TTY1! "ww, jt. -?' ji .'-' V X n . .- . V. . UK 'aafVw ,&, .. w i .! it-rn. 1 "" 'j i'k rMlii "li 'KV ' . EVENING PUBLK 1i IIKT'IOIU -leal-La - &v, , xxq t, V a - " . NEWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES A .-. T 1?J 'W ise lou k 500 Shares and also sell 100 shares 'Z do you know what s nappcusio yuur uiucis $krfter you give them to your broker? Read our little booklet entitled "The fr, Course or an Order." It tens now your oraers iu ouy or to sell are handled from the time you place the orders until they are executed. Telephone. Till or Write for Booklet T. l'..)3D (Free on requestj JONES & BAKER SECtmiTins Widener Bid., Philade'pVn -Taones Bell. Wilnot 1630 1. -- tjinaa TAA 1lftn Km York Plttxlinrgn Chicago lloatna Direct Prhalt Wires. WWS5 nifcA I ffml ! Ar''J I S"tH. I "-Jl.r5 I .tir, a 3 $y? ks-sm ir ' j rrvv ftitPUt iJlMJOKZS i BAKER. Siril Miner Building. rhtlaielrMa. IftL'tm . B-iw a.7 You may send me your report T.t .-919 NEW YORK STOCK PRICES MOVE UPWARD FOLLOWING EARLY DROP WHICH RESULTED FROM REALIZING r New York Stock Sales Last 2 00 close High I.OW p m. Adv Rumcly .. 14'f Adv Rumcly pref . . .Tfl AJax Rubber 103 Alaska (5 M t( 1 lj . Alaska juneau ... lis i 31'i ai't Strong Tone Prevails After Declines', and Many Issues !Xetnsu"ar. .' ' W Make Substantial Gains Reading Advances " j $ & nr;'"-" "j on Important Buying i---:-::--J miiiiiii'iiiiiiriiiiiwiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiwi n iti4 ! .;- $& uor.i &V' f vrr IS tm Securities Purchased at Higher Levels Our new fri-e folder ets forth a Try int-MesMnc plan whereby aueh ecurltlM may be utilized to In crA present Income, and also points tn way for Invutors to advantageously liquidate thesa ae--rarities at a murh earlier data than would otherwise be possible. When aendlnir for folder, we su. a rest ou furnish list of aecurltles owned and at what ...cures pur- fnaaed. Fox&Company ' Eatab. lft Stock Brokers Real Estate Trust Bldp;, Phila. rrlTale Wlrea l'rompt Uellterlei Phone Wal. J480 New YorU, June 2S The stock market Tas called on to stand another wae of reallzlns; In the early trading today, and at the same time there was a moderate amount of selling by London, assumed to be against stocks on hand here. This selling caused recessions of around 1 point In the lirst fifteen min utes, but afterward many stocks de eloped pronounced strength, and during the remainder of the forenoon a strong tone prevailed, numerous Issues, Including Reading, Mexican Petroleum and the equipment stocks, making substantial gains A number of specialties were also ncthe and strong, and, taken alto gether the market continued to be controlled by bullish Influence, with In dications of further adances In many Issues. United States Steel common, which made a gain of U to 109,4, dropped to 107TB. followed by a rally to above 108, and wider movements were re corded in other steel Industrials, with Bethlehem Steel "B ' selling off 1 point to 85s8, and then ral!lng to 86. American Steel rounders made a gain of 1U to ST1, and American Car and Toundry moved up 1M to 83 Baldwin Locomotive sold down from 95 to 