Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, July 07, 1917, Night Extra, Page 4, Image 4

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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1917
MMHONINO & SHENANGO
RAILWAY & LIGHT
COMPANY
FIRST & CONSOL. 5s
NOVEMBER I, 1920
FREE FROM STATE TAX IN
PENNSYLVANIA
EARNINGS OFFICIALLY
REPORTED aa TIMES INTEREST
CHARGES
PRICE, 97yi AND INTEREST, TO
NET AOOUT 8.84
REILLY, BROCK &' CO.
BANKERS
106 CHESTNUT ST.
IMIILAIIKI.I'IIIA
FINANCIAL NEWS
EXPECTATION OF FAVORABLE CROP
REPORT. BOOSTS RAILROAD STOCKS
Bond to Yield
6
Guaranteed Principal and Inlereat
by
AMERICAN GAS COMPANY
Secured by Consolidated Mort
gage on property located In
prosperous and growine section
cf Iowa.
Applicable earnings for 1916
approximately double interest
requirements, without recourse
to the guarantee of the Ameri
can Gas Company.
Tax refundable in Pennsylvania
and free from 2 Income Tax.
We will be .pleased to send, upon re
quest, a circular containing descrip
'ion of this issue, and also a map of
.he property.
Bonbright & Co.
MORRIS WlBTAIt STROl'D Jr.
Manager
437 Chestnut St., PhiladYphia
New York llo.ton Chicago Detroit
London 1'urU
William P Ilonbrls ht k Co ISonbrlght 4. Co.
Market Is Helped, Too, by Fact That This Class of Securi
ties Is Selling at Low Levels Strength
Also Shown in Steel Issues
High Points in Today's Financial News
Railroad stocks came in for attention in trading on New York Stock
Exchange, expectation of favorable crop report mi Monday being reason.
Vigorous trading in many issues on Curb. Grain and cotton higher.. New
York bank statement for week showed bit increases in deposits and surplus,
niving reason for raster money. liar silver lower. Foreign exchanac deal
ings limited.
NKW YOniC. July 7.
The week wound up with two hour of nctlve buylni; of the railroad stocks,
nil those Issues being In demand hecuuso of n Rcncrul expectation thnt they
will lie benefited by the crop report to bo published Monday iifu-rnnon.
Many In the Wall street district who devote it Rood dcnl of study to thn crop
situation Insist that this report will be the most favorable ever issued bj the
(lovernment. especially In regard to the ncreuRe of corn. Predictions nre
mado Unit the lare corn production States will show an Increase of 35 per
cent In acreage, and even thoso who are conservative In the (train trade
say they look for a crop of 3,500.000.000 bushels, far In excess of all previous
records.
The market for the railroad storks was especially helped by the fact that
nearly all those Issues are selling at low levels, oven If the dividend position
of some of them may be changed, llnltlmoro and Ohio, paying G per cent, baa
been ruling under 70 until toda.v. This stock, ncnprdlng to statements mado
by Important Interests, receives Increases on SO per cent of Its tonnage
from the ruling rmde a week ago. Ht Paul m-ide u gain of more than 1
point and Hock Island moved up more than 2 points.
The widest movement In the railroad group was In Ileudliig, which advanced
nearly 2Vi points, t'nlon Pacific also rose above a point, and similar gains were
made all through the railroad list. Hlrength was Hhown In the steel stocks, but
some of the motors wete again under prrHsurr. (icneral Motors, after advancing
to U2Vt, dropped to 1091. Chandler Motors was 'an exception, advancing 34
points. Anaconda was more active than It has been for n long time, moving
up IV4 points to 81, and there was a special movement In National lhiamellng,
which advanced to 41 V There was vigorous buying In many specialties, with
Corn Products taken nil through tho half day by Inside Interests.
The bond market conditions continued unchanged, with most of the Interest
attached to the dealings In Government Issues. Liberty Bonds were In Increated
supply, selling In largo amounts nt only a shade above par. Angln-Ktench Cs
were traded In nt934 and 934 Business In tallrond bonds was small and
generally nt concessions.
Charles J. Bender & Co.
INVESTMENT BOND
Members Philadelphia Stock Hici .ns
NORTH AMERICAN BLDG.
j LEO A I, NOTICES
S ikr3 "in this 'count or common pi.kah
No. 3, for the Conntr of Philadelphia
! June. -Term. I0O3. No. (010.
; la the matter, of Tho Commonwealth of I'enn
S sylrsnla ex. relatione Hampton I.. Curson,
? Attorney (leneral, vs. Tho City Trust. Safe
llooo.lt and fcurrtj Company of rhlladel-
nhlu.
Tho Auditors appointed hy tho above Court
audit, settle ad adjust tho sixth account or
Hampton Moore, Receiver of tho said The
v Tru.t. Rate Deoo.lt and Rurety Company
of rhllndelphla, and to report to tho Court dis
tribution of tho balance In tho hnnds of said
Receiver, will meet those Interested for the
purpose of their appointment on Monda, tho
im nay or July, lui,, ann daily thereafter at
o ciock a m , at tne omce or me itecelver,
am SIS Crozer llultdlna. 1420 Chestnut street.
tho rltv of Philadelphia
It I. ordered by the Cnurt that the a.M
Auditor ehall, unless otherwise ordered on
eause shown, conclude their meetings and file
report wlthliv forty dayi from tho date of
tho said first meeting.
JOHN M HCOTT.
WM V C ANDERSON.
Auditors
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! VIGOROUS TRADING TAKES PLACE
IN MANY ISSUES ON NEW YORK CURB
. NCW YORK, July 7.
. There was vigorous trading In many Issues on the Broad Street Curb, with
Butterworth-Judson attracting most attention by an advance of A points to
70. Aetna Explosives was nctlve, with sales nt 5' to 5, nnd there was a
firmer tone shown In Chevrolet, which sold at 93 to 95. Curtlss Aeroplane
was steady, with sales at 42, and tho rights were traded In at l's. Wright
Martin was quiet, with sales nt 89, and 8?,.
There was n firm tone to Triangle Film, which ranged froni 14 to IV
United Motors was In better demand, selling at 25l to 25H, Electric Boat
was (Ulct at 30 ',4 to 30. ,
Mining stocks were generally stcadj.. with Mason Valley selling at 6T4,
United Verde at 37 ',4 and Nlplsslng ut 7 '.i Ohio Cities Gas new stock sold at
08 nnd fi8li. Independent oil stocks were generally steady, with Cosden &
Co. selling nt 13 and 12'i, and Cosden Oil nnd Gns was traded In at 12 and 12V
A new feature of tho market was the absence of supply of all groups of
stocks at concessions, most of tho sales coming from some of tho speculatlv e
traders This condition prevailed especially In the mining and oil group.
inii:im:niii:nt on, stocks continued
Yea close.
