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jLTTrc possibilities for cx-
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BULLISH CONDITINS CONTINUE
ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
"WITH THE INDUSTRIALS LEADING
Republic
ron and Steel
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i)i What Increase In assets for
past two and one-half yefera
will June 30 report show?
Si
What percentage of the
present production is in war
materials?
More Reports That War Industries Board Might Allow
Higher Prices Has Favorable Effect oil
Prices P. & W. Va. Gains Again
New YorU, Juno 21.
Bullish conditions prevailed In the stock market from the opening
today, indicating the influence qf the pood war news and of the easier
money conditions. The steel Industrials were especially affected by con
tinued reports about the possibility that the war Industries board would
permit higher prices for finished steel product and make allowances for
tax exemption to n liberal extent.
Statements to this effect caused vigorous buying of many of the
steel stocks, with United States Steel common holding the leadership and
advancing ? to 1074, the highest point touched since It sold ex dividend
til the end of May.
Several other steel Industrials made gains ranging from 1 to 2 points,
and advances of 2 to 3 points were made In a number of specialties.
Low-priced railroad stocks became prominent, with "Wabash issues
attracting most attention, the common moving up l'l to 10 and the
preferred 1 to 43j.
There was continued accumulation of the Pittsburgh and West
Virginia Issues, both the common and preferred stocks making further
advances and ngaln lifting the high record for those Issues.
United Cigar Stores were the most prominent of the specialties, mov
ing up from 99i to 1018. American Ice was another strong feature,
advancing 3 to 33T$, and similar gains were made in a large number of
other Issues.
There were some exceptions to the bullish trndencv, Brooklyn Rapid
Transit falling 1 point to 38. with the increased charges resulting from
tho higher Interest rate on the notes maturing July 15 virtually, leaving
that stock without hope of dividend resumption.
Are the company's policies
--,, to be changed?
f Any worry about rash to
m pay 1917 Federal tax of
B nearly $10,000,000?
it The above and manu other vital
tffofnta that must not be lost efoht ot
.Wv carejnirj ana ciearlu cooerea in
our latest analvits lust Ctsti'-d. l'ou
tfrill not onlu be able to better iudae
yiht market position tor the shares,
But fcitoto the present condition of the
vnnneas on tne oasis or tne J'er
'Ifftars tfamtnps and Per Share Val
ues. Vors for the aiklna. Clip
fftis ad or mention IZ 7-25.
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DEMAND IS LIMITED
ON COTTON EXCHANGE
NOTICE IS HERKOV GIVEN TIIAT
an application will b made to the
r or tne statn or Pennsylvania, on
, Jolr 1st, lOfft. hv Rnl.,,1 r n..
Alfred Crawford, under the act of As.
Wy or the Commcnwealth ot Pennsyl-
...eniuiea --An acy to provide for the
rporaiion ana regulation of certain cor
nons." anoroed Anrll ?nth iti Bn
; ppplements thereto, for the charter of
nirnur.i corroraiion to D6 called "llocer
Tawford. ' the rharitett. Htirf Alif.., f
eh i la 4h minufaMnrtn? Mtnnin nA
MBl.',n ttna. Pfocesslnr. buylnc and'selllne
ISrtton. -wool and silk yarns, and for these
seeio nave ana possess and enjoy all
'Sots. benfltn anA nrfvlla... Ar
1 act of. Assembly and Its supplements.
c. b. ourrERsof1
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Broad street:
Tou are hereby notified' that I have been
oiea Aiaiier oy m uourt In the above
m Which VOUr Wlfat Utttflnn V.tl..- J.
tMt. has brought unit no-nintt ... -
luta divorce on the arounds of desertion:
. w.. ..utv, n iiieciinic lor IOC purpSB
uSllta testlmonV In said ramm at mw .ivIa
Ijteal Etate Bulldlnz Brnaii ami rh..il
t trtreets. Philadelphia, on .Friday. Jn 12.
ta SISO A'elOCk D. m.. tth,n nnil whr
hit attend with -vniir irltna r vn
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' Scattered Buying Leads to Re
; covery, but Market Is
I Nervous and Uncertain
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
ChlcRKO. June Jlj Illinois and Missouri
Fair tonlsht anil Snturday: preceded by
thunder shower extreme south! cooler.
Wisconsin Fair tnnlsht and aturdaxl
coder tonlxht nml In east Saturday.
Minnesota Fair tonlxht nnd haturdayi
croler est nnd central tonlxht.
lona Fair tonight and Saturday)
cooler tonlxht. 1
North Dakota Fair tonlxht nnd falur
dn t warmer tonlxht.
Iotith Dakota Fair tonlxht nnd nroh
uhly Saturday cooler southenst tonlxht.
ebmftkn Fulr tonlxht hnd hatunlayt
cooler east tonlxht.
Kansas Partb cloudy nnd possibly un
settled tonlxht and Saturday 1 much cooler
tonlxht.
Montana Partly cloudy tonlxht and
Saturday 1 probably showers southwest to
nlxht. tomlnx Unsettled tonlxht and Sat
urday, probably showers south and west.
Chicago, June 21.
Prospects for cooler weather over the
southwest nnd the new regulation of the
food administration on licenses induced
further fairly general selling" of corn by
commission houses this morning and the
market was weaker. Pome scattered
buying led to a recovery, hut the tone
was nervous and the feeling uncertain.
The receipts here todny were 205 cars.
July started at $1.4Stt to SU14,
against $1.43 at tho end yesterday and,
after sellinir at $1.42'.. receded to
J1.41S. August was quoted at J1.4BH
to $1.4 4 H at the start, agalnBt $1.46
at the end yesterday and, later sold at
$1-44H.
Shipments from Argentina for the
week were 139,000 bushels. Tho lslble
supply there is 1,200,000 bushels, against
4,000,000 bushels a year ngo.
Oats also were weaker on the expec
tations of cooler weather. On.the break,
there was buying by commission houses,
due to reports that exporters had been
buyers. The receipts here today were
1B2 oars
July opened at 72e to 71?c, against
"lsc at the end yesterday and, later,
sold at 71c. August was quoted at
67'sc to fi7c at the outset, against
68,c at the end yesterday nnd, after
touching 68c, declined to 67?c.
Shipments from Argentina for tho
week were 985,000 bushels.
The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis
and Duluth today were 107 cars agalnit
179 cars last ear; at Winnipeg 100
cars, against 585 cars and at Chicago
two cars, against thlrty-flve cars .
