EVENING ?UBmc? fiEf)GER-PHILADELmA, THURDiflTNE 6,Ai6i$ '" ' . ' ' - 4fe ; tA -. i -' ? - 'jf" C&iiWi US''V' fcl JVWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK pRICfiSh r -. .'in BF -v. if se you buy Shares Stockr- 1 -.-, Wht becomes of your order ok.rT " " " ""' . - w . . Tl 50U realize that jour ."yflpH'r ROM through mors "IHWII JIIU f necotnes operations before it completed transac- m Action? '..with leveral elementary steps ! you should know. St "The Course a of an Order" ' t the title of a booklet that tells "in an interesting way the course J of your order to buy or sell lock from the time you give x it until it is executed. Send tint ft. ikt Ask for T. U.-951 JONES & BAKER rv SECURITIES . VjWidener Bldg., Philadelphia ft' Dell. Walnut 101M. Keystone. Race 2200 ..Xeir York Ito.ton Chicago Pittsburgh ti . - ., ., t XS uircct i'ruaie n irs. STOCK PRICES ARE GENERALLY LOWER ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE WHEN BUYERS BECOME SELLERS False Rumor of Decisive Allied Victory Brings Upturn Early Reduction of Copper Dividends Helps Bears on Decline Neiv York Stock Sales jfroXES BAKER. 'Bl&tntT Bldo.. 1'hUadelphta, Pa. ,J Tou may send me sour booklet en ftltled "The Course of an Order. T. U.-0S1. 5?ame I direst 'flltu High Points in Today's Financial News Stock prices hoc erratic early in the day on the Xcw York exchange, lalsc rttmors of aUicd ttctoiii causing upturns Later buicrs became setters and reduction of copper dii Idends helped an almost general decline. The Curb mmket shotted itcrinuiness. Corn and cotton adianicd. Foreign rxchanue tins dull, but steady Bar liher tin? unchanged. Adam Kx . Ad Rumclv Alaska Rid M. Alaska Juneau. Allis-Chal Co . do nrcf . Am Beet Sugar .m tan, . . 4n do nrcf ... OR Am C . K Co 70 T4 Hlsh 09 14 1V4 1 SIM, do nr Am lnt Corp myt Am Ice or . . . 3' Am Hide ALth llii T ow no 14 iYt Hi :nv, 84 H 67 4414 on 10 Net "lose ( hg B1 1 14 .. 32 Vt 844 ''A 67 VI ' 44 U 00 V4 10 In 100V4 109V4 10014 Vi &- r .."is wwi Y'Mjr Crttn)d 1'nblle Acronntsnt UtVRmPK E BROWS' & CO 18 REAL. KSTATB TRUST tU.DO ISTIOATE & ADJUST PARTNERSHIP IRA1IOX 4 DlirUIEU AttUU.Vls , Nc Yorl, Juno 6. Todaj's stock market reflected the Influence of the heay sellhiK by Important Interests. There was a show of strength In a number of Issues durlnR the early trading, with some bulnR based on false rumors about a decisive Allied Ictory, but when these rumors could not be confirmed, those who had been ursent buers quickly turned to the selling side. An Incentive for aggressive bear operations was furnished In the reduction of the Chlno dividend from $150 to Jl per share, as well as In reduction In the dividends on Ita Consolidated and Nevada Consoli dated Chlno had a quick drop from 394 to 3H. and, although It rallied from this price, was under pressuie again late In the day. Reports of inside selling of Marine picferrcd continued current, nnd that stock fluctuated over a wide range, .lIIIiir at the opening at 105'i and dropping in the afternoon to 100 7 S Baldwin. Locomotive was nnother weak feature, selling from S8 3-4 to S5 3 4 United States Steel made a gain of 1 point to 1004 and then dropped to OS 3 4 Losses of 1 to 3 points weie sustained in manj othei issues, with the market showing a thin demand on the recessions A few specialties were marked up sharplj at Intervals during the da, chiefly bv pool manipu lators, but the gains made In these stocks were not maintained, the pool operations being discontinued in the afternoon , Reading maintained a strong tone for a good part tf the day, but later sol doff with the other Issues. There was a better tone In .the market for Government bonds today, with Liberty 4'4s traded in on an extremely large scale at 95 94 to 96 20. The second Liberty 4s sold at 93 42 to 93 54, and the 3Vis ranged from 99 62 to 99 "2. do 11 r Am I.lnsced do pr , Am Locotve . Am Malt . . Am Smelting, do nr . Am Sum Toll 11 30 lO iHi inn .1 4 3 J 13 30 10 02 ft 1M4 10R iVeiu York Bond Sales Sales in Philadelphia 54 32 H 14 14 ? no 1 SO'fc "Hi 104 (. osy, m ' 5 Id'i inn 1374 imi 134'X, i (MM, BTfr fn J129U00 Angln-Kch 6s 91 12000 Am For Sec Bs 16 3000 Am Sm & H Bs 87 4000 Am Tel clt 4p 82 1000 A Writ la) Bs 84 3000 Atchison gn 4b 80 1000 B . o c 4HR 7")j, 7000 Bkn It T 6s 'IS 15 12000 Bordeaux 6s 89 .1000 Can llov 6s '31 91 4000 Chill Cop 7s 104ts 3000 C & O ov 6s 80 1000 Chi Clt V 4s 68 7000 C B . Q Jt 4s 93 1000 Chi M & 8 ! rfd 4s 67 i 1000 C It l&V rfd 4s 67 S00O do 4s . . . 67 2000 Col Indus 6s 74 17500 City of Par 6s 86 3B000 Fn.t Hep 6s 98 2000 (Ten T:i deb Bs 07 2000 lnt Met 4. 61 u lnt H T rtf Bs 804 tw 3pm 9 91 6 96 87 87 82 8.' 84 84 80 80 79 79 95 95 89 89 91 91 104 104 80 80 BS B8 93 s 93 67 a4 67 4 67 -4 67 ;4 67 67 74 74 8 1 8 1 98 98 97 07 4, 60 50 Irfiw C'1o H7i RIVi- 40 y . 4Vfc 17V4 An n'4 ni 26 43 24'fc 88 ISA 80 x 80 I 1111 ,Aai i.-,p.. niir ..... .IC, I..IJ m,-h Am sucar . iiiiu. inntx inntx ti "r;2 '::' '"' v 1 "" "" . ' Am T C T nnV nil" on i. ,uu" K - ' Ter s 'a s ' '" I AnWcol lll 11k. llu.)l 1000 L S deb 4s '28 85 .85 85 Am Zinc & Liav lv. Iu 1 JsVL".fr ". 1 '"'ir.4 'i;. "7 I Anacnnrla niiZ ntiZ it ai junuuiniiara o ,. yu'-s :tu- auvis 1 lan'c w'l innr? ton,1 .Sn ? 