xveuk and loxer.
Trade was quiet. Quotations follow: Winter,
atraluht fln.509tl. Kansas, clear, 10R011.
do. etraluht, ill ,VI0I'J, do, patent. Itl.7.i
12.2.": aprlnit. flrat clear. 10.B011: patent.
I1I.7.1W12: do, fnvorlte brands, 12.25W12.7S.
rlty mills, choice and fancy patent, 1 12.28 O
HYK FllUft aold iloxvly at unchdneed prices.
we quote tln.aoeil.23 per hhl
,as to ouaiuy.
PROVISIONS
There waa Utile Irndlnfe, but values were
steadily held, flotations xxere. City beef. In
nets, amoked and nlr-drled. 3.1c; xvestern beef.
In seta, amoked. 3.1c. city beef, knuckles and
tenders, smoked and alr-drled. Mile, xveatern
beef, knucklea nnd tenders, smoked, ,10c. beef
hama. I30M32; pork, famllv. I44..1il4r.: hama.
S. I. cured, loose, 24H O23o; do, skinned, loose,
28r'.'flVc, do, do. amoked. 2, i&'Jfic. other
hums, amoked, city cured, aa to brand and nver
ae 2.14 iSfiOc: hams, smoked, xx-estern cured.
2814 i?20e, do. boiled, honelos, 39c. plcnle
houldera, S. P. cured, loose. 21c; do. smoked.
22r; bellies in pickle, according lo average,
loose, 2Ur; breakfast bacon, aa to brand and
average, city cured. 38c. oreakfast bacon, xvest
ern cured 3.1c. lard, wealern, refined, tea., 23ci
do, do. do, tubs. 23c, lard, puis city, kettle
rendered, In tea , 23c. do. do. do. In tubs, 23c.
REFINED SUGARS
Thete was i fnlr demand and prices xvere
firmly held nn a basis of 7.30c for extra fine
granulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
nt'TTL'tt The market ruled steady Willi a
f"lr demand for desirable slock. Quotations
xvestern fresh, solid-packed creamery, fano
specials, 4li. extra, 30t4nc. extra firsts. 3Ncl
"rats. ,l,i,c; seconds, 3a'4c: nearby prints.
fnr. 42c; averace extra, 40 41c. .firsts, ,1s Ss
J'e; seconos. .'Ill', Sf37c; special brands of prints
LfKlH Kine eggs ruled firm al Ihe late ad
xanie with demand rle.-mlng up Ihe nrfcrlnns.
fjiiointlons xvere Ha follows. Nearhv Hrsls. ltd An
per case, neathx current receipts, tin 2" per
("" western extra flrsls. Illl.r.O per case do
(dels 110.20 per case; fancy selected iiindle.l
rs?."!r.rJ..Jo,','ln "I HW42e per dozen.
., u!"'li.s'' """ ln fair request and firm ur.der
light offerings Quotations: New York full
cream, fancy, new. 21c: specials, higher: do, do.
'7 . """" "" -32.J'i. do, imii sainis,
1 1 'n I Nc.
' POULTRY
.','.' r''n,'" ,,,,r" 'inlet end harlx sleadx
thlrkens xxere flrmlv held. Quotations were as
i?'ia!": l'0"'l.. . to quality. 2IC2.V; roosteis.
17918c. spring chicken?, not Leghorns, plump,
yellnxv-sklnnerl xielKlung Hi Trj h.h uplece. ,i:l
'; "'"'. ,;np'n? chickens, not Leghorns, smaller
oVf' -!!JiliT,- wh." Leghorns. 2292Hc. ducks.
Pekln. 10920c. do. Indian Bunner, 171M8r.
pigeons, old. ir pair 23B'28c, do. joung. per
"n tTt aU ! (
DRKSNKIi The market ruled xery Arm. wllh
demand rcudllx Hhsorhlns the hmlleil offerings.