934, but recovered all this loss before the end of the first hour Mexican Petroleum ranged from 734 to 93U and Texas Company rose 2Vb to 155. Reading, after selling down to 90', advanced to 92, with the bung coining from the same banking interests that had been noted as accumulating the stock for a long period Marine preferred also showed a strong tone after an early decline, advancing fiom 102V6 to 103H. Hi:ii'iiiiiii!iiln:u!!ii!!iiiiiiiiiiifiuiiiiiinn!!ffiiini!iirjiiuiiha Lk" imiriKMis HfernD! provident nn: ami mc,)T fPV I COMPANY OF 1'IIII.ADhI 1111 KVr Philadelohla. Sixth Month LMth 1018 Aft n meMln&r of the Itonrd of Directors held this dav. a quarterly dividend of live c awr rent (3) was declared payable on ' lirenth Month Int. 1918. to stockholder of tf record on the books of the Company at the lose of business sixth Month Clth IDle. If Chacks for dividends will be mailed unless neuter directions snail nave ocen nied vvun lithe Company. tfihit1 WALTER DORTOV Sy&fix Secretar K H C0H0N OPENS HIGHER WITH NOTICES LIGHT Purchases Become Fairly Lively on One Offer of 100 Bales of July COTTON nEI.T UT. TIIKK CONDITIONS Jew ork. June 3. The follonlns lemiertiireH were recorded In the cot ton IM-It thin nominal Vlemnhis. OOi hnimillr. r8 Macon and ( linttnnonirii, 70i s m Antonio, ,uicuitii, Atliint.1, Mnanii.'li nnd W llmlniitmi. It; Tenkirola, Iontsomf . Thoniatvllle and .tnrkniitille. ?flt lillene. Iirevenort. ! tornus hrUM. Utile Kock, New Or- lemih. Nashville nnd t harleMon, .8: Oklahoma 80s ajlvetnn. fort smith nnd Tilinpu, 82. .... There nn .III Inch of precipitation nt , Tampni ,0i at Knotvltle: .04 at Nashville and .1 ickonvllle. nnd .1 at Tennacola. i DIKECTOftY Of ACCOHNT1 Crtlfleil Piihlle Accountant .f5, LAWRENCE E. BROWN tc CO GTS"""! ' KaTATB IKUBT 11L.UO. New York, June 25 Bujlng at the opening of the cotton market, which brought prices slightly higher, was caused by the favorable war news and very light notices I In fact, there was but one notice, for I 100 bales of Jul. at the outset, and the purchasing became fairly lively There was an easing off, hovvevet, after the 1 opening I The selling was brought out by the bearish National dinners' report and the OFFERINGS OF CORN READILY ABSORBED Despite Rains Over the Wc6t, Market Develops Firmness. Losses in Oats CHAIN nEI.T WEATHER FORECAST flilraro, June S", Illlnol. Fair to nlRht nnd VVcJncnli.v; warmer Wednes day. Ml'tourl Fair tnnleht nnd Vedno(h, not nmch cliantto In temperntitre. MUconvIn Fair PinUht nnd Wednes day) viurmer WedneMlav. Iowa Fulr, tonlBht anil Uedneidnyi jvnrmer nortlmct tonleht anil In eat elne.da. North nnd .nuth Dakota Fair tonlsht ? . i"'"nplai wnrmer west nnd cen tral toiiUho. .Nelirnkn fair tonlsht nnd Nednetduvt wnrmer tonlsht. Kan. a Fair tonl-ht nnd Hrdnodajt warmer tonlcht. Montana end Wjomlns Fair and Med nesda tooler. Am International . 63U C4 Am t'otton Oil.... 42'f 4 J Am Wide &. 1 int I!) Am Hide & It pf. ., 7f.i$ 785 Am Linseed .... 40'4 AVS Am Locomotive... (IK G7!f Am .Malt 1st pref. Am Sm & net. . . Am Sm A Kef pf 471$ SUi C4 4i 10 7blj 41 67S 47' 3 81'," r.t u i' 78' i ll'i 07i 08 ihH 73W 78s t 787 ( in... Am Sumatra Tob .138JJ l'lSf 13S'i 13SH Am !tl l dries j ott'j OOVj wi "" J Am Tel ft Tel .... p.Vf P7U 07U n"H Am Woolen . . . 