1 3 " ''" " " Baltimore & O A B5 B.. . 11000 Jlarsls 6s '.'..'. ii Sn Sn do nref Beth Steel U . do 8 p c. . Burns Bros . Butte C 4 a C V4 40 120 tineas KtrtJAin; D AIXTCJ IiT IfiUM rr,m ttt. -nvx .Ttt.i- rm-s A TXTVT-. KTmarri'inx7 cimnTVTnnn CTJr.1Y7 crkiVTT? T riCC AT PT HCF mnAIL LUIii dlllUMlMl jxj oyjiu.u oo i v. m ,Rie Preceded by Weakness 3tTfana nervousness w earner 1 W f Also Sends Oats Up J.,ffllAIN BELT RTIIKR FORM AST i l.AV rlrarn. June R Illlliol. Thunder "ftifcowfTS this nfternrwn or tonlslit: cooler s.mwntl ITiaay pnrtiy iiouur. comer. 1 Mlmourl I ncttii, mm tnunuer nnn r this afternoon or tonltht In east nnd hi coaler tonlEhtl trldai ralr. lnconln Unsettled, with proliahlr uil hnnr eit tonlchtt cooler et i Aai central tonlchtt Frldi fair and cool Cr Minnesota Fair tonleht. cooler except In rmmtartnm nnrtliuKhtt frnut nnrtheiittt! Frld IS ' rifc'F n warmer. v?ijtar Fair tnnlilit and Friday, pre- i I'Wif' ' hT nn'rt'a "1"t and rentrnli cooler j fi fe"Jrh Dakota Fair (onltht and Trldnyi snmer Friday and In north nnd urt to- pfc aV llanri Dnkotn and Nebraska Fair In- kVW it" HaMb asaal PvUnv mmaIa an.( anil J-nf 1 Wtiiiia Pnrflv i-lniulv tnnlirlif nnd FrU , p' --" -... .--, .. h PJSte. UVvMontana and Wyoming Fair tonlcht inaart w armr. 1 wv umcaBo, juue o EiiJJc .today that there had been big vMlMever Iowa, flooding lowlands, and JKiSMu, .market developed pronounced ffr lreotth. The rise was preceded b WBWltlment wes changed to a bullish 1 PAKiauMDK oy me wet weaiiicr in inc uen, erl S'lt ta nr1mlttr1 Ihnf r-nnslrtprjhl. rp. iSiaHtlng will have to be done s fjlCany' shorts were driven In There . were signs that industries w ere pro- fi-jdTldlnK for future needs out of current ji'lvrrlvals It was bellevedvthat retelpts fM would continue light, as farmers will be SM btMy In the fields, work being backward NttThlpment8 were expected from Ar- 4nt1na for the week 7 l. T..HM A n .V... n., n It 111 ..III. iJ'"'"c " .""'i' -"i "' Cramn 3. tfcelow point (l!3'i, compared wltn , curtiss Airplane ' II. JO at the end jesterday. July also carwen Tool flnlshed near the top at 1.35i&l 35, Carbon Steel ifWiwUh the bottom $1 31, against $1 3.' Kmerson Phono Wf " . .k- -...1 .A..ln4, I. ,. Alnn1 ... C.rlai-ll Tl A h-s.e w CIIU jcaiciua). tuguB. viuscu ml cut.", 'v KvSte,top at ,136, with the low price UiSaCDeneain yesterdays nnai, at i jj ttti up, after prices had lost further R Brownd on fairly general selling bv com- Mmlion houses. Shorts covered freely fr'aslharA una Kuvlnf frtr lr Pl mnl aet'.Dfferincs fell oft sharply. .Itfwaa reported that exiwrters were ng for offers, but In the east It was red there was little evidence there Strength at Opening Replaced by Unsettlement De mand for Stocks Small Independent Oils in Supply at Concessions Federal Farm Loan 5s Sold Xcw York, June 6. The mirket on the Broad Street Curb showed strength for a time after the opening, but later became unsettled, the demand for stocks being small after esterday's advances and nearly ever thing traded In showed some amount of loss at the close Mother Lode was one of the weak features, selling from 44 cents to 37 cents, and the new stock vlelded from 4 to 3, with the selling accom panied by expressions of disappointment over the terms of the proposed deal It was insisted that the Kennecott Company had no direct Interest in the proposed new corporation. The Independent oil stocks, which have been active and strong In the last few das, were all In supply at concessions, with Midwest Refining falling from 112 to 108 Houston Oil, after advancing from 64 to 65, sold off sharply. Sinclair Gulf made a gain of to 19 in the early trad ing, but lost this advance on a later reaction. There was onl a small amount of business In the war stocks, Aetna Explosives ranging in the eaily trading from 14 to 144. and Wright Martin sold at 10 and 10, Submarine Boat was dull, with a few sales at 16 and 16. There was accumulation of Chevrolet at 125 to 123 in connection with the absorption of the company by Genet al Motors. A moderate amount of business was transacted In Federal Karm Loan 3s, when Issued, at 1013a and 101. Butte . Sun C Cal Petroleum 20 do pref .... fll Central Leather RRVi Cerro de Pasco 3J Chandler Mot . 8fl Chesa & Ohio. . S9 Chi CSt Western 7'i do pref . . . as1. C M & St P . 44 do pref . 74 CUU Pac t c 217i do 6 pc pf t c 604 do 7 jic pf t c 71 Chile Copper.. la Chlno Con Cop 30 Col F & I .. 4AU Col Gas . Hlec 35 Vi Corn Products 4014 do pref .... 00a Crucible Steel 03 Cub Can Sug. 32 do pref .... Rl Deere Co prf . . 90 uenver & ii u fi4 do prr . . . . Dlst Sec .... Lrle do 1st pref . do 2d pref . C.aston Wll . . Gen i:iec Co . Gen Motors . . i do pref . . I Goodrich B F 'Ot Nor nref. . lOt N'or O subs 35 'Greene C Cop 4ta4 I Gulf St Stl... 84 I Illinois Ceil... 07 lnt Agrlcul.. 18 do pref .... BR Insplra Cop. . . 40 Intb-Co Corp pf 38 lnt Mer Marine .'0 do pref ....lnivi ino lnty. tv. Intern 1 Paper. 3714 Sfl 37 4- lnt .Nickel 27T. Kansas Cllv So 10 Kelly Sprlngfd 4RV, Kennecott Cop. 33 Lack Steel ... 8fl Lehigh Valley. B0 Lee Rub & Tire 16 IJg&M T C nf.inuc iniV4 10114 Mex Petrol .. 