Shipments of wheat from Argentina
for the week were 1.75G.O0O bushels,
agalnBt 304,000 bushel3 last year.
Commission Houses and
Southern Interests Take ou
Lines at Concessions
New York Stock Sales
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SPECIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE TO 8UAREIIOU1ERH.
THE FRANK P. JnilVftnv nrrrm-
" AND LOAN AS8OCIATION1
Alee, la hereby- aiven that a retrial tnt.
f the stockholders ot the Frank P.
Bulldlns and Loan Association will
Id on Tuesday, July 2, 1918, at. 8 p. m..
jmasyunK ave., at wnicn time tne 101-r-
amendments to the constitution and
mg tvUl be considered:
. To amend the constitution tv frllrln
Article II and advancing? each succeedlns
ltd.
t. To amend Article III. Section 3. llnea 9
1 av, oy sirijuns; out me woras 'or 4 per
psr annum" and Inserting thereof the
,iait nxea by the Board of Dl-
To amend Artlrlfl TTT R,tlnn 4 lln A
striking1 out the words "of 4 per cent per
ana inserting tnereor the words
fixed by the Board of Directors."
To amend Article III. Section S. lines
i, or sirixing out tne words "at the
of 4 per cent per annum" and Inserting
T tne words Dlus interest atthe rate
fixed by the Board of Directors."
ft. To amend Article V by striking out Sec
Mu 8 and advancing each succeeding section.
m. To amend the bylaws as follows:
i-Artlcle VII. line 3. by striking out the
twenty and inserting tnereor me word
L"
To amend Article IX. lines 1 and 2. by
out tne wortla "The atockholdera
elect at tb close of each year from
elation" and Inserting thereof the
.'Tbere sluill be appointed by the Pres
et least one month before the annual
ieV-
, ROBERT B. MATER. Secretary.
i sMKECTOKV OF ACCOgVrfl .
-j-CftMed PnbUe Aceomjtants
LAWRENCE E. BROWJI k 'CO.
in HICAIj HiSlATK TKDBl tlUJ.
BTIQATB ADJUSTPARTNER8HrP
S.TION at DISPUTED ACCOUNTS
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COTTON HELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New, York. June 21. The following
temperatures were recorded In Ihe cotton
belt this morning:
KnoxTillo and Wllmlnxlon. (SO: Atlanta,
181 Maron. Chatlanooca and Nashville.
0; Allbene. Augusta. Thomastille and
Savannah. 78; .Shrevepnrt. San Antonio,
Ickshurg, Charleston. Tampa nnd Jack
sonillle. 74; Oklahoma. Fort Smith nnd
Montgomery, 76i Conuis Chrlstl, Little
Rock. .Memphis nnd New Orleans, ?H
CtaUestnn and Pensocola. 80.
There were .09 Inch of precipitation at
Shreseportt .13 at Chattanooga, Nashville
nnd Tampa,
New York, June 21.
Tho report by the Chronicle showing
an Increase In planting of 1,424,000
ncrcs as well as Indicating a favorable
estimate on condition in tho next Gov
ernment report caused an easier tone at
the opening and prices dropped 14 to 46
points.
Liverpool led in the selling, but there
vtas a good supply from Wall street and
spot houses. Tho demand was rather
limited, except at concessions In price.
Commission houses and somo southern
Interests took" on lines.
After the call, July, which had re
corded tho smallest decline at the start,
reacted 8 points within a few minutes.
Weather conditions In the South were
about a stand-off. it belnir e-ensrnllv
cloudy, with higher temperatures and
precipitation In Tennessee.
The reclpts at the ports for the day
are estimated at 8000 bales, against 8830
bales a week ago, 20,650 bales a year
ago and 18,662 bales two years ago.
Yesterday's 10.30 11 11. SO
i-iutr wpen a m. a m. a.m.
2102 211 r,n 211.. 2.r,s sn .',
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24. SO 23.S0 23.00 23.00 24.04
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Ad Itumely pf..,. 35
Ajax llubber..!.. 61 fi:
Alaska Gold Mines 'lf...
Alaska Juneau 111
Allls-Chlmers Mfg. ?P
AUIs-Chalm pf.... oji
Am fleet Sugar . . 0SJ4
Am Can 401 j
m uin pi 94j
Am Car and Kdj). RO'f
Am International, m'
Am Cotton Oil ... 42'f
Am Hid A Lea.. 7H
Am Hide tc ti tif. 77t
Am Linseed 41
Am Locomotive . . 67Ji
Am Loco pf- OR
Am Malt 1st pf. . 44i
Am Smeltng & lief 76
Amcr Smelt pf...l(V
Am Sumatra Tob.140
Am Steel Fdys ... 6514
Am Sugar IteflntnglM
Am Tt1 & Tel ... . 075.
Am Woolen 67?
Am Zinc L & S.. 17Ji
anaconda Copper, C5VJ
Atchison T & S F. 85
Ateh T & S F pf. 8354 .
Atl Gulf & W L ,100lr .
Baldwin Loco ... C054
Baltimore & Ohio. 55
Barrett Co SS.
Barrett Co pf .102 .
Beth S Class B... R4t,'
Beth B 8 n c nf..104 105
Brooklyn P. Tr .. mi 38!
Booth Fisheries .. 23 2354
Butte Cop & Z... 9'..
Butte & Superior. 25f 25
Cal petroleum.... 20Jj 2(H4
Canadlah Paclfle.1475. -47
caiumet & Arlxona 67
Cen Leather Co.. 6754
Ccr de Pas Cop.. 33
Chandler Motor. . . S3
Chesa & Ohio.. . 57
Chi Mil & St P pf. 745$
Chi R 1 & Pac. 2i5i
do 6 p c pref.. 60
Chile Copper 15
Chlno Copper fl9?(
Col Fuel & Iron.. BOH
Columbia G & HI. 32!i
Consolidated Gas.. b7j
Cons In C Mln.... 11
Cont Ins Co 50
Corn Prod Bef... 41J4
Crucible Steel....
Cuba Cane Sugar.
Cuba Cane S pf .
Den & Bio Gr pf..
Dome Mines
Distillers Secur. ..
Erie
Erie 1st pt
Erie 2d pf
Fed M & S pf....