,,"; JV,I,.,I""" " c" fi'Hixs Kowls, 12 to hux.
m,'k-f'J. dr-iii(ked. fano seierird. 20Hc: xveleh.
Ing I lbs and oxer apiece. 2c. weighing 34 lbs.
apiece, 21c; xvelghlng 3 lbs apiece, 22t2ac,
fowls. Iced. In bl.lti . fancy, dry-picked, xvelgh
i1!?.? Ib' Hni1 ov'r aPlece. 254e; smaller sixes,
lit?;.-.. . -.d loosierK. dry-picked, lsiic: broiler.,
nJarlX: flS.V.VS,Wv.n.c' Virginia. 32 (iJ33c; other
?5I.rh tiiiri1.If!i' XVl!.rrn:. -,:30c: turkeys,
.teW"'1' ,'wl' rier lb. Western, best here
.'30J.1c; common. 201S'Je. ducks, spring. ..'
.3c, squabs, per ' dnz.-n White, xxelghlns 11012
lbs. per dozen, 3.J inn. white, weighing 00
10 lbs. pee dozen. .1.2.1ffl3 7.1. white, weighing
LI". TSL'l0"ntJl9--'r-- "hit-, weighing 7 lbs.
, i,,.-,,, .ia.,j... wn le, weighing OotOv,
..i1?" -"' L10ff l.s.i. 'dark, llfjoolsSi
small and No. 2. fllcilLI.I.
FRESH FRUITS
liemand xxas fair nnd valuea generally ruled
i"P'- ..VVUm Apples per hbl He
Davis. tlWtr.l) llildwln. 1,1 apples North
iVrr."".1"'.'- el.sq'1.1(i. lemons. peV box.
ki ttgjf.riiii
??!,' J2XH r.' '.'"'"" Per "rale ' t4
.i ..li, peaches, fleorgld. per rarr er. 1 2. Sofl 3 Ill
watermelons. Klorlda. per car. f 2.11)4400.
VEGETABLES
The market was nulet and prlres genefalb
faxnred buyers, as follows White potatoes
;;. vrf l-.. Kh'rt-' ,J "":. ,.',';. rota-
Norfolk, per bbl. No. 1. 1 4 . 7.1 ,1 ,10 v o'
bid. No. 1. 1.10.1.73 .No. 2 28r2..1
2 i:
ner
Onions. Texas
per crale No t
No. 2 IIW1.3-1. Cabbage. Knslern Phore ner
l.bl.crale M.50W17.1. do. Norfolk, per hb"
norma, ner rr, . ! r.offir.
pineapples, rorln itlro. per crale, j.'IWl straw
berries, per L Jersey 7lfti . Iaware nnd
Mr land; M 12c .blackberries. North Carolina
Pr ill . 1 t?f 10c. rherr es. per 8-11. baaket
Sour, inramic sweet, iwW7.Vr. plum, (Jeorgla
:r"ri'.,:;J.rtl!?:"- d.-. rth Caiollna per
.v.vgv-A.-i.-.-."-',MJU'.! """ " ")'l:l!!lL. j, fi. mi 1 ""iylSmmzm
f Sr Writ for
f ThM
mmMWfmm
Look beyond the iruck-the name Velie is
your djest assurance of quality, service and
careful consideration as long as your equip
men : is in use. Service is the prime essential
cSancesf X " USC' Wh take '
wrthfntUry manufacturing experience
make, ry and .rganition second to none,
makes you secure in the knowledge that the
respecrSUarantee WlU b? fulfiUc'd
We carrv a full stAei, . ..
service nnv tim a t
!e ....," " . U1
"beral time-payment arrangem if y0'u CvisJ.
La Roche Brotherf;. Inc.
506-08 North
9
. 1 111
SMSfciBiMli'ilMihfir '"nt nili 1 1 iHKliiiil lii f iiifril i! liiJtottii&tY-... ' ; ! BBBBEtt
le, tl.SOOi.TS. Celsry. Klorlda. per 10-lneS
te. it OS. Heans. Norfolk. Ireen, IVi
cmt
IK
lpptri, VlorldA, I'pf box, j.r0(ff,i
KMI'in". ''' J"' W"j ii.aUWIIJl.
!' rir rll not lirt Txllfrfl fl tj. ."."
f lorina. per vox, ntvi.rtt
I'llxllm.,. -.,.'.
,f. Knl.a.1.
Carolina, per baakot. tlWl.fiO; do. Norfolk, pi?
baaket. jl.S02. Decta. Norfolk,. p?r foil
forth
Inn
tl.M
J14f.1
Oil
er
1 ei
..... oima TK. .K..I.j. ifcA.i ,"LCT"
Jiiiuoiurn, riuiiUH
Mlislulppl, Pr Hat-crate. ll.nnoi.TB,
r nil! ,T, fO.a.lltl'U.IIM X.IIUll,C, ..! IM1,
1. do,
All
duaa.
rooma, per 4-id. oaaioei, iwi.,U,
NEW BANKING LAWS
Several Measures Arc Passed by Penn
sylvania Legislature
HAnmsmmO. June in. Severnl bank.
era
Ing bills were passed nt this session of th. .1
Legislature, yvmong tnem was one nuthorli.
Ing Stnte Institutions lo accept drafts and
Issue letters' ot credit, xvhlcli would allow
trust companies and State hanks to Invest
part of their funds ln Acceptances and other
bills available for discount or sale to th
Federal Reserve Rank. This Mil has been
signed by Governor Brumbaugh.
Other bills passed were to permit .Htatj
Institutions lo keep reserves In banks nn.
proved by the State Ranking Commissioner 1
ouisiae oi ceiiinu reserve cities; creating a
commission to codify the banking laws of
the State and bring them up to the standard
set by the national hanking laws; allowing
banks and trust companies to join the
Federal Reserve system, and authorizing
banks nnd trust companies, corporations and
building and loan associations to Invest
their surplus in Stale and Federal war
bonds.
The bill lo permit trust companies to
discount commercial paper as commercial
banks do passed the Senate but failed In
the House.
Boston Railway Passes Dividend
HOSTO.V. June sfl mg, mortality
among .Massachusetts street rallwa.x dlvl'
dends xvas further Increased by passing of
Roslon Suburban Klectrlc Companies pre.
ferred dividend Roston Suburban preferred
is cumulative nt rnte of $4 per year but
tlie company for the preceding four riuar.
teis has paid B0 cents a share. The .Middle,
sex nnd Roston Street Railway Companv
principal operating subsidiary, has now
pending before Public Service Comniisaton
application for Increased fares
IHrIi Record Price for Wool
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 29. The sale of
everal thousand pounds of wool here to
Roston Inlet ests at seventy-two cent!
pound Is said to be the highest price ever
paid in the State. In last years, the nrlct
has averaged forty cents.
Financial Rriefs
The New Vork Stotk Exchange hai
stricken from the Hat J'ere Mai quelle Rail,
road Company old company first preferred
necond preferred and common slocks '
The New York Subtreasury gained
$2,839,000 from the banks, making a cash
net gain since Friday of J63.051.000.
A Chicago Board tif Trade membership
has been sold at $4f.00 net to buyer ud
$250 from previous sale and an advance
of $,"00 from the recent low point
CourTSc.s Aside Railway Sale
CINCINNATI. July 29. Lnlted States
District Judge Hollister has set aside the
sales of the 1 ronton and Delphos divisions
of iheBlncinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
Rallw.-ryon the ground the court had not
authority tn order the sale of these two
pmpertles In parcels. New orders of sale
will be entered by court within the next few
days, in tiering resale of these propertlei
It xvlll be a stipulation they shall be soli
as entireties.
FoHcr
vws. uall on us for Velio
y wa" " us o vein
R - j'c.:.
Triii k. .ml rann Tractor.
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