Asked. (Hale)
iMUTNCIlMIIf.S
KOTICIJ IS KKIIKIIV OtVKN THAT PATRICK
Carroll and Kdnurd P. Cnrroll, trading- as I
Carroll & Son. have admitted Joseph '. Carroll
to partnership In tho firm, now composed of
Patrick Carroll. Edward I" Cnrroll and Josepb
V. Carroll, trading; as p. Cnrroll & Hons.
COTTON IRREGULAR
AT MARKET'S CLOSE
October and July Show Greatest
Activity in Day of Mod
erate Trading
COTTON HCI.T MKATIIIIIt CONDITIONS
ei.fc'E,V 0,l.,''uly 7 In the rotton belt
this morning, ruin was uraln reported east of
tho Mississippi llher. but u l senerallr
i''L '?,t ' lhe "lre,uP- Tho follotilnr
temperatures were recorded!
..i;!h" "' 5?' fllrmlniham and Atlanta, 10i
JiSffr9,. , Mf rldlun, Alantcamenr. Cliatta
JuHSl ,i?.,l,'liind V,l",l,ls,.'!n- 7i' MempMs.
flSfi"' ,,f'i0,!l'" "51 lilll..74i San An
tonio. Del Jtlo. jrkhura, Aucusta and
Ihoina.illle. tm Abilene, shreveport. Okla.
homa. Little. Itofk. New llrleitiis, Vision.
Charleston. Sat nnnah nnd Jurksoiitllle. 78
Sarfnton!"! lh "nd T"lnp"1 8(,
saefLvr.U' '."''.'.wHfltatlon at Chat
tanootai .06 Inch at Aiuii.lsi , H Inch at
Oiarlestoni .to Inch nt lUlci.hi fit Inch 5t
Tlllei ,SO Inch at .Mobllet ,8J Inch at Memphis.
NKW YOnK. July 7
A steady tone was displayed at the cotton
opening, but business was on a moderate
fcale.' July started 25 points net higher,
and October was'up u points, but the later
months declined 1 to 5 points.
Wall street nnd room traders purchased.
nd there was some covering of shorts
with the supply coming from Liverpool,
southern Interests, uptown operators, and
New Orleans houses. Commission houses
had orders on both sides After the call the
demand Increased, and October, within a
tew minutes, rose 7 points further while
December advanced 10 points.
later the cotton market continued erratic
and sensitive to comparatively small orders.
Much of the business was In the way of
evenlnt-up for over the week-end. Crop ac
counts were conflicting. Texas was be
lleved to need soaking rains, although most
of the reports claimed a general Improve
ment In the State during the last week.
After selling to the basis of 26. OG for Octo
ber shortly after tho opening, the market
broke about 30 points and early In the
second hour showed a net loss of 20 if 25
points.
The stock of American cotton at Liver
l)Ol showed a decrease of 42,000 bales,
while the stock at Manchester Increased
2000 bates for the week. Forwarding of
American cotton from Liverpool to Man-
cheater for the week amounted to 62,000
pales, with the figures Indicating Lanca
shire takings of 60,000,
The receipt at the ports for the day
were titlmated at 7000 bales, against 15,811
bales last week, 6667 bales last year and
9209 bale two years ago.
The. close was Irregular, the prices being
from 10 points lower to es nigner,
INIJl'STItlALS
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Am Stores
Aetna Explosives
Am-Tlrltlsh Mfg
Am Marconi
American Writing Taper
Canadian Car Co
Can Car & Kdy pref
Chevrolet Motors
Cramp
Curtlss Aeroplane
Carvven Tool
Carbon Steel . . . .
Uastern Aniline . . .
HmerBon Phonograph
Kedoral Dye . . .
Ilendee Mfg
Kathodlon Uronze pfd
Lake Torpedo Boat.
Lehigh Coal Hales. .
Lima Locomotive ..
Maxim Munitions 1
Marlln Arms ... .07
N V .Shipbuilding . 44
North Amer Paper Pulp. 47
Otis Ulevator - . us
Peerless Motor ... 1.1
Poole Unglne 7(1
Redden Truck is
Banta Cecelia so
do pref 3-1
gcrlpps-Booth 2
S S Krcrge w I . : 08
Standard Motors lift
Steel Alloys V4
Submarine Boat 80
St Joseph Lead lsVi
Todd Shipbuilding 84
Triangle Film 14
United Profit Sharing... Vi
V 8 Steamship Hi
United Motors 35',,
United Sugar 3
World Film
Wright-Martin Air 8
Zinc Concentrating tVi
STANDARD OIL
Yes close,
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. .278
213
842
272
202
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282
IVDKI'nNDlINT OIL STOCKS
Harnett oil & Gas ... 2 2M, 2W,
Cosden Oil 12i is 12
Cosden & Co 13"4 IS I2T,
Elk Basin io low oy.
Federal Oil 4 4 4
Inter Petrol IS 1SH -
Houston Oil 20 22
Merrltt Oil tlYt 27V4
Hid
Midwest Itef 148
Mot Petrol l-lj,
Ohio Fuel is
Oklahoma ltef 0,
Osage 1 lomlny 7 14
Rico Oil
Hnpulp.t ltef ..,,,,,.. to
Sequoyah I ,',
Sinclair tt
United West Oil ,,
MININH STOCKS
Alaska Standard 2.1
Atlanta in
Big Ledge t
Blsfoee Copper (a proa) . . vi
Butte Copper & Zlno ... in
Butte New York t
Cal & Jerome I ,',
Con Ariz 2
Umma Consolidated .... i A,
First Nntlonal 2&,
(ioldlleld Merger ft
Coldlleld Cons no
Uoldfleld Florenie n
Goldfleld Kewnnas 13
Green Monster
Hecla Mining 8Tj
Independence Lead II
Jerome Verde IV4
Jim Butler 78
Jumbo Kxtenslon 30
Magnato Copper
McICInley-Darrngh 48
Magma Copper 43
Mother Lode in
Mines Co of America. ... I V4
Nevada Hills ;.i
Nevada Wonder I
Nlplsslng 7
Ohio Copper ,,
Ray Hercules jaj
Han Toy u
Stewart .,u
Tonopah Kxtenslon .... ,
United Verde nm
West Hnd Con 88
White Oaks j
White Caps ft
Yerlngton , s
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BONDS
Atlanta Charlotte 5s.
Bethlehem 6s
Cosden OH 6s
Cosden A Co 6s
Cudahy 5s
Urle 5s
New Haven 5s
Russian Govt 5V:8
Russian Govt 6js .
Southern Rvvy 5s . .
Sinclair Oil Cs . .
Todd Shipbuilding 6s
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July 23 l 26.A1 26.91 26 82 26 32
October ..,..a6.o I"0" 2i 5-72 23.00
I)ecmb4r . 2A,lit in in 26.21 a 84 26.04
January.. .. 23 49 20.10 26.23 23.03 28.14
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Upot S9.5H 26.10
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NKW YORK, July 7. The usual limited
volume of dealings In foreign exchange
for a Saturday was noted today, and the
market, with the exception of pesetas, which
were a shado easier, showed Improvement.