Fisher Body
Fisher Body pf. ..,
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62 62
High
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Financial Briefs
May gross of the Cities Service Com
pany was $1,825,285 against $1,665,415
tho same month last year, or a gain of
$359,860. Net for the month increased
$349,840. Twelve months gross In
creased $5,269,305 witn net gain for tho
period ot $5,166,320;
Jones & Baker say: "Silver ship
ments continue to grow in -olume, offi
cial export figures plnclng the May total
at $131,000,000, equal to 131,000,000
ounces on tho basis of current silver quo
tations. The Improved silver situation Is
beginning to be reflected In the monthly
reports of leading silver producers.
Sooner or later It Is expected that sllcr
stock will respond
A petition Is being circulated among
the members of the New York Coffee
and Sugar Exchange asking the board
of managers to close the exchange on
July &
TheWlrectors of Mllllken Brothers,
Inc., hiSp ordered a Blxth distribution
of $5 a share on the preferred stock,
payable July 2. Books close June 25,
,reopen July 3.
The Federal Reserve Bank has de
livered to date $227,000,000 of the third
Liberty Loan bonds.
net gain since
The New York subtreasury
$283,000 from the banks yesterila
Ing, a casn
$8,057,000.
gained
ay. mak-
Frlday of
Divminmo
nKKMEN'8 INM'KANCE CO.
Cor Third and Walnut atresia
PhlUdelDhla. June til. 1DI8.
1 ptrectora have declared a semi
I. dividend of Four Per Cent, payable
I m to siocanoiaers ox record at
business, June 0. Checks will be
"JAMES M. CANNINO, Treasurer.
'Ska MINE MILL AND KrlltJYL.
MA YEN KAIU44AD COMPANY
11B Heath Fourth Street
illadelnhla, Mttb Month 17ih. 1018. ,
aeno aRB-wgeaMSK 11 .mi per snarej
day ewer-ttgaiiearea, payaoie on
MtJQsaUW'Jg'ia to stockholders
2 d. nj-'sn the 21st Inst. ,
trnarr tnoka iiloalns on the ?lst
. will bo opened, at U a in. on Seventh
15th, Ifllg. r
m will oe inauea.
i ym biddle.
, r Treasurer.
NEW YORK COFFEEIARKET
New York, Juno. 21. Price movements
In the market for coffee futures were
Irregular at the start today and showed
a decline of 1 point to an advance of 1
point. Trading on the call was'qulet and
confined to July In preparation .for pos
sible notices early next week.
Tnere wero reports in tne street tna,t
5000 bags of Santos No. 3 had been
told at 1014c on spot, hut it was ques
tioned whether this should be regarded
as establishing the market owing to the
character of the coffee, which -was not
of the most desirable sort. It was re
ported that the coffee had been taken
up on 01a exenange deliveries.
Today-a
9 opening
July . ..
October
Dcember
January .
March ...
August . .
Cotton Buers and Sellers
New York, Juno 21. July Parrott?
Banger. Newman and "Martin bid: Glf
ford, Ueriman, Hubbard, Schanz and
Itountree offered.
October Kimball. Hubbard, Hartcorn,
Via.riln- Freeman. Hartcorn, Rosenberg,
Kelffer and Traers'bld: Schley, Gil
ford, Schlll and Sellar, Cone and Schanz
offered.
December Hartrnm Uniin.n
Gumoens bid ; McGee, Brooks and Young
i,iiancuii,2r,Rlor!lo.n 5lKel and Freeman
bid: Schlll, Bartlett, Cone and Geer offered.
March Hubbard bid; Cone and Geer
uueieir.
Liverpool Cotton
Liverpool. June 21 Spot cotton was
quiet today, with prices firm on the
basis of an advance of 16 points for
middling, old contract, at 22.19d Sales
were 3000 bales. There were no re
ceipts. Futures were quiet In the early
dealings. Old contract, spot prices,
were: American middling, fair, 23.50d:
good middling, 22,82d; middling, 22.10d:
low mmaiing. zi.66d: good ordinnr..
orainary, 20.14d.
20 66d;
LIFTING WOOL EMBARGO
FAILS TO HELP TRADE
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NATION'S RESOURCES v
SHOW GREAT GROWTH
Increase More Tlian Two Bil
lion Douuars Since May of
Last Year
Washington, June 21.
The wealth of the United States held
as resources In national banks has In
creased more-than $2,100,000,000 since
May of last year. It was announced to
day. The total resources announced by
the Comptroller of tho Currency ofi the
condition of banks as of May 10, 1918,
was $18,249,000,000, an increase over
tho previous call of March 4, 1918, of
$234,000,000.
While tho total deposits of $14,385,
000,000 at the May call showed $53,000,
000 lss than the previous March call, a
comparison of tho deposits of tho May,
1917, call show an Increase of $1, $09,000,
000. L6ans and discounts this year total
ed $9,260,000,000, an Increase of $608,
000,000 over last year, .
The total holding ot Liberty Bonds,
t'nlted States bonds nnd certificates of
Indebtedness amounted on May 10 to
$2,657,000,000, an increase ot $1,889,
000,000 oer May 1917. The increase Is
largely represented by holdings of the
certificates.
The total cash on hand has Increased
$133,000,000 over last year,, this year's
total being $1,739,000,000, and tho na
tional bank circulation on May 10, this
year, amounted to $680,000,000, an In
crease In excess of $8,000,000 over last
March and $24,345,000 more circulation
than on May 1, 1917,
New York Bonds
5954
1SJ4
2354
S9J4
16U
33j
2354
28'f
52'i
29'4
53 J 4
29
52lf
100
29M
5354
100
Gaston Wm &
Gen Cigar Co
Gen cigar pf H9JS 100
Gen Chemical Co. 180
Gen Electric 148 14R,4 145JJ 148
den Motors 139h 139'i 13055 139"4
Gen Motors pf... . 82
Goodrich (B F) Co 4534
Great North pref P05X
Gt N o for o prop. 33
Gulf States Steel. 86
4534 4554 4554
"3354 '32J4 334
Inter Agrlcul 10
Inter Agrl pf 6354
Inspiration Cop.., 6255 52 52J4
Interboro Consol.. 734 7'4 754
Inter Har N J. ..12734 ..
