iiP OF THE STREET-PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
5ANS FOR HANDLING SECOND
LIBERTY LOAN STILL TENTATIVE
ni i. T" LI ,.-. I. ., C?.s .-... ,-rs.-i -.- A rlimnnon
fan 111 MlPPl nniM-i-in mi ouucauun auvu
I; v winhovate Daily Renorts Country Banks
f May "Shy" Gossip of the Street
IK ' . . ..
VtoOKD In tlio city today could be found who felt qunlMed to spcaK ns to wneuicr
N the commlttco that wilt have charge of tho second Liberty Loan campaign
P Id.dopt tho plan proposed by the New York commlttco In co-operation v. mi uiu
-ji.! Hescrvo 15nnk of New York.
. . 1- ... .,1.1.1 1 .lutiv ir.ni.rts frnin Mir liuiiUa mid mint companies lndlcatliiK
l Trie piaii 11 " " -
& , nf bnlnnccM can led by out-of-town Instltutlbiio, tho tunount of call loans
....in.r tho nmoiint of securities cllglblo for rediscount or an collateral for
t'Lns at the Reserve Hank, and tho amount of securities held which aro available
j . . ....Hit fnn ?iifttnmrmt -rlntirtelta
fit co lateral scum " v.. ............. -.
Many who took n prominent, pari in 111c msi i.iucny wun '"i"s". " --
B- (officially connected Wltli it, expressed incineivc us I" iuvui n. --."." ". -
S.v . . . .. , ... i.AiiHM .Hal .lint,i tlio
Isold -ho Information would 00 01 enormous vuiuo 111 irc-i-uiK . '""""""'
'tn and would also act as a spur to tho out-of-town banks ntid keep them In' close
$:... hi, hn rommlttce.
Si Others stated that from their knowledge of the situation, the out-of-town banks
i ire already called upon for moro reports man iney can nm. uiue iu uimu u,.i, ..,.
..questioned whether most of them would not rebel nKalnstoaddttional work of
Uu kind. It wa pointed nut In this connection that owIhk to tho number of young
'lL nlni hao volunteered or have been called to tho colors from both city and
Itountry banks, all banks are slioit linniled, mid under tlieFO elrounitiiiicea reports
iiA as H'Of-o proposed by tlio Sew York campaign committee would be out of the
I luestlon.
"I went over to New York yesterday," remarked the local reuir-"-iituttu of a
Vhrie New York Investment house, "and I never saw us blue u crowd ocr the outioou
its I law In our own olllcc. I am back hero again this morning nnd I haven't got
f iut of that atmosphero yet. Although our peoplo did their best to put 'pep into tlio
fftrowd It didn't seem to work because- It was not spontaneous; It was forced. There's
lotting to get a grip on," ha said, "and I only wish something would happen I
'- lon't know what, nor I don't caro what, only that It happens to take us out of this
f Itpretsine stagnation.
Jerry Sullivan, Jr., Optimistic
"Ts, I am optimistic," Bald Jerry Sullivan, Jr., of Sullivan Brothers, yesterday,
k, ihn Real Estate Trust Building. "Tho market Is looking up a little this morning
' indany of our customers who are buying now nre getting big bargains."
"Why am I optimistic no rcpe.ueu in repiy 10 n nutwinm.
Because thero is really nothing that T can sco to bo pessimistic about. Aro
V jotall the industries of the country running day and night? Labor Is all employed
it the highest lecord wages; tlio credit of the country could not bo higher; there's
plenty of monc in tho countn ; tho industrial plunts aro earning almost fabulous I tirsts 112 w per j;nJ.,r,,Jil"J(rYir,'"1 "r'Vni"'
amounts and they aro putting big slices of theso earnings b.ick into tho plants. There western extra ' first's jl'-' mi "Vr c.i" firsts,'
) (re ver- few, if any. of the plants engaged In war industries which it peace were ?.?,wtS5einJ jJbbinj "tiioKcTr
i Jtclared tomoirow wouldn't be as busy as tney are today turning out tno necessary
f material for shipbuilding, housebuilding, railroad equipment nnd supplies and tho one
"('hundred and ono necessities for times of peace, which have to go over now until
Government orders nre completed.
Now, ilio," ho asked, "knowing all this could be anything but optimistic?"
Broker Sidetracks Public Utility Securities
'( A well-known broker whoso specialty Is publlu utility seeiiiltic says no lias
f' fut them aside for the prc-ciu unless tome ono asi;s lor mem.
rJ ur ,..... t.inl. .r nn nnn ,i.l I7n thh nf rrtlt.fMlrr. mililln titllltlou tlmt Tint lnnr- nr,.
wlrMefirinElng D6 and P7, and today I can't even get a bid of ST. for them.
K; "If I wero giving luvestois advice today I would iay, 'Put our money In the
fltockof a good reorganized nrliroad at present prices.' And," he continued, "I am
t ,-.. 1...!-.. ..... ,..K.ln.. T . nl.l n rnr.ti l.tft.lr r, P . .,.Klt.i ,ltlt.. L.it.it
YtJKing mj OWII I!IC)CI IIJIIUU, iia UMCHia , rwm x f,"j. itu. i .it i 1'iiMi.i ,.l,iii.j iiiiu
v ind lost a point nnd a half on It, then I put tlio proceeds in the slock of u well-known
Rllroad. I c.pect In a few days to see that stock movo up enough to wlpo out
tcy loss.
"Xo," he remarked, "I can't think of a better investment at present prices than
the stock of a good reorganized railroad,' becauso all the money that is going to bf
& Jest In It is already lost, and on the least lavoranio turn it is uounu to go up.
"i "And, by the way," ho said, "that contribution on the 'Speculator' by Al Turner
& In your column on Monday was line, and cery word of It is light."
5 What Is Affecting Wall Street?
i rnirnwu,i wiwiinii f'n. mv tlio ninrkpt nt iireseut Is inlluoneed be Mime thincs
;r which nrn inmaicnt: nnioncr others, tlio tightness of money: but It is also Influenced
i.Vn a greater dcgieo by something which Is not npparent; but what that something Is
they could not say. It might bo strong rumors of peace, or it might bo ono of a
ilon things, but it is not apparent Just now.
