T. . -.. "WOT?-' - 'TfflUBMBgl1 a JlW7-JW1riMlBPBH& 'IWIPWB J1 ' fe&SII thurjsday; t JVEWS OF Tffi FINANCIAL WORLDNEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES MPrrtant' DivMenil 'M:-l.U.J adaaBafessV:' UMS5M :?mm. rv:;-v'fk fir EVENING PUBLIC" LEDaERrr-PHlLABELPmf TTVTfl. 9fl 1frlS s l'-"wiw-GLv?f ; -,-s MMMMMHMl I I II III III II 'MI I I I I .Kami in . f ! HI1MI " msii 1 "'ll II H ! I ! j ij -. i3X l4SMM n Iff J ike wilt yield M At present OO a,, MM ISUtea Steel, 17 ship, 15 Steel, 12 jeePro.&Ref.,30 If we show,' von without stioh Kow even these ex- nal leturns mnv be Wy -.increased? An in- .t 111 1-! 11.- ;... ry.)Tin uimir iiiu tiuuinia- OL v 0, pkice movements are-mixed again in new york market, Declines following gains 1918 KfltliWiYli 1X1 It llCTT frlti nTlrfi HUTl 4 rWldener BldR..Phila..ra. ".. Walnut 6386 HacetdOG ' 'Mlr. I.. OmVe. 0i C'rmrr Vjsldr. Bell rhotie 3213 m '"Our Market Review, just is ttted, contains latest informa ttoa oil Boston & Montana Annual Report, Financial .Statement. President Allen'.? f-Letter to Stockholders, an Gianni vsic nf tho ni-nnn;rtl Ki- Itoancinrj Plans, Description of ,'.!Ncw Properties, etc. Also "ifcovers: Thiogen, ft Houston Oil, ft' Rochester Combined, & p,v.rv n;i. 4"V - 7 , Pand numerous otner active Curb issues. , I. "nti ft Mil frmirif Rogers, Norton & Co. L:r KetablMicd loos MstExchange riace, .. 1. Uty Mercantiile Marine Advances on Big Purchase by Barney & Co., but It Soon Turns Downward Steel Industrials Take Same Course New Yorli. June Jti. Price movements viae mixed, again in today' stock market, with many oC the Important issues showing strength nt the opening, but lead ing before the end o fthe first iiour. Speculative interests continued absent, leaving the course of the market to be dclrmlncd to a gtcat extent by tho speculate c element on the bear side. C. D. Harney A Co. bought 10,000 shares of Mercantile Marine pre ferred in the Initial trading. making that stock advance l'i to 104i, but it nas not long befote It reacted to 102T- Tlie steel Industrials made gains ranging from fractions to mote than 1 point, but also tcccded, the early demand being quickly filled, and in the lato forenoon those Issues showed little change from yesterdays final price. Tho tobacco group was strong also at the start. United Cigar Stores moving up 2 points to 9S'4, and Tobacco 1'roducts made a gain of more than 1 point, but General Cigar stock, which was a strong feature for tome tlajs, dropped from 3 3to 49'J. The traction stocks were also weak, Brooklyn Hapld Transit falling from 42'4 to 3S'i, and Intorborough preferred dropped from 40 to 38. Tho weakness In Brooklyn Ttapld Transit was almost entirely duo to a fear that the comp.mj would not be nble to meet the requirement included In the proposed Go eminent co-operation in meeting the 3 per cent note maturing .lulv 15. I'tw York Stock Sales '. New York Bonds Philadelphia Stocks T.of . , clo AluFka Ootd Mines H, Hil'i t.in' 1 1 .n a.m. :i? i'i ai. ii or 46 0T 10 Alaska Juniau Allln-Chlmers Mfn. Allls-Chalm pf . . . Am Bret Sugar ., Am Can Am Can pt Am Car and TOy. Am International, Am Cotton oil . . . Amer Kxprcss t- Amer Slipbldg i'c. . Am Hide & l.ca.. Am Hide & I, nf. Am Unserrt . . , Am Locomotive . Am l.oco pf Am Mailing . . Am Mult 1st nf.. m smcltng & Itcf ;ci ... Am Sumatra Tob.lUS'-i 1 10' 159,' IH'Jj w sugar Refining! li!,'..i H'J'j llS'ii ll.'i 1 ri' 8-I',-67i 4Gt IHJi . SO . !' f'DJi. IW . !!'' iii ., 9S , 7'i , 41 II If, 77.',' 41 I7U, 77?, I 'i. i 07', I 1 1 ..- ' . . Hlti Iw m. 1 lOSOOOAnglo-I.'rch Ss 02 i 82 H2 JCflOOBrk It T 6s '18 fliU 97i 07'i ..000C A Ohio cv us 8l'4 81U Sl',4 I B000C n & Q reg 4i 91U 94'i 91U I 7000 1ntcrbtet 4Vip 51i Kl'i Bl .1000 Inter M Mar 6b 08 U 08 '4 08W 30000 Mb llnnil .TV4 B0.S8 00.54 00.34 35000 ilo 4n 04. IB 04.14 04.1 IGlPIKIO ilo ;, .,.,0(1.00 06.00 06.08 1000N Y C fell (id 04Vs 94ii. 9 lib 1000 .v v r 4s 1050 oft on on . JL222 5f Y " rpf s- "'i B:;' 10000 Pa gpri ct 4U3 87i 87 87U I00u L" S II11I1 Ds.. 70, 79r: 70ss New York Curb Am Til & Tol Am Woolen. ,. Am Voolrl pf . Am Zinc I, A 3 . Am Zinc A- t.d pf Vnaconda Copp"r Atchison T K H K. Atch T R. s V 11 SHARP LOSSES OCCUR IN THE CORN MARKET JULY OPTION ACTIVE IN COTTON MARKET j Rule lo License Customers, Bujing Prompted by Steady 1 Wbo Take Deliveries of Casli. I Cables and Moderate Sup- as Ucsalcrs Cause Selling port From Spot Houses mimiirinci;niiiiiiM.Mi'iiari!"iaiiiwwi'iiiiiiD rarities Purchased at Higher Levels ..Our nw froe foliltr ts forlh fMcurttlcB tnav b utilized to In 'crf& present Income, and also th rointi ine way lor ineiors kdvitntatpounly liquidate tiiM - rilien l ti inurii rnriier naie nn would otbrwle " posslbl. hen nendlnff for fMr, pujc t you furnish Jlnt of s-curltt mfd. and at wnat ricurea MMJ. to pur- t0x&Company I Jjtroo. is Stock Broken 1 Estate Trust Bids, I'hila. rrivU Wtr I'rompt Uelifrrlti f,v4 rnone ai. -pu miiiiwiimb am iimhiuid xiMM,am benefit ' Ti'slfn Rnanfiillii a a tn rvtsz ,."- 5 In answer to letters from jmany investors requesting f y information on IhU import- ) ant chase of finance as an- s,i:4 4t.m k.nnU Kpsib-s iv iiivni Hv o-ihhj . ir hflvr niiKIUhrH a HftiV c tbooVlet which v.e are dis W tributing upon request. :Tt. .Si? ar jV. ijivtvi'iiunv! iii iir ' tile ioi Ilooklct TL ..