Inter Mer Marine. 20 2S1. SVA
High
$8000Anelo-Frch Bs 924
6000 Brklyn Rap Tr
6s 1918 .... 96
5000 C & O cv 5s.. 81H
4000 Inter Met 4Hs 5lU
190000 Lib Bond 3V4s. 00.5ft
1277000 do 4s 04.10
161000 do 1st 4s.... 05.7ft
844000 do 4V4s 95.04
20000 Mo Pac gen 5s BSU
1000 NY C & H 6s. 94 ?i
1000 N Y By adj 6s 21
2000 Reading gen 4s 82 U
14000 Sinclair Oil 7s. 90
3000 So Pac cv 4s. . 79
1000 Texas Co cv 6s 9716
1000 U 8 Rubber 5s 79'i
30000 U K of G B & I
B'.fcs. new 19 99H
1000 do 1921 94,
I.ow
92U
96
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Philadelphia Stocks
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45 Eleo fitor 80 o
.10 Key T Co ft h
T07Lk fiup C 17. 17
37Penn tin 44H 44
559 Phils Ktec 2.44 24H
100 Pitts A W 87 91
100 Reading
... 1st pf. ft7 37
2285 IT S Stecl.l07t4 10l4
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4 8.. 93.90 93.00
1000 Reading
get! 4s 8254
11:50
A.M.
Net
chg
8211
8834
03.90 .14
824 ..
PHILADELPHIA INACTIVE STOCKS
Following .are quotations for In
active stocks listed In the Philadelphia
Stock Exchange and In which there
were no transactions today. Tho price
given Is the last prelous close: i
1 LehValTr pf 2',4
1:1 Vi J.mio scnuyi is
10
29
92
25
70
64
A'G-War
Alliance Ins..
Amer Mill . .
Amer stores.
Amer.strs pf
Brill J G
Brill J G pf.
Buff A S t n.
Buff ft S t c pf 48
uam iron ... to
Cam Eteel ..132
Catws 1st pf 53
Catws 2d pf . 64
Con Trac NJ 66
Gen Asph pf. 68
m T ..
Ml & B T pf.
Key Tel pf.'.
Lit Bros . . . .
Leh Val!ev..
Leh Val Tr..
88
85
23
J
29
Z!
No Penna
Pa Salt M..
P R T
Penn Traffic
Phila Co . J.
Phlla Co nf .
Phila Co cm pf 32
Phlja Tract.. 68 ,
Reading 2d pf 38
Rwys Co Oen 2
Union Tract.. 37
Union Tract-. 37
Un Cos N J.V187
U S Steel pf.110
warwicg iron
West Coal ..
25- W J & S....
6934 York Rwy ..
20 fork R pf . . .
10
17
60
76
40
9
31
MONEY-LENDING RATES
PHILADELPHIA Call, 6 per cent;
time, 6?i (g6 per cent. Commercial pa
per, three to six months, 5S6 per cent:
six months, 6 per cent.
Reserve Banks' Discount Rates
Official discount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks were an follows:
(The first column gives the rates for
an jjenoas up 10 ana including the nr
teen-aay maturity, the second for a
period of sixteen to ninety dayn. The
tnird and fourth columns give the rates
for rediscounts of collateral loans se
cured by Government bonds or notes )
Com'l paper Govt paper
16 to 90 10 to 00
indass days., isdass a
I
PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC LEADS
LOCAL SHARE TRADING, BUT IS OFF;1
OTHER ISSUES ARE NEGLECTED
r?-:!,.j
pJi2
a
M3
Electric Storage Battery Also Sells at Lowe Level, But
Majority of Changes Are on Side pf Advances.
f ' Steel Active and Strong -
There was a very small turnover of stocks on the Philadelphia exchange
during then first half ot today's Besslon nnd price changes were generally tto
higher levels. This condition followed tho Initial trend on the big board
but business was so limited In volume that tho financial district attached little
Importance to sales recorded.
. -.l.it-1- V. l-f . ..1 ..a ,f .!., 1.mh.a Ivana elintHnC. flrtlvltV "i
.fnuaaeipnia rjiecinu was buuui uie umy huihd ioow o. ...... . -. .
of consequence and It declined U to 24, while Electric storage nailery
lost , Lake Superior Corporation was'marked up M, Warwick Iron gained
a fraction and Keystone Telephone came out unchanged.
Steel cdmmon was In good' demand and advanced moro than 1 point,
with Its turnover the largest seen hero In a morning for 'some time.
Railroads were firm, .with Reading showing tho effects of continued accu-
MiilndAn h, nh ni.nnM. rf 1 ha!h nitnH.lplt'anlll Dallronh IVOR H. fraCtlhtl
liluiaiiui, jj mi nutauva u, J. jiuiiik. iciiiidjiiui- .... vuu ..w
.. .. .. ..- ...... . .-. ,l lZl ....... m.-AA n MR' "'
nigner, ana one uiock oi z'msDurgn ana west, vhkiuiiv uo ici i uitsi
up a trifle, whjle in New York It advanced a full point.
Liberty Loan bonds were quiet and Irregular.
Vctc Plan to Help Next Liberty Loan
A new, plan to' provide savings funds In advance for the aid of the Gov
ernment's fourth Liberty Loan, which will, In all probability be sold In
October or November, has been announced by the Commercial Trust Com
pany in connection with Its offering ot the new issue of 1 per cent certifi
cates ot Indebtedness. This banking Institution has given notice that on
funds set aside frotf time to time to bo used in' tho purchaso of tho fourth
Liberty L6an it will pay a special rate of Interest, thereby urging upon the
public the importance of advance preparations for helping to win the war
through buying trie n6w war-bonds. t
E. r. 'Passmore, Governor of tho Federal Reserve Bank ot Philadelphia,
in commenting on the plan, said ho thought it an excellent one, and, that,
while It had not been discussed by the .district's Liberty Loan committee, ho
thought It might be used generally with much benefit to future sales ot the
Government war securities,
, . !
Boston ..
New York
Philadelphia ..
Olevelsnd ....
Richmond ..
Atlanta ..v...
ChkMgo
St. Ijouls ....
Minneapolis ..
Kansas City .
Dallas
Pan Francisco.
4
4
4
ft
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4.V'
44
4U
4
4.'
4
4"i 5 4
1, 4
5 4
4i 4
4 5 4
41 4
414
4
tl.
lit
4'.
4
44
4H
4'
52U
28f
Inter Mer Mar pf . 1P3JJ 104!f 103H 101
Inter Paper .1!)H 3D)f 38 39!