Speaking of a possible peace, tno mannger 01 me iinn saiu mat -11 is not wnat
teace may permanently bring which affects Wall street, but the temporary dlsloca-
J' Ia lil,lt 1,A ,innni,niiiiinnl rf t, ,r,,n 1 tit, tinncn u'mllil 1,1 Inr- Wult ktrnt t.'IIAWM
Z Vl( ,, 1I.V.I, ill IlltllUltllWIlltll. -V JI.V.UMU,.. ,.U-k I.V.M.,. ......r.. 1 , .. MK.V ....,...,,
i that peace would not seriously affect our Industries, but it dreads tho rcadjust-
? Bent afterwards.
1 ' "I see a treat deal in the newsnaners," he icniarked, "about tlio fact Wall street
i;, has awakened to tlio realization that good industrials are better than good rails,
j That Is not light (iood roils aro what they always were and all any ono has to do
? it tn mnUo fh. pnmmirkmi frr lllmnlf. Ttnlls nntl ltlfltlhtrlills lllllsf hA blrltynd liv
S1, poss earnings, not net earnings, as some people teem to be considering now. When
t; matters becomo normal again, tlio gross earnings of thee railroads will stand out,
i a under good management nn item of expense can be lopped off heie and another
! Jjiere, but today they aro tinder tho compulsion of circumstances and tlieso economics
cannot be practiced; but every time, whether it is of a man or a railroad, gross earn
fc'n are tho nicasuie of value."
R cm f. r i... i j r:...i r 4i. ..,...
, anucK iwvuvu iv ami ijviiiuiyy
Speaking of tho financial outlook jesterday, 1,. I,. Mann, of the linn of Wheeler,
i'jjjlllolt & Mann, In tho North Aniericuu lliilldlng, said he did not know anything
(uainouid Miaka tlio Ktieet lroni lis lethargy
. "I don't believe," he hl, as lie watched tlio two airships which nt that moment
$ero gliding high in tho air over the I'lty Hall and then swooped ruplillv down
If llroad street towaids the nu ard and tho Delaware, "oven if those were two
Cerman airships dropping bombs, that they would have the least effect on the
Bnanclal conditions.
ft- i'.ven tno reported assassination 01 uerensKy, lie lemaiKed. "does not seem
,'tohave caused a ilpple."
ii ... -, i. n
( "rreparcaness vause 01 siump
''Prepaiedness," answeicd Charles S. Patton, of Sailer k Stevenson, of Third and
Chestnut streets, ycsteuluy when asked why the financial district was so dull.
J T . i ., ........ ....-.. I- .!. .,1.1. I.. I - ai. .t .
,, lucun, iic i-aiu, inuv every uou in wiu ui.-'uiul i iiiciiiutiiK ior mo iioeriy
Blnn nmnnliiii I..1.I t. n t .. . -mi, I n r. i.,1.1l n n ttra,, t ., . 4 r. cl.lft ,1.aIh ... a.. n .. .,
t ....v vuti,aiKii, uuu L1IU iiiuaiuiH ,i,.Jti. w u incijui.uti vv, diiu. viicit Jllullcy UI1U
Llave8tments so that they can best meet tho calls which will be mado upon them to
juj a patriotic uuty. i uai is mo oniy reason mai i can seo lor present condl-
wnt.
X , 'But," ho added, "wait until the campaign Is over and then you will see some
fctlvlty, or I am greatly mistaken."
Citu Utilities Ask Walter Rates
51 According, to Henry H. Dohcrty & Co., four additional city service subsidiaries
l,'lre now in tho Held for rate increases, namely, the I.oraln County Hiectilc Comnanv.
KjElyrla, 0,; tho Lebanon (ins and Fuel Company, Lebanon, I'a.j tho Kuoxville Gas
PjCorapany, Kuoxville, Tenn., nnd tho Toledo Traction, Light and I'ower Company,
uoiedo, 0. All tho abovo have applied to tho various public utilities commissions in
like several States for pel mission to increase rates, owing to the high cost of opera-
ItJDB.
Arizona Power Company Shows Increased Earnings
Tho eamlllQH of llin Aiiv.nmi 1'nwpr Cnmoaiiv for tho month nf .limn. 1917 Ihiva
Jutbcen published by Bonbiight & Co., Inc.
fhe net earnings show an lncreaso over those of June. 191C. of J28S2.-16. or ltf.-l
lfcent, and tho gross earnings for Juno, 1917, show an Increase cf J12.273.7S over
VM Mnie month of last year a gain of 49.0, or nearly DO per cent.
Jne Increase In gross earnings for the year ended Juno 30, 1917. show a train
B'ver the previous year of $102,930.05, or C2.1 per cent, and the net earnings for the
iKm6 Period show a gain of $90,408.77, or 52.6 per cent.
Gets Them Coming and Going
'What difference iloos It imikn whether tho Government fixes tho nrlecs of nipp!
ml-.Copper or. In fuel nf hmv fnmmnrlltv m Tint'.'" ?mnrl;pd tho Ttrlticlnnl nf nt.
rafnvestment house yesterday. "Ah far as I can see,!' ho said, "tlio Government will
ry'y Bet It back again through the excess prollts tax no matter how high or how
h, 'OnT theV (Tint, (l.,.n.fvn tni.a 1 lu .. n,nn onlintna 1 1 l,r,un tlV'ltIO tf 11-lAQ.flvlnff
V ' Anil nvn. ... . ... ..'. .. ,. ...
l"' proms taxes uie properly regulated, aim wnoever mougni oui mo pian
IV Vesetves credit. Tho Rovwnrnpnt nee.lu thn monnv. and could thero bo u nleasantcr
IV j of taking It from tho corporations than by ilrst admlnisteiing tho chloroform
"sn nxea prices and thou performing tho operation to separate them from their
; s pronts?
l 'Don't thl"nl T . i.ll ..! ,UU 41,- ..nl,n.nAD lia until J thlnlr If wa a a
K - - " ! Utll llllUlIlfj 1UUII, Vklill HiO D.llv.-llC nw oti. j
g ter mind that conceived it."
Power Conmanu Shows Handsome Earnings
H The- Appalachian Power Company has Just Issued Uh report for the month of
if. UIy. 1917. Tho m,n.. ..-..i. i.... i..-, t ciTnor.71. nr 28. 1 uer cent, over
ft,Jfi of J.uly, 19i6i nml t10 not eatings an Increase of $17,808.28. or 69,5 per cent,
LiW mo Pero" There Is also a decrease In tho operating expenses ror July.