-U.7 JIIBtsV X. KIIKiilf ;''&' .r-..n .?' WHener BHf, PhiUiicViU .'' rbon R.!l. W.lnnf lfilO - J0STUOf, KHfit 'j-jyo ,ji" we rK H CklraKB rittuhnrch Honon (Jir rritt iT(r. MM 4 BAKER. ClMocnrr AvUitln;, rMiair!pt( f roar snd rnc Do.t T L 03T I'?" liirrlt (.RAIN IIKI.r 41K.TIII:R fORKTl (lilditn. .lunr SO. Illinois rnft(lrd: tliuntlrr ilinwfr norlli unci net tonlKfatt l.irmer tonlKiilt 1 liuur pani ilnml. Mlvurl Kulr tnnlrnt mill l"rltn tir reileil b tliuntlrr lionfrs nortlifst to , nlsttt. ' litrnnMn-l'nfHpd. (luimUr fchonprs t anil ftouth (nnlitht. pn)bubl ilearlne I'r1rin tnornlnvt nnrmrr. Ilnnftota I tllr tonight ami rrldnt toolrr Triflfu nntl nortlmrst (onisht. In I'alr lonlilil nnd llrin. prwulfil by thundrr wliourrs extreme eaut tonlithtt uurmer fat nnd cooler etrenie noulhiirst tonlchtt rooter weM l'rldrt. North IMkota 1'nlr tonlthl anil Irldnr: runler In southen'.t rrll . South Inkotn. Nehrakn nnd Knn.as rnlr tonlrht nl llilajrl cooler. Montnmt imd WjotntnB I'alr tiinieht and coolrr. ChlrsE". Juno 20 Sharp lo?yei occurred In the corn mar ket this morning, with general felling by commission houses on a ruling hj the United States Komi Administration, which has been sent to all members of the Hoard of Trade, that each viihttimer prhato reports received this morning to who laKen iicmcry 01 v:.t?ii kjaui uu futures must he piopcrly licenced b. the admlnisliatlon as a dealer In grain. It is also a violation of the food liw" for commission met chant" lo take de livery and carry cash grain for cits ' tomers who are not so licenced. The 1 ruling is to pievent cash gram from points net higher bv falling Into the hands of speculators. , nrpt fifteen mirfuto. , Operations in the pit wcro active and I Tho ic-dpts at the ports for the da;. Htjpport was weak. It was the consensus aI.e rstimateii at 6000 bales, againtt that all longs fn July will have to either ;j hales a week ago. 7005 bales a ycdi liquidate or apply for a grain dcalcr'fc ,lE0 alui 15.513 bales two sears ago. It.-.. UA. ,1... ,.., ...nn.l. Tkl A i litcne- iTi.11.: mi- .ni niuiiL.i ini-ir, y..,..,i.. . Ill -n 11 11. -.11 t lone up-n h m in. n.m Jul.'. (October opened at J1 ti? to .' 11 1 . , "S.'."" (orro.N nm,T nnunDR roM)ni(N , New York, June 30. 'Ihe follonlnt: ' temperature were retordrd In Hie cotton lclt this morning: Vlaron. Knonllle. Naslillllr, VtlunlH. Tliomasiille nnd Nniunnih. 1 1t : Memphis. .ViikiiMr and Jnrksontlllr. VJl .m Antnnlo. Mckhar. Meridian, Montsonier.i, ( hat tanoora, Tharleston nnd Tomim. ;4i Abi lene. ShreTCport und IVPMirol.i. '.il: Okla homa, ",S. and Corpus rhritl, 80. New Vork, June JO. Aside from a little pressuie. which forced July 5 points under last n'g'.ita close, cotton prices wero neatly at the outlet at advances of 1 to 5 points Busing was prompted bj ttcadj cables nnd the strong stock market Jlorietalc support came ftom spot hniie.. 1'eai.s of tlamage from 1 lie high Texas temperatures were partis allayed by 09 Sfi'V HJ'j 4S til i S.V.' At Gulf & W 1 .107 Baldwin Loco . . . 8!) Baltimore & Oh o. ,VT Beth S Class B... S'J Beth S 8 ,n c pf..lU4i Brooklyn It Tr . . 42' Bruns Ter & n Sec 1'J Butte Cop &. '.. . Ill Butte & Superior. 21 Cal Tetroleum 'i ('en Leather Co. ttT'i Cent l.eath Co pf 101 Cer tie Pas Cop. . :j' Chi Crcat West . 7't . ("hi K (lit W pie, y.l 1. Chi Mil & St Taul Mi't. Chi Mil & St P pf 74! . Chi It I & Pac.. '.'.'i do. 7 p c prof . 70 . Chile Copper .... 15'. Chlno Copper. . .. .'.SS Col Fuel A- Iron.. 10 . Columbia G i. El. 32' 1 . Col & South . . 2.1 Consolidated Has . 'i . Cons In C Min . 'j Continental Can . 7('i Corn Trod lief. .. 41' 1 Cinclble Steel.. . (il'j t'uba Cane Sugar. Ill' j "uba Cane S pf . . ?."i , Dome Mines .... (V 1 Distillers Secur... .'4 IJIk Horn Coal. . 2ti'i . Krle 2d pf 2.! Gaston VVm & W Gen Cigar Co. .. , Gen F.lertric. . . . Gen Motors lll'i 107 SOU .-,4', 12 , 101:1 : 40't IIS lr. 'tit1; 107 iS'i 51;i 82! 101'i ao'i OS I" "Gfi in7 54Ti R2'i lOIJi 40 Hid Aaked elim tlfj ..It 141, fheirolet 130 13'.1 Cnfden Co.... n S 'urllaa 40 41 I. V CI Sales 7S SS MaBtn Cprp"r SI 84 Mother loile. new 3i 3i Jtother I,od. old.,,,, 30 30 nv llerrulcn 4't 4?, riusslan ri, 32 37 Una slan ijCjb 311 .111 Seneca Copper loij 12V Rt Joseph Lead 14V, 14. Submarine ., , 1i4 17'4 fnlted Jtotors ,... 274 'JS Cn'ted Verde Kxtcntlon 30 40U VVrlcht-Marllit . .1 lnli 10U I VVrlKht-.Mnrtln pref ..1 05 70 ltl;h 200 Lk Sup C 17 30 Leh val. 0 II? IVnn 11 11 44 so rhiia nice 2414 60 needing.. OtVi 4.10 U S Steel. loaf Low 10 r.o 431. i40i tlli ll:so A.M. 17 .10 44 2411 0114, Unit, 10AH itnMis 4llsli Low 10 it iXt'j. Philadelphia Markets pnovistoNS The ni.it ki-t ruled firm, with fnlr Job- 4.S 1 ; 1.V1 us 13' 15 :is lllnir demand. TI.e follnvt'lni? are the minta. tlona: Clt beef, in aets,anioKeo.anrt alr-drled, 42e: ueten heef In eets, smoked, 42c: cit: beef. knuckla and tenders, amofcert and , a'r-i-led, 43c western b-ef. Unitclfls n11d tndtns. sniol.ed 13c r.:ef hams. J4.1 , Porl femlh. J.Vtif.3. llenta S. V. cured IroHft "JS-lfSnc. no eklnnrd. looae. 'JS1 ''U'n'.ci 111. do smoked. i:0'. tinuc- other nams. amoVed. clt cured, aa to brand and aieragv. 2111. fit 301, e- tio. enioked. western cu'ed 20't wai'ici di boiled, bi)neeS 4T.t . oicntr ahnttldera S. 1. cured, loose, 2PsC do, smoked. i'2i,c I'ellle?. In pickle, ac I etrdlntf to aserase loose, 32c. Breakfast bacon a to brand atid nieraire. city cured, s! 10e' do, western cured 40c. T,ard. weaiern, ' reflned. 2Si'20c; do, pure city, kettte rrn- o-reu. -a'j, tt -joe. Net chK. H V Net thee. .IK .10 .11 r'-!4 PHILADELPHIA 1NACTIE STOCKS Following are quotations . for. In active Ktocks listed in the Philadelphia Stock Hxchange and In which there were no transactions today. Tho price given is tho last previous closet A a War. ... 1 ',4 Leh Val Tr pf 26 Alliance Ins.. 10i 7 ! chujl 4". Amer Mill .. 10'- Mlnchill nu'.a en sr, 2 20',i 21 J1S00 III A Tct Tr 4s 1000 Lake Sup Ino OS. 400 Lib Bonds .1'...H... 09.40 20.10 do 4s... 04.10 3.10 do 4 'is 0.1.00 .100 I'hlln L'lee lt . 04 0.i .13 Vh 00.10 03.70 0.1.00 01 1 1 1.10 A.M. lO'.i .13 00 40 03.70 03.00 01 Amer Stores. 29 Amer Strs pf 02 Brill J U .... 25 Hrlll .7 (J pf. 70 Buff A 3 t c. 04 Buff S tcpf 48 Cam Iron ... 40 Cam Steel ..132 Catws 1st pf 52 Catws 2d pf . 54 Con Trac NJ 6614 lit & B T .. 10 Ht & B T pf. 17 Keystone Tele ft Key Tel pf.. 60 Lit Bros Leh Valley... Leh Val Tr.. :o I'ennn . 1'a Salt M . PUT Venn Traffic rhlla Co . . . Phlla Co Df . rhlla Co cm pf 32 H r n t t e. . . 24 m rhlla Tract.. 68 . Bwvs Co Gen 2 L'nlon Tract.. 37"H Un Cos X J.. 187 ti S Steel pf.110 Warwick Iron 8 West Coal ieV, W J & 8.., BO 'a York rtwy 20 rork n if. 40 9'4 31 , LOCAL SHARE TRADING SMALL AND PRICE CHANGES ARE FEW AND OF LITTLE IMPORTANCE Lake; Superior Corporation Advances to 17 Reading and Lcbigb Valley Lower Home Issues Are Neglected Transactions on the rhiladilphla ,Stock Hxchansc during the early pari of todny'n session were small nnd uninteresting. Local shares were neglected and the only sales tccorded were trifling, odd lots. Following the lead ol United States Steel common, however, the mnrkct showed a firm tone, which was In lino with tho first prices In New York. Lake Superior Corporation advanced j on a light turn over, but Phlla rielphla Klcctrlc.fi Tonopah-Ucfmont anil William Cramp came out unchanged Tho resignation nf K, T. Stotesbury from the presidency of the Heading Company had virtually no effect on Heading shares. Only a few changed" hands and this price dropped 'J, while Pennsylvania Itallroad sold at jes lerday's closing quotation nnd Lehigh Valley lost ',4. Steel advanced to 10.1vi, but later reacted 't, which left It near midday with a net gain of "4. Liberty Loan 4s lead bond trading and wcro weak, declining lo 05.70. WOMEN DON SENSIBLE WORKING GARMENTis of the panel, and it falls just ovet the edge .of tho bloomer, midway be tween knee and ankle. The gltl whe gardens at home nnd potters about 11! lettuce and tomato beds finds this fat-mer-sklrt very useful also. She doci not need the khaki waist and bloomit for -her 6rt of light' gardening, but I i.i fuels...., M...1.. r J dons the skirt over an ordinary while LatCSt LoSttllllC MatlC Of shirtwaist or petticoat, or over a llghl I.EFINED SUGARS Vi. UP 4 Jl'j !)'. Demrfiid steadj on Mated was fair and the market mled a basis of 7,15c (or fine crnnu- i W.i -tl't 04H l 31'4 ."I1 J DAIRY TRODUCTS OVi CSJi oiy. -S .Gen Motors pf . . . Goodrich B F pf. the effect that the high temperatures were checking the boll weevil a.s-1 also . 2S . 00' a .Jo1 .MC.'i .. ,i:is' las'i . S2 ... . iw;: . Granbv Consol. Great N'orlh pret S't'i Gt .V c for o prop. IlJ'j Greene-Can Cop... 41', Haskell & Barker 12' 1 .. Illinois Central. . . fi6'4 .. Inter Agrlctil .. )c'. 10 Inter Agrl pf . . 6IJ. 0.1' Inspiration Cop . ol-j il1 lnterboio Consol.. ,V, 8 Inter Met- Marine. 2S. 29' Inter Mer Mar pf. U2W 1041 CI1ELHK Supplies were small and tlii ntarket ruled Arm un(ler a fair demand OuolRtions: New Vork. ishole-mllk, clioleo. fresh, 24W2mc: specials hlaher; Xew York, whnle.mllk. fair, fresh. 2323'c: New Vork. whole-milk, choice old, 2l'.82Sc. Neu Vork, wholc-mllk, faiT to good, old, .- ( -.ti 21c. -' - POULTRY "(l' S'i'.l I.IXC The general market sas nutet and " -Jwcak with freer orferlnits. The nuotatlona: M... . 1 Fowl. 33S?34e: snrlnir chickens, not Lethorns 13S'.' 13S' 1 Welehlmr 1M92 lbs. aplere. boSRo: 'j Ki 32' 2 FOOTLIGIIT HAYS FOR "BOOK OF JOB" Stuart W.lker to Take Unique Biblical Play on Tour Next Season Kver since his Lenten production of "The Book of Job" in Xew York. Stuart Walker has been receiving Inoultles as '?.iwhctr ' ,v"Ine Presented in other cities. The boxofnee men In Cincinnati and Indianapolis, vvheie the Stuart Walker Company has been plavlng repertory for the last two months, re- poit many questions about the work. And letters Kliaki-and Consists of Sbirt- waist, Bloomers and Skirt All over this broad lantl hundieds of fine-spirited American girls ate turning to with a will this summer to d the work of men. and their labors are re leasing hundreds of men to take up arms for America. It may not be as roman tic to .wield rake and hoe In the hot sun as to hand out coffee and dough nuts to the so'dler boys in the canteen service or to play tho ministering angel In picturesque Bed Cross robes ot shin ing while, buf these valiant cirls are iust as truly doing their bit and their from VTcae-, , Z , w ls "ol without hardships, e nthTr el V. ' Ph'ladcIpnl8 Yet the busy farmerettes get OtllCr CltltR I.a huan nntif- 'j 1 i ... - ..'. ai.bix!. 1 fjr 1 1 !iw AMren aiiiin if v, nun 1 " Leihorna. aeco dlnr to size. 40c4tic.: tUetn-Mf, "J ' roT"LcT1R? 2?""",fa l0 th0 l Kouns roosters. 25W2e; old rooatera. 22 ""i"; fPion Sketch secured photo- -. 28e: ducks Vekln. 2fc30c! do. Indian nun- graphs which will appear in an earlv . . ner. unrS7r! culneaa. per pair, f1.8ll01.4ll issue. Clippings from French neivo. 10. Ither. Boston and other cities have been pour- ' deaf of slnlo. it omnV", if.t !." ous labor In the fields and they arc going lo lay up a splendid store of health and vitality, too, by their exer cise in the open air, their early-to-bcd habit and the simple, nourishing food that forms their diet. Ing Into New York office In such nuan titles that Mr. Walker has decided to prcsept his complete production of 'The Book of Job'"- on tour next season. The Interest In his dramatic presents- ;ium ui un- actual s.110. Testament toxt plaeons. old per pair. 40wl.1c, per pair, -atflrfuc. FRESH FRUITS 1 jounc. ipapprn concerning the production have 1 ucen received. And even from Hong- 1 itong. 1 11111a. came a letter anklng teclinl Inter raper was rain in pans of Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa 'I lie icceipls here wcie 115 , ears. Julj .. .... In T -.. i,il .. enabling farmers to keep the neltls clear "' "i", t" '" of grass. I Inter Nickel . . Sentiment. ItnliPier. t nnt Itlllctl hulllsh Ia"- Cltl SOUtll'n after the opening, with the effect of advancing prices to a level of 5 to 13 the end of the .TJ1 04 27( lS'i :i2)v o9',- 2S.22 211 20 26.3s . 24.4.1 24.4.1 24..-.0 .21.0(1 .i'4.0t 21.21 . 2.1.H" -3.07 24 H7 . 23 10 2J 0.1 24 07 25 23' . . ti.RS 2H.3II 4. 30 24.I1S 4.21 24 22 1.117 1.07 Fcalnst 81. 4.1'. at the end vestetdav. 'March and tlet: lined 10 81.14'. Atlcust started 'Avisust I at $1 46 to J1.4G'... compared wlthfj - 1 477, at the end csterda and re- Liverjiool Lotion ceded to Sl.lC, l.lierponl, June 10. Spol toltou was Shipments fiom Argentina for the I quiet today, with prices unc'vinged on week wore estimated at 200.000 bushels, the basis of 22.04d for middling, old Oats also weakened on the food ad- contracts, fales were -.'Ot'O bales. There in nistrxiinn'n rttlltiir On the hriak , were no receipt.-, rutmes we 1 e steady m.n stratlons ruling. Un tie break, , dealing" Old contract spot resting orders wcie encountered and iices were: American middling fair, theie wea some scattered busing by 03.35,1 : good middling. 22,ti7d ; middling, commission house alto, which helped ' 22.04cl : low middling 21. old. gootl ordl the tone a little. The receipts here to- nary, 20.5:d : ordinary ll:t-:'cl. day wcie 0 cars. ' July opened rtt 72.c to 72'-c against INACTIVE EW YORK STOCKS iuJii; at in; cuu ..raici'inj. wi,u"si. ,,.r.tis. f t-.-,n.t., 's. owl staned at .,c to 677io. compare., with , y A,!$Si,?S &V!"8&i , - -' P' 09'ic at the close yestettlay. n0 transactions todav Tho price Pressed Steel Car. Kennecott Copper Lack. Steel . Lehigh Valley Lee Bubber fcTire 10 Llg & Myets pf..!(l Maxwell Motors.. 27! Max Mot 1st pf.. 5-1 Mn. Mot 2d pf. 10 Mexican Petroleum 94 Miami Copper. .. 27 Midi ale .Steel Mo. Pacific . . . . Mo, raciflo pf . .. Nat. Knam.l-Stmp, Nevada Con. Cop. New O.. Tex. & M N. V. Central.. . N. V.. N. II & H . N. T.. Cmt ft West 21 Northern Pacific. S7 Ohio Fuel .Sup.. .. 41 Ontario Mining . I2' Pacific Mall 21' 1 Pennsylvania It. I:. 4,V Pere .Marquette.. . 11 , Pcre Mar. pilorpf. ,-,T'4 Pitts?. S. West Va . ;,-, Pitti. & WetVa.pf 77, Pierce-Arrow Pitts. Coal .M'i 2.'i!j 5P, is:. 21 . 72' 1 12 10' M'4 ill 2S ' lil'i ll.l 27'. 01' 10 o5' S 28' i 10! H'l'j Ol in (5'4 I olH ! S Demand was onlv mndcrste, but alus Renerally ruled steady on choice stock Quo tations: Aples, per bbl. Albemarle Plcpln, itiSrtd; Paldwln. fr.rf 8. Hen naH, J3 Bnififij Willow Twls, f8 10..V0. Apples, western pr bos VVInesap. f2.S0 9 4.nO; Newtown ioij I I'lpnin, 24. Apples, old, per .-bush. -f'l k.,.i tl KnftTn r.n. An n,w re lv.n,ner. lit' l2l4. Peaches, Oeorirla. nr l-lb. basket .'iD'., tarirer, f L"3sTB.S.t. Lemons, per box. sin r.ii'i 4T1". OranEes. California per ho, fnifi. ;.,. firapefruit. Florida, per bos. f2'9'4. Pipe. -1 ' apple-. Porto nico. per crate. f4Sf TtlacU- ... herires. North Carolina, per quart. mi?22e: 'tin. nelHware and Maryland, per quart. 111?? 1 22c. Plum. Oeorela, per carrier. J3I93..VO. .. f'herrlea. C!altfnrnln. ner box. 21..-iOfl3. I I antaloupes. California, per atandard crate. 34. ."f)ft;i: do, do, per pony crate, Hftf.riO; 1 do, do, per flat crate. S2. Watermelons, I Klorlda, rer 100, f 306 100; do, do, per car ' load, 4400(7 300. cal questions concerning Mr. Walker's. , lighting of "Job" and certain of the Liunsany plays. o'J inv 27'. r.i.'i 42 2S ' irt'i .i 27 H 51.'.- 42 llO'j 7P X.'i 7S; ot; 7!l VEGETAHLES 'l"he general market was quiet, with falrlj liberal offerings at reilerd figures. Quota tions: White potatoes, old, per 10ft lb. -New- Vork. 41.0.1412. While potatoes. Nor folk and Kastern Shore, per bbl. -.'o. 1. J33..-.ll: No. 2. l.r.0(r2. White potatoes. South farollnn and North Carolina, ner bbl. No. 1. I3S3 no: No. 2. fl.riOffS. White potatoes. Florida, pr bhl No. 1, fSCTS.T.V 1 No. 2. fl.r.iH?2. Stvet potatoes, Jer"y, per banilier No. 1. 42. ."Off .1; No. 2. f I.2.M3 l.ifi. necplant. Florida, per box, J1.2Sit2 7R Cu I cumbers. Florida, per basket, SOcCfLfiO! do, ! font li Carolina. pr basket. J1 192.00: do, I Norfolk, per basket. f2..0(!J3.25: do. North t'arollna ier 'i-bbt basket, f2..',0R 50. neans. VlreltiU. pel 'i -bbl. basket fl.50 I ft 2. Peete, Norfolk, per 100 bunthes, 2j3. 'Corn. Louisiana, per bbl. tl ,-,0 9. Pep. I nra. Plorldi per crate. ftr2. Tomatoes Florida, per crate, f)63: dtl. Mississippi, per crate. 7.v- fi m t'abbaee, eastern Shore, per barrel crate, ft .vnsjSj dn. Nor folk, per bbl crate, fl TMfiX; do, do. per 'bbl.. lft2..vn. Onions. Texas per crate, fl Ol.t VVutercress. per 1IIO bunches. J1Q2 .Mushrooms, per lb., 30il73e Shipments from Argentina for the week were estimated at 000.000 bushels. Shipments of wheat from Argentina for tho week were estimated at 1, 810.000 bushels. The receipts nf wheat at Minneapolis and Ouluth totlaj were 1S7 cars, against 2iio catB last year, at Winnipeg 10 cars, Hgainat 471 carp, and at Chicago one car, ugamst :6 caijt. given Is tne last prr.iuuo Eutr Adams Lin . Adv Vlumely. Adv Itmely pf -1 AJax itttDiier Ain .TEr. v-in" ?? l.l ESTOCK QUOT TIO.S Chliaco. June 20 tirxis Ksllmated re icipta oda. CtifMI bead left titer. 3kt1 head Verv little trading; bidlne mostly 23c lower fhsn .eateriiaj a average. I'ATTLK Estimated receipts todav 10,. Iiflti head H1IBBP Estimated rteeipts lodas 12.U0U head. .-.0 Chnl 8 ' s.-.. Ate rh nt '.' Am Bk N pf 61 Am Ci V pf. 100 Amer Coal .. !! Amer Ice . . . 41 's Amer Ice pr. 40 AmLlnsccd pr tO's Am Smlt Pf A SOT, Am Smelt pf 0o Am Sugar pf. 100-7 A Hum To pf 100 Am Steel I-'dy 61 'Amer Tob ..100 A Tob pf new 9o Am tsvu Louis Naih.lt; Maekay Co . . 71s, Mack Co pf . G4 Man Shirt . . 5 Manhat Ulev. .T Man n Ep Co 48 May Dent St. 53 May DStrspf.102 Mcx Pet pf . . 01 Mich Central. 03 Mln Si' L new 10 Mont Tower. . 6S. Mor Es'es. SO Mo Kan & T S Mo K & T pf n M PAS S M SO -Mont Pow . . fifi Nat Acme ..31 Nat His . . no A at Con ft c ir, -WKr-.noRV Ol- A( ( llli.NT', MCf(1nd Pttblle Vrronntnnta twnKNi'K u. nncivvN jl rn b'ttF.AI. KSTATB TlltJST MMJft rtUATK t AHJUSJT P.nTNKKSIllP L.VTION S. D1SPUTKD ACCOUNTS .- . ' . . . . Kf viuancuu Briefs me. JC- WI nf G27s Nat Clk ; St r.n "ntitlt Omaha. June 211. HOGS r.eteipis. a Writ fan pf "'' Na L'n & St pf 04 'J 1'i.ooti head. Kit to 23c lower ranxe. f 15.9U Arsoc I Gds. 12 Nat Lead .... 67 Un.-1" .. Ahso Oil . . 68 Nat Lead nreflonii All Blrm&Alt 10'i xy Air Brit. J SO AtlHtl C Line 0S' ,N v C H SL 16 Kan. (It,. June 20 --CATTIX - Re- 5 J S,",B,,,'!.r &&IK.. .21 celma. .Vifm hed stead. I "'u ,.i".,:',Iv.,. .-;u". "-. " v iu HOt; Receipts intm head Loner SIIKnl1 Rerelpta "OOll head ittad.' I'ATTI.B n'elnls Tin head f-tcad" wiHii.l ttt-ceiins ..tiiiii iieaa cart 4i.- I Batopilaa Mln l'.i North Vmer., is ' Beth Steel ... SS'j Mm; jid f. 4'i NEW lORK COFFEE MRKET Vew Vork, June 20. The market for ' ineetlne- nf ih.. ,ii,.. ., v,"w Vork. June 20. The market for Sl TX,?fr SSnSL1;0 KS!.?', coffee futures opened easier at declines nercial Trust Company today J. J. I ot, was elected a director of the nj'. Mr. Uaskob l.s'u vice president f.V:. I. tin Pont de Nemours . Co., Ilmlnirtoti. Del. fa: .... . - . nry Jv. ivurlz, Jr.. baa been elected imber'of the Stock L'xcliam-o mr. price at wniclt the J44.S00,000 G flt. seven-year American Telephone ivKmiMi cyuvcrtioie. nonns will be tu EiucHiiuiuern is ai nntt tntcrct WO'l an" Transport Corporation iplted to the New- Vork Stock i:x- :.xtv jinc ;.-,uuu.uuti voting trust tes for common stork. :3 rf 3 to 5 nointf A leading trade in terest wbs a free seller thought to be n.-nlitst purchases In the cost and 'relglit mat Let. Toda s openlne September .... December .. s H. March S2 May Julj . . . . s 02 Refined Sugar Unchanged New York. June 20. The Bkn Un Gas. 105 rirown ntioe. o.. Burns Bros .15X , Butterlck Co. S Cal Pack Co 407, i r Ari-i .. R7 , Cal Pet pf . . 62 I Can Pae 14't v., I Cert Prod ... SB .lo.; , Certeed lat pf S7 x.ll ' CIics & Ohio . j i s 31 chl fr. Alton .. 7 . .; Chi & Nthwst 9 l'i 1,2 C C C & St L 33 ' 3S CCC ft. ht Lpf RR Chi M fc St P 42'i C M ft St P pf 74 Chi It I & Pac 6 pc pr t c. 60 U CCS pref . SO' Col i ( otn Ohio Gas .. fiaa,. Ohio Gas rots 68 owens Bolt.. 61 Pan Pet nf 01 Peo Gas.of t 42, Peoria ft Uast 8 Phlla Co .... ;o Pierce Arr pf. t7's P C C ft S L. 52 'A Pond Ck C Co 19l Pfcd Sll Carpf 93 7'illman ....113 Head 2d pf ..38 U' Stl Sp pf 97 Shoij Mot . . 8 P.. Steel Soring Bay Consol Copper P.eading '. . Beading 1st pf. P.enubllc IioniStl. Itepub. TronftStI pf. m Rojal Dutch tr. re. in.; Sloss-Sheff S ft 1 1 6o Sinclair Oil P.efg. 2ftJt Southern Pacific... S4 Southern By .... 24 Southern By pf . . , 62', Studchakcr Co.... 4.r, Tenn Cop & Client trji, Texas Co dfl Tobacco Products. 64 Tol St LAW cts. ,-,r, Tol St L& W pref JO.'j L'nion Pac 121', Union Tac pf.... 70.' j United Cigar Sts. HO United By Inv pf. 17', V S Cist I P ft F 14' U S Bubbcr o?;i IT S Bubbcr 1st pflOJ U S Sm Bet & M. 41 U S Steel . . . U S Steel pt :!)'i :w, :s ;;ois .vj?; ,'t.i'i ."i2;,' :,r,'i M'a SI', Sl'i 81'j ("m') 07' tli 07 Si' '-. t 91 01. 1)1',' Ul't uo,'-ai "mu'oi MONEY-LENDING RATES PIIII.Alinr.PHIA Call G per cent: lime, C'40G per ceiet. Commercial pa per, three to nix months, fi'jtGlier cent; six months, G per cent. 07 OP, 20 21 07 fll'a 2S5J 21 1.V, 45',- CV, 01',' 07 OC.. 2S'i '21 'i.v,' s 05 1 Reserve Ranks' Discount Rates Official dlhcount rates at Ihe twelve 1 edcral Reserve banks wcro as follows: (The fit ft column given the rates for , ah periods up to and Including the fif- i teen-day maturity, the second for a 1 period of h'Meen to ninetv tlavs. The third and fourth columns give the rates ! for rcdlhcounth of collateral loans no- l cured b Government bonds or notes) coin i paper uol paper 111 to 01) 111 (u 01) l.ilas "a''.. ' tias daa tS'4 97',- OS oS ;.s r.s 0.1 10,1 101 41 41 41 neston New Tori. Philadelphia . . t 'lei eland .. . nit.brnnnd . . I Atlanta Ifhlwao "... ! t. 1JUls . . i Minneapolis . . Knnbas City . . Dallas Han Frauciso.. Ii IV I' t', I'. t3. 4 IffS 4 1. 4 en 4 l. 4 4s. i?3 ( (' 1 4'i 4'; Pt 4'i 4'i 'i 4'i I', l'i l'i 4'4 I', Utah Copper .... 7S Va-Caro Chem . . nl.'-j Western Pacific... 21 Western Pac pf.. 12 Wabash 0!, Wabash pf A.... 11' j Wabash pf B 24 Wells Fargo Hxp. 74Ji Wes.t'nghse UJ ft M 43' Wor'thlngton Pump 4S'i Worth Pump pf B 00 Wheeling ft L L'rle 0' Wilson ft Co o:j .ltxi'j us;,- 103',- my. I1I III', 111', 111', 70',' 61 4 Jl'j 70', .51 21 . few York Subtreaaury gained 1 1 .- . a.rni r i,?. F, ii Pifrom the banks yesteiila? inufc. u ",Ul1;, hv, U.i's it cash gain since Prlday of y'rtuall -all other refined tbUgar market rcmaliib unchanged, w ith all local refiners quoting on tho basis of it. 4rV. Una irKinltlnloil 1'lia l,.rl r.ei 1 I.11I4J fill tliic HimiMIW'ii iss I rnitni , " "" rnnmanv rntitlnurR withdrau ii. Tho "nnt I. . . !- js ' -j n..! . inf. Warner company is wunarawn on gran . r riu .. nceepuiiE nuthiB n i i;rucinie sui pr m cratira. The Aatlonal 1 1 no Am ?uj:.u j-' H Knf ;?; jWIUyn-Overland... 20?; Sava'gt. Arms' 72 ' Kx dividend Jewel Tt Tab K,o 7 g?,rs-"e pt 11 I'i.'.oo Shattuck Ars i 4 3.' j 07', "rat; 21 07'j t-.l'i 20 J i Icmnnnuv is not accenting uny business I today. Cuban raws are unchanged at , 6..005O. duty paid. VIDENDS DECLARED iSanufacturina Company, quarterly ' lu'P ,n I'l,er Co Pa "'B l'x,r "i .:S..AVif.l ?' nable J" t .Montreal, June 20. The Tlconderoga let Machine Cuaipunr. mlimui r Kceut on preferred, pajable June 20, 'jun sj. reopen July . , Pipe Lln Company, quarterly of aaSa ' tialrutilA llio-ilat 1 ? L.I. a fl s.s"7 nua,uc. M ,U S4.WM VI B"VHtore Coinpitnj'. nyartcrlj- of nt on nrst ana secona preferred. tu pines, ui rcra vun u, L Trust CorotMnr. auarlcrlv .f SFshd nrextra 1 pr cnt, rjabla Jock of rerord yesterda ,-. &J&itjMi Buyer j and Sellers a fl 1,114- lfllAkll i4"McrtUen bit ; Schley and -s?wY ' ' leer and lla'rtcorn bid; Par ILnv'er. Mitchell. Cone. Bus. ron.. iifcrtcorn. cuanz ana iwwg.iwttfiis, uocenoerg fcJi-ja sntfotnery. ,;.iVPipn, rttiin and Paner Company declared dividend 'of 20 per cent for the last two quarters and an extra dividend of ISO per cent, pa v able June 29 to stock of record June 27. This puis the stock on a 40 per cent yearly basis The com pany Is controlled by the ltlordan Tulp and -Paper Company; Deero ft Co pf 91 Del ft Hud ,.110't, Del L ft W..162U Denv ft It O pf 8 Oct Kdlron .125 DSSftAtpf 6i 1o S2, SOt', Weather Retards Egypt's Cotton Crop Washington, June SO. The Egyptian cotton crop Is late, owing to weather conditions, and It Is nrobabla that the crop will be short this ear. Besides, various Insect epidemics have Impeded its growth. GOVERNMENT BONDS registered. 10SO , , . . counon. 1SS0 .,. ... reilstered. 10)8 , ,. coupon, litis -" 4a, coupon. jiSf .-ureu, , u ''.aaau. VISUM .- ' - . . tlkL Okll nvj ..40'4 It 39'4 I . , 40, Krle I Krie 1st Pf I ni- Stnr Fifher Bods . 45 I Klsh Body nf . 87 Gen Chem ..ISO (iodrlch B V 44 Gt North pf. 90 Gir State Stl S5IJ Culf ft H t BB 75 GM ft No rf 30'. Hav Elec .,101 Hartmau Cor 41i Homestako M 75 Illinois Cent . 96 'i Int C Corp pf 40 Int Har Corp 63 I Har of N J. 128 In HarofNJpf 10S', Int Nickel pf 89U Inter 'Halt ...'bSU Iowa Cent .. 28 Jewel Tea .. 38 H Katis Cv So nr 52': West Md Kol Springfield 48 H' Mil 2d Kellv Spgd nf 7 West Union .. 91'. ok c i' M 4', wneelftLE ur I9't tsf l'l.l sir-. a ' Scab ,Ir Line 8 hears r.oeb . .134 6 60 ia .-uann jim . . 95 St Mill pf .. ,86'i Mudebaker pf 90' Stuti Motor a 43 ts Sun Steel ..... 4t'4 S Stl 1st nf . 93 Texas & Pac 17s; Tex Co rets ,,19 '4 Third Ave ..las' Tob Prod pf 94 Tldewtr OIL. 186 iran vvms iwtn city Un Al St kin Kru t ...i:7 "nder Type ,104'i Lr.d Type pr 106 Union B Pa 7E L'n Car Sll pfl03 L'n Drug 1 pf 48U L'n Pap Bt) ,.15'i I'td By Inv .I 9tt US Cst lr P pf 44 U H Ind Al .1S31 U S Ind Al pf 97 U H Blty Imp J5U it h nit 1 ' - --j ,,ii. Tea pre.ferred, .1", ; 'llomestake Mining. '3. American Telegraph and Telephone. 2 National Surety Company. 3 Cluett-Peabody preferred. 1, : Booth Fisheries, 'i : do first preferred. 1 : Con- ' tlpenUal Can. l'i. do preferred, 1 ; West ern L'nion, 1i. 1'nlted Fruit, Si Ontario Sliver. ' ., " II Kress preferred, 1',-, ' Willi ,-0erlnnd preferred, 1, -, Wprthlpgton Pump preferred A 1 . do preferred B, l'j . 'California Pe'troleum. l' ; Ccrtalnteed Prod- I ucta firrt preferred. 1', ; do second prefened. j 1 ; Matherson Alkali Works. ?, ; Manhat tan Electric Supply, 1 . do first jireferred, I"- I'lajful Animah and Ilirds 91 1 .mi uomestic animals are playful; (he 61", . Puppy chasing his tall and the kitten, 2l)j j toying with a ball of yarn, are com I mon sights In every home. Monkcjs play "tag" almost as chil dren do, and "follow my leader" Is a constant gamo In their native forests. The wild asses of the Syrian desert race with each other, and this with so great an appearance of organization that' early travelers declared them to be half human. The sham fight Is al most universal In the animal and In sect world, and students of ants have described them as pouring out of the ant-hill on t-everal occasions, scrambling, wrestling, jumping and pretending to fight, like a crowd of riotous schoolboys at play. The playful habits of sheep and goats The calf Is an ungalnly ovcr tne 4.3h G7'i 63',' MJi Use More Barley 1st nref E0 Utah Sec Corp 12'i Va t.-ar Ch nf.107 ia ir C ft C . ,0'i Vulcan Detln. 7VH 'i iU pr ; I044.CJ,,,-. .,..,,:,; ,;n -I Lae.edtj;aa 80 W lyg Over , ; Ilarlr Padding Three cupfuls of hot milk. ' One-nuarter cupful of barley meal, One-half cupful of molasses. One-nuarter cupful of brown sugar. One-half teaspoonful of ginger. One-quarter leappoonful of salt. Cook the barley meal with milk In a double boiler for thirty minutes. Add the other Ingredients, pour all Into a greased baking dish and bake In moderate oven for one hour. Serve vylth sauce. Barley Flour Hponge Cake Three-quarters cupful of barley flour. Three eggs. Three-quarters cupful of sugar. Two teaspoonfuls of lemon iulce, one-clghtli teasiioonful pf salt. BcaCtthe tgg jotl." until' tight, gradu? ally? turning u.e. sur-ir.-v 1 sWl HI1Q- '" -ttica,ani ''ouiV:riiaaaf.r are well known. creature, but it will gambol pasture in a highly diverting manner, Manv birds hold dances regularly at which the tango is not evcluded, though most of the numbers are solo perform ances and would be billed as "eccentric dancing." The relationship between play and submission of taming processes is very marked. The joung of the grizzlv bear play little, the grizzly Is rarely lamed. The oung of the cinnamon bear are most sullen ; the cinnamon bear ls never tamed. The young of the black bear play like kittens, Tho baby baboon does not play; and no one would suggest a baboon for a pet, hut' the young of tho macaque monkeys play continually, and. easily become members of a house hold. I'aVrots are playful, but eaglets are not, and no one has ever been able suc cessfully to tame an eagle. Among sea' mammals, teals are very playful, sea lions are not. ami trained seals are among the cleverest performers on the vaudeville-Stage, Of the larger animals tho elephant alone possesses plavful character In youth, and thus, vvhllc the rhinoceros and lilppotamus can only be seen from, the safe side of strongly barred eager, the elephant van be util ised fop a thousand purposes, from that, pf a derrick to a nursemaid. u.-.TlvHrS iwonuentt WUSTftr.tnerAHla Philadelphia Arrivals at New York Hotels ,. , ,, , ew ork. June 20. "lb following residents ot Philadelphia are registered nt New York hotels; Mrs. P. Allen. Endlcott. W. II. Bliss. Woodward, .1. Ruling. New Victoria. n. Foster. Now Victoria. E. J. Gordon. Empires 1 Mrs. K. J. Gordon. Umpire. L. Hart, Van Cortland. ti. 1 Born,' Lone-acre. fl. L. Hunter. Gerard, -Mrs. O. L. Hunter, Gerard. It II. Klna-burg. Flanders. ;,"".. H: ? Leonard. Great Northern. r. P. Liskens. Langacre. J. P. Mason. Aberdeen. A. B. Plough. Webster, V.. H. Porter. VValllclc. , N. ,ihuab. Marsslllea. Mm. N. hchwab. Marseilles. J. n. Hhiaros, Van Cortland 11, Hpcro. Aberdeen. .1. H, Talor. Kmpire. Mr J. II. Taylor. Kmpire. K. Trenon, Albemarle. Ur. C. P. Turner. Wellington. Mrs. 1". 8. Ttirn-r. Wellington. .T. S Weinberg, Gregorian. r L. Wnn, Albemarle. K. t . Allen. Hroztelt. Tt. Raratz. Broadway Central, G. W. Growley. Aberdeen. It. Iuhrinan. Grand. 11. M. Clot. Proztell. A. L. Hanford. Albert. II. L. llurff. Union Square. P. Llndeman. Aberdeen. - ' Mrs W. A. Lockwood. Park Alenue. P. W, Mack, Herald Square. II Mannoff. Brealln. H. T. Nugent. Albert. II Pels. Breslln. T. P. Rose. Grand. Jilts F. Shaw. New Strand L. W. Squler, Grand. F. l'rle. Grand, W R, nunkrr, Tlrealitt. It, E. German, Hermitage, It J. Gerson, Walllck. W. T. Hoak, Park Avenue, o J, Johns. Grand. Mrs. G. J Johns, Grand, It. P. Kingaberry. Fland-rs J I, Llpsrhutz. Longacre. K. W. McGec. Navarre. P. K. Mills. lireslln. M Miller. Orand. 1'. K Monday. Herald Square. W. C Roberts, Marlborough. Mrs. O. P, filson. Longacre. l. W S'plls. Marlborough. P. G. Underwood. Breslln. Farmer Costumes Picturesque And the workaday togs for field labor appeal to feminine fancy also which Is alwas a help. Working from dawn Jo dusk in shabby old clothes would not he half as satisfying as becoming togs that give one a pleasant sense of being dressed for the picture. There Is an Immense satisfaction In being garbed for the part, and this the schoots and colleges that have organ ized agricultural classes have well ap preciated. The farmer girl's costume, besides being altogether practical for Its uses, Is agreeably satisfying to the eye and Is most fetching on the busy, happy joung women who wear It. Tho costume Is made of good quality khaki and Includes a neat, comfortable shirtwaist, well-fitting bloomers, skirt fastened to suspender straps, and hat with flexible, adjustable brim. The bloomers have none of the puffy, baggy 'look that these garments used to possess. The material, abundant enough to give the bloomer the sHhou ette of a smartly tut skirt, Is pleated Into a belt and the pleats arc stitched all the way down to the edge, where tho bloomer Is gathered below the knee well below tho knee, at a point midway between knee and ankle. The pleats meet at tho back and front and there Is a fiat box pleat on the outer side of each leg; and the whole gar-1 mnnt nan tne loon of a slim, graceful skirt. Gathered into a separate belt, so that the bloomer can button to It, Is tho shirtwaist, made with roomy arm holes and sufficient gathers across the front. The sleeves have buttoned cuffs ' and may be rolled back on the arm; the turndown collar leaves the neck cool and unconflned. Nest Skirt for Occasional Wear The farmer maid wears her waist and bloomers when working In the fields or when "doing her bit" about tho farmhouse. For more public appear ances she has a conventional skirt, also of khaki, which may be slipped over the walst-and-bloomcr combina tion and which is held firmly and trlgly In position by natty suspenders In other word3, broad straps that cross the shoulders and have at the ends two tabs that button to tho skirt bell. This skirt has a pleated panel down the from', vi Ith deep pockets at cither sldo summer frock, If sho has to run oul , and gather a panful of string beam for the ncvl meal There is 'a stilt more picturesqtil fatmcrette costume which many of tin agricultural organisations have adopt ed for modern woman, working foi the war, does seem to have a strom hankering for bonafide breeches ami puttees which give, such a trig, uniform like suggestion . This natty costum( does avva.v with the shirtwaist anil bloomer Idea and substitutes a dashtm tunic, belted at the waist and daring al most to the knee ovv nicely fitted breeches which disappear jU3t below th knee under smoothly strapped puttees Very trim and swagger Is the belter tunic, which looks vastly like a uni form coat with Us straight coat sleeves Its single-breasted, buttoned front and Its big pockets at the hip. It Is, withal a comfortable garment 10 work In ant its wearers contend that It Is much mon comfortable than the waist and bloomel combination, since the straight tunla loosely belted or worn without the bell If one pleases, leaves the arms perfect ly free as a middy blouse does. The foot that treads all day ovet furrows and stubble must be cls-d It something besides thin kid or canvas and the less heel the fanner inaid't shoe has the more easily hc will wall on soft soil or tutted roads. The be.- shoe for outdoor gardening Is a lacei 0110 of soft, supple leather with vvellei sole that lifts the foot well above dam ground, and a very broad, low heel Such shoes are more comfortable foi tho average woman than stout calfskli boots such as are used for ttamplnr and leave one Jess tired at night. Woolef stockings, a fresh, pair each day, 01 twice a day If one' can manage It, wit give greater comfort and keep the fee' In better condition than thin lisle 01 silk hose. The Camp Fire Girls and the Glr1 Scouts who are doing their share of wai service have uniforms too familiar ti need description. A delightful outfll of the Camp Fire girl Is the middy an bloomer combine. tlon reserved for nlav' time In the woods. The middy Is of whlti duck, made to cling trimly at tho hip bj , a close band of the material, and tfit ' full bloomer is smoothly plca,ted to glvi the slim silhouette now favored, Verj different this silhouette from the old fashioned one given by a blouse beltet at tho waistline and gathered bloomel .oumng out nt the hips. All the busj girls this summer have knitted slipons purled at the waist and hip to give tin clinging line; and the favored color li khaki brown. Portland Orcgonlan. FOREIGN EXCHANGE New Vork. June 20. The foreign ex cliBnge market was relieved from tin recently prevailing monotonv by weak ness In Spanish eichange. The genera' list displayed steadiness on an exceed. Ingly narrow movement. Dutch ex change was slightly steady. General quotations were: Demand sterling 1.75,. cables 4.76,', sixty-day bills nominally 4.73, ninety day bills 4.71. Paris cable-s 3.70. checks C.71'r Lire cables 8.90. checks 8.92. Sniss cables 3 94, checks 3.98 Guilder cables 51. checks 30't Pesetas cables 28, checks 27- Stockholm cables 34.50. checks 31 10 Chrlstlsnla cables 31.60, checks 31.20 Copenhagen cables 31.20. checks 30.S0 Buble notes nominally 14614.10. "Pasted. as not incompatible with the interest of the United States, but without approval of the merits, security or legality. Opinion No. A, 138, (Sgd.) Capital Issues Committee of the Federal Reserve Board." $5,500,000 CITY OF PHILADELPHIA DATED MAY t, 19t8 454 BONDS Interest payable January 1st and July 1st DUE MAY 1, 1948 .4"'; FREE FROM STATE TAX IN PENNSYLVANIA. EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAX , NO CERTIFICATE OF OWNERSHIP REQUIRED IN COLLECTING INTEREST This is the only issue of Bonds of the City of Philadelphia, now outstanding, bearing interest at a higher rate than 4. , f HAVING. SOLD OVER ONE-HALF OF THIS ISSUE, VE OFFER THE UNSOLD BALANCE, SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE OR ADVANCE IN PRICE, AT' . , ' 10312 AND INTEREST, YIELDING NEARLY 4.30 FIRST NATIONAL BANK NEW YORK -'t-e-S .s .AlittT .-Via. t - t B-fXir".. .-?.1T. . PEILLY, BROCK & COMPANY PHILADELPHIA v- - - j: : JtiSyf t.L. ..... . !f. .. t i,-Vt. JFl.. "t .! r , t tHtt e-l -A Al . ;'l f M . X a"M I I c. ' s a s ivet3 'dSr&SJfiS k!A',Kt&ff." Si Ml rt EESaBtBI
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