Int Paper pf sta..B63;(
Inter Nickel 27Ji 28 28 28
Jewel Tea pref... 93)4
Kelly Spgflcld Tire .50
Kennecott Copper. 32H
Lack. Steel 84'f
Lehigh Valley....' 69!f
Llg & Myers pf..l02
Loose-Wiles Bis.. 55J
Loose Wiles Bis pf 3Jf
Mackay Cos. pf . . 04
Maxwell Motora. . 28
Max Mot 2d pf. . lflif
Mexican Petroleum .fl0
Miami Copper..., 27S
Mldvale Steel.... f2W
0)5
0 5J 5JJ 5H
v
23H 2Ui 21 2t
mi
15)i , ,,,
SI)
Aetna rtfs
Chevrolet ....
Cosden & Co
Curtlss ,
1 V Cosl Sales.,
Magma Copper ,
Mth Lode new .
do old
nay Hercules i
Russisn 5s ..,
do 6US
serecs. Copper .
St Joseph Lead
Submarine ....
tlnlted Motors .
Un Verde El? . .
Wright-Mar ...
do pre:
Bid Asked
14'i
130
0
40
78
31
3i
35
4
33
34
10
14U
ifa
39i
10
132
7
41
S5
34
3
37.,
1
3ft
30
12
14i
17,
40,
inu
09
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Minn. & St.Lo.,nev
Mo Kan. & Texas
Mo., Kan.&Tex. pf
Mo. Pacific
National Acme . . .
Nat Con & Cahle..
Nat. Enam.&Stmp.
New O., Tex. & M. 21H
N. Y. Central 72)f
N. Y., N. H. & H.. 42
N ' Ont. & West 21
Norf & West 103K
Ohio Cities Gas.. 3SH
Ohio Fuel Sup,... 43f
uniario Mining .. J2W
84),'
9
27)
3)i
59
08
27),'
fi2X
84
59
06f
27?j
52)j
72f
42?f
72'f
42
72'f
42
8H 3S) SHH
12Jf
Pan Am. Pet&Tpf 901$ 01
Pennsylvania R.R, 43jf 43
People's Gas. Chi.. 42J4 ...
Pre Mar. prior pf. S7fj ...
rnuaoeipnia Co... 29 onu
Pitts. & West Va.. 37)4 38
Pitta &,WestVa.pf 80 80
Pitts. Coal 63i
Pitts. Coal pf..... 81 U
Pressed Steel Car. 683
1 rejjseu ail. car Pt U4J
Ry. Steel Spring.. 54H
12W
20!i
01
43J,
12!f
20i
01
mi
39.
52-
20H
37)f
39
52)f
29W
38H
S0K
3UJJ
52 '4
$i mi CfiKC8K
ui ...
Aucust . .
September
October ...
No ember .
December
Janusry .
February .
March ...
April
May , . . .
June ,.
July
8.3208.31
7.0808 no
Yesterdsy's
cioee
8 03A8 08
8.120 81.4
H.iKBs.in
8 2tn8.2o
8 81RR.32
8 37A8.3M
8.4SflH 4,1
X.snOHS'J
8 BfltJS.58
8 6.1 a. (IS
7.H5W7.BB
7.008 8.00
TTi
TwfcsiU Steel P Extra
S..' Junw 31. The Tmm-
1 oeeiareq tna
1 mi satra dlvi-
GOVERNMENT BONDS
resrlslered. .......,
oounon. 103O
registered, 1018 ........
coupon. 191H .,..,,. ,,,
rf elestered. Iti23 .,...;;.
nnUDan. 1VL1 ......
Hm. rtMsrd,U4 ...... ,.j
IS..' MSSMl. 4. .X. ..
ru. n
Id
... 08U
... 8i
... Mh
... H
...inou
.10U
... St
83
US
Business neUrder Somewhat by Diffi.
culty jtlanufacliirers Experience in
Obtaining Competent Workers
respite tne fact that tho embargo
haq, been raised on wools for Philadel
phia, there Is virtually no business,
according to the weekly trade review for
the local district as published by R. Q.
Dun & Co. Instructions have been
sent to the railroads that shipments
may be accepted without a permit, but
owlns to conditions In the wool trade.
mem u) iiue atiiviiy.
Jobbers of hosiery, underwear
iiuiiuuB mj mere is a continue! rcar
clty of merchandise and prices are
high. Sales have dropped ofT some
what and collections have become
a little tardy. Waist nnd dress manu
facturers state they have a fair amount
f. """"less, hut are experiencing con
siderable difficulty in obtaining com
petent help, which retards their business
somewhat.
The review, continuing, goes on to
say:
"Manufacturers of men's and boys'
clothing state they ha been obliged:
to purchase their materials on uhorter
terms than heretofore. They have had
a good season and are vell sold up for
fall and winter.
"The Iron and steel market presents
no special feature and all activity of
the trade Is devoted to Government
work. Requirements of the Government
for steel are large and Increasing and
ail branches of the industry are buolly
employed.
"The hardware line remains actle In
ail its branches. Purchases are In fair
auantltiesrund the' volume ot business
one during the spring season. It Is be
lieved, will equal that for correspond
ing tasons for several years previous.
Prices remain firm and collections good.
"The electrical trade reoarts a iroori
volume of business In household special
ties ana some activity in connection witn
building operation work, although the
high prices of material -and labor cause
a restriction in that line. Jobbers and
retailers are well employed. Manufac
ture are working to full capacity.
Prices are reported firm and collections
fair. r
"The stove trade Is quiet, as regards
staple goods, customary at this season
ot tne year, out supplemental, nesting
apparatus is reported moving with con
siderable activity. Foundries are ojwr-
Bting at run capacity ana joooertrana
66f
29W
34f
?)
46
M!j
12),
6fljf
28)f
24,'J
02; (
4G
im
153
5fl
'ait
02!f
I'.l
07
125f
ma
28J
21$
62)S
40
19)i
150
05 051J
100
INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS
trniiMvlne are Quotations for inactive
New York stocks and In whlci there
were no transactions today. Tho price
given Is the last previous sale:
Adams Bxp . 8 Lorlllard P pflOS
Adv itumeiy. is "raw ixasn.no
AUIs-Chal pr. 84H Mackay Co .. 71
Am Bk N pf. 101 Man Shirt . . 65
Am C & pf. 109 Manhat Eiev. D5
Amer tjoai .. o jinn r. op uo 45
Am Express.. 89H Mx Mo 1st pf 64
Amer Ice .... 41 May Dent St. 63
Amer Ice pr. 49 May DStrypf.102
AmLlnseed pr 79 V4 MexPetpf .. 94
Am Malt .... 7U Mich Central. 93
Am Shpbg Co.135 Mont Power. . 68i
Am Srnlt Pf A 89Tr Mor A Kssex. 39
aS Sugar nf. 100 M S P&S S M 89
A Sum To pf 100 Mo Pao pf . . 55
Artier Tob ..160 Mont Pow .. 66
A Tob pf new 95 Nat Acme .. 31
AmT&Ca .. fif Nat Bis ....110
AUG A WI pf 62 Nat Clk A St 59
Am Wool pf. . 93 Na En & St pt 94
A Writ Pan pf 23 Nat Lead .... 57
Am Z & L, pi ji wa preuuoH
.t, v un vup 13?.