0314 01 9J 1 Miami con cop z.lfc 27 V -7V4 84 0V4 iny4 31 23 32 ii-i 80 40 120 0 21 10 0 nv 31 8 S84 7 '4 23 43 4 13 22 w 70 nV4 37 Vi 47 33 40 00 1 31 80 00 . R 7 1B 32 fid IVt 80 1 40 1 120 v 01 21 10 1 61 32 81 SRV4 7 234 43 7.1 22Th no 71 1BV4 32 148 147 141 1-4 Vi, I'ilYi 133 82 43 80 82 43 80 31 414 84 07 18-S, BS 40 38 7 27T4 18a4 7 32 81 80 1 31 1 41'i - -4. 32 40 1,1 00 81 1 31 "a 80 90 3 S 84 51 1 1B 1214 23 32 Vi 1 1 rsls 6s .... sn 30000 Mldv ale Bs ..86 1000 M PWLBs '23 90?4 17000 Mo Pac gn 4s B8 1B00O.V Y C . H 6s 94 1000 XYC 4s '63 91 1000 do 5b, '65 90 2000 XVX1I & H 6s 87 4000 N Y Ry adj os 22 1000 .Vor Pac pr 4s 80 1000 Pacific Gas 5s 78 4000 Pa gen ct 4s 88 1000 Pere Marq 5s. 81 1000 Sinclair 7s . . . 90 4000 do war 7s. . 90 1000 S L & S Fan. 66 3000 Senhoaid A L adj Bs ... . BB 1000 So Pac cv -4s 79 1000 So Rw.v con Bs 90 1000 Texas Co 6s . 97 BOOOU S Rubber 5s 80 17000 U S Stl S F Bs 98 1000 Un Pac 1st 4s. 86 60000 UK of GBiU 5s 00 47000 do 5s 1919 97 3000 do 5s n '19 99 13000 do 5s 1921 94 5000 West Shore 4s 77 80 86 90 57 94 99 99 87 no 8(i 78 88 81 90 90 66 5B 79 90 97 80 97 86 99 96 99 94 89 86 90 58 94 99 99 87 no 5ii 78 88 81 00 00 66 55 71 23 Bald Loc 81" Cam Iron . , 81 Llec Stor .in 007 Gen Asp. 10 10 do pf .10 340 Lk Sup C to 33 Leh Nav 00 Leh Val .. ft Lit Bros 20 180 Penn It It 48 20 Phlla Klec 24 30.1 P 11 T tc 2ft 8,1 Reading 00 Ton Bel. ., Ton Mln . . 300 Un Tract, 40 80 V C, t . R1 800 1' S Steel 00 War I &.IS 80 W Crnmn 1.1 (Quotation Is vesterdav's close inis lllirh Low Close :1000 Bald Loco 1st Bs 100 100 100 1000 L V cons 4s'03 88 2000 dogori 4s 78 1S00 Lib Bonds 38.. 00.70 do 4s.. 01.38 do4s. on Net ,che 40 114 30 11 63 toow 28 1 4.1 24 ., 21i .. 88 30 ; 40 07 07 08 08 t8 71 7.1 1 4 Net chire 88 18 88 18 14.10 ft in 1000 Reading gen 4 s 00.50 03 01,80 00.10 .30 03 30 .30 00 .10 82 82 82 PHILADELPHIA INACTIVE STOCKS Following are quotations for In active stocks listed In the Philadelphia Stock Rxchange and In which there were 'no transactions today. The price given Is the laBt previous close: A. G Wan 1 Kcvstone Tel 48 Alliance Ins . 19 Leh Val Tr. 20 Araer Gas 73 Amcr Mill . 10 Amer Rv pf 23 Amer Stores 29 Amcr Strs pf, 92 Brill I G .25 Brill J C pf. ni) Buff . S pf o 80 98 861, 90 96 39 94 R2V, "4 43V4 V RD 31 41 84 1 97 1 8 .. SO 1 40 38 1 1 tYt V, 1RS4 v 47 , 32 V, 81 .10 INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS Following are quotations for Inactive New York stocks and In which there were no transactions today. The price given Is the last previous sale: AJax Rubber. B0 North Amer.. 44 A C, H W I pf 61 Jhlo Fuel Sp 41 Am Ice Sec pf 49 5hlo Gas rets 68 v Am Loco pf.. 98 Owens Btl ... 01 Am Sm pf A 80 Po Mall ... 30 Am T S. Ca. .55 P C C K. St L 50 An! -fob 150 ao T i T. . . 20 Am T pf new 94 nan Am p.e ,f D2 Am 7. L nf. 48 i'eoria . , i;ast B Buff & S t Cam Steel "nt.iws 1st pf 52 Cataws 2d pf 51 70 48 64 130 nr Little Schuvl. 4 8 Mlnehlll .. .50 No Penna . . 86 P R T 21 Penn Tratflc. 2 Ph Co cum pf 33 Phlli Tract 61 Rwj3 Co Gen 2 Un C of N J 18S U S Steel pf 110 W J & Seash 40 Con Trac X I 60 West Coal iiu n t .. 10 IIUBT pf 17 Ins Co of N A 26 Yoi k Rw y . . 9 York Ry pref 31 Short Term Notes Ilnte per rnt Am Cotton nil . r. Am T S..T (ftubs) n Baltimore A Ohio r, Haltlmore f. Ohio ft Bethlehem Steel, " Brookhn Itap Ir 1 Canadian Pac Ry a r IU Q ... 4 Iela A. Hudson., s Eric Railroad . " General riectrlc. General Electric. l I Ot North Itwv 1 X Y 44 Date Fept Ms 1 eh m Wnnl nf 93'4 Pore Marq... 12 N Y Central . 1 Atchison pf.. 82 f,1,tJs,,,We''t 2SJ6 U P Rubber . 0 rl,l T nriM IMttSfftWt nf. 601, l'tuh s,eriir Corn It Barrett Co . .' 88 & Steel C.,r. 58 Psd Stl Car pf 93 Rtadg 1st pf 35 ueaog 2d pt 38 Rep I & S pf 100 itj Stl Spg pf 97 Batonllas Mln 1 Beth Steel ... 91 Bkn R T ... 42 Bkn Un Gas. 105 Brown Shoe. . 65 Cal Pack Co. 40 S'a,f:e,IArm' S"G&SApr 80 gfis-'Sebk'-lji e.,": : . ":" Weat'Bh'e E A. M II .Inly Julv Feb July -Mar July Aub Apr Dec July Kept Sept luno Mir eb Mar Dee ept Pcl Bid US' !lll ht ns. list, ni us', ni'i H71 srnu 1!) liio inn'i jo ii)ii"j iniiT, '.'ii n' 'in (is 'Jl in'i Hi 'iim 'PI IIHI, in iish is inn :j rs l'i 1)0 in '18 'ill in is jt jj 'jo in Aak nn nn Inn nn nsv, no not, mi n-v n n: IIS4 nip , nn, mis ns ltm snH 10 FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Am Ten Secur.. 1 Analo I'rrnch . 5 Argentine Govt. . 0 Canndlan Got.. 1 Clt of Paris . . Repub of France " Russian Govt .. 0 Russian cow 10 'JO Aus (let lta '20 Aug Mil Oct "Jl Apr Mil Junn Mfl Dec 'Jl n7 l0 mi's ni'k Ri ns .in 07', lit .07 1111 S4 HSU 41 4J ... I'm X xnrtiw. qn ,.."' -' ,,i.iu nml nr Kt.ltvor. -. Mnr I 1111' 1 ' Mldvale Steel.. 0 40 4R - VSt , ciuett Pbv nf 100 Snatt Arlz 1'W Un K of c, n. . 1 Sept Ms nn nn, Missouri Pac. 24 23V4 21 ' r,"ie iSe .Vf i?a; So Porto 11 S 160 S i: o o n . W -Nov Mn nn'4 7 do pref .... 4 .14 84 .. i ,r rf o.i l Ji,' St L K. S F. . 12 U I Un KotOll ,. 1'n Nov "21 04 M4 Nat Un . Stpd SI .10 ,10 .. ; ti, 'niA '7 st J' s r pf 2'1 'Convertible Into Ions-term bonds n" ? 6NmHA: My. 1! in - H I r -rj " : -! dividends declared North Pac . . 