Et:1.7.' ' 1782.57. m compared with July, 1910, Tho total incomo for July, 1917, was
T,v5i a against 126.098.48 for Julv. 1016. an Increase ot k,ivo,i, or .
.& - ----- i ---,
CORN MOVES UPWARD
AFTER SHARP DROP
CHAIN AND FLOUR
rnmY'!VHT'T"rr',nt. Tn flirt liu.h. Ptrady. W
Sir? JJ'! lMi,"',1'""' No. r-A. WH No. 1
J?,i tM'l.'-'r7- No. a m,l. $'J'J0, No. 3 oft
,r,"..'-.r'1i Nn. ,3 ril. J2J.1i No. !l ott rfi
v:; ri n. .'? 3.m no. 4 ou rert, ib,iti
.lit,."'!, ,"151 5 o" red, 12 13. No. .-.
wulZ' rV." .H'nplk wheat.! too. 1, flt for
i ,; .'-" Nn- - I for rxport. J'J.OSi No.
i jV.i. '. r"r "I""' " Iho Kooil ActmlnHtriitlon
,!;iJi1.lor,'.rnll'"'- Whlto wheat rclallveljr tm
I'Nro ns reU mltnl wheat. 4u off.
i,j"?fTHcP,'ht, 21.wri huh. nuleil firm
,. ,r ."""'.ulfrlnin, hut trnde win quiet. Wn
nuoto (cur lotH for local trade, in to lornllonh
Western No a eln LMsils,30; do, No. 3,
i'.'i-J' -''lo'. iiotnlml
I'ArH llrreiptn. H.i.uDI) hinh. The matl.et
opened 'ji' hlKiier, hut afterward lot lh Im
IToveitient and rloe,,l nulet, ijuotatlotn; No.
-'white, new. (Iil'j a ilTi' . utaiidaril whltr. new,
Hi1 II title, No a white, new, U4' SflSci No. 4
l;lt". ;ie- ii.1ii(4c.
Kf.ut,H--tt'rntitB. 410 bhln. nnd 4riS,nid lb.
In adi-k. Tho market ruled firm under llslit
nnVrtwia and a rood demand, quotation per
IPil lt In wood, cotton or luta narka about '.'to
IrM Wliitr stralKlit, new. f in SStf 10.R0. Kan
;aj, clear, new. $10 iSini.ssi do. straight, new.
f ll.SA011.7a. do, patent, new. Ill.fiOtriS;
"prlnc, Ilrst clear, old, Ill.AOVlU sprlnit, llret
clear, new, mill ehlrment. tln.'J3wl0.73i sprlnic
patent, old, pnt 112 7B 13.2S. do. do. new
Ill.a.ltfll.SO do, ravurlt- brand, $12..R13i
city mills, tholci- mil fancy patent. J12.7.V13:
city null. rcKular cradej, winter straight
J1O23SI10 SO. pitent. 110 50310 7.1.
livr. KI.OUH The marliet for both pnt flun
and for nhlpnient ruled xtrons and hUher under
light orferlnitN and a Kuod ileinand. Wo ciuuto
51t 7Brin.7 mill ahlpinenti J10 25M11 spot, (u
cordlnit tu iutillt.
PROVISIONS
Tho ninil,i't rule, ilrm with n lair lohblns
demand ,md prim of dome hinds wen- lih!l
hlcher. IMolntlonx. CUV beef, In set, nmoke I
and Hlr-drlcd Ml, wentern beef. In el. HlloUeil.
ate-: knu, kl-. and tenders nmolied nnd alr-drled,
Inc. weM.-rn h. er kinieklix and tend, re, smoked.
3,'C. Loef hane. t3iP(l.U. pork, famll 17 r.i)1
I1, hams S V cured loo.e JtHi'Jrt'ii, do.
sklntltU. loose iKtlJdWc, do ilo emoked, 276r
27 e, other liami. smoked, clt , urcd ns to
brand und nvrrnco 27M2J'ac do. smoked,
western cured aiWSi'n. do. hollid. bond-ss,
41c; picnic shoulders, S. 1'. cured, loose. 21c.
do. smoked, aac, bellies In pickle, aioordln to
average, loose, 31c, hretkfast bacon, an to
brand nnd nveroRe ctv tured. SS": breakfast
bacon, western cured. ,1Sc, lard, western, re
llncil, tl-rce". auvjo. do, iio, do, tub. 2tl'i
lard. puin. city, kettlo randerd. in ikr.,s
-C'ic, do, do, do. tn tubs, se'sc.
REFINED SUGARS
The market was nulet hut steady on a basis
of 8.35B8 40o for extra flno granulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
BfTrUIt The markot ruled firm under light
offerlncH and a cood demand. Tho nuotatlons
Western, solid parkfd creamery. fanc specials,
Ifl'jc, extra. 44V(i4riWc. extra llrsts. 44, .
Ilrsts. 43'lic s,conds. 42,4c. nearby prints,
fancy, 4K. averuge extr.i, 46347c: firsts. 4IJT
I.V, , seconds, 4.1c, speilal brands of rrlnls Job
IdtiK .it AUL'tc.
1(lt3S llno cues wore r.orce and firm with
1mand t-ndllj absorbing !! offerings. Tho
quotations were ns follow Tree cases, neirbv
dozen.
Cicni:- T!. ro w a fiir demand and the
marki" tuled flrm un ler small supplies. The
quotations: Now- York, full-Lream, fancy June,
ail's V 'li c: specials higher do, do, fres'i-madi',
beM, ai'j aik- do, do, ficsh-inado. choice, ul'ii
ofaSc. do, do frenh-made, fair to good. 23'a
tfaio.
POULTRY
I.IVi: I'owls In fair request and firm Chick
ens quiet but steadj. Follow in(t are tho quota
tions: Kowls, ns to qu-illty. 2.Vu2Se. exceptional
lots higher, roosters. lNliflUc- spring chickens,
not Leghorns plump cllu-sklnmd, welghlnB
I'jSJ lbs. nplece, 2713211c. spring thickens, not
I.fghoms smaller sizes, s.'itrailc White Leg
horns, 2jW27c, ducks. IVkln .'tuECalr, do. Indian
llunner ISf'Oll'c. do, spring, anwaic. pigeons,
old per pair. aSJiafic do. oung per pair.
aosja.v.
lKi:SSL't Th market rul-1 Arm. with de
mand readily nhrorulns the limited offerings
Uuatntlona Ton Is la to box. mill, fed, dry-tlcl.-d.
fancy sel.it.,1 30c, do. wolghtnu 1'4 lbs.
ami' oler nplece. a'l'ic do. welghlnu 4 lbs.
.ipl-oc, aBI do welKhlntT 3W lbs iplfce. asc. do.
wetRhlm,- 3 ll. apiece, anSJa.c. do. Iced, In
Ibis., fmcj dry-Picked, welghlnu 4'a U'S. and
oer apiece, 2c do, welghlnu 4 lbs apiece, -H5t
."I'-e do smaller sizes. 22S2c, old roosters.
dr picked, ale. brolllnu chickens, weighing l'
iii2 lbs nplece Jersey, fancy, 3.1(i.lt,c. Mr
(.Inli. fano. :ini'32c. other nenrbv, ailtfae
west.m aSWSir, turkes. fresh killed. Iced, per
lb , western, best hero, 2324r: common. ."
"i22e, duckti. eprlnit ate. oiMhs. tier dozen,
whit,. weighing 11W12 Ins. per dozen.
Jl COfi." 4(1: do, no. WfistilnB to in lbs. r r
doren, SI (I t.r.0: do, do. weighlni! K lhs per
dozen. slHil.Mi, do. do. welghlnB . 1-irr
dozen. 51- MI02 01). do. do, weighing, BffH'.j
lhs. per dozen. fSUSa.,. do, dark, ?1. ,u'ir-...i.
do. small and No. a, uncOll In.
FRESH FRUITS
Apples and peachea of tine quallts sold f'lrjl'
aiol ruhd Ilrm other fruits wero generilly
steady mutations Apples, Virginia, per hbl.--drlmes'
llolden j4f.Vr.ci, Mnnkehpuse $4W
ft Till. Northwest Oreenlng, 3(U ft ,.,. Urnven
stcin taftntift. Summer rtambo, J2ft0;o;
lllush. 48fll, Woillhv. 2lif3. Apples nearbl,
per hamper Mit'IUl.r.O do, do. rer ':'"'LI
Insket, aftCOtll aft Lemons, per box. ;
lianonas, per hunch Jia.vjja. Oranges, t all
fornla. rer box. $2"l"ft Pineapples. Porto
Itlco. per crate. ftiPIU.V 7ft. Grapes. Delaware,
per s-basket carrier. ftOc-iUl. do. cjo, per 3-11).
liasket. lc4il5c, do, California Tokay, per 4
basket crate. M.'2ft. "rapes, , fallfnrnla.
Mnlagas per 4-uaskot crate. 11 55. l'lum".
California. Clrand Duke .per .crate, SIS 1 mi.
ow.cre, Maryland. Vlrcinli nnd West Mrglnla.
KllicrM, per crate. JUiia do. Delaware and
VIarland. Hello and Llbertn, per 10 qt bisk; t.
lllM8ftc. reaches, Vlrclnl.i nnd West MrRlnli.
per bush -basket 7ftc(U aft. Teaches, tall
fornH. per box. ft0 8l7ftc. Pears. Delaware and
Mankind per Inmper- llartlett. tlftuuaj.,
Sn'kel. Jl ftilfia aft. t'onrs. California, lnrt
lett, per box, J2I93.23. Watermelons, per car,
$l311ft.
VEGETABLES
Pommel sold falrl and ruled firm Onions
wero quiet and barely steady. (mutations
Ulilto potatoes, c.iwi, hi .y-inu, ii ,".i
Traders Aro Inclined to Mini
mize Talk of Damage From
Frost Cash Article Strong
' CHICAGO, Sept. 12.
Selling; of corn wasj resumed today and
the market weakened after It had developed
firmness follow In a lower ntart. A MlRlit
decline, tlien brought trood buying of Btnall
lots, offerings utictrtenly becamo slim and
prices moved upward, helped by n report
by tho Prleo Current that frost during the
last week had damnged the crop In tho Da
kotas nnd In parts of Minnesota and Iowa,
but not a great doal. Tho report further
stated that tho real extent of tho Injury
would not bo known for ovoral days.
Later offerings Increased, the feeling be
camo nervous and tho gains, wero lost.
IJuslness simmered to a small volume, the
disposition of the trade being to restrict
operations, pending moro enlightenment as
to tho harm donn by tho low temperatures
Many wero Inclined to minimize tho talk
of damage, especially as tho weather in the
belt generally was warmer, thn cool wave
having progressed southeastward. Tho
bulls, however, declared that they wero con
fident of their position, with tho cash artlrln
'Irons
N'n. 2 mixed In the snninle crowd w.is
$2 21 n 2 2.T., itgalnst J2 20f 2 2tU yei
terdiv, nnd No. 2 vellmv was $2 2i(, Ufa 24.
I'ompaii'tl with $J.2.Hi 2 2.1'- yesterd.iv. It
was believed that the marketing of tho new
crop would bo re.sttlcteil on account of
Fcaicllv of i, us and the holding attitude of
farmer The tone nt Liverpool wim linn
Tho quality of the grain In Argentina
showed no betterment.
The low- prices In corn were made at oi
near tho opening. The bottom on IVcembep
was J1.17U, the high Jl.lS'i and tho close
sc lower, ut $1.17, ; the low on May was
1.14",, tho best Jl li and tho final
M loSfi.147 compared with Sl.ljtj, jcs.
lertlav's last price.
tuts also sold from tho top after an
excellent demand had stllToned tho market
following nn easier Mart. Klnal prices,
however, were nhovo yeslcrday'a close. Km
ti tlmo supplies wero limited, but they In
creased .is tho session vvoro on. Hales by
the country wero no larger than whcii
prices were 5c lower.
V good demand for export, owing to In
different stocks abroad also was a sustain
ing Influence Importers experienced dllll
eiilty In purchasing, notwithstanding the
fact th.it premiums won, raised. Stnndard
In tho sample crowd was C10Ol?,o against
GOifi CO-V- esterday.
The best on September oats was BD'ic
tho low, 58 He, and tho closo Tic higher
at 59c; tho top on December was 58'4c,
the low, 573,0, and tho close ie up at
.'.So; tho best on May was GlVac: tho bot
tom. 60--8o, nnd tho final 'Bc higher, nt
(, a 78 c
',
H
Lending futures ranged as follows:
Low Close
, Open Hlrh
' nrn cnew cienver
Dec. . 1 1?
Mav. . l.lfti;
Oats
Sepi . r.l'i
Dc... ft7S
May. . . DO",
Lard
Sept . ta.1.70
o t . an no
Jan . . aa .17
nibs
Sept. ta.172
")'t 'Si To
Jan. .M.d",
Pork
Sept. t4.inn
Oct... 41.00
Jan . 4a.:m
Mild, Asked.
l.lti'i
l.lil'
r.n'i
f,s
01'j
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CHICAGO BUTTER AM) EOGS
I'llIi'AGO. Sept. IS. IIUTTKIt ltecelpts
1 ftuj.oun pounds, shipment, 1,, 170. 000 pounds,
I'.xlr.is. 43c: extra tlrsts, 4a'ni:. Ilrsts 416 lac,
seconds .I'lfiio'ic; extras to croiers' prints,
Ilk tubs. 4ftc pnrkhur stock, 4ftc,
fX'.OS ltecelpts. al.cln coses; shipments, is.
sjr eases. I'lrsts. .17'4(&3Sc, ordinary ilrsts,
3ft'a i' .Pic mlscellineous, cases returneil ,HHf
3llc: tnlsiellanenus, cases Included, 3ft1T37e
dirties a'j'ifJlc: checks. SI 031c; extra 1111, rs,
lac: cartons, 43c.
I5AR SILVER
Vester
Today day
N'ew Vork (cents) OSS ns4,
Loudon (pence).. CO Ml
Last 1017
Wer. Hiih r,oc
lll'k BS, 71 s;
ISVn r.l) .Iftti
PAKCEL POST
I J.IWo i.'l .o. - l.a"'ic so. , cnio putuiuii.
I)lawnie and Marland, per bbl--N"o I, J3Si
i ?-. whttn notstoe. .lersoy. per ft -bush
basket No. 1. 7ftfftc Xo. a, 4 0 W .10c. V
Trv ner 1.,0-lb. bacr. SI (I
hlte
iftsra tin
White 'potatoes, per bush, ilOl.SS. Sweet
lKitiltoes ,orcn mriiiiiii, yvi u,.- ..... , .,..,
fdi "ft- No. a. Sail a ft" Hweet potatoes. Kast
ern'sliore. per bid. No. 1. I4W4.75; No. a.
"5WS r,0. Sweet rot'itnes, JerBey, per i
bG'sh basket No- 1. 11W1.15; No. a. HuWJSc.
Celery. New York, per bunch. 1ft Ji 50c. Let-tun-
New York, per box. ftOSM.aft. Onions,
Jersey, per S-hush. bdsket. hocril, do. Kast
ern Shore, per hamper. -lOo&'U. Onions,
Orange County New York, per hamper, J1W
1 an. Onions, Orango County. New York, per
lno-lb. has. la.afttfS. Onions, CallfornlH, tier
10011) ba, 12,73. do, VVashlnBton, per 100-lb,
baf, 2.73,
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES
CIllCAOO. Sept. 12 1IOOS Receipts. IS. COO
head; tomorrow. 11.000 head. Market slow,
ftWlOe lower than mornlnc opening. Hulk.
il7 auis Mi;lluht. m.aftWlS.feU; mixed. 17.ft0
(MU.BUi luavy. J10.0OSiilK.liOj rough. J10 Wit
' CATTLi: ltecelpts 170(1 head. Market strone.
S11U1U' ltecelpts. Ill ono head. Market strone
KANSAS CITY, Sept. IS. CATTLK lte
celpts c.nno hescl. Market steady to stronir
linns ltecelpts. S0H0 head. Market mostly
'Mini!!'- Receipts, "000 head Market steady
to lhc hlBher. i
SOt'TH OMAHA. Sept. 12. 7IOOS neeelpts.
3000 head. Market 10W25c hither. Advanco
lost on the close.
CATTLK Receipts, MOO head. Market 2ftST
ftfio hlRher than Monday for cattle. reeders
HKKP Receipts. SN00 head. lVeders steady
to etionu'l Killers sharply higher
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NKW YORIC. Sept. 12. n UTTER Receipts,
14 soa tubs. Steady. (Quotations unchanged
KOOS Receipts. 13.431 cases. SteaU. White,
ftft'3 37c Other quotations unchanged
RAILROAD EARNINGS
TKXA8 AND TACIKIC RAIt.VVAT
e IP 17 Increase
first week September.. 4Ui,(i7ft
Won. January 1 14,3S3.lli;i
SOUTHKRN IIAILM'AV
Year ended Juno 30 -(ires,
operating revs.. .IB1,3SH.3aft
Vet operatlns rovenue. . S7,7ft1,lH(i
(inernllnc "icoms .... a4,!J3t.4ft4
other Income . . . S.lJl.JM
Cross Incomo ,.1I1Vin?
Surplus l.'.oOO.IOl
Decrease
113,ftnft
I1.ITJL1T3
ll,39(l,n:.()
.1. Mil, Mil
3.S27.44S
.'1(10,7.11
3,02(1,717
s.oao.aoa
STEAMSHIPS
ECONOMY,
COMFORT and PLEASURE
TRAVELING SOUTH
Merchants and Miners Trans. Co. servlco from
naltlmore and Philadelphia to Savannah and
Jacksonville! "Ily Sea" Is being maintained as
usual, which oners the best way lo travel bourn
In comfort at low fares with best service. Ono
way and round trip tickets to principal points.
Including meals and stateroom accommodations
oa steamer. It will be to your advantage to
consult us hpuui your trip nouin.
SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY
PROCLAIMED BY EDGE
October 7 Sot Aside in Special
Effort to Increase General
Attendance
:w
,11 Sl ll,
"
-
TmiNTON, N ,T Sept, 12.
Cnlllnir nttentlan to tho extrnordltmry
times nntl unparalleled conditions resulting
from tho war, nntl HtntliiB that tho Humlny
nchool has nover deserved n hlKher place
In thn heart nnd nffectlons of a disturbed
nnd nnxlous world, Governor KdRo has Is
sued (i proclamation designating Sundaj',
October 7, ns Sunday Pchoot Day and urg
ing that n special effort bo mado on this
day by nil Jerseymen to nttend some Sun
day school personally, to Interest all chil
dren of their lutlninto ncqualntanco In Sun
day school work nnd, where convenient,
to malto some material contribution to tho
riiiie Tho Governor's proclamation cava
in part:
".Vntlons governed by tho Oolden Utile,
oiirn among them, urn teamed together In
u mighty struggle for tho triumph of demo
ctatlo Justice At no tlnm In tho history
of thc-o nations, running for the most part
Into centuries, has thero been such Impera
tive need lo trust Implicitly In l'rovldenco
nnd to conduct their nrfnirs. foreign nnd
domestic, toward enemy and toward iillv,
free from passion, vengciince nnd bar
barism, mid In full concert with tlio word
of (Ind
"t'onfrontlnp, the woild today, tilsu, ate
perplexing economic problems uccetittiateil
by war, which might never have been prob
lems at all hnd htimanlty applied to every
day business affairs, pnl'tlrnl conduct, per
sonal standards of living the principles of
llolv Urn
"Win- has called nnd villi continue to call
Sunday si Innil workers to the colors War i
AitiniicMiiiii.itilv diverts the attention of tlm
hot. especially, fi mil overs thine; hut vi.it i
iibvionslv positive hteps must In- taken
imlckly to continue public Interest In thn i
Sunday school and lo maintain Its effective-rc-s
and high stale of ctTlclctici "
Fire lU'strojs Armj OHiccrs Home
WILK CS-llAltr.R. I'a.. Sept 12 Directly
after leav lug hero Tor Wrlghthtown, N. ir ,
to bo nsslgned as second lieutenant In the
ciunrtei master's depnrlinent Attorney Taul
II. Schmidt was notified Hint his bummer
homo nt Illytliehurn, near here, had been
burned to the ground. Attorney Schmidt
Is ono of the most Mlccessful of tho rollsh
Atnorican lavvyera here.
--.i- '' , -a l.
DURHAM HOlnl'SAEVo"
COSTS THE CITY1 $il,200
$30,000 Tnid Father of Old Lender for
Firehouso Site
The largo four-story Btore property, 1700
South street, and rear, purchased by tho
city for $30,000 In 1903, to bo used an n.
lire stntlon, hns been sold nt auction for
J1S.S00, netting n loss to tho city of $11,200
In tho transaction.
Tho property was purchnsed from
Thomas Durham, father of tho lato Israel
V, Durham. After Mr. Durham hnd been
paid It was learned that tho elto was not
large enough to nccommodato a flro truck.
Tho lot l 22 feet nit South street, 12G feet
on Seventeenth street nnd 56.9 feet on Knter
street.
nudolph Sternberg Is the) purchaser.
Alterations nro planned which will cost
$5000. The first floor Is to bo used ns ft
restaurant, n pool room find n, blacksmith
shop.
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
The
Leno;x
Apartment Building
13th and Spruce Sts.
Now Open for Inspection
Occupancy Sept. IS
Housekeeping Apartments
Suites of two rooms, kitchen, bath to
12 rooms und G baths.
Duplex Apartments 10 and 12 rooms,
Ii baths
Slfrle nnd double rooms, with bath.
Specially arranged professional
eultcs on first floor, with prlvata
entrance
Apply on premises or
JOHN STAFFORD
1112-14 Chestnut St.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
tlMtMAMMV.N
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
flKKMANTOWN
:MCNrTVfCefc.......oossstf!Cefr',---1 .... 's$Slfrjiffi!
,1 .iiS . ...... m . i u '--;i , ; . -.. & '. . n7 Hr
iliMMii I
0
h
mEMSm
6647 WAYNE AVENUE
Wttli.n 1 mlmitrn of Upsal Ktntlon. New dctnrlirft Ntonf
liouhr, tonttilnliiff 13 rnoii.N, ' liathrooms, 1 chambrrN. llglitfd
liy run nnd elcctrlrltj limteil by lint unter. Lot 53 by 145.
llnriUtuud Honrn frftruffc. Open for Inspection.
Wilson & Chadwick, 515 Pelham Rd., Germantown
5m
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)Maoa..oaoi
sriiriiiiAV
srm'itiiw
ii isWk
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No connection vslUs
ny other plsceci
Keystono
Park 63 15 I).
Old
Reliable
MALONE
The I'ionoer Bicycle
Man
SUnds baek nf bta
BICYCLES
ALWAYS nS nRO.fNS l'
NEW niCYCLW
S20.00 nnd Up
rJlSeml allownnre nn rnnr
blrvrle. rnnh or at nnTinent
Second-Hand Bicycles. 13.00 Up
TIRES, 51.00 Ut
Errythln in the m cycle Lin t
Ixwnt roislbla Prlcei
Tjrnlc in nvr bf nrn nnrrhitfltn tlB-
wher nd you will eave money. We At
nlflcM.nlatlnir. enamltns'. hrmlnr. vutcan
Itlntr nnd welding1. All klnde of repair
Krk rjarantoed. We am rhuatier than thi
rheapent. (ur work la better than the beet.
Call and be convinced. Open evtnlnite and
Sundays. Daddy ot low prtcee and quality.
GEORGE C. MALONE
1103-03 Olrard Arenas
NO CONNECTION WITH ANV'OTIIER 1'LACES
Leg Comfort
)o Varlroso clns. l.ec I'leers.
Venk Ankles. Scicillrn I.s ma
life mlsernlile? There Is a niessass
of Joy for you In t4ie
Corliss Laced Stocking
A ncientlnc suppurt and lea treat
ment tlist ulves lmmedlato com
fort and sure help. No elastlo to
bind adjusts to every condition
without rubher. LnumUrs as
easily as a towel. Keeps shape
wears for months, Mads to yor
mtasurn, li.TS each, or two (or
same leu, 3.00. Call and bs
measured free, orwrlto for self
measurement blank No. 0,
Wo also mal.o ab.lomlnul belts
(elastic and nonelsstlc) tn order.
Hours to .1 dallvt 0 to 4 rist
Fennn. Corliss LlmbSpecIally Co
1311-13-13 Filbert M., riilln., I'.
Hullo fiU, lull phone. Walnut 1)01.,
TIZ-EG
i:tir.i. to ki:i, ruin km. .
for dioklnit rfitd li.ikliiB l.ifr Hikes, inrii ciikes.
"mi 'ke. rnokles. .lil.nl ilrrssliius., innlillnss,
lireuded inenls, frlnic ny.lers. cleirliut inffee,
rlc. unil wlierevrr I'.iens iirr used. Munla In
rmikInK villm- ens nt l-' per doien, Ali.c
lulely pure, healthful anil nntrltln Mimic
Ireslf. AlHiim reudj, A lUc naiKjKr muni.
I do. row n fSe tmiknur iiiil .1 il. '.
Ask our Vrocer fcr TI7.I If he h.i not I.N
supply In yet, send 10c for ii trial piukase lo
T1IK MrAM.IITKK 81'1'1'I.V t'OMI'ANV.
1M0 W. Ilnliirlo M l'lilladelplila. 1'a.
i
218 Cliveden Ave., Glenside, Pa.
Cost About $13,000 : Will Sacrifice
Will Accept I.arjre Mortprafje
Garage, Lot 125x150 feet. Four bedrooms, two baths. Built four years. By
special contract. Hot-water heat, fine parquet floors, with beautiful tennis court.
JOHN N. KOLIJ, 1117 N. 4 th Street
Or on Premises
ri2NSYI.VASIA SinUItllAN
I'lINXSYl.VANIA SUllunilAN
, . nm 1 -K Bo. Ilroad Bt.
Ticket Offlcca J rjer- 18, pP. Dela. Av.
vi as against J26.C98.46 for JuW. 1016, an Increase ot ik.ivo.k, or u.o cientral onic-.es, naltlmore, x
it f J . w. r. TviiNun. . r,
JAPANESE GRASS
SLIPPERS
romfortable Durable
30e l'repald Anywhere
mJC-rMic GKoaett c.
S3 H. 1th St.. 1'hlla.
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Loan. S1000 for (III
Brink ronr diamonds, watch., and J.rrelry ta
(b. lart.st paunthop lu 111. world
Walter's Pawnshop, 904 Viae
BONDED TO TJIE CITY
They're Selling Fas! And the Reason:
Convenient Eeautiful On 300
Feet Wide N. E. Boulevard Easv Terms
$7800 $3800
Henrietta
Homes
On the Nortl'f.l-I
Ilciiilrtunl ut 1'ronl
Mreel. New .1-lnry
semi-del lelieil fmilses,
side- Minis. stonK
front, X bntlis, oiik
tloors, canine for one
tar In renr. Ileinll
fully llnlsl'ed nml dec
ur.ilrd. Illsh - clash
electric llnnt'n-c 11 V
tures, bot unttr
lieut. ;son.
Front St.
Homes
.lll-tt nlT I.iiittctnril.
New 'J-tory Htonp
k front lionifo, Iilr.ill
.1111(1 (QIIVrilllTltlV -flt
' ii.itrti. fuiitiiinlnir nil
I tlio latest Ituprim
. nit' n U, lint - wtitrr
' lirat. ouk (litorH, fine
rlertrle lUturri.
t nwf iinmeit c.innot
L br ilupHiatnl for tlir
'moiiiM. Only S3HUU
t mmurd.
Alb
H
anus
omes
St.
I'lri-t slrret north of
tlio lloulriiird at
rrcint. All stnnr.
( nr, pcirrh front i up-tn-tlie-inlnute.
Com
plete In rery way,
lint - Muter ll r u t.
loiun, uiodrrn b.itli
rerun. These houses
rejlly must be seen
In lie Uliprrclutrd.
Miry aro little seni,
Ir'.ce only J5MU.
Take Car 50 to N. E. Boulevard Sample
House Furnished Open Daily and Evenings
J. T. Jackson Company
Boulevard Office : N. W. Cor. Rising Sun Ave. & Boulevard
City Office : Chestnut at 13th St.
'
mum
WHRI TYQOrat.t Hotel Suenu
WIU O Greatest Resort
Dins and Dane. In tha Fam.aa
SUBMARINE GRILL
Bpatl.n. Fireproof Oarat.
xenHalu
S.TLAfWT-rjTVN..I.
HotolndSaiiQlorifpri
ior ji quprsor
',3
J.
? i a
nPi rurattv batis.
HJUQJi
Hotel Bowobel Soperai. ?.
Special Cept. rater, rhona UT. A. E. MarUn.
CHATHAM. MASH. lLfl
M
Chatham Bars Inn
and cottnees. Stenm Heat, niectrla Llthta.
rape Cod Milk and Vecetables.
Ciolf, Shon- ltlrd Hhootlnc, fti.lt and Freak
Wnter rishlnc MotorlnE. Kor September lua
.rvatlons address
CHATHAM llAItS INN. ( uutliam. .Mats.
STEAMBOATS
FAMILY EXCURSIONS
IRON STR. THOMAS CLYDE
'III At I.LM1I.NT. IHLXCII
Htoprlns ' ( bester 100 miles for 6Po
Halt Mater l.illilns. plenty tbl-s and b.nohM
for plenlo parties
Fnrp Itnund Trip. 60ei Children .1 to 10, ti.
Io Arch M Wharf Dally 8:30 A, M. '
Uunday 0 A Jl
licit Dion-. Matl.et lit, 2
JAMES E. OTIS, Manager, 3 Arch St.
LOST AND FOUND
WIMj TIIH HOT who found Hoston bulldot.
with larao ears, at Cupo May, Hundny, pl.aa.
return to 44 North Till street and rccelv.
reward.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
HEM. TELEPHONE OPERATINO
The Tresldent of tho ITnlted State,
has pointed to the treat Industrial army
of the nation and to the necessity tor a
uenrrous. unselfish observance of duty
on tho part of thoso who may best
sent In that army.
The telephono syslem of the country
Is to pUy r conspicuous part In th.
conduct of the war.
Hell Telephone operatlnc presents It
self ns a vocation for younit women
wherein n no less patriotic than valu
able service to the Government may b
performed.
Tf you nre between the sires of 18
and 24, npplv nt 40rt Marl.et Ft.. Phlla.
delphla. any clay, except Sunday, be
tween 8.3U a. m. and S p. m.
New employes are paid while l.arntnv
and nre nsslitncd to offices rear their
homrs. The work Is Infrestlnir the en
Mronment most uKrreable and efficiency
Is rewarded by ready advancement.
Comfortable recreation rooms and
dlntnir rooms where meals nre served
at cost In every Central Office.
Apply Now
CAKK PACKEHS Qlrls o pecit cakes an!
crackers and wrap piclcrjin, Government
order, hecliiners paid in r.o per, week: wrap
pers IS to 1. Keebler-Wejl Ilaklns Co., 138
N. '-"J.l Ft. .
CAMHlEIt TounK woman ns cashier in larra
retail millinery store, previous experience not
essential: cood salary, permanent position to
the rlRht person, references required. M 8S3,
l.eduer CentraL .
CHAMHBRMAID and waitress, experienced; i
In family; reference required, wases 10.
Phone Chestnut Hill '-'37.
CHOCOLATB COATEI1.1. experlcTnced. Apply
Acl,er. 121 N. Mh
CI.EItlC, about 1M to 2n. hlah school education
preferred, to work lu factory offlie. pood
chajlcetn Ijarn buclness. Apply 2000 S. Dh.
Cl,i:itKrBoo.l nt mtures. nlso an assistant book
keeper, stnte ace, experience, reference and
a.iJH rv I' 710. I.edirer Office
CUMPTIJMETEK OPEHATOIt wanted in larr.
olflce on extinslons, stale experience and .al
ary expected l C.OS. Leclffer Offlce. ,
COOK", colored, experienced: 4 In fnnillv; refer
encu required, wane. 17. Phone Chestnut
I MM 2.17
CllOlv to Hssist with downstairs work no wash-
lim. reference required. Ph. Chestnut Hill OM
COHIIESPONDENT Youne woman for collec
tion dept. nf larjre nianufiirturlnc concern:
statu age. education, experience and .alary
desired J1. 11, 11.. P.Jlllox 1347.
DICTAPHONE OI'EKATOH nnd"tpls't wanted,
experienced and efficient. In establishment lo
rated neir Wasne Junction V 713 Ledger Off,,
DIIESSMAKEII wants waist and sleeve finishers.
1301 Locust at
UIRI.S wanted over HI eara nf uije. for Hfht.
pleasant work mnMniT nnd flttlne up medical
suppliis: luners paid $7 a week: rapid ad
Hhcetnenl to ste.i.lv workers; f.O.hour week.
PPl If K Miitfnrd Co. aie;iolden. Pa.
OIlll, wanted cl"tli boul'l.eeplni? experience for
general office work, rapid and nccuiate at flr-l
ures frtate ace experience and salary wanted
I 1112 l.f.lser I mice
(HHl.s'wnnti'd Id to start rapid ndinnc"ein"n.t.
Ask Mr. llurUlej. H. S. Whlto Dental Jlfe. Co.,
211 S. 12th
OIHLS WANTED
cIVEIl 11 YEARS Ol' ADD
TO MAKE LITTLE CIOAH3
LK1HT, AIRY FACTORY
DESIIlAllLK. HTBAI.Y WORK
HOT LUNCHES SERVED
AT LESS THAN COST
PAY HEOINNKRS 17 PER WEEK
INCREASED A1TER SECOND WEEK
OOOD PAY EXCELLENT TREATMENT
LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO.
3D AND ONTARIO
-fi
r
VS
ImVI'NDHY Experienced collar Ironera. also
marker, and sorters. Shuie'a Laundry, 4830
Marketst.
MILLINERS Youni women who want to learn
mllllnerj ha. a unod opportunity to acquire
every branch of It; aood balary while learnlnr.
rnnkel Millinery Miop, Front and Dauphin.
.ilLLINEKb. expefjenced, at once, lon sea
son. 1'rankel Millinery shop, l'ront and
Dauphin,
MILLINERY Saleswomen, exp., accustomed to
.lllnu trimmed or untrlmmed hats; steady
position offered lo women showing ability.
1'rankel Millinery ahon. Front and Dauphin.
MILLINERY Saleswomen for part time, rood
salary and Plenty of work for ambitious
women. Krankel Millinery Shop, Front and.
Dauphin. J
OPERATOR" on private urancli telephone ex
rhnnffe for manufacturing company In West
Philadelphia! state age, reference and .alary
rteslred P y.7 Ledcrer Olflce. "iry
SPINNERS
l.tlierlenced and learners; steady work and
icnod wuees. Apply llrlswold Worsted Com.
pan), uuruj, j-m.
STENOGRAPHER Wanted by a Germantown
manufacturing company, yountr. experienced
tsplst nnd stenocrapher. P. O. Ilax 4219,
Germantown.
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TELEPHONE OPERATING POItTIONS
OPEN POIt YOUNG WOMEN
Thes" war dais brlna lo our wires a rush ot
business and we must haves more young women
operators to handle It.
Experienced operators. , If they wilt apply
todav. us early as possible, ran iro at once to
re.Uiar linn vvrniaiirm i-n-ticic-na wnci aoou pay.
Tho Inexperienced one. we will sladly teach
ur
m
ant work nnd witn unusually agreeable ur4
and pay them while they are learnlnr.
HK?
?a
'jij
n
Vrs
"'3AvJ
Telephone operating for young women I. pl.a.f't c.,-'
,i work nnd with unusual y agreeable surJi'i "V :
roundlngs Here, vy-
Promotion is rar moro prooauie in tni. voca. vnnh
tlon than any w ltnow of In which women .y i j
The ambitious operator of today I. tb au.r"1H'rf
MSOr anu Vllir. uirr.c-u. u. iuiihiiidcc. 1 ".
Appiv to iioern zcjt J
THE KTCTSTONK TELEPHONE BTSTEM
see. cniTfir Hi.-r-nvn BTllpr .- ,
.WW HV... u..v'...' hr..u , i.l
4 r
TYPISTS to learn dictaphone; rood position' '1
waiting; complete cours. S week.; day aiji jk
eeninr classes, lucispnwnt pcnwi,;as. I
WINDERS) ' . M
Experienced or learnera; t.ady..irork .aa-gl,1
ood wage.. Apply Orlswold Worslec 'Ojgjf'y
Iuil-c, iimikitt . w.
J X1
H'JUafrf
V2