67,!, fi7J 57'i 57JJ Am HIS ... 17f , Am Zinc 1. &. S pf . 40 I9'f -"1 42 (hjij GO'S oo'a DU 85'J moii ioo'( iot ioou 041 ii.i ;t"i "J S5U "S6'i "m 2iH 53'f S5Ji 1V1 5Vi .18 24U Anaconda Cop A T H S V Atl CI S. W 1 Baldwin Loco Baltimore . Ohio. 65 Barrett Co . . . SS'f Bethle S CIan B. 85'i Bcthle S S-o pf .105f Brookbn H T ... 38) j Booth risherles.. 24'4 Hruns TS.1XS... 12 Browne Shoe ...0.T4 Burns Brothers . . 1223 122)4 122'5 122)j Butte Cop . Zinc. 12'j 12h 12U 12H Butte & Superior. 2n)f 2o 23 25 lautmet S. Ariz . 00'f Cal Petroleum . 204' Cal Petroleum pf. GO Cent Fdy Co . ; Cil Packing . 40V5 Cen Leather Co 08)4 Cen Leather Co pf 1041$ Cerro de Pas Cop 34'f Chesa & Ohio 50); Chi Cireat West 7' Cht Oreat West pf 23) Chi Mil & St Paul A-Ui Chi Mil & st P pf 74)f Clil ItU Pacific. 22M C, RI&P7pcpf 73) 02)f 10i 39' 49!i 32' j 50 New York Bonds 20'.' 20'i 201i 40' ( 40! i 40s i llliih Ixivv 11000 Ang-French Bs 92, 923, 2000 Am Fgn Sec Bs 97 8 97 U 2000 An Arbor is.. S2 R2 1000 Amour 44s... 84 84 1000 Balto & o 3H8 7DH 733 1000 Oo cv 4'4S . 791, 79H 16000 BrookUT Bs '18 96' 9Ba 2000 Can Gov Bn '31 92 92 lOOOCh & O cv 4)s 70 "fi 3000 Chi & Alt 3V4B Bli, BH4 BOOOChl O West 4s B9 B9 B000C B &.Q 4s ... 94 U 94 U 1000 Lrie cv 4s s A 49 49 4000 do ser B ... 49TS 49 S000 French B SHs 98 974 2000 Int Met 4 'AS . BZ o 1000 Int R T ref Bs f,7U 20000 Int Mcr Mar 6s 97 1000 Jap 2d GS 4Hs 80 1000 K C Ft SOI4S fi74 4000 Kan Cltv So Brt 78 4 007000 1.11) Ilnnil 3)4 90.74 O0.fi2 1)0.51 200000.. o 4s ... U4.U2 Mll IH : 16000 llo 1st 4s... 01.00 111.00 04.00 408000 do 3d I'is 00 0.1.01 01.08 1000Mldale Stl Ss 87H 7' 87 3000 Mo VSa gen 4s 88, 140000 X Y C & H 6s 94 " 1000 NY City 4s '88 90V4 2000 do 4s '89. . 90'4 IOOO .tn AXLr. F.t Q1K- 4000 do 4s Mav'67 100, 100 100 13000 N Y N 11S.11 OS 81 S 87 "4 ki 1000 So Vac. Ter 4s 79 18000 So Bvvy gen 4s 62 12000 So nwy con Bs 90 6000 U S Bub 9 B000U S Stl S F Bs 98 6000 U K of G B H I 5s ... 998s B000U Kof C, B X. I 6s 1919 . 91 5000 U Kof G B&I 6s now '19 99 8000 UK of O TSUI Bs 1921 . . 94 4000 Pacific Tel Bs 90 100 Pa gen ct 4Vas 81 '4 11000 St L . S F 4s Ser A . Bt'a 13000 Sir A L adj Bs 56 1000 So Pac cv 4s i9 RTli' 97 SO 67 78 h B8 94 90 90 'Ms 2 p m 92 97 62 84 7914 79 96 92 76 51 B9 94 49 49 98 B2 67 97 4 80 67 78 68 94 90 90 91 Philadelphia Stocks en 17 nn mi 43 24 24 l OR 9Ui not. Y . Net t. p f. rhce nutt nstt 1V4 0,1 23 SO 17 . nn B21 M 43i .. 24 'A 2IV4 V OR 02 Vl 06 Ml 74W 21X 73 02' j 1GH 74H 21 73 02 10 74H 23) 73 02 10)5 40)i 32' 4 SG 40 32'4 80 49H 32 SG 42)a' 42'$ 42H 101 lOHs" 101,' 101' (74 07 07) j G. 90',.... 31 31 31 lmiteZY&&AX?&Z"ifilVii weather reported througho-ut the fCA $ ;0OVER SAYS FLOUR PRICE WILL NOT RISE 4 00 10 33 40 29 52 00' f 59 GO 15 15 15 32 32 32 40 40 40, 29 29 29 52 52 52 147 14G 147 79 62 80 79 97 99 91 99 03 99 9 62 89 79 T4 98 99 91 94 90 87 69 B6 79 Tl 04". SO 87 B9 60 79 MONEY-LENDING RATES Philadelphia CiU. 6 per cent; time. ts.fflG per cent. Commercial paper, three to sK months, B6 per cent: six months, 6 per cent i?j.f VX.