The reaction In Spanish exchange was
sllxht. and was accounted for as a reflec-
J tlon of the exports of gold from this country
to Spain. Francs displayed strengtn on
loan considerations, and rubles Improved
about 10 points. Sterling held steady.
Quotations were;
Demand sterling 4.76 Vi. cables 4.76 A.
sixty-day bills nominally 4,72, ninety-day
bills 4.70.
Krano cables 6,7J7. checks 5.74.
Lire cables 7.25, checks 7.26.
Swiss cables 4.74, checks 4.76.
Guilder cables 41V4. checks 41Vi
Pesetas cables 21.10, checks 21.10.
Ruble cables 22.66, checks 22,25.
Btockholm cables 10.10, checks 10.60,
Chrlstlanla cables 29.66, checks 29.36.
Copenhagen cables 20.25, checks 21.95.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
SOUTHERN KAILWAY
Lines East and West.
1017 Ineree.es
Fourth WMlt June . I2.8&7,1M I4TI.S09
From July 1 103.311.S28 12.B2sfl9
WHEELING AND LAKE ERJR
tSlS.2T4
200,103
8.6t4.4ft
1.003.001
Uy grots .
Not . 1 .
Jlv. moatns' arose.
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TEXAS AND PACiriC
Fourth weak of June . 1923.267
Krom July 1 IJ.ieJ.OOp
rjeersaaa.
Deer.
324,481
124.262
20T.61
406,571
. 180.074
1.106.143
tWvii bo sM(on of the London stock
xjjKarM jours anew
MONEY-LENDING RATES
I-IIILVDELPIIIA Call, 6 per cent; time,
106 per cent. Commercial paper, three
to four months, 5 05H per cent,,
BANK CLEARINGS
Bank elssrlnss today, compared with cor
r..iid.,l..t...r...u Boston , ...146.847,500 118.668,801127,661,101
rhlladtlphla. tl.77,67 46,247.383 25,715,691
BAR SILYER
CLEARINGS CONTINUE LARGE
Total for Five-Day Week is Nearly as
Great as Last
Bank clearings continued large through
out the country for the week ended today.
Notwithstanding the fact that this was a
five-day week clearing were nearly as large
as last week. The total was 15,132,126,149,
against 5, 166, 619,670 last week and 14,410,
143,714 the corresponding week last year
Details follow:
' 1017 1016 p.c
Nsw York. 12,032.337,840 2.t32,02T,334 37.5
SM.X17.017
238,231,733
213,303,19
90,637,730
96.92o.69a
N8.266.0SS
88.082.71:1
40,260,728
43.813,361
11,130,615
Chlcato
Philadelphia
Boston
Kansas City
Ht. Louis . .
S. Fronclsco
Pittsburgh
Detroit ...
Baltimore.
N. Orleans.
Eleven cities
0 days .14,241.211,666 18,123,838,370 4-19.0
Other cities
3 days .. 683,401.276 472.106,411 24,0
30!,U97,9S2 --24 B
IhW.nai.lOT --38.2
184,929,139 ,-30 6
61,074.031 --S8.U
74,492,472 --30.1
33,466,630 --65.1
49,727,491 --18.6
28,270.692 --42.4
88,988.83 r- -12.4
22.897.177 4-86.8
New York Stock SalcsT
Alaska Old M
Allls-Chnlmcrs Co 29V4
Am Agr Chem 93
Am Beet Sugar.. 01
Am Can 40H
do pref 103
Am Car A Fdy Co. 76H
Am Int Corp .... A3i
Am Cotton Oil .. 30
Am Linseed . . . 23
do pref . . . ooh
Am Locomotive.. 70
Am Malt. .. . IHft
do pref OflTii
Am Smelting . 100
do pref A 00"i
Am Sum Tob Co. 44V
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Ani Tel & Tel 121 1203', 120V! ..
Am Writ Pap pref 40 40 40
Anaconda, 81 80 80H 1
Atchison IflOVft 100 I no vft Vft
do pref oo no on
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Baldwin Loco Co 72 71 71 H H
Bait tt Ohio. ... 71 V 69'i, 7l'i 1
Belli Steel II I33!i ISHi 131'fc ..
Brklyn Rap Tran 37 37
Butto & Sup Cop. . 101ft 10
Canadian Pacific. Iftnvi ISO
Cal Packing Co SHVi 38U
Cent Leathnr at l)3H
tVrro do Pnco . 31 14 34 H
Chandler Motors Hi 77 H
dies ft Ohio . . 39 38(,
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Corn Produrts S.'Vi
Crucllilc Sleel 87
Cuba Cnnn Sugnr ISVi
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Gen I'.lec Co
Oener.il Motors . II3H !
Great Northern pf 10214 102
do Ore subs . .. 31 H 3 Hi
Itiihk & Barker Co .is-Ji 38i,
Hnmcstake . . .10114 I02H
In-.plratlon Copper (IIH 01
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Mldvalo Steel. .
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Pitts Coal ctfs
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Rep Iron & Steel
Royal Dutch
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So Por HI Sug rts 0
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r
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H
t
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OOV, 38 30
127 H 12876 126
.117 117 117 Vft
10014 100 100 I 1 J,
U S Rubber
U S Steel .
do pref
Utah Copper
Wabash .
do pref A
Wcst'ghouse Mfg
Wheel & L K .
do pr
Willys Overland .
Wilson Co . . .
Total Miles, sis.noo harek. oimmrril nlth
.yv-rSl?",,i,re" etrdaji thus far this vieelt,
2,309,100 shares! some period Inst eek, 4.UI,.
400 bhurew
12 11 12
4014 4016 lH -I H
30 30 At) f
is iah iH li
St .14 .14 Tj,
SJ 31V. 31 ),
00 110 uo
r New York Bond Sales I
Total all cities ,
S days .,14.621,612,042 11,394.044,702 31.3
All cities
t day . 1,004,213,207 815.198,022 23.2
Total all rltlM
for wk .13,612,820,149 $4,410,143,714, 32.1
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Prsilo-Ute Cempsny. regular au4rtrlr of 12
a share, payable July SI to holder of record
July 20. . .,..
r"era siarqusii iiaiiwayssofupans-, e.-on s-a
a share on prior prefer jf J' four
months.endsd.Jnly. 1917, jj3 jssst 7yt
stock of record July 1. r
14000 Amer Agr deb r,s . . lui)
44000(1 Anglo-French As .. Oiv,
11)110 Am foreign Sec As . oil
03(10 Amer Tel 3s . Iiu'
3000 Armour Co 4'i . (
7 ) Atchison 4s . . . sn.
1000 Atlan Co I.lne 4s H7'
11)00 Atlan Char .' . 07.
21100 Balto Ohio As 07
sooo do 4s . h.-i't
30(100 do cv 4Vs KK,
linon Brookn Itap Tr 3s 118 OS'I
1000 Can Uovt As 1021 . 9M
2000 do As 1981 . 11.14
11000 Cent Leather 1st As !I(H,
11000 Ches ft Ohio conv 3s 8M
12000 Chic II 4 Q joint .4s 03
4000 Chi 31 Ht I' rfd 4Ha HiK
iuouu no conv ns
AOOl) do cv 4V4s
8000 Chi ft I a V rfd 4 s
2000 do B .
1000 do 4s ...
1001) Col t foulh 4s
1000 do 4'4"
AOUO City of I'arls (Is
Willi) Den IMo llr 4s
AOOO Krle conv 4s Her A
3000 do 4s Her I)
11000 French Hepb OVia
40011 Hock Val 4Vs
4l)0l) Indiana bteel As
3000 Interb It T ref As
1000 Inter Mer Mar (is..
2)1000 Laika Uteri As 1030
100(1 Lnnor Island fts-37c
613230 Lib Bonds w I 3Vt
I'jooo l.vons (is
2000 Minn Ht P H 8M 4s
linoi) Jlo l'uc Is . , .
tuou Montana t'ower As
3000 N Or T Mex 3s
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1" Sales in Philadelphia
Vow
Vt
Vft
H
High
Am Stores. .
Its AmUaB war 2
103 Am Una . 103
Bald I'oco
100 Col t' A 1 511ft
Hleo Stor . .
100 Hrle 21
70 Key T U pf 03
100. 1.k Su Corp Olft
80 I.eh Nav.- 77
I.eh Val ....
410 l.h Val Trr 21
lot do pref . 4314
Mlnehlll ..
Mldvale .
3 North Pa on
188 Pennn R It 32
Penna Salt . .
Phlla Co ...
103 Phlln Eloc 30
100 PUT tr cfa 2014
32 Reading . 0114
43 Ton Bel .. 414
Union Tr
ISO PHI,. 78
U Cos N .1 .
8130 U S Strel.ri:V4 121'ft 12' Vft
3 W N Y i P 2 1 21 21
Weatmrlnd
Coal . tio . .
30 Win Cramp 8IH IH 3IH 1H
tyiiolatloti given Is yesterday's close.
Tnhil Mies. .".00 "liiires, lomnnreil vvlth 7373
lures jtrr(lm Ilnis far Oils fek, ,13,180
shnreii .ime ncrliMl lit veeU, 32,300 shares.
Net
Close t hge
100 !ft
2
103
Al'vft
24
05
I Olft
77
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on
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29
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llko t)w
inno Clt.v h IC 100 100
3000 I.eh Nov
cons lijs 98 08
00(10 Liberty
Bonds vv I loo loo
looo I.chlgh Val
Coal lis KU 102
2000 Penna Co
temp ctfR
t'iH . 0114 OH'.
4000 Phlla Co
cons 5s 80 80
3300 Phlla Ulec
Ut 5s . . 100 100
4000 Read-Jer
Cent Is 00 00
102
0114
80
100
00
Vi
Vi
Tnlnl allies, K7.30'). lompnrril Willi 330.300
testrrduti thus I ir IliS neck, 81U'J,2IIO same
IHrloil 1,11.1 week, lli;.(NI0.
INACTIVE I'HILA. STOCKS
The following ore (i'.otatloiiB for Mocks
which did not sill todny, and tho price
given Is tho last previous close:
Am, Ttu'is nref 01
lialilwln l.mo pf loo'.
Ilrlll .1 (I
lli.IT It Kus t p
llult (V Susq pf
Cam Iron ,.
Cam Hleel
Con Trac N J
(Joi Asphalt
20S
n.,'.
40'.
4
.1(10
7.1
2014
do nref .... T.0
Catawlssa 1st pf AJ
ins i o n ,-M A
Keystone Tels
PltT
I'hii.i Traction
Tonopah Mln
Weisni-r
Vork Itwis pref
13.
'V
To
37
Local Hid and Asked
Today
Amer Stores
llalrhvlii Loco
Ilrlll J U . ..
irurr,& huso, t t
do pfd
Ulectrli Storage .
(Jrneral Asphalt
do pfd
Kevstolie Tel
do t c
I.nkc Sun Curp
Lohfith Nav
lhleh Vol . . .
UhlKh Vol Tr ..
da pfd
Penna It It
PMIi Blec
Phlla Co
do A it Lint pfd
dn (I ppr tent pftl
P II T t c
ltcadltu.
Tonopah llclmoiit
Tonopnli Mlhlns
Union Troctlun
f U I . .
I' K Sleel . ..
York Hwy .
In Pfd ... .
Win ( rump Sons
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LOCAL. MINING STOCKS
TONOI'TII STOCKS
3.rt( .Vulnura
Midway ., .-..a,
"""iDjiffiav
Montana-. . rrey rf'i'l ..........
...,rui 'ttAr 'JliiiH-
.10
Illui- Hull
lioolli . . 71, -..
I 'iimb r'rartloivv. . . . .
tilamnudlleld i)l.-, ,
Daisy frr!?.
V)ro ,.
Sandstorm Kendall .
Sliver l'l k
QK7jriUt I) STOCKS
S5E-. li
JIISCIJI.I.ANHOUS
Arizona United
I'ecupit Mining
Ask
23
.10
.12
12
2.1
llud
(WOO N Y City 3V s Nov 1934 8(1
do 4V, a 10R4
do 4', s May 1017
1000
'(inn
3 do 4Via Nov 1037
4000 N r Ont k VV 4s
12000 N Y Ilwy 3s.. .
1000 N Y State 1062
Anon N Y Tel gen 4V,
1000 Nor Pao 3s .
1000 PaclAc Oas As
ill), 101 '4 UilVi
l)3'i liriV. li.1t!
vi 111
11)41. 1(14?.
8(1 80
.100 2-30 IIK)
U.U Hi',
87J,
.Mil,
HSVs
41
U2Vs
8(1
97
liiti
87 H
AUV.
1131,
4 A
02l
071,
.10(1
1021. 10J,
. 1171, (17 V,
. -4. -1
100
f8
H2.
88 88
01
l"l
80
100
inv,
87
Ml',
8'5,k
l'7
100
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7'
I
Vi l(ll)i 1111)1
98'i 98S
: .' (IJ.
i 88 85
2.4O0O Penna gen ct 41, s . 04 i 94V, l)4'l
7000 Pub Herv N J 3s . . 871, 87(. 8714
3000 Penna II B 414 a 21a . 0014 ,09 90
'& ?ir
Olf AD'i
9000 Psrs' Marquette
looo iteadinc gen 4a .
2000 Hi I, I lit A ti .
2000 ht I, ft 8 F 8er 2.
lOiKi do Her 11
3000 S A Lin J ad J Ss
SOOH South Hell fie .. .
UAOO South Pac cv 3s
5000 South Ilwy 4s
Anno do As , . . .
800(1 Texas Co Os
89000 U H Itubbsr Ba . .
1000 U 8 atesl t 5 .
2000 Union Pao 4s .
81000 u K l O D i I ti
21000 do A'4s 1918 ,.
SAOoo do 314 a 1919 ). ..
110011 do AWs new JOl'J
81100 do 'Alia 192t
11100 West Kite As
SOOO West t'nlon 3s , ,
88
. 91)
08
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. 1)814
oil.
07',
88
90
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1)8
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88
90
98
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98
9814
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. INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS
Following are quotation! for Inactive
stocks listed on the Sew Vork Stock Ex
change nnd In which there were no transac
tions today The price glvon Is the last
previous close.
Adams nxpreas 110
Advance ltumely. 13
Aim Rubber .. 08
Alaska Juneuu 4
A Ills-Chalmers pf 821.
Amer Ast pref O'JW
Am lleet Sue pf. 10.
Am Brake at. l-'.lOJH
do pref y ... 200
Amer Car & P Pf 110
Am Cot Oil pfd. . 93
Am Ripreaa ....100
Am Bids ft l.ea 131,
Am Bide ft I, pf em
Imar lr-n Nee O
Amer liovo pref lOal
Am Smelt pref . 112
.,n ... ,i ,i
Am Steel Pound 71)1,
Am Huaar pf.. ..118
Am Sumatra pref 98
Amer Tobacco ... 193
Am Tolmcio new let
Amer Woolen 32'
Am Woolen pf 98
Am Zlno ft Lead 81 S
do pref . (11
Assoc I O 1st vt A2.
Atlan Illrm ft Atl lAVi
Atlan O ft VV I pf 62
Atlan Const Line 1II8V.
Ilaldwln Loco pf on
Halt ft Ohio pref 70
Ilarrett Co Ill
Barrett Co sub rc.114
Ilatopllas Mlnlns 1
Beth Eies; 14614
Hetn steel or ..12U
Ilrook un Oas.
Drown Shoe
Hrunswlclt
Hums Ilros
Cal Petroleum
Cent Leather.
f!hl ft Alton.
Chi ft Alton prof 281i
Chi ft Ot West pf 32
Chi M ft St P pf 108
Chi ft Nvrest prsf.lAO
tni it l & i' c p o.
103
71
IIH
9&V4
20
,11211
10
Loose Wlies nis,. 17
lorlllsrd p Co.. "203
Loulsv ft Nash .125
Msckay Co 8214
?!" 1 1st pf 04
Maj ;cpt stores AMI
N?; '",i" Hi" Pf 103
ui'.l pAl pref 0.114
Mich Cent . . . 118
?.""" "Ik new 1"
VI St 1' ft s S At lu'
vVT,""' "In"1
.wont I'awer nsvc
Mont tw'nr.r:.!!
k, " .... 8314
Vat f1"cSI,0I"' I
Ve'v c"V"' :"
N., if'
NY Dock pf .' i'i
LV.ftl"l W 23
rth Amu mi
Nor ft south Shu
Norf ft West if Sa
h7 "cotla Steel 97i
.inlo Kue , 47iJ
PaoTftl ...... iV"
i.W. J-Mi
1'hlla Co 3?L.
Perco-Arrow 41
p ill i'fi i,;'von
'Ills ft West pf. us
Pressed Steel 0r 74
i. ,. "l -ar pr loi
Su,.lcV?,?v.,;, '
oiiicv.ii.IL : '?
lie
' u
ln-ji; io2j 1021;
an assi no
S!!' ,0?t lH
, 0114 0114 91V4
98 97 98
. 9914 09V4 11914
1)7., 9fli 97
. 00H ooh on 14
, Oil 98 98.
I00J4 1001. 1001.
. 97 0714 7U
Total sales. 11.883,000, compared with 11, 797.
000 yesterdsyi tbus far this week. (11,480,0001
same period last week, 113,411,000.
Stock Increase for Midwest Refining
DENVER, July 7, Directors of the Mid.
west nsftnlng Company hve authorized an
Increase In the capital stock from 120..
uuv.uvv iu aov.vuv.uuu
(ne T4juir
;9.000,000 They )8o declar'!
tjunrterly djYldepd ot i;
(
Clu.tt Phmlv
Col ft Hftuth .. '21
Col ft 80 1st Pf B4T4
v,nn uas oi uait
( onsol oaa
Continental
Cont Can pre! . . .112
con int cal aim. 1
continental insur
Corn Prod Df ...
Crucible Steel pf.lOJS
Cuba Am Sugar 1811,
Cuba Am Sue pfd 103
Cuba Cane bus pf Du'i
Deere ft Co rret.100
Del ft Hud . '.110
Del Lack ft West. 310.
Den ft n a pf. 18H
Detroit lMlaon ,.128.
Dome Mines .. 111.
r s 8 ft At pref. 0
Erie 2d pf ?. 2814
Fed M ft 8 18
Dulon Williams. S3
Oen Cemle! . 24
Oen Cigar Stores .,
Oen Motors pref.. 90V4
(InjvlHph. II D .. .H
oondrlch li pf.intll
Oranby Mlnlne , 83V4
Ureene Can Cop. 4014
Gulf States Steel 12Vi
Quit States Btssl
1st pref 110
Hartman Corp... 02
ffavana Rleo ..,,1014
Illinois Cent . ,.lniV4
Int Agriculture . 19.,
Inter Air prst . 31V4
Inter Cons Corp 0
Int Harv N J 110
Intsr lUrv.Oorp.,JI0
Intl Nickel prtt.los
Inter Paper .4 34V4
lnbpaper prst ,.103
do. pref sta.,., 74..
Iowa Central ... 4K
Jewel Tea 4f
do orof . . . .10(1
Kan City South pf 63 H
UutekilH
., ....-: ,w.
y bii springs
pref
do 7 p c pf w I 70S "J "It 8prl
hill Cooper 2IV4 !v $,n Sp
luett Pbody pf.110 "d ng 1st
st pf B4T4
lalt- HIS
10H,)l
Can 1U2'.
in"' slU
S3
90V4
iim ; ,:j f" t
hHVJ 7 aieolPMOl
Savage Arms . . ua
naxnn Motors iqu
f L 8 t' orsf. . in.
30
1214
ion
TRADING CONTINUES SMALL HERE;
PEW CHANGES IN QUOTATIONS?
Waiting Attitude Is Adopted by Str.eet Business l
Mostly m Udd JLots aceei most
Active
The stock market In this city In the short
ccsslAn today did not differ materially from
any trading 011 previous days of the week.
Traders have adopted n waiting nttltude
and the general opinion In the Street Is that
very little can be expected ot the market
until sonic definite action Is taken by the
(lovcrnment on price fixing nnd the new
war revenue measures have, been passed.
What little trading look place was made
up hy odd lots with prices changed very
slightly as compared with the final figures
of yesterday, and In the great majority of
cases there was no change In quotations.
Lake Huperlor, which the financial district
usually looks to to brighten up tho trading,
had not sold up to the middle of the Inst
hour. Uefore the close 100 shares of Lake
.Superior sold at a fractional gain
Ten stocks and six bonds hd
nanus during me nrst hour The
chnH
ne ,
nctlve was United States Hle.l .
.. , .-, .... - -"'""ion, .,
moT
this followed the movement In Wall .,.,.
wnicn uiru. ji that' only ii.I
shares of the stock were sold, The m.
movement took placo In Cramp ShlDnuiu.
Ing, that stock advancing ly, points M'
Heading responded to tho strength i 1
played In Now York nnd sold up negrl. .1
nolnts. This movement wna nm-ii.i '.'
the turnover of 32 shares, Kor th !i
tho total of transactions In Btocka oa ivV
local 'ChBngo wete much smaller thia ,
the previous week. Of the thlrty-on, ivill
actlvo Issues dealt In thirteen showed -f
dines, which wero mostly fractions! ,4i
Rnowcu trains nnn eleven worn iih,h.....'-
- . '--- uituHni
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
CHAIN AND FLOUR
WHKAT Receipts 100,001 bush. The mar
ket was nominal.
COlt.N Ilerelpts, 37.203 bush. Offerings were
light nnd prices further advnnced 1c. with de.
msnd fair Quotitiona: Car lots for locul
trade, as to lututlrn Western N" -..'."JJY'
11.01(4 V 1.02. de, No. 3 ellovv. tl.DO's S 1.01 1
do, .No 4. ellow. 11.881, WI.SO. do. No. A el
low, Jl Ml'4 Ml st ,
OATh Ilerelpts. 33.338 liusli The msrket
ruled llrm but uulet. (Juntatlnns No 2 white.
778',i. standard white. 77fi77',r. No. 3
while. 7(l4.7lIHr. No. t white. 73Wi,.',C
I'lAlPII lleieipta 71.1 I'bis end i.Jon.teil lbs
In sacks Trade vas oulet und prnea aiini
110 Important rhanae Quotations .v..15,rJ.'
strnlTht 1 1 11 23 fr II 23 Kansas, clear. i!''-"v
11. do. atralght, I1111 30, do. patent, $11 .'.it'
11.73. spring. Orst clenr, SKI ''1l,i,?,,,',!1'1
11123471173, do, favnrltn brands, I2' 12 .;.
cltv mills, choice and fancy patent. 112Wli!ni)
11VI5 1 f.Otllt Was quiet and easier V
quote 11(1611 per bbl . as to quality
PROVISIONS
There was III tin trading, liul values were
stesdllv held The quotations follow ( Itv
beef. In sets, smoked and alr-drled, 3.ic, west
ern beef. In sets, smoked, 33r, city beer,
knuckles and tenders, smoked and alr-drled, 30c;
wietern beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked. 30c
beef hams. 130032. pork, famlh. 144 .,dfl43;
hsms, S P. cured, loose. 0414 23c. do. skinned,
loose, 25C23'4c, do, do. smoked 2fl02OVic;
other hams, smoked, city cured, as to brand and
average, 23'4 W20c hams smoked, western
cured. 23'4 02C) do. boiled, boneless. 3!)c, pic
nic shoulders S P. cured, loose. 20V&C. do.
smoked, 21', c. bellies In pickle, according to
average, loose, 28c, breakfast bacon, as to brand
and average, city cured, 3(lo. breakfast bacon,
western cured. 33r, lard, western, refined, tea.,
23c do, do do tub". 23c. lard, pure tlty. kettle
rcrdered. in tcs . 23c, do, do, do. In tubs, 23c
REFINED SUGARS -
The mirket wns oulet hut steady on tt basis
of 7 3(W7.7."ic for extra Ono granulated
DAIRY PRODUCTS
('IIP.KSi: The market ruled strong under
light orferlnas but trade was quiet. Quota
tions rjew York, full cream, fancj, n"w 2l',c,
specials, higher, do do, choice, new 21c; do,
do fair to good. n--w. 23l23V4e.
IIUTTL'K The market ruled firm under light
offerings but wholesale trade was quiet. Quo
tations aro as follows Western, solid-parked
creamery, fancy specials. 42c extra, IC,(r41c:
extra firsts. 3llc. firsts 38!aC seconds. 3714c;
nearby prints, fancy. 43c. average extra. 4K
I2r, firsts 39fM0c, seconds 371, 38c. special
fnnty brands of prints Jobbing at 40 8 10c
i:(JOS wero In fair request and steady under
light offerings Quotations. Tree rases, nearby
firsts, 110.8(1 per standard Vase; current re
ceipts, 110.50. western extra firsts. 110.80 pi
case: firsts, S10 3O. faucy selected eggs Jobbing
at 12V43r per doien.
LIVi: The
POULTRY
market wan c.ulet
Hnd without
Impurtant rhHtiire. Quotations: Fouls, an to
u 1
L1$i)'-M.v looetiTH. 17(LtlHc. pnrln.?
nt i.Rhnrn, plump, iMImvaklnned,
:, upri
I'll (if.',
aualits.
(nirkfTi.,
.mi-Ken), no 1 utahnrnF ina)Ier sizes. I'l.W.TUC
White I.echorns. 23i52fV Dui ks. Pekln. lttr.
do, Indian Jtunntr, 17W18c. Tlgeons. old. pr
pair. 'JSMWl'Sr, do, ounnr. per pair. JO.. 2c.
DltHSHr.I) The market wan nulet nnd
bart'ly steady nt recently revised prices.
The quotations nro as follows Fowln, Vi to box,
milk-fed, dry-picked (anc selected, o'it.
weluhlns 4 Hit nnd oer apiece. '23c, welchlnsr
"'4 lbs. apiece, 'J.c, weltchlmr .t Ihs. uplec, 'S2W
Mo; fowls, ked. In lbls , fancy, dry-picked
welshlnc 4 Urn. and over apiece, i!44r. smaller
slees, iil Wi:4c, old roost errf. drv-pfeked, 18c,
broilers, Jersey, fancy, 35 40c: Virginia, aa
arc, other nearby, liJiW'l'Kc, western, 'J.'ittPaOc.
turkes, fresh killed, teed, per lb. Western,
best hern. '23tD'2$c, common. '20 '22c ducks,
sprlnff. 2Jtyi'3c, squabs, per doren White,
weighing WUV2 lbs. per dozen, SS.K.'.ttM (10, do,
welKhlni? Df in lbs per dor. n ? rtfi3 7.., do.
welghlnfC H lbs, per doi',:i. ll'.r.Uti-2.751 do,
vteltihlnic 7 Iba per dozen, y2ft'2 fl.i. do, vselgh
lnir OtftiH lbs. per duzon, Jl.tinrtf i.k.',; dark,
II Giitl r. small und N'.C. micflCJl ttt
FKESII FRUITS
Th teneral market was quiet and without
In.portant i lit rices Quotations Apples, per
bbls. Ben Davis, $4tTM.lU, Italdwln, J 4 5, ap
ples, northwestern, per box SI C)rit'2.$Q. lemons
per box, $.to7 pineapples, Porto Hlco, per crate,
4, struwberrles New Jersey, per qt , 22
Jftp, blackberries. North Carolina, per qt , l(l(u
t:.c. do, Delaware and Maryland, 12&17c. do,
New Jersey, IStflTc, raspberries, red, per pt .
4tftlr, huckleberries, North Carolina, per qt ,
14 (2)180, rherrles, per 8-lb. basket Sour, 40
COc, sweet u(Kp57rc. plums. Oeoriclat per carrier,
tit?'! 4n Vnrlh fstrnlini rtaii nu p -& ftlrfil'l t fi
lantaioupes. lleorda. per crate. Il23l 73; do,
California, iier crate.. $2(73, do'Houth Carolina,
per irate SI 25 Wl 73 peaches. Oeontla. per
carrier. tJ4P3, watermelons, southern, per tar,
t2U0&S2,'i.
VEGETABLKS
Demand was onl moderate, but values gen
erally ruled steady as follows White potatoes,
North Carolina, per bbl. No 1, 1404 25. No. 2
$1.2.14)2: white potatoes, Norfolk, per bbl.
No. 1. II 4 75, No. 2, 11 50O2, white potatoes,
llastern Shore, per bbl. No 1. M.BO03. No. 2,
11 3002, white potatoes. Jersey, per , -bushel
basket N'o 1 lll.M, No 2, f.OitllOc, onions,
Texas per crate No. 1, OOcOtl.10; No 2,
50S75C-. onions. Jersey, v per S -bushel basket.
70W8iir. rabbose. Kastern Shore, per bbl. -crate,
ilOt CO. do Norfolk, per bbl. -crate. J1O150.
easplanl. southern, per box, 12W2.73, peppers,
Florida tier box, 12 SOSj'3, squash, southern,
per box 1101.30. cucumbers. North Carolina,
per basket 730011 23. do, Norfolk, per bssket.
HOI 50. do, Norfolk, per bbl . 1304; beets.
Norfolk, per 10(1 bunches l3. tomatoes
Mississippi, per fist-crate SOeVll.33, do. Ten
nessee, per flat-crate. IIO1.30. do. Florida, per
crate. 11 30if2: mushrooms, per 1-lb. bssket
l150
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGjGS
NF.W TORK. July
17.847 tubs Msrket
chansed
KUHH Ilecelpts 18,013 cases
No chanse In quotations
i
PRICES STILL GO UP
ON CORN AND OATs!
Wheat, However, Remains Dull
in luarKet wmen Othenvise
Continues Strong
I
,ciiv;.yio, j,ir
The nralher forccn.t for tlilrti-U h...'V. 9
Illinois Party elondy tonleht aid "ffl
ariner In northnnt UM'
mr and rontlnten
Mlnsour
nrrner.
uuronsln
und Kanfcus
nnd ltntisAtn ..-..
flnudlnom tonUhtt probably untettlfd Ho!,
R.
I,ei, tss.41ae .lA..J I...I.I.1 II
ral thunder hhouers In u,t ."i. 4 1
" "iiBI j,
nd .south nakotn Locul lhunf J
tonlfhti partly tloudy ami (T )
."mm., - a
Nebrnskn l'artly cloudy tonight nnd ... I
dnyt loial thunder shower-crln east tonlttiti i
warmer.
Iowa
local thunder
witrmer,
-North
show cri.
Minrtn,
rontlnunl warm.
' OHICAOO July 7i j
IiuliiR of com was resumed this mora.
lop. and the market v!ir Mroncer In tyi
initial trading. After oiicnlnir i.e hiek.JI
at 1I.SB, September moved to 11.11(4,1
later dnKKlne to 11 5S December ranjeii
from Jl. 161,4 to $1.16 ot the outset, com,
pared with $1.14 Js ot the end yesterdij , I
later BelllnK at $1.16. "!j
Sentiment was mixed, come traders om
Intr lncllneVl to faor tho henr mm r,n ,kl
belief that hhort.s wero well covered, while
others were bullish on the strength In th.
position of spot and the theory that th)
new crop options arc selling nt too fttttil
n discount. il
,i.i.,.. ...., !...-., . , . . . 'I
luumiuiu cuiiiiuucu iu jwie an aatcrM'
effect on receipts In Argentina The mir.'
ket at Liverpool was strong. Tho receipt!'
nvrc toaay were iu cars ;
Wheat was dull. July opened ta low;
at $2 10. September was not quoted earlr.
The market at LUerpool was dull, but!
steadier on expectations of lighter shipment,
and the rise In corn. The receipts at Minne
apolis and Duluth today wero 60 cart
against 288 cars a year ago; at Wlnnlp,i
no cars, compared witn oo cars , nt UhlCi'o
31 cars, contrasted with 16 cars. ,
Oats were steadier. July opened at II tt
65c, against 657ic yesterday's lut I
price, and ot 10 o'clock was 66,c. Septtm-'J
uer started at bi to 54 He, compared wltk 1
54L.0 at tho end yesterday, and at II
o'clock was 6 4 Tic: December opened at'
67 to 6Cc, against 60 ',4c at tho closures.;
terday, and at 10 o'clock was Ho abovtFrM
days close.
Tho market at Liverpool was easy, wltt;
arrivals aaequaie anu siocits incrtuiai.'
The receipts here today wero seventy-itren i
cars. 1
Leading 'futures ranged as follows ,
YeYiiri a
Wheat Open. Illch, Low, Close, ckw. 1
July .... 2.10 2.1(1 2.07 2.07 111 4
September . . 1.02 1.04 1.01 tl.04 Mi 1
t;orn tnew- iieiivery
September
uecemoer
Slay . . .
Oats
July . .
September
December
I.ard
July
Heptember
lllbs
July . , . .
Heprember
Pork-July
stptemwr
1.35U
l.KIM
1.13i
00
0&
1.571 1.33
1,18 1.14V4
1,18 1,14
1.504 m 1
1.I7H UU
MS
,21.40 21.40
21.70
.21.73
21.70
21.77
Hid. tAsked.
30.110 30.82 3D.H0 130.60
03 tflfl Ui
OU TOJ
.... 121.00 S1.0I
2i.2S 21.27 tJLU
91. RT 451.87 tSl.ll
21.07 21.07 2l.1
40.00 t4J0 1?
3V.
I
7 BUTTKll Receipts,
stead, quotations un-
Jlarket firm.
11 L. H I,' np..
gl 1-OUls t) v
Hekboard A L.
fiears-Itoebuck
KR,V.tuS.e,AL"2n ?2W
go V Rico S..r..'2onT
H and Mllllnit .88
Ntand 311 I Jf . 8j
iHB .! K..1Q?
swim ,op ("hem
-rexas t:o . 0
Texsp Co rts
inira Av ... fsti
iiuevater Ull ...ins
l0t7 I'rM pfd.loo
T Bt L A V nf ct 8
Trans Wlllms. 42
Twin City R T..1 85
Jin lia V Pap;, f?
Wn Iiasr V new 8
H5!, S Prit.'lfu0
1'nlted Drus 7.
WiT1. ""swood. ""Is
U 8 Exprssa,,,, 18
Vu":.-."!
Ills Itv nml kn
r"ta"V ".".
V. P 'n
V.niita Fruit.. "ii
un ity invest : : -i
nd A .4i?..