NY Air Brk.129
N Y C & SL 16
Norfolk & So 21
North Amer. . 46
North Pao ...87
Assoc n Gds. 12
Asso oil .... os
Atl Blrm&Alt 10U
Atlan C Line K
Bait & Ohlopf 56
rtatrt I.nrfi nf.100
natopllas Mln l NRR M2d pf. 4
Bein'ateei ... "e7 unio un, rets ou
Rftl fM,.
Ray Consol Copper 23)i oif
Reading .,7 yp qs'.J ,1V7J
Republic Iron&SU. f2ti P3 , roiJ
Royal Dutch tr. re. 97 97 ' 07'
U I.-Ua. T .a.. .1 "
Sears, Roebuck Col34l, .
Shattuck-Arlzona.. 16
Sloss-Sheff S & I. 55
Sinclair Oil Refg. 2fl
Southern Ry .... &H
Southern Ry pf. .. e?)j
Studebaker Co.... 4if
Tenn Cop & Chem 10,'f
Texas Co i49! 150
iransue e nms., 40 ...
Tobacco Products. 04f 651
Union Pao I23f 122!f 122)f loif
w... -; un. 1VJ1
United Cigar Sts. C9) 101'i 100
United Fruit ....125 ...
United Ry Invest. 9 "
US Ind Alcohol.. 23 124 l'"" 104
U Stftubber 58) , 5JU 'cs'4 5)J
U,S Rubber 1st pf03 ...
U S Sm Ref & M. 41K !
anaj US Steel !C6f 107H Kfllf 1C6K
u j diki jji jii;i uiji mr mjf
Utah Copper .... SO 80 0 80
Va-Caro Chem .. 51!f 61) J 51JJ 51J4
western i-acina... aajf
Western Pao pf.. C2
Wabash 0
Wabash pf A.... 42
Wab'ashpf B 24H
Well3 Fargo Exp. 73
West Union Tel.. 89f
Westnghse E & M 43J
Worthlngton. Pump 4Slf
Worth Pump pf B 67H
Wheeling & L Erie 9
Wilson & Co 62)4
Willys-Overland... 20)
Bkn Un Gas. 105
Brown Shoe . .
Burns Bros .123
Brunswick ..12
Butterick Co. 8
Cal Pack Co 4tj
Cat Pet pf . . 62
Cent Lthr pf.104
Cert Prod ... 36
Certeed 1st Pf 87
Chi & Alton .. 7
Chi & Ot Wst 7U
Chi & O Wpf 23
Chi & Nthwst 9H4
Chi JI43f. 43
C C C St L 33
CCC St Lpf 6
CCS prer . . 80H
C R L & P 7
po pf to... 70
Col & South. 23
Col 4; So lstpf49
Com Tab Rec 27
Cent -Cam ... . 70H
ContCan pf .101
Corn Prod pr.100
Crucible Stl pt 91
Cub Am Sug.152
Deere & Co pf 91
Del & Hud ..110
Del L & W..162H
Det Edison .125
D S S k At pf 6
Elec Stor ... 50
Elk Hnr Fuel 23
Owens Boit,
Peoria & East
Pere Marq . .
Tierce Arr pf .
I'UUJBIi,
61
6
114
97W
52
Pond Ck C Co 19
Readg 1st nf 36
Read 2d pf ..38
Rep I & S pf 99
Ry Stl Sp pf 97
Saxon Mot . . (
St L & S V pf 26
m uk sw pr 21
Savage Arms 72
Seab Air Line S
Sears-Roe pf 116
S Por Rio Su 160
South Pao ..84
Stand Mill .. 96
St Mill pt 88
Studebaker pf 90
Stutz Motor . 43
Sup Steel .... 41
S Stl 1st pf . 95
Texas & Pao 17
Tex Co rets ..19
Third Ave ....18
Tob Prod pf 94
Tol&SWcts 5
T& SWcts pf 10
Tidewtr Oil.. 186
Twin City R 39
Under Type .104
Und Type pf 106
union a s i'a 70
ew York. Juno 21. On a very mod
erate volume of business In the early
dealings todny, Scandinavian exchanges
showed a slight Improvement. Pesetas
were heavy at Thursday s low level and
ruble notes wero lower.
Quotations were:
Demand sterling: 4.75A. cables 4.76A.
sixty-day hills nominally 4.73, nlnety-
aav vuis 4.71.
Paris cables 5.70, checks 5.71.
Lire cables 8.90. checks 8.92.
Swiss cables 3.93, checks 3.97. '
Guilder cables 61. checks 60.
Pesetas cables 27, checks 27.
Stockholm cables 34.70. checks 34.30.
Christlanla cables 31.70. checks 31.30.
Copenhagen cables 31.30, checks 30.90.
Ruble notes 13.8013.90.
BAR SILVER
Tester- Last
, . Today day Krl.
N. T. tcents;. 94 D9'4 O0H
London(pence) 48Ti 4S
mi"-,
48tt
1918
Hlsrh I,ow
OD'i 83
40'.s 42
CHARITIES BENEFIT-BY WILL
Five aCtholic Institutions to Get
$200 Each
Bequests '-of $200 each to the Little
Sisters of the Poor, Eighteenth and
Jefferson street; St. Joseph's Orphan
Asylum, St. Joseph's Home for In
dustrial Boys, Catholic Home for Des
titute Children and St. Vincent's Home,
are contained in the will of John J.
Buoy, who died recently at Sea Isle
City, leaving an estate valued at $111,
700. The bulk of the estate goes to rel
atives. Other wills probated today were those
of Mary S. Lange, 2117 Delancy place,
which, in private bequests, disposes of
property valued at J17.100; D. L. Pep
per 153 Du Pont street, $12,000; Ellen
Rhymer, 1613 North Twenty-second
street, $3300; Mary E. Haggerty, Phil
adelphia General Hospital, 42680 : Mary
E. Vernon, 921 West Dauphin street.
The personalty of the estate of Neal
C. Broadhead has been appraised at
$136,971.92; David F. Roark, $7753.43,
and Mary Gray. $3291.34.