8R 88 80 If, I JifL. '... ' ,1-2,, Studebaker nf 90 Amerlin Snuff Companv. reaular nuar 38 11 13 4RIJ4 ft 4 24 90 Bid iMicsini.vw Aetna Explosives 14 Am Brit Mfg . 3 m Marconi Am Writing Paper. lr Reluctlon Canadian Car Co Can Car & Fdy pref I Charcoal Iron i Chevrolet Motors . Test close Ask (sale) (tuiy disposition on me part of snlp tf to purchase. Receipts remained Hendee Mfg Inter-LuDe Kathodlon Bronze pf Lake Torp Boat .... Lehigh coal saies . Lima Loco Maxim Munitions Marlln Arms N Y Shipbuilding Nor Amer Pap Pulp Otis Llevator .. . Peerlcs Motor .... Poole l'ng Redden Truck . . Scrlpps Booth . . . Standard Motors .... Submarine St Joseph Lead . 7 . 28 70 , R 123 . 7.1 31 8 110 F '. 10 1 .HJJtae." ended at "2c, against 71 c fSte end jesterday. The loiv price adT-i pbldg TU..I1U T..l. r.l.aAH oo Ilia Kfio, . i..UU K U1.. " iiri'" i7 ... ' "-- "'' " Triangle film s:sire to oi'.-jc, againsi uuc ai tne JAMH$tyesterday. The bottom was 65 c. WXEop on August, was dssc; me low I'tiflc'and the close 6.'c bid, against jCO at the end yesterday. adtnc futures raneed as follows i.tnew delivery) Yes day's Open High liw Close ilnse J 3J 1 aili 1.31V4 !.. 1 3 ' FeVT,, 1.33 1 Jl.Va 1.34 1 Sob 1 3JS fctn jJtV nn "' ,ia 'H 80S in u-7 in, -iui tu United Profit Sharing u S Steamship United Motors United Sugar . . . World Film , Wright-Martin Air . . Zinc Concent . . 4 IR 44 A 80 40 41 14 SO ii i 16 11 o; o 27 30 10 1 14 6 3 -' 73 31 80 R 128 80 37 0 111 1 20 3 1 4H 8.1 11 81 43 2 .10 16 70 11 17 12 17 1.1 Vi 07 8 27 38 10 14 ft 3 38 12 18 8 26 Bid STOCKS. Test close Ask (sale) STAMIVKI) OIL ijjrmgi. L-- -' rsws M( .,..22.21 &TTld. tA .10 tAsked. 24 52 24.73 22 50 Si BT 41.51) 4t.70 54 71 24 27 24 43 tJ4 55 22.10 53 77 41 .10 441 30 41 50 ttl.50 'J4.1J 24 57 2J 17 JJ SJ 41 .10 41 7(1 P Cotton Buyers and Sellers r.' Hyman and Downs bid; Burnett. ey, Koyce, urooKs, ivilson, G03s, niianu iiiciictl uuereu, tober Downs, Sellar. Gumoens and gird- bid : ueran. iiussen. mnsteln Illinois Ohio Prairie Pipe S O Cal . . S O N J SONY , 187 3i2 281 .21.1 .5(0 72 173 326 210 216 515 275 S42 274 INDEPENDENT OIL Inter Petrol Houston Oil . . . . Merr.tt Oil ... . Midwest Ref Met Petrol . Ohio Fuel Oklahoma Ref . . ., Rice Oil Sapulpa Ref . . Sequoj ah Sinclair . . , United West Oil . MINING Alaska Standard . Atlanta . . Big Ledge . ... Butte New York Cal & Jerome . . . Con Arli Umrna Consolidated. First National Goldfleld Merger .. Goldfleld Cons . . Goldfleld t Florence Goldfleld 'Kewanaa Green Monster trAMin svit . i "cun ..lining , Howe Sound . . . . Independence Lead , , Jerome Verde Jim Butler Jumbo Lxtension . . McKlnIe -Darragh . . Magma Copper , . . Mother Lode . ... Mines Co of America Nevada Hills . Nevada Wonder ... Niplsslng Ohio Copper Ray Hercules San Toy Stewart Tono Exten United Verde . . West End Con . . . White Oaks . . . White Caps Yerlngton 13 13 64 A8 2574 26 107 111 1 12 17 7 , 7 A 8 0 18 20 A rocKs 5 10 8 1 1 Y 1 in 1 1 1 ,?. .. 2 3 , V ' 10 13 3 5 4 4 3 4 3 4 A 81 61 0 10 41 43 SO 31 37 38 '1 1 S 10 1 8 U U 4 4 0 10 S-32 7-32 A 1 3R 40 00 1U0 3 13 84 2.1 110 Ohio Gas Penn II R Peo Gas H C, Pitts Coal.,.. Ry Steel S;irg. Ray Co. i Cop. . Readlnir ...... itep iron & stl 86 IRoval Dutch.. 88 1 Seaboard A L. 8 I do pref .... 21 ISIoss-Sh S &. I 86 Sinclair Oil . . 28 l Southern Pac. 8SI4 Southern R R. 24 Studebaker . . 43 sup Steel ... 40 Tenn C & Ch. 18 i Texas Co .. .140 Tobacco Prod 63 31 4.1 4.1 48i4 .14 23 88 84 Vi 8R 1 30 OR 28 83 24 42 40 IR 147 37 43 .. 43 4RX4 ft4 14 2.1 R8 1 84 1 88 1 1 2oy4 v 66 28 .. 834 .. 24 42 40 Vi 18 141 "Pme.,," .'? sup btl 1 nf no r M & prf ..28 reNa, mCi; r S"l' ,. Jex Co rets.. 19 .per cent on preferred Len Cigar pf 93 rhlrd Ave.. . 20 ' ttock of record Juno 10 iii.;n" 'i0D lV.? "f- 9i I " dinner Companv resuiar ouai Hartman Cp .85 Tran Wms... 40 terlv of II '.0 per Bhare on preferred nnd Hv Klec -...101 Twin Cv R T 42U ' 1 21 per share on common pavable Julv IIDmestake Jt 75 Under Tvijp.,102 ' '"l? sioik 01 rrrorn June i'i. terly of Vi per cent on preferred unA 1 ner rent on rnmmnti both n.,vnSln T,.l I i to stock of tecord June 11. ii iii)-ceriiwii reKuiar nurierij or 1", naauie juiy 1 to Iowa Cent ... 2S Tnlon B . Pa 79 u Jewel Tea ... 38 Under Tjpe.,100 ian c do pi dj en n &. i'n.. 11 Keok & D M 4 Un Car Stl pf 103 Laclede Gas 80 I'n Diug 1 pf 48 Llg . M T Co.167 L'n Pac Bd.. 15 Lorlllard 185 Un Pacific pf 70'- 1 Louis S. Nash 115 Un Rv Inv . n .Mackay Co.. 75 United Fruit 124 iTanhot l'lv Hi; USCIP nref . 41 , Union Pac .. .121 l'n Alloy Steel 30 60 61 j'4 May Dept Sts 53 J" S Ind Al pf 97 y4 120 120 May Dept pf 102 IS Rub 1 Pf.104 30 39 . Max Motor. .. 26 USRltvImp 15 U 10 A 8 1 'l Ml i " ll 4 4A 4 3 io In Clg Stores 01 02 02 2 U S In Alcohol 121 121 122 '4 U S Rubber. . ,.B1 50 56 x4 u a sieei... . iuii',4 uh do pref 110 110 Utah Copper.. 10 llYt Va Car Chem.. 40 48 Wabash pr A.. 42 12 Westlngh Mfg. 42 41 Wilson Co . 50 SR Wllljs Overld. 