J, B Rub iit T Pr.:i0it4
V, 5 U",1"' Imp liS
U S Smelt R.f SS
V.tc I ' To., yin
Utah Sec CorpT , 19
y-Car Chsin.'..' 4iu
v!"S,r.Ci1,m PfAlli
w.iis.y.?iou fc-,p ,-t5W
West Maryland 20U
West ld ffd p?,f j?
Kan City South pf 63K J"' ''nion ... 84 "
R8ic?4 u-piiiH w'aiJ;?'!- h
Wilson Co prtf ' lolu
wi, cm fV,,1Mr
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
t'lllCAaO, July' 7 HOaS Receipts. 11.000.
markets slow, 6o lower mixed and butchers.
114 COW 10, anod heavy 114 43in. roush
heavy. 114 43014.03. light. 114.S0O13.76; pigs.
$11014 23. bulk. 114.83 bid
CATTLE Receipts, 3000, markets steady,
beeves. 18.300 IS DO: cows and heifers, t3 40W
11,75. stackers and feeders. I0.809v.0u. Texans
$10 230112.23 calves, lt014 75.
HliKEl Receipts, 8000; markst steady.' na
tive and western, 17 75(H1. lambs, lUUMO.oo.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
NEW YOIIK, July 7. There was an
extremely dull opening in the coffee market
futures this morning, less than a doien
brokers being around tho ring at the
start. First p,lces were unchanged to
a decline of 1 point, with sales amounting
to 1260 bags. There were a few buying
orders around the ring from a leading
commission house, but, generally speaking
there was little or no Interest In the"
market either way.
The Brazilian cables were disappointing
and receipts at the primary points wero
rapidly increasing, showing 'a much better
movement .of the new crop. The spot de
mand shows no Improvement, and there
are little or no price changes. In the
middle of the morning futures were about
pet, unchanged.
juiy "Jo V W l": c,10" ""
July t.siu 7.48 7. sis 7 4r t a
September 7.58 .... T i'.S i'ii
December ........ 7.70 7.77 7 T, 7?g 4'S?
Jsnuary 7.71 " fl? 4'Ji
M"J I'M 1. 1 : 70 III
NEW YORK DANK STATEMENT
Increases in Deposits and Surplus Show
Cause for Easier Money
NKW YOUIC, July 7 The reason for the !
easier monev durlnir the week 'was flV'1
In the weeklv bank statement today SuHl
stantlol Increases In deposits and surplulia
both the average and actual condition sun
shown Host satisfaction from money roifv I
ket point of view wan, of course, dlrectti tJ I
the gains In the surplus. This, in u
average, rose $170,212,690 and In the actual ;
$172,638,670.
Details follow:
AVKRAOr:
Loan.
Net demand denes
Net lime, deposits
, ircuiaiion
Reserve own vaults
Reserve, Federal Re
sort bank
Reserve other deposl
. torles
Iteservo required.. 43,107,43(1 IpO.lJl.iH
Surplus ... 41.310.570 170 311
tUnltrd Htates deposit deducted J30.',7(,001
I.vi m,i,ii .v,,iiii,uvu 1B.SPSVIT,
ACTUAL
loans .... 13,843.208,000 130.171.000
Net time deposits. 102,042,00(1 M!'!S:
Circulation . . 20,800.000 !";"
tlleaerve, own vaults 244,573,000 'l.tOfl.
jteserve, vraerai lie-
serve banks
Reserve, other de
positories 00,412,000
Aggregate reserve 777,220,000
Reserve required 488,773.010
Surplus 278,402.080
tUnlted RtatM deposits deducted, !S,0,W)
j niiit-ii ,u.,iuu,uuu is specie, i
OUTSIDE BANK STATEMENT STATE BMf&l
investments 1441,004,500
13,853,015,000
sits 18,484, 046,000
IHl.nsz.ooo
20,072,000
1230.080,000
410,748,000
50,014.000
72TI,448,O0O
IncrMM ,
127,048 01
53,881,001)
,45sScS
2O,4iT.0M
SI,T1I.M
H1.y'
SX.80S.0O3
May
I. S3 8.03 8.01 8.02
Laeied Oas .... 83
LaVs B W pt 10
W. Cnt
r, ., . .".. .a ' "" 2.SX,
aatnisn vauey .515, iv,twoetB.
-, Rl& llt..lk M7
zr IT vnu
;'. at.T Co
tic,K T. pi
i7
Sinclair Oil Sells Notts
NEW YORK. July 7,-The Sinclair Oil
& Refining Company has sold 110,000.000
three-year 7 per cent, first lien gold notes
car.5".n.,Lrnt, entl'n- the holder of
each $1000 note to purchase 26 shares at
$46 a share at any time up to August 1
lltll t 147.60 up to AuguSt 1, imami
$60 a share up to February, 1920 tr, .
New York syndicate. The dlrec or,lde!
$t. a share, payable August 2$ to slock
of record July . A call V. hi. .!i?.c.'i
for1 a special meeting of sfockholdar. S
,Umfutrmmmi - vF. ,,""1
472,235,000 8T.010.004l
S.14f,
SI SSI.
.oo.'sTn.sIll
i72.iia.
42.7S3.40O
1.1.830.000
382,434,40(1
114,nU2,tlU0
4Aana,
Currency, fcank ' nta
Heposlta ........
Reserve on denoslt.
I'srrentag of reserve 20.8
TRUST COMPANIES
Loans, Investmtnts
Currency, ' ba'n'k Villi
DeDOBltB
Reserve on deposit., S7U. 304,500
Ier.n,.vB e .., OO bet.
STATE HANKS AND TRUST COMPANlE8jroIJ
RErOHTINO TO CLEARINO HOU8
Loans, Investments, . 1834,848,000
Hold ,. ,,..! 02,030,200
Currency, bank notes 10,870,500
Total deposits 1,047,040,000
Reserva deposits ... 208,884,100
Net deposits 882J86,S00
rercentaae ot ressrvo 20
Decrsass,
"?9M?'?R2
fl.iig.Soo
2.oA.s.oio.ino
mm
aiiai
fM
mm.
1.1 ,;
Gold Export for Day S3.595.000
NEW TOIIK, July 7. Gold coin to u
amount of $5,696,000 has been wlthdr;
from the Subtreasury for export. The ;
ttnatlon ot $2,600,000 of this amount a'
not been disclosed, but $1,006,000 Is knows.
to be consigned to Spain., , !
Girl Scouts Prove Efficiency .j
Esther Jackson' and Rose Shee, dirt,
Scouts of Darby, last night proved the Br
ctency of their organisation by eetabllinlni
the identity ot a lost child. The child wl
arace Quyby, of Burlington. N. J., who ,
visiting at a home In Darby and becarnl
lost I J
TOO IATR JOB CLASSIFICATION J
nieATnH Jl
of Charles Chambsrlalnf lata of HoboHen .in
uayonns, J. r untrsi, ssrvires aioo
fSo p. m.. at 240 Center si., HaddenlWo.
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