-A r .-o w-: f:feji ',3;mm '"WaaaW &P-W ,'W V1! ;'."!. a yj 1 eniirf ueii. ! The continued beirlsh character of the rrop news as reflected In the pre . Hmlnar report of the National Gin ! ners Association plnting to the largest I crop on record with but one exception, caused some Irregularity during the early trading. New crop deliveries1 eased back to about the closing figures of jeterday, but Liverpool was a good buyer of October as well as of July, and the market firmed up later with July ln- , creasing premium to about 200 points over October and selling forty-one points net hlcher. while the new crop showed '.net advancer" of some 19 to 22 points VV nshlncton. June 25 Preliminary returns to the glnners' erbert Hoover outlined the food ad- association place the condition of cot- ' x Br r Artmnrsii illtl. RS S ItKll- lnlstration's nevv plan for handling the ?"' ... ,. ,..,., lnn ln mid-June vl'iFood Administration Author- SF-,i:4 . -itljiQ Mlari to K npn Krofid cifk ie im Cost Unchanged Ing wheat crop, and made It plain at little or no change m onrt I a. month aeo ine crop is Ight he e-v-f estimated at 15,500,000 bales, exclusive of linters The increase in me area is estimated at about 4 per cent The receipts at the ports for the day are estimated at 8000 bales against 7329 bales a week ago and 12,688 bales a jear ago Ys close Julj- 2 v: October 21 7T December -'4 SI lanuarv - 1 cted In the cost of fteur to the Con ner despite the fact that many of the ctrictlons now thrown about "Jpe mil- r and grain dealers will be removed jThe Government'p guaranteed price of rheat to the farmer based upon J2.20 L bushel at Chicago will remain ir- Ily unchanged Any adjustments In .("SfaBSalM knln n.tn. n c. n. & In .Ul&.a nn.l March 21 11 J.fff" i Aunust 20 10 -alers will be made to meet the ln- peptember 2" 20 'V.Breased freight rates effective todaj rftnd will vary only two or three cents T.iiemnol Cotton Lr.t . BsasaWksKah Isi a nraCAnt ViubIh nplino I ' ff.l,IW V O 111V (IICCVlll l"OtVj MiVt3 3-;Under the new plan millers will be ' ssWtween the price of wheat and flour &v (aatcmd of the nront of 25 cents a barrel ' permitted. Jn computing the defer- Brtll of Jl-10 millers will include their Baos and the by-products or the Indus- Chicago, June 25 Noivvithst-indlng good lalns over the West, the corn market developed firm ness this morning, offerings from com mission houses being absorbed by local Interests Trade was limited, being checked to some extent by wire trouble The receipts hero todav are 324 cars July opened at ?1 43 to 11,43. against $1 43 at the end vesterday. and later sold at $144 August opened at $146 to $146, compared with $1,46 at the close jesterday, and moveu up to 1 47i. Oats was firm In the main Offer ings were light at the start, but eood mixed selling forced a prompt reaction below esterdaj's close Later losses were recorded, the demand being fairly good, July opened at 71 to 71 c, against 71 c at the end esterday, and after declining to 71c, moved up to 71c August started at 67 to 67 c, against 67o at the close vesterday, and, after receding 10 67c, riTCe to 07 c The re ceipts here today were 275 cars The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth today were 158 cars against 38 cars last year: at Winnipeg, 49 cars, compared with 686 iars, and at Chicago, one car, against 39 ears Financial Briefs C BI&P6pcpf Chile Copper Chlno Copper Colorado F & 7 Columbia G & K Consol Gas . Conol InCalMln. 11 Corn Pro Ref.. . 41' Corn Pro Bef pf C ruclble Steel Crucible Steel pf Cubin-Amerl Sug 151 Cuba Cane Sugar. 31? Pen K Bio Or pf - Distill Secur .... Brie Brie 1st pref,..., Fished Body . . . Gaston, Wm & W General Cigar . . General Motors . Gen Motors pref.. 82 G'drlch (B F ) Co. 45 Goodrich pref . . . 9SH Great North pref. 90 Gt Nor c for rf p. . 3B Greene-Can Cop. Illinois Central , Inspiration Cop., Interboro Consol TnAs1nin f'j-it-. ntA? 3T1 I llici tJVJt w vuu ji.- ui;( .-- . Inter Mer Marine. 2S 2S5i 2S 2S Inter Mer Mar,pf.l03 102 102) 1 IOL' Inter Paner 35 30 Bli Inter Nickel 28 28 285 Inter Nickel pref. 89 Kan Cltj South'n. 18 Kelly Spsfd Tire . 51 M S3 85 59 110 27' 55' 98), 28!f 53 Resene Banks' Discount Rates Official discount rates at the twelve Federal Reserve banks were as follows- (The first column gives the rates for all periods up to nnd Including the fifteen-day maturity, the second for a peilod of sixteen to nlnet? days The third and fourth columns give the rates foi rediscounts of collateral loans se cured by Government bonds or notes ) Com'l paper Govt paner to to no 10 to no 1-idajs davs 1,1 das dav i 9S 'Vl 9S' 98'4 34 31 4W 90 , 53 8 53 53' 53'j Boston New York . Philadelphia Cleveland . Ttlchmond Atlanta Chicago . . St Louis Mlnnfnpolls Korsas City Dallas San Francisco 1 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4. 1'4 4 14 4t 44 4( '! 4H I 44 1. I 4S4 4 4 4 4 4 4 )5 4 4 5 4 4 5 4 4 4 4 4 4'i 4'4 4!' 4 4S 4 Hi 4'i 4 lllch l Am Rspf 6By4 10 Bald Loo 05 100 Gen Asph 23 .11 Ins C N A 20 2H Lk Sup C 17M, IROLeh Nav. nfl", nOMIdvdle . B2 IRJl'enn It II 437V noPhllaBlec 24 100P BT t c 21 V4 fl Ph Trrct. n 210 Beading. 024 (IlIQI .. 00 Vi sion IJ S steel inn ifnv. lOlTt 1 3 West Coal 71 71"i .7fi H nOM Net High Low 2PM chse. 7.10 Lib Bonds 3',is... 09.10 00.10 00.10 .02 6300 do 4a. .04 03.30 04 3100 do 4 s 03.00 0S.S0 95.90 .40 11000 PhllaElec' 1st Ss 03'i 03V4 93U .. 1000 Un Rwys t c 4s. r,1 57 57 .j PHILADELPHIA INACTIVE STOCKS Following are quotations for Inactive stocks listed In the Philadelphia Stock lixenange and in which there were no transactions today. The price given Is the last previous close: A O war 1 Leh Val Tr pf 26 Alliance InB . 19 Little Schuyt. 48 Am Gns. ... 69 Mlnchlll Bl'J Amer stores, 21 No Fenna .. Amer Strs pf. 92 Brill J O pf. 70 Buff & S t c. 6 Buff &S tcpf 48 Cam Iron ... 40 Cam Steel ...132 Catvvs 1st pf. B2 Catvvs 20 pf . . B4 Pa Salt It... 85 P B T 2S Penn Traffic. 2 4 Phlla Co .... 29 Phlle Co pf . . 23 Phlla Co cm pf 32 Rwys Co Gen 2 Un Cos N J.. 187 Con Trac N J 66' IJ S Steel pf.110 Gen Asph pf. BS Ton Mln .... 2 lit X. B T .. 10 Warwick Iron 8 Ht & B T pf. 17 W Cramp ... 77 Key Tel pf.. 50 W J & S.... 40 Lit Bros .... 28 York Bvvy .. 9 Leh Val Tr.. 20 York Bvvy pf. 314 Netv York Curb INDUSTRIALS nid 13 3 10 30 11 Open am am 20 HI 2fl 70 21 70 21 HI 24 71 21 71 21 40 21 11 21 11 21 2S 21 27 21 27 11 10 a m 20 RO 21 SS 21 50 Y."rhere will be little rationing or allot- Baakr nf nheat ln handllntr and distribut er aaVA ,1,. n.ur prnn uhleli mennti n 1rti.T B4)vement of wheat and flour, with a re Xmr lo something like the competitive fi, Mattdltlons existing tefore the war ' ..Food experts Deiieve the deferential VKrifa will not materially affect the pres SpA" flour costs, although the millers aBMBcraung unuer vne allowance win nav? fifreater latitude than heretofore in puyinr their prices. XPJ IWGINEER SLEPT, RAN INTO CIRCUS TRAIN 1 f-t- IriTrnA ii-J t -i . n. Dozed Three Miles. Railroad irffm. .. 7-;, 'J Attorney Asserts, and Did 'fiS&fe: i 4 Not See Signals n..mnni .Tune 25 Snot cotton was nulet toda and prices were unchanged Ar the hnsls of 22 29d for middling. Sales were 2000 naies. tteceiins were 28.000 bales of which 18,200 bales were American Futures were quiet Old con tract, spot prlcea. were- American, min dllng fair. 23 66d. good middling 22 9?d ; middling 22 29d; lower middling 21.. 7d; good ordinary 20.77d . ordinary 20 24d. . 10 . 5 . 21 . 55 . 16 . 51 . 58 19 127 Hammond, Ind., June 25. o J. tiargent, engineer or the troop train that crashed Into a train near Gary Saturday, was owing to Illness and did not see Hnals of danger, It Is announced by my Charles J. McFadden, repre- the Michigan Central. Sargent, Id, remained near the wreck for six and then, being worn out, left for iioo. E,.the Inquest Attorney McFaddon I, the engineer was asleep for three too, Mich., June 25. Alonzo nt- engineer of the train that Into the HagenDecK-wallace l-fvear Gary, Ind . Saturday, against a charge of manslaughter was i.-has been released from custody. i arrested here Saturday night. mr ic was announccu oarseiii wuuiu i tradition and attend the Cor- Inquest at Hammond today. Then Engineers' Pay lop, June it. Tne snipping announced a supplemental JUtar the pay oi re Mlneera employed on by tit' boara at a i;tUOK,tv9tTm, ",-TJ Cotton Bners and Sellers New York. June 25 July Mitchell, UmreHnrn O'Connor Young and Kelffer bid ; Gumoens, Shanz. Blorddn, fiountree, Hartcorn oflered October Geran, Johnson and Mitchell bid; Cumoens Shanz. Rlordan, Bountree, Rosenberg, Schlll, Newman and Munds offered December Deacon, Slgel, Kelffer and Hubbard bid , Schill and Martin offered January Hagedorn and Segel bid; Fllnn offered March Rlordan bid and 1allace or fered.w DIVIDENDS DECLARED American Oraphaphone re-rutar quarterly of lt per cent on preferred payable July 1 to stock of record Jupe 15, and 51 ,5 a share on common, paable July 1 to stock of record June 12" ... American Ilolllne Mill Company, recular quarterly of 2 per cent (.10 cents) and an extra dividend of 1 per cent (23 cents) on i.n..a rMt- Fnrt Scott and Memphis Rallwav Companjfl a dividend of 1 per cent on preferred, paiabte July 1 to stock or record June 2T .,-... .t Public Service Corporation of Northern Illinois, regular quarterly of 14 per cent on common and IVi per cