m.
WIDEN TO OPPOSE
OSBORNE IN FINAL
(Sermantown Player Favor
ite to Win From Belfield
Star at Wilmington
STAKT Pt.AY AT 3 P. M.
IllUm T, Tllden. 2d, of the fJerman
town Cricket Club; who needs no Intro
duction to tennis players In the East, will
clajJh.wlth Percy S, Osborne, of the Bel
field Country Club, In the final round of
(Ingles In the Delaware State tournament
at the Wilmington Country Club.
With weather conditions favorable, the
match will start promptly at 3 o'clock,
Tllden, who has been playing phenomenal
tennis of late, Is a big favorite, but those
who know Osborne and his game ray he
will give Tllden a battle. Only the match
can tell the story, tor If Tllden Is erratic
he may beat himself; It he Is going well,
there la nothing but a Tllden victory in
Ight.
Osborne has a remarkable record for
teadlnesa plutJaccuracy, and In Justice to
the Belfield 'MM It Is quite possible that
he will have considerable to do with tho
final result. If Osborne can fathom Til
den's "cannon-ball" serve, if he can outwit
him at the net and outgame him from the
back court, an upset Is not Impossible.
There are many "Ifs" In a tennis match.
Tllden Errs In Doubles Play
Tllden and his young doubles partner.
Beck, lost the final round of the Delaware
State double to K. E. Dixon and Alexander
Thayer yesterday In three out of four sets.
Tllden played brilliantly In spots, but his
Thlsses were costly and his court work not
the best. Tlldan's big mistake Is playing
too near the center of tho net.
Time and again he mlsaed shots which,
had he been In position, he would have re
turned. Tllden tries to cover too much
of the. courts and often takes shots right In
frrnt of his partner This works well where
one weak player and one strong; player form
a team, especially In the mixed doubles a
style which has brought Tllden so many
victories.
Tllden must learn to play the doubles
game without crossing over to his part
ner's side of the court. He must trust Beck
to look after his own side and take his
(hare of the shots. Team work Is out of
the question when one player attempts to
do more than his share of the work, nnd the
results of such tactics Is ultimate disaster.
If Tllden expects Beck to be a depend
able doubles partner he must let the Junior
assume his share of the responsibility and
take his medicine until Beck Ih Just as dan
gerous as either Thayer or Dixon would be
on his side of the net.
Beach Haven Tourney Next Week
Many of the local players will compete In
the annual Beach Haven tennis tournament,
whteh starts next Monday and contlnuen
over the Fourth. Tllden and Heck will both
play at Beach Haven, and It Is possible
that Percy Osborne will take In the trip.
The majority of the players are from this
section.
CUMBERLAND TAKES OVER
CHAMBERSBURG FRANCHISE
CHAMBERSBURO. Pn., June 30. At
midnight last night a deal was closed by
which the Cumberland Baseball Club takes
over the Chambersburg champion club of
the Blue BJdgo League, and today, Colonel
Nelson W. Resslen of Cumberland, came on
and closed the deal.
12
RELIEF AND PURCHASING WINNERS
IN P. R. R. GENERAL OFFICE LEAGUE
Dispute Between Auditor Miscellaneous Accounts
and Purchasing May Be Settled by Playing.
Petroleum League Stages Opening Today
THE first round of the Pennsylvania Rail
road General Office Baseball League fin
ished yesterday with the champion Pur
chasing team leading Division A and Relief
Department topping the Division B aggre
gation. The second round will get under
way on Thursday of nest week, and there
promises to be some hotly contested games
out at the P. R. R. Field during the next
two months. The showing of Auditor
Kraft's Freight Traffickers was a disap
pointment to the fans, as no less than sixty
candidates were after positions, but the
boys are out to make good In the next
round. '
With the A. M. A back In harness, this
quad will bear watching. The Relief team
In Division B Is anxious to repeat In the
second round and then the muss will fly
when the leaders of both divisions meet.
Through the efforts of H. B. Itauck,
chairman of the Baseball Commission of
the Pennsylvania Ralltoad General omce
Baseball League, the forfeited games of
the Auditor Miscellaneous Accounts to the
Purchasing and Auditor Passenger Traffic
teams, which were canceled by the A. M.
A. management on account of the players
not getting away, may be staged. Hauck
lo endeavoring to have these two games
played over, and then there will be Joy In
the A. M. A. baseball camp. A M. A. and
Purchasing were tied for first place when
the little mix-up occurred.
Chester will win the pennant In the first
half of the Delaware County League race,
but the fans at Upland will be almost as
well pleated If their pets beat the leaders
when they meet at Upland this afternoon.
The largest crowd In the history of tho
league will witness the game, and It Is two
of last season's Phlllle pitchers In the
points. Stanley Baumgartner will oppose
"Chief" Bender.
The Petroleum Athletic Association will
stage Its opening games today, and lively
competition Is expected, as some of the
city's best players are Included among the
teams ellglbles. The association has only
recently been formed. The officers are:
n. A. Wotowltch, Crew Levlck Company,
president; S. P. Worthlngton, Union Pe
troieum Company, vice president; W. It.
Meljv Crew Levlck Company, 'aecretary, J.
-U. Tremly, Vacuum Oil Company, treas
W' Board of Governors: J. M. Lynch,
chairman! E. L. Schwarti,E. M. Gillespie,
f' ' .Frnln' " J' Walters. R. C. Bennie,
I Coll, R. E. Clifford and F. T. O'Keefe.
4.ZbZ .Independent Industrial League sama to-
2!v e tS Yfor.k" bf.en poatponed In mem
S2hS lTA,?. McKenna. who represented Baxter,
To Xu.2,r.l. "ervleea of McKenna were held at
Church?" morning at Our Lady of Lourdta
tfic.k n?,1 wo.uM '.'J near from first-claaa
?."t'tV.VsVr.Vta!Kt!i?u "n " ""' "
Down at Wennnah, S. J , rm July 4 one rt
iht. "iff.11 "wrtto- aventa will bo a baseball
Kama between the veterans and tha local team,
and tbe-vtta are confidant of whining the con-
The American fengravW team of tha Inde.
pandent Industrial League baa aimed Iloy Far
,. ?'. '" Pitcher wbahaa been starring for
i. A J. Jteaca. .
The Woll-Dun Co faraa Jn th Main Line
Leaiua will not t played this afternoon, du.
to a mUunderjtandloa- on tba part of tbc Paoli
A.
R Hlna; haa a letn record of aeven auo-
i netoriea m tna rh laoelpMa filio. Manu
AC Laague, and. tn!ar afternoon at Point
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16 XX .406
10 30 .339
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Toronto. . 33 19 .831 Montreal
KNIGHT LEADS IN
AMATEUR FINALS
In First Eighteen Holes in
Championship Golf Tour
ney Has Buxton 2 Up
PLAY MOST INTERESTING
WHITKMARSH. Pa, June 30.
Kred W. Knight of Aronlmlnk, led Cam
eron B. Buxton, of Huntingdon Valley, at
the end of the first eighteen holes of the
thirty-six holes final round of tho Indi
vidual championship of Philadelphia here
today. 2 up.
Probably no more Interesting golf has
ever been witnessed In tho final round of
this ccnt, and tho fact that Knight had
a 73 for the eighteen holes to Buxton's 74
proves that both men played very fine golf
The going was In favor of Knight, but the
Aronlmlnk representative, on the whole,
deserved his lead
Tho champion drew first blood, for on
the first hole he was on the green In two,
to Knight's three and both took two putts.
Tho second was hahed In par fours, but
on the third, Buxton put his approach shot
Into the creek and took a five to Knight's
four. Knight was a trllle lucky, for his
npproach shot only Just cleared the trees
and landed on tho green. Knight played
a very poor tee shot on the fourth and
went Into the creek, nnd followed It up
with a poor third. Buxton was short of
the green with his tee shot, but won the
hole with a four to a five, making him ono
up again. Both had good drives on the
fifth, but Kn'gh,'ii second was a beauty,
virtually dead to the hole and he was down
In a bird three.
Buxton's second was Just off the green
to th right of the hole and, although he
made a bold bid for a thr'e. he failed by
Inches only. Knight was wonderfully lucky
on the sixth, ills lee snot was in me
rou(;h to the right nnd he put his second
Into the pit at the back of the green to
the left. The ball wan nicely teed up
nnd. clipping tho ball out. Knight put It
In the cup fifty feet away. Buxton was
on In two and had a long putt for n three
and naturnlly failed to make It. On the
seventh Buxton drove out of bounds and
took four to reach tho green.
Stetson to Play Hershcy Team
The Ilershey team, from the famous chocolate
town up the Mute, uill In the Metson opponent
today. Iltnkle and Newhn will Ik, tn the potnta
for the canrtjmakers. white the hntmakera will
depend on Hesselharher and Stevenson to run
their string of consecutive. lctorlea up to nine
Today's Minor League Card
Delaware County Iasue Cheo:er at Upland;
Media at Brill
Main Line League Autocar at Clulph Mills;
nerwyn at Narberth, Vane at Hon Air.
Mnntsnmery County l.eagut Open date, cluba
playtnz exhibition eamea.
Philadelphia Suburban Leacue Oak Lan at
Olney. Fox Chaae t Kern nock; North Phila
delphia at Llndley.
Interboroush Leasue Opn for postponed
came.
Induatrlal Leacue t.North Section) J. & J.
Dobaon at Electric 8torase lottery. Keen-Kul-ter
at Hale & Kllburn. .standard Roller ll".ir
Inc at Mldtale Steel; Dliaton at American Man
sanese flronze
Industrial League (South SctlonV Houchton
at Lupton. double. header. Ward at Hesa-Brlght.
Quaker City Rubber at Miller Lock. Barrett at
Philadelphia Roll and Machine.
Independent Industrial league John T
Iewls A Honn at Atlas Halt Bearing. Megargee
Hare at Standard Supply and Equipment.
Manufacturers' i.eague Barrett at Butter
worth. American Pulley at C II. Wheeler,
rilrard Shoe at I.anston Monotype. Stokea &
Smith at Becker. Smith & Page.
Petroleum Athletic Association Union at
Crew-Lvlck. Quit Refining at Texas Company;
Vacuum Oil at Pure Oil
Kronkford Suburban LeagueTucker at Wil
low. St Mark's at St John's. Whitehall at
I'hll Kearney; Krankford 3A at Frankford 4A
Philadelphia Shoo M.inufacturera' League
Lilrd-Schober at Kdwarda. W. W W. Lennox
at King, Smalti-Ooodwln at Hallahan.
Philadelphia Church League St. Luke's at
Christ Church Jtesertea. Puritan T. M. A. at
Bethany Y. M. A.. Beaton A A. at St. Luke's
Camden County Lengue Berlin at Magnolia.
Woodlvnno at Bellmawr. Treshyterlan at Lucas.
Northweat Church Association Calvary vs,
Harper. qihet-Coenant at Schwenkfelder,
Northwest Memorial at Covenant. Bethlehem at
Twenty-ninth Street.
P. R R Motive Tower League Trenton at
Wlllmngton: Baltimore at 'Washington: Harris
burg at Meadowa. New York at Philadelphia.
Other games McAndrewa & Forbes at s I
C. Hershey at Stataon; dermantown at Olen
side. SOUTHWARK SHOOT TODAY
AT TENTH AND OREGON
Charles H. Newcomb to Compete Jn
Event Gunners Plan Red jCross
Tourney
The Southnark Gun Club, at Tenth street
and Oregon avenue, will be the rendeivous
for the local trapshootlng brigade today, for
the downtown organization the'only club
staging such sport In the city.
Charles H. Newcomb will fire away In the
competition, as will several other prominent
gunners who will leave tomorrow for the
big Maplewood, Is. II., tournament. That
the shoot will bring much glory to the win
ner Is evident, whep such noted shots as
Newcomb and others will compete.
TOO I.TK rOIt CLASSIFICATION
j IIPtTIIN
CHACK. At Provldenca, R. I.,
Month. ftth. JONATHAN CHACli.
srvlcea at 100 Hop at.. Providence.
on Sixth
Funeral
. R. I., on
Thlrd-oay. Beventn Montn. at laili.
m.
-- - . .Illiu . a I ...!.
WARIJKN McLKAN. at Chattanooga, Tenn. No.
tie of fnral later.
STEVENSON. June SO, ALBERT (Pud.l son
of Mary and lata John E. Stewnaon and grand
son of late Isaac Myers. Jr. Notice of funeral
will b given from hla parents' residence, 1J0H
8. 4ath st.