104 10 'ASKS PROFITEERNG PROBE 08 10 17i 48 Vi 42 4 41 88 10 Councilman Wants Charge Against House Owners i Investigated 1 William T Colborn, common council man from the Forty-sixth Ward, pre sented a resolution asking for the ap pointment of a committee of five mem- bere from each chamber to investigate j charges of house profiteering in various sections of the city. The preamble of the resolution sets out the fact that In some localities landlords have raised rentals to a pro hibitive figure and have ordered tenants to buy or move. It also stateti that many persons have obeyed the Federal 6 I injunction to duv coai and tnat to move if necessitates their selling their coal at i 4ti a reduction or moving It at Increased I II I cost. 7-3S The suggested committee is author lailzed to make a thorough investigation and report conditions to the Federal 1 06 authorities at Washington. Max Motors 1st pref .. B5 MaxMtr 2d pf 21 Met Pet pf.. .119 Mich Cent... 119 Min & St L n 11 dont Pr . .. 68 Mo K &. T.. 5 Mo K & T pr. ) Mor & Essex 39 M StP SSm. 99 I Nat Acme ... 33 1 Vat Blsct ... 95 .-.hi uis lii..i'J-j w Md 2d Pf. 29 1.11 con ft: CH itu Wot TTr,i una ! Sik 4" Si " Wheel & LE 9 SU KnJn .of ,.,, Wn & '' '" P' -3 Mex 2d pf-. . 6 white Motor, iiv, I Nat C &S pf.110 WHIvs-O pf.. 80 "JAP' 22 Woolworth ..115 . P.r T.&M ?: "or C&M nfB 90 N V C & S L 16 Worth P & M 49 Norf & West.103 Worthlngton Norfolk & Sc. 21 p & M pf B 68 . i cin a. it, -u"s U S Rltv Imp 1st pref. ... 50 U S Sm & Rf 41 U S Sm & Rf pref 41V Utah Sec Cor 16 Va Ir C g. C 72 Vulcan Detln. 7 Wabash .. 8 Wabash pf B 21 War R R pf . . B3 iVells-Fargo 71 west s prer. 04 West Md. W Md 2d pf. Tnhftf on Product a ('fimtunv. r pith In r miar, i terlv of I8 pt (cnt on preferred Huffalo General Klectrlc Compin auar terl of J pep cent on mmmon pjable Juno t!l to stock of record June JO General Railway Slgnil Coinpan, regular nuarterlj of 1W per cent on preferred and 14 per cent on common, pajable July 1 to etock of record Jun 20 Lcrilsh VatleA Railroad regular nuarterh of J'i pt cent on preferred and common, , paable Jul 1 to ftock of reiord June IT ' .st hnuts Rock) Mountain and PaHfle Rallroid Compans. auarterh &f 14 per rent on preferred, panble June CD Hooks close June i and rpopen June L'lt Gpnernl Railway Slffnal romrnnN. nuar- terl of 1H per cent on preferred and com , inon pajable July 1 to stock of record Tunc 1 'JO Columbia Avenue Trust Companj, seml annuil of 4 pr cent pajab'e July 1 to hold ers of record Tune 20 American International Corporation rep ul ir quarterly of 00 cents a share on torn mon piable June 20 to holders of record t June n Amerlcnn Steel Foundries Compin. rff iilar nuar terlv of 1 ner cent. Datable 14 '4 June 20 to holders of record Junt l"i uirara i rum uniintiiy rrguiiir nuitriri of 0 per cent, paubte July 1 to stock of record June 15 GENERAL ASPHALT COMMON TAKES LEADERSHIP IN LOCAL TRADING, AND CRAMP SCORES BIG UPTURN Former Advances to New'High Record of 19 and Makes Up Bulk of Business, While the Latter Is Up 4 Points Steel Quiet Trading in stocksand bonds on the Philadelphia exchange was unusually small today, -with the dullness of United States Steel common a prominent topic of discussion. Continued strength of General Asphalt common and a big advance for 'William Cramp certificates also attracted considerable at tention, but otherwise those In attendance In brokers' board found few devel opments of Interest. General Asphalt during the first hour assumed the market leadership and advance H to 19, a new high record price for this year, and Cramp, on a light turnover, was marked up 4. During the remainder of the day, how ever, these Issues were quiet and virtually all business recorded was In odd lots of home shares. Steel was lower, following the trend In New York, and It has been a long time since that usual leader has been so dull, only 300 shares changing hands. Rapid Transit trust certificates, which have been quiet for several weeks, werjc 'leak In on a moderate scale nnd scored a fractional advance, and Lake Superior Corporation, which, next to General Asphalt, was the most active stock, sagged off . ' Lehigh Navigation gained a8, Philadelphia Electric came out unchanged and United Gas Improvement was marked up '4. On light sales Reading was higher nnd Pennsylvania Raihoad declined to 43. Liberty Loan bonds were exceptionally dull, but the 34s, second 4s and third 4'Js were higher. Outlook for Pennsylvania Salt President Joseph Moore, Jr., of the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company, makes the following statement: "In answer to a few Inquiries, ther Is lrtually no apprehension that the pending war tax bill will Involve a reduction of the company's dividend. The profits under the present harassing conditions of operation are consider ably less than during the boom period, and the capital employed Is larger. Therefore the contrasts with results before the war, upon which the tax Is based, will not Imply a very serious additional burden unless the measure -is radically extreme beyond what is now likely, "The wisdom In these tempestuous times of limiting the increase of the dividends to 10 per cent rather than to 12 per cent is noy evident, Stability, and not speculation, Is the aim of the management. The next annual report will present the company In superb financial and manufacturing position, the equal of the best." Financial Briefs The annual report of the Acme Tea Company for the jcar ended December 11 last shows bales of $24,640,855, an increase of $6 2.26,118, or .14 per cent over the previous ear. The New York Subtreasury gained $3, 603,000 from the banks yesterday, mak ing a cash net gain since Friday of $27, 230,000 The name of Henr K Kurtz, Jr., has been posted for membership In the Phila delphia Stock 1 Exchange NWhen elected he will take the seat vacated by William F Kurtz, who lecently became president of the Colonial Trust Company. Vaughn M Co ne has been admitted to the firm of F P Restlne &. Co. The Kes stone Tire Comnans's sales In May amounted to $646,464, against $415,- J a J car ago and $113,713 in May, 1916. The Shattuck Arizona Copper Com pany produced in Ma, 840,999 pounds of copper, 12,021 ounces of sliver, and 114 60 ounces of gold Albert C Oehrle was today ele,cteda dliectoi of the Columbia Aenue Trust Company. To bring the twelve Federal Reserve banks Into closer touch with Washing ton, with each other, and to facilitate the sending of messages to member banks and State Institutions, a privitte telegraph oftlce Is being Installed In each of the Reserve banks. The In stallation will be completed and In work ing order this week. 45 CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS rhlraen, June 0 HUTTKR ntcelptii 5020 tuba Market He hither Tone firm at 4mc pr pound BOOS Receipts. 12,117 ram-n Market it uiKiier. injie nriu ui - 'a v din c. Per Capita Circulation Decreases VV aKlilnnton, June 6 Per capita cir culation June 1 was $49 63, against $50 37 May 1: $45 49 June 1, 1918, and $16 92 June 1. 1879 PACKER ASKS EARLY TRIAL Mormons Turn Over Wheat Io U. S. v aMiliiEton. Juno 6 More than a quarter of a million bushels of wheat has been turned over to the food ad I ministration from the Mormon wheat storehouses in Utah, the administration announced today. IMlKPKNOBMiOII. Barnett Oil &. Gas . . A Cosden &. Co . . 6 Klk Basin . 6 Federal Oil . . . . ! Bethlehem Br STOrKS Cosden OH 6s Cudahy 5s 7 . i South Railway V4 6 I Sinclair Oil 6s . JV4 3 ' Todd Shlpng 6s iior 5s 98 78 94 98 70 98 83 07 99 80 98 MONEY-LENDING RATES I EW YORK Call money, mixed col lateral, was quoted today at 6 per cent; all Industrials 6 per cent Time funds today were quoted at 5l-fl'5" Per cent for sixty davs, and berg, Wilson, Dixon, Waters and ) 5 1 6 per cent for from ninety davs nfrered. noer aigei m offered nary Mitchell EihHairedorn ISIsra .offered. r . ' w ' fii to six months Prime bank acceptances running sixty and ninetv davs are nuoted at 4 5-16(U nman, Gumoens and Mitchell 4 3-16 for eligible members; 4 7-16 ' t cir n dlin-tHla nnn.mBmhani nnrf bid; Peers and 5VC 4 for ineligible and Ceran Sigel and bid; Dixon ,- 15, Liverpool Cotton Uverpoal. Juno 6. Spot cotton mS quletf with middling, old contract, P -- at 21.54d. Sales. 2000 bales. r fuuu Dates, nune American were steady in the early deal- Id contract, spot prices, were: , miaoung iair, :..asa; gooa 2.17d: middling 21.54d: low '. 21. Old: good ordinary, 20 Old: j.9d. 'Copper Dividends Cut following cmiucnuB nave ueen l.ine prupnyry cupper blocks ; jl, three months ago $1.50; Ray Me4. 76C inree montns ago i; Consolidated. 75c three months U(h, $2 50, three months ago MYiacnua arc I'uyauic auiir of record June 14. Charles in 'announcing the dividends. UM reduction in cmno, nay Italia jvevaaa coneonaaiea 1 aue 19 ina mouaiinif coats. , ana tne race mat tne metal has not been ad- L 1 . a r vfc j i&fiFi vmss -1918 IMIILADKLI'llIA Call 6 per cent; time, 54r6 per cent Commercial pa per, three to six months, 5W6 per cent, six months, 6 per cent. LONDON Money on call was un changed today at 24 Per cent The rate 01 discount in ine open maraei tor Bhort bills was 3 per cent, and for three months' bills was 3 9-16 per cent, unchanged, Reserve Banks' Discount Rates Official discount rates at the twelve Federal Reserve nanus were as follows; (The fir it column gives the rates for all periods up to and Including the fifteen-day maturity, the second for a period of sixteen to ninety days. The third and fourth columns give the rates for rediscounts of collateral loans se cured by Government bonds or notes.) Com'l paper Govt, paper la to 90 la to so Banks 15 days daa IS da days Boston 4 -K 4 4J4 New York ...... 4 4 4 4 1 Philadelphia ... 4 4j 4 4 i Cleveland ...... 'i 4?1 414 Richmond Vi 4i 4 4' Atlanta, ..,.... 4 4i 4 41 Chlcaso ........ 4 4Vi93 4 4U 8t Louis ...... 4 ?. . MlnnMitKlllM 4 4 9S 4 4U -....... .--- - -j - . wl. ., s city .... !itaf ! VitlMRzl'r c FOREIGN EXCHANGE New ork, June 6 The market for foreign exchange In the early dealings todav ruled about steady. Quotations were: Demand sterling 4 75 35. cbls. 4 76 7-16, Franc cables 5 704, checks 5.714. Lire cables 9 09. checks 9.11. Swiss cables 3 94. checks 3 99 Guilder cables 604, checks 50U. Pesetas cables 28 55, checks 28 35. Stockholm cables 34 40, checks 34. Chrlstlanta cables 31 60. checks 31.30. Copenhagen cables 31.40, checks 31. Ruble notes, nominal, at 13HQ13&i BANK CLEARINGS Bank clearings today compared with corre sponding day last two years: 1818 1917 1816 Phlla , ,$4.1SS.'Jn2 $17.381, Ofll J12.277.7n-. He. ton .. 41.108 4)19 34.872.817 33 008 1(14 rhlla . . B4.151.2S2 .'.7..191.na.1 42.277.703 N. Y. .,,S9n,5.,R,104 28'..g34,'.'87 320 093,1 3i Chicago.. 69,37.',080 73.188,706 03,993.307 Bank of England Statement London, June 6, The weekly state' ment of the Bank of Kngland follows: Total reserve 30,389,000, Increase 339,000; circulation 51.855,000. In crease 804,000; bullion 63,794,000, In crease 343,000; other securities 101, 558,000, decrease 4.918,000; other de posits 131,905.000, decrease 3,364,000; -public deposits 38,663,000, decrease 2.392,000; Government securities 56. 403,000, decrease 334,009. The propor tion of the bank's reserve to liabilities Is now 17.80 per cent, against 17,50 per cent last week, and compares with an advance from 19,50 to 29.48 per cent In this week last year. Clearings through the. London banks for the week were X393.900.000. against (317.5:0.600 iMt wk,amlt3M,O3O,O90.ia tWa puk kMt WiCYr. sJ fY V J j.m r . - T SENATE AFTER WAR PROFITS Asks Federal Information on Rapid Accumulation of Wealth Wsulilnslon, June 6 The Senate to day opened the drive on war profiteers It unanimously passed the Borah resolu tion calling on Secretary McAdoo to furnish all available information on profiteering, together with a llst'of all concerns making more than 15 per cent profit. The resolution calls for the Informa tion which President Wilson told Con gress In his revenue speech Is In the Government's hands. It is to form the basis for a concerted wealth conscrip tion movement, which may go so far as to take every penny of war profits SEEKING VOTE ON SUFFRAGE .Republican Move in Senate to I Force Decision on Amendment , Washington, June 6 A Republican move to force a vote on the woman i suffrage amendment at this session wan launched in the Senate today Declaring he "wanted a little peace" for the balance of his life, now Impos sible because of ' letters and telegrams from women who say we are holding ' back," Senator Nelson (Minn ) said 'there should be a vote now Senators Galllnger, Cummins and Fall lolned In I the call for iteedy action ' both for those who have worked hard for the 1 .i.,-a anri tVinaA uhr, ,nnnaa It 'I UlCaou.u M..M ......... .. .W UJ.J.WHW .. Denies Charge of . LOCAL MINING STOCKS TONOPAH STOCKS l Bid Jim Butler . ill MacNamara 17 MI.Imuj (17 Mlzpih Extension in Montana 10 N'orth Star 11 Rescue I?ula . ...,... (IS West End 03 OOLDFIELD STOCKS Spoiled Mea"t to Army Atlanta Blue Hull . i . iiooin . . . . . . r urnishing P'"lonlneI4 n B-' Unlay Kewanas .......i .. .. . . - t ciro . .... , I n amiingion, June o inomasu vv 11- ' Sandstorm Kenaan .son, packer, charged with supplvlng . Silver Pick , spoiled meat to the United States army I MISCELLANEOUS ! at Camn Trav Is. Tex . todav nnnearpd I I before the Federal Trade Commission with Bid .mi (12 m .01 .in .03 .(it 01 ,01 Bid motion to advance the henrinir In his case from July 3 to June 18. He denied charges made against his companv, declaring they grew out of one box of kidnevs and a barrel of hearts which had been overlooked In a public storage plant. He said 500,000,000 pounds of meat furnished by his com pany to the Allies testified to its re liabllitv. In reply to Wilson, Kxamlner W, T. Chantland, of the commission, declared other Instances of bad meathave been found since the first complaint was filed. Arizona United II Nevada Wonder Tecopa Mining 21 A l l 07 111 us 07 12 1 0(1 01 01 !) 02 03 OJ II.' 01 Ask 20 JJ NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET New York, June 6, An easier tone prevailed In the market for coffee futures this morning, first mlces showinc a dron ! of 6 to 9 points There was a sharp de- ' ..Hni, nl I. inlno . 1....... ...... ......... .. . v....b . .juitiio nuciu CUilLiniltf lltTIi; down 150 to 325 points Snot at Rio and Santos also showed weakness A cable from London to the exchange reported arrivals theie during May of 22,301 bagd and deliveries of .10.583 bags The stock there on June 1 was 468 673 bags The bull movement In the Brazilian markets appears to hav e collapsed, w hlch may have accounted for the consider ably easier undertone here with outside longs moderate sellers There was a little local trade support. Bujers here did not follow the recent advance In the primary markets, the situation In Brazil being stragetlcally bearish with huge stocks at the ports, considerable coffee held back In the In terior and the weight of a new crop moveinent soon to be felt. Toda's Yesterday's opening close September 8 3(1 8 30 December 8 415J8 13 8 33 March 8 (lll8 02 . . July ...., 8 23 8.22 ? RAILROAD EARNINGS SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM Lines East and West Tourth week May.... $4. 604.031 $1,442,090 Month 12.110 247 2.7013 V. From Januar 1 51 HM 837 11,258.299 Mobile and Ohio Fourth week May.... " J4S9 .110 $91,812 Month 1,244.512 42,199 From January 1 .... .1111.08(1 lz,210 nflnrsla Southern and Florida Fourth week May ... $84,842 $13 091 Month 272,274 .14.2.11 I rom January 1 1.J8U.778 238.U57 CANADIAN NORTHERN 11118 Increase Fourth week May. . . 11.210 nnn tnn noo From Januan 1.... 