Train Kills Aged Laurel Man'
Laurel, Del., June 21. Theodore Phil
lips, aged' eighty-two. Republican poli
tician and 1 retired farmer, was killed
here by a northbound express train at
8 o'clock this morning.
Philadelphia Markets
PROVISIONS
Thera was is fair tobblnr moement And
values wsre well nitAlneit. The ouots-
tlons: City beef, tn sets, smoked and alr-drled.
sc; western oeer, in sets. smoKea. ivi
city beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked and
alr-drled, 48c:. western beet, knuclfles and
tendens, smoked. 4V. Rett hsms, S4.1.
Pork fsmllv. 1H29S3. llsms. S. P. cured,
loose, 28430',4c. do, skinned! loos. 2SU
(TZiHsCi do. ao, smokea, 2nv(!S3imc: oiner
hams, smoked, city cured, as to brand and
average. 28 Mr 80 14 c: do, smoked, western
cured. 20'i(Sai4ci do. bolted, boneless. 45c;
picnic shoulders. S. P. cured, loose, Slttc.
do. Smoked, 22Hc IMlles, In pickle, ac
cordlne to average, loose, 82e. Breakfast
bacon as to brand and average, city cured,
40c: do, western cured, 40c. Lard, western,
refined, 2520c; do, pure city, kettle ren
dered, 25Hffl20c
REFINED SUGARS
Demsnd mss fair and the market ruled
steady on a basis o( 7.45c for fine cranu
lsted. DAIRY PRODUCTS v
CHEESE The market ruled firm under
small supplies and a fair demand. Quota
tions: New York.' v,hole-mllk, choice, 24
24nci specials higher; New York, whole
milk, fair, fresh. 23023 r.
POULTRY '
LIYE The market was quiet and without
Important change. Following are the Quota
tions: Fowls, 81033c; spring chicken, not
f.egborns, weighing 12 lbs. aptsc. 609
55c; weighing 11H lbs. apiece, 40048c;
white Leghorns, according to site, 40045c:
starry Toune rooRtem. ?Sftr2fle: old roos
ters. 22923c: ducks. Pekln. 28 30c: do. In
dian Runner. 28S27c; guineas, per Pair,
I1.S5W1.45: pigeons, old. per pair, 4045c;
4o. young, per pair, 2830c. w
FRESH FRUITS
Cantalouos were mora plentiful and lower.
Other fruits sold fairly and values generally
ruled steady. .Quotations: Apples, per bbi.
Baldwin I58: Den Davis, MOtS: Wlllovo
iwig, it win Apples, oio, per -s-ousn.
bssket. fl.50O2.50; do. new. per hamper.
24. Peaches, Oa., per -basket carrier,
t2ta8. Lemons, per box. SB11. Orsnges,
California, ner box. 1507.50. Grapefruit.
Florida, per box. la4.KO. Pineapples.
Porto Rico, per crate, 12.5005. Blackberries,
Delaware and Maryland, per quart, 20fi)
22c riums. Georgia, per carrier, 38.30.
Cherries. California, per box 1103. Canta
loupes. California . per standard create. $3 75
i; do. do. per pony crate. 43.50: do,
do. per flat crate, 11.5001.73. Watermelons,
Florida, per 100, $50150; do, do, per car
load, 6007S3.
VEGETABLES
Offerings were fairly liberal and prices
nf some kinds were a shadfe easier with
demand only moderate. Quotations: White
potatoes, old, per 100 lbs New York. $l,B.t
His. Whits potatoes, Norfolk and Eastern
Shore, ner bbl. No. 1. 33 50: No. 2.
Ul.252. White potatoes. South Cnrolln
Tmnii KTA.th I'l.n n.
a 50: No ?. n.o.iea
Ida. per bbl. No. 1. $22.73: No. 2. 11
l.DU. Eweei potatoes, jersey, per namppr
No. 1, $2.603; No. 2. $1.2501. 75. Egg
plant, Florida, per box. $1.25B'2.2.1. Cu
cumbers. South Carolina, per basket. $1
2 50 do, Norfolk, per basket. $2.5098: do,
North Carolina, per -bbl. bssket. $2.50 fi)
13. nests. Norfolk, per 100 bunches. $2
8 Corn, Louisiana, per bhl.. M.aO&a.
Peppers. Florida, per crate, $1.2.1W2. To
matoes, Florida, per crate. U (32.75; do,
Mississippi,- per crate. $101.40. Csbbag.
Norfolk, per bbl. crate. $ltr0O2.75; do, do.
per bbf.. $102.60. Onions, Texas, per crate,
$1.40I.7S. .Watercress, per 100 bunches,
Jl2. Mushrooms, per lb., 30050c,
Philadelphia Arrivals
at New York Hotels
The following residents of Philadelphia are
registered at New Tork hotels:
J. O. Ammon, Heald Square.
K L. R. Balrd, Flanders.
D. jr. Banker, Herald Square.
P. J. Barker. Breslln.
(1. Beznlristam. Empire.
J. U Bradlfj-.'Wallick. f
Miss R. Feldman. Marlborough.
B. Foster. New Victoria. I
K. Freeman. BreSlln.
H. C. Oroer. Park Avenue
A. W. Qunther, Herald Square.
B Han. Breslln. :
G. F. Born. Woodward.
J. W. King. Park Avenue.
W. V, Llvezey, Jr.. Grand.
T. F. Lukens, Longaere.
Mrs. W. Mullen. Breslln.
It. E. Woods, Tark Avenue.
Mrs. B. E Woods. Park Avenue.
I.. If. Bondwin, Albert.
W. Dreyfous Albert.
Mrs B. A. Fassell, Park Aenue.
A. Forster, Union Square.
7..-V. Fountain. Latham. ,
T. W, Tramber. Breslln.
B. Harding, Grand.
C E. Levin. Broitell.
W. Miller. Aberdeen.
F. R. Rhoades. Marlborough.
I. Pldersley, Union Square. .'
M. Stensler, Aberdeen.
A. K. Stephenson, Brottell.
0. Suestman, Tark Avenue.
W. W. Wawsey. Union Square.
T. Du Bols. Broztell.
F. F. Dunkin. Aberdeen. ,
.1. 3. Erwln. Longaere.