BIH'ATIONH WANTKI FEMALE t
COUPLE, txnerleneed. colored, dealre poaitloh
togolhsr; city, country or shore. 400T tgcust.
HBLT WANTED--KEJIALK
BTRNOaRArilER. A-t, wanted by largs manu
facturing eompanyt also to act aa private
secretary to manager of company, only beat
need apply Writ, stating ago, experience
and salary exprjtad, P Ml, Ledger Office,
du ona Srasae I w e","" S-r"1'"V'i ak,h p.. aas--aw rbbr nsggam .gaBB
I MM.1V. 1EB'VV. HID e-, a.H. - .A. .-.n. am . V 41 IH (TTV
.Lewtuix. Plavr I tua narTlllO atT,Klotrlelta1it: l m, , ixa . I . ITT . "- tigaH laaga
EVENING LEDGEK-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 191T
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
FLOUR
FLOUR Receipts, LIS barrets and 8.2:2,00.0
unda In sacks. There was little trading and
rlcea were again lower. Quotatlona followt
IVInter, atralght, Jin.5ull. .Kansas, clear.
llnnAlufKi A. .i.i,ti, til 7fft11.?fi An.
i.-.'.ilf 1
natenf. 1
v.".-"w ly.'yi "."j ....,.., ...-w --.---..-JA-
lateni, lu.nowiz, spring, nrst clear, tiu..iw
10 7.1. patent. Illffll ,10i do, favorite brands,
flS1PlS.40j city r
tI2$l2.40
RTB FLOUR'
H'.tn; city mills, choice and fancy patent.
.Tha market waa aulet and Un
rnangei. we ituole no nojr 11.2.1 per udi.. h
to qualll)'.
PROVISIONS
The market ruled steady, but there waa little
trading Quotations were: City beef. In sets,
smoked and alr-drled. 35c, western beef. In
sets, smoked. 33c, city leef. knuckles and
tender;, smoked and alr-drled, 3c. western
beef, knucklea and tenders, smoked 38e: beef
hams, t3n32i pork, family, Mt.50tS; hams.
S. I. cured, loose. 34Vi 02i do. skinned, loose,
250!3Vie; do. do, smoked, 20O2flHc: other
hams, smoked city cured, as lo brand and aver
i!?., -?Ji W2c, hama, imoked western cured.
2iHi O20c. do, boiled, boneless, 39c: picnic
shquldera S P. cured, loose. 20Sc. do, smoked,
214 e, bellies in pickle, according to average,
loose, 28c. breakfast baron, aa to brand and
average, city cured 30e. nreakfaat bacon, west
em cured. iSti lard, westorn. refined, tea., 23c:
do. do. do, tubs 2.1c. lard, pure ilty. kettle
rendered, In tea . 23c. do. do. do. In tubs, 23c.
REFINED SUGARS
The market was quiet hut firm on n baals of
7 .1O0 for extra fine granulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
BUTTER The market ruled steady under
moderate offerings of desirable stock, but ss
imial on Saturday whnlestle trade was quiet.
The quotations follow Western solid packed
ireameri fancy specials 41c. extra, 3!)4f4tPr..
extra flrste, She . firsts 374c, seconds, liHic.,
nearby prints fancy. 42c. aerag extra 40
41c . firsts, 3SC8i)c seconds. 3(14 T37c . special
f',!'.'irll?, of Prints JobhlnK at 4.1i6'4Rc
r.uas There was a fair demand for fancv
eggs and the market ruled firm under light of
WW Quotations Free roses, nearby firsts.
Jin .in standard roae current receipts tin 2n
western extra nrst, lln.lnr.iar firsts 10 gli.
r"J r''1 "i fnl.lilnit at 41l-. rtnxen
. V'rrSR,F nrlngs were light and the mar
ket ruled firm, but trade was quiet. Quotations:
tw tork full cream fancv, new, 24c, specials,
higher; do. do. fair to good, new, 23jf234r.
POULTRY
'IVE -Fouls ere dull and weak to evil,
thickens were flrmlv held. Quotations' Fowls,
as to quality 238 2."c. roosters 17iitlc. aprln
chickens not l-ghornn. plump. vHlnw-sklnned.
weighing 14 2 lbs apiece. 31W3c spring
chickens, not Leghorns smsller sixes 2(111 32c
Vihlte leghorns 2,'l20c Ducks Pekln 1UJ
20r. do Indlnn Runner 17$?lSr Pigeons old.
per pair. 212Sc, do, joung per pair 2(l2.'c.
lllll.SSEIl The market waa In good shape
nnd frm. with supplies well cleaned up The
quotations are ns follows Fowls, 12 to box.
milk-fed drv-plcl,ed fancv selected 2n4c. weigh
Ing 4 lbs. and over nr.lecc, 20c, weighing 34 lbs.
apiece. 24c; weighing 3 lbs apiece. Mit-ii.
fowl, Iced. In bbla . fancy, dry-picked, weigh
Li',4. Ib"- nno: ov,r apiece. 2R4c. smaller alxea,
riOirvj. .,a roostera. dry-picked, lxc broilers.
Jcrs-y. fa-icy. ai4clc, Virginia. 32035c; other
n''LbY'.:!?2Pe' Western 2.130c, turkeys,
ir.A'!:J(l"ei-' fed, prr Ib Western, best here,
2802.1c, common 2022o, ducks, spring, 22
23c: squsbs. per dnrcn White, weighing 11 012
lb,"'.Jr deien. I3.MOI4 n. white, weighing 0
10 lbs. per doien 13.2.1 & 3 7,1. white, weighing 8
lbs per doxen 12 r.ii5J2.7.1 white, weighing 7 lbs.
..-.r ut.srii. u.-.o; wnire, weighing nttrn1
1 :n7i R.i dark.
1 1. 50 1.85:
small and No
cncsfii.iri
FRESH FRUITS
Were In flr aupplv and quiet at revised
r.rlr"" . . S".l'S."ln". . Apples per bbl Ben
Davis J4W4 in. Raldnln 45f1. Apples. North
western per box SI inC2..1n. Lemons per
te'.J ' Orapefrult Florida. t-r crate.
I2 1(ij,ri Pineapples I'orto Rico, per crate
3iiI4 Strawberries ier ,,1 Jersey. 720c
rennslvanla 1S0 2.V. Blackberries North
Carolina, per qt inl.v. do Delaware and
Marland. .KfrKx- Huckleberries. North Caro
lina, per qt HWlc Cherries, per fc-lb. basket
'our 40r,nc sweet. (lOJM.'c. Plums. Ueorsia
per csrrler J2ff3. do North Carolina, per car
rier S202 1O Cnntaloupea, Oeorgla. per crate.
4 i r, r,n rvarhrs Oeorgta, per carrier. $2 In
3.2.1. Watermelons. Florida, per tar. 12501? inn
VEGETABLES
Trade was slow and prices generally favo-ed
buers Quotation White potatoes. North
Carollm. per bbl No. 1 13 .10 St 4.10. No 2.
11 2.1IB I 50, White potitoes Norfolk per bbl.
No 1 $ I (ft ft Nc 2. Jl.lnffl 7.1 White pota
toes !s' Tn Shore, per bbl No 1, Jl'IT.I'J.I.
No 2 XI "tOif'2, Onion Texas per crate No
1, II 31 W I (til. No 2 fined tl 2.1. Cabbage.
Kastern hhore, per bb' -crate JH)1 ftn, do. Nor
folk, per bbl -irate r.ncWIlfto. Celers. Flor
ida, per 10-Inch crate $112 Lggplant. Flor
ida, per box. $22 7.1. Peppra. Florida, per
box $2 10 03 Squash Florida, per box. Ilffi
1 10. Ciicumlers North Carolina per basket,
7!clS$l 2.1 do. Norfolk, per bosket, 7Kci SI S3.
Beets, Norfolk, per 100 bunrhes. Sl3. Toma
toes Florid, per crnte Fancy, 1,1 .10 4 50.
choice. S2.2.1W3 .10, do Mississippi, tier final
crate. $1 fto'd 1.7,1. Mushrooms, per 4-lh basket.
SI S I .IP.
Initial for Colorado Fuel and Iron
NKW VortlC. June 30 The Colorado
Fuel nnd Iron Company has declared an
Initial dividend of ,1 per cent on Its com
mon stock, payable In Installments of
of 1 per cent each on July 25, October 25,
1017; January 2! nnd April 25, 1918, to
holders of record on tho length of each of
tho months mentioned.
Columbia Gas Pays More
CINCINNATI, June 30. Columbia Gas
and Klectrlc Company has declared the sec
ond dlldend of 1 pnr cent, placing the stock
on a regular 4 per cent basis. The dividend
is payable August 15 to stock of record
July 31.
Lcs Mann to Coach Soldiers
ST LOUIS. June 3D Leslie Mann, Chicago
Cub outfielder, haa signed with the Y M C. A.
war organization nnd expects to begin work
at the cloae of the baseball season. Les spends
his winters as a physical Instructor, and he
will engage In thl line of work with soldiers
aa hla pupils
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We train students for good oosi.
tlons as Stenographers, Bookkeep
ers, Secretaries nnd Salesmen and
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May we serve you 7
Day and Night School now open.
Charges moderate. Whv not begin
now? Walnut 3S4
Strayers Business College
oiii nnu i nestnut Ms.
Philadelphia
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Financial Briefs
Notice was given today by the New York
Stock Hxchange that Ohio Cities Oas Com
pany rights have been admitted to dealings
on tho board,
The New York Central will withdraw
between ninety and one hundred trains from
service In New York State tomorrow.
It Is officially denied that more than 86
per cent of Liberty Loan bonds subscribed
for In the New York Federal Reserve Dis
trict have been paid for In full.
The Chill Copper Company reports for
quarter ended March 31: Surplus, $2,
569,844. a gain of 12,136,632 over the final
quarter of 1916.
London cables say Manchester Guardian
understands It Is planned to communicate
with British mission In Washington and
also with Egyptian Government with a view
to Inducing the cotton markets to act In
tome sort of conformity with the Liverpool
markets.
Commercial failures this week In the
United States were 272, against 285 last
week. 277 the preceding week nnd 256 In
the corresponding week last year. Failures
In Canada numbered 18 against 27 last
neek, 15 In the preceding week and 45 last
year.
The Paris Bourse, tho Liverpool Cotton
Kxchange nnd the London Stock Hxchange
were not In session today. The latter cx
change will reopen on Tuesday.
Horbert C. Shotwell, engineer In charge
of development work of the Magnate Copper
Company, left today for the company's
mines In Arizona to proceed with some spe
cial development work. He had been In
the city about a month, during which time
he gave the stockholders of the company
several Interesting talks on the work nt the
mines.
Gross earnings of twenty-six railroads
during the third week of July totaled
$14. 138.877, a decrease of 81,830,828. as
compared with the corresponding week of
last year
tV. ,1. Dralncrd, Now York exporter, was
elected member of tho Chicago Hoard of
Trade.
The New York Subtreasury gained
125.000 from the bankn yesterday
88.
New York Reserve Bank Pays 6 P. C.
NEW YORK. June 30. The Federal Re
serve Bank has declared a dividend, pay
able June 30, at the rate of 6 per cent per
annum, for the period from April 1, ln,
to December 31, 1915, This Is the second
disbursement made by tho bank to Its stock
holders since It organization, the previous
ono having been made on December 31,
191(1, for the period from November 2, 1914,
to April 1. 1915.
Bank of England Currency
LONDON, June 30. Tho Bank of Eng
land reports the amounts of currency note
outstanding as 145,453,676, against 144,.
011.830 last week. The amount of gold, held
for tho redemption of such notes remains
nt f28,500.000.
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NEW YOB.K. June 30. Gold coin to tne
amount of J5.300.000 from Canada received
for the account of J. 1'. Morgan & Co. has
been resold to the New York Federal He
serve Bank This Importation brings the
total for the week up to 8103,000,000.
Condition of State Treasury
HATmtSBUnO. Juno 30. The balance In
the State Treasury at the close of Juno
business stands at 87,360,795, against
87,609.236 at tho end of May. Tho total of
the balances a year ago was $2,204,922.
During June receipts were $2,837,053 28 nnd
disbursements J2, 985,494. 22, the receipts for
the general fund being $2,688,234.20 and
payments, $2,382,796.33.
Reserve Banks' Discount Rates
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The second of a series of 8 beau
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Tarsons & Co. as of July 2, 1917.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
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