38.419,500 1.223 400 Decrease OREAT NORTHERN SYSTEM April gros 17,210 0211 $013 871 Hie months' gross.. 31,388,902 02.493 COLORADO AND SOUTHERN Fourth week Mas... $101,(147 $29,181 Month 1.484 321 19 1.97 From January 1,. .. 8.083 938 97J.70S COTTON PRICES JUMP WHEN LIVERPOOL BUYS Cables Are 20 Points Better Than Due on Some Options. Tone Steady COTTON BELT FATHER CONDITIONS New Tiork. June 6 The following tem peratures were recorded In the cotton belt this morning: Memphis, Meridian, Msron. Nashville nnd Atlnntti. 70i Abilene. Nuretepnrt, Fort Hmlth. Little Rock. Mckuburg. Montgom ery. Angusta, Thomnsv llle and Tampa, 72i San Antonio, rhnrleMon. Wilmington and Iniksomtlle, New Orleans nlid Knvmlnah, 70- Corpus Chrlntl, (lalienton and rensa cola, 78, There naa .01 Ineh of prerlnltatlon at Charleston and Montgomery ,0B al Chnt- tannogai .08 nt Kavannnht .10 at An runts and Know Hie, nnd nnu urns hock. 26 at New Orleans New York, June 6 A steady tone prevailed on the call, and prices advanced 10 to 40 points, fol lowing Liverpool cables which came 20 points belter" than due on acme options Good rains In sections of the belt where they were reported as needed and slightly encouraging crop advices were entirely Ignored Liverpool was a good buyer of July and October, the only two options In which there was any display of business. Some commission houses tooTk small lots. Uptown operators, trade Interests and room traders supplied the list In the early dealings, but the offerings were considerably above the previous close. The early advance carried July con tracts to 26 43c, or 58 points net higher, while new crop months sold some 25 points above Wednesdays closing figures. Realizing, encountered on the advance, caused some Irregularity, but In spite of the continued favorable character of weather and crop advices, offerings otherwise were light and prices held within a few points of the best during the forenoon. The Interest of the trade seemed to center on the position of July con tracts, vWh reports of a continued demand for cotton out of the local stocl: Increasing the disposition to cover short commitments. The receipts at the port for the day are estimated at 7000 bales, against 6471 bales a week ago, 9349 hales a year ago, and 9631 bales two years ago. Yesterday's llJW 1 30 tlose Open am 12 m. p m. August 27.72 ... July 2.187 20.1(1 20 34 2(148 20 It October Jim 21 80 2 i Kit 21 94 21 (10 December 23 29 23 40 23 42 23 43 S3 20 NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS New ork. 1U 141 IUDS, unrnanxpu KGG.S Receipts in 7.14 cases Market .rJvioVi -.-.-. ""'"'";'' .est ra nrsts. O'lHOlTlf llllACU LUIOT, dUVdlVlC. unchanged June 0 BUTTER Receipts maraei sieauj. quotations Others Motor Co. Pays on Back Dividends New York, June 6, The Allis-Chal-mers Company has declared the usual quarterly dividend of 1 per cent on Its preferred stock and of 1 per cent on account of back dividends on the Issue, payable Jp,Iy 15 to stock of record June 29. Three months ago 4 of 1 per cent was paid on the Issue. ki LICENSE COURT JULY 1 Dale Changed to Give Time for Peti tions for Revival Judges Shoemaker and Wessel will hold a session of the T.louor License Court July 1 In City Hall. The date originally set was June 28. but was put ahead to give property owners of places where licenses have lapsed because of nonpayment of the license tee longer time In which to file a petition for re vival. Property owners now have until Saturday to file with Clerk Turner, In auarter Sessions Court, petitions asking iWudfs Jo revive ttojMwatt ljcns. s.wMt.fT'.ymtrm- . jmm iggw. m wi'ts.ijjjjjjs.ijjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjriiMniit i" .vi raStH " r ITlSDiitfV'l. & . fKSS'lu .V U-BOATS RAISE FISR PRICES Submarines Off Coast Keep Fish ermen in Port Submarine warfare off the coast keep ing fishermen in port, has resulted In an advance In the price of fish Food ad ministration quotations for today and a week ago am as follows: Today Last week per pound per pound Small dressed weak. . fith $ 11 to $ 17 $ 08 to 8.14 Round trout . oi to .14 .07 to 12 Croakers . 00 to .10 .08 to 12 Large dressed weak- V nth . into .22 .12 to 18 Sea bass., . . 14 to 21 .11 to .1(1 Halibut 27 to .32 .24 to 30 N. Y. TO BOSTON BYAIRLlNE Pott ofll re Department Stsrti Lieutenant West With Heavy Mail WaOiinglnn. June 6 Lieutenant West left New York at 12 09 for Boston. In a Liberty motor airplane carrying 4500 pieces of mall the Postofflce Department announced today. The trln Is being made to try out the route and to locate an emertrency land ing preliminary to th extension of. the e man service nstweea jstwxi Shippers of Freight l Hereafter, consignees and consignors must pay cash on presentation of freight bills unless-a bond is given to the Railroad Gompany. These are- the orders of DIRECTOR GENERAL OF RAILROADS and are effective July 1, next. AVOID DELAYS IN DELIVERY OF FREIGHT BY APPLYING AT ONCE FOR FREIGHT BONDS. No Red Tape No Delay Minimum Charges HARRIS J. LATTA Locust '578 Pennsylvania Building &ifa&;iS& . , ."tj-. - V, T ., WZZ ,j I i a 4 S a S52S ""'.. V W4r i -"- . ttJL, liSKBBSBSBSBSBSBSBB.
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