II. Foster. New Victoria.
1. T. Hamilton, Gerard.
E. F. Harrington, Endlcott.
Mrs N. Hathsway. Bretton Hall.
r. Q. Hunslcker. Flanders.
Mrs. R. II. Kingsbury. Flsnderg.
J. A. Laurener. Van Cortland.
J. F. Stone. Longaere. , .., .
M. P. Taylor. New Victoria. "
3 F. Walker. Breslln. i
E. O. Weber, Park Avenue.
per bbl. No. 1. $3
White potatoes. Flor-
FALLS KILL FOUR AIRMEN
t , "
Two Others Injured, OneProb-
, aoiy i'uiuiiy ,n jivLiuwiui jj
Aberdeen. Mis., June 21. Two avta- M
tors were killed and another prooapiy vm
fatally wounded In a collision at an alti- M
tude. of 1700 feet near Payne Field, SI
i,ieutcnani i.eo u, xihicb, tiiiwiiwiii -i
Kan., and Lieutenant Francis M. Rob- M
erts. of Watcrtown. N. l are dead, iji
and X,leutenant Robert G. Moore, Elm- ,-JI
tti
wood Place, O., may die.
Slemphls, Tenn.. June . 21. Cadet
Flyer H. W. McClanhahan. of Lewls
burg. Tenn., fell several -hundred feet
at Park Field, Mlllington, Tenn., and
was killed when he lost control ot hl3
airplane in landing. -
Hotel Guest Falls to Death
Pottsvllle, Pa., June 21. Patrick Cotf
nelly. of Altoona, a guest, at the Ex
change Hotel, this city, became HI while
leaning over a balcony on, the second
11UU( ttllU ACll ucsuivhb IV W3 lwv wiun. 5-1
receiving injuries from wnlch he died ', ."iji
in a lew nours. no win oe Dunea in X'J
this rltv. Jv
23H 23 23v
fi.' 62 62
Mi 91,' 10!4'
i'iii 42! 43
25) i 2AH 25K
73 73 73
ft0 10 00
iiH 43f 44h
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9 0 0
C2!f 62 62
I0H 20 -J.i
retawers are well employed.. Pr- ar
rsported satisfactory; s Ve"ttir4lf
tuw an iaiprovemewt. .n"''"ilf
Ex dividend American Bank Note, I ;
American Bank Note preferred, 2 and 1
extra; Bbuth Porto Rico Sugar preferred, 2;
Goodrich B. V. preferred. 1 ; Owens Bottle
Machine, i and extra; Owens Bottle
Machine. 14. .
tEx rights Poulh Torto Rico Sugar.
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Chicago, June 21. HOOS Estimated re
ceipts today. 17,000 head; left over, 12,852
head. Few hogs selling about steady with
yesterdsy's average,
CATTLE Estimated receipts today, 4000
h'&liEEP Estimated receipts today, 15,000
bead. '' ,
Kansas City, June 21, CATTLE Bs.
celpts, 1300 hesd. Steady, .,
HOOfl Receipts, 7000 head. , Stesdy.
SHEEP Kecelpts, 1500 bead. Steady.
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fautk Omaha. Juno
15 SiB bead. Weak.
ilft.S04tK.10.
isWBr ReWu. .'XMrlTl
I. HOGS Receipt.,
loo' tower. Jtsnge,
Goodrich B F. 99 Union Pac pf 70
Oranbv Mln . 75 Un Car KM nfins
Greene Can C 41 Un Drug 1 pf 48
fYulf & S I RR 7E
GM & No pf 30
Haskell & Bkr 42
Hav Elec ..101
Hartman Cor 41
Homestake M 75
111 Cent .... 96 ?i
Illinois Cent . 98
Int Har Corp 62
In HarofNJpf 109
Int Nickel pf 89
Inter Salt ...65
Iowa Cent ..'28
Jewel Tea .. 38
Un Pap Bd ..15
ua usi ir p pr 44
Un Ry In pf. 17
USCtI Pipe 14
U S Ind Al pf 97
U S Rlty Imp 15
U S Rlty Imp
lst.pref ....60
Utah Sec Corp 12
Va uar Ch nf.107
Va Ir C & C . 70
Vulcan Detln. 7
West Md ... 14
W MU Q DE 29
Kan Cy Sou. 18 Wheel & LE pr 19
nana uy no jir Di wnue jhoi , . 4 i
Kelly Spgd pf 78 Willys Over . 81
Keok. & D M 4 Wis Central ..35
King CoELCo 93 Woolworth .114
Laclede Gas . 80 Worthlnrton
Ie Rb & T. 19 V Sfm A 90
LlgAM T Col67 Wthgtn Pump 48'
Lorlllard ....185 -,
Refined Sugar Unchanged
,.New York, June 21 Refined' sugar
market remains unchanged hath as tn
conditions and prices. All refiners are
quoting, nne granulated at 7.45c. The
Federal company Is withdrawn. The
National la out" of the market today,
while the Warner company is withdrawn
on fine granulated. The latter com
pany, however, is accepting business for
al. other grades. Cuban raws were .un
changed at 6.095c, duty paid.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
quarterly of 1
Us juiy.ia tc
MaCAndrews
United States Industrial Alcohol Company,
per cent on preferred.
able July, IS to stock oLrecord July 1.
fr cent on preferred, pay.
A Forbes Company, quar.
terly ot 1 per cent on preferred and 2U
per .cent on common, payable July 15 to
stockholders of record June 30. Transfer
books will not be closed.
Cities Service Company, regular monthly
of f 1 per cent on preferred and com.
mon and tn addition of 1 per cent tn
biock on common, an payaoie August 1
siotk or recora .juiy tn.
Cblorado Fuel and Iron Company, quar
terly of of 1 per cent on common, pay
able July 23 to stock of record June 30.
Niplsslng Mines Company, quarterly of 3
per cent, payable July 20 to stork of record
to
yuns mm.
airs.1
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Foundry Compsny. Quarterly of
nr cent on ordinary (Preferred and 3
op- firs,,, Mvursfst.., ! pssaan
,'- At- - , v.
United States Government Securities
Subscriptions accepted today to the -
United. States 4- Per Cent.
Certificates of Indebtedness
Dated June 25th, 1918
Due October 24, 1918
This Company will pay a special rate of 'interest on
v funds set aside from time to time to be used in the purchase
of the ' ' '
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN BONDS .-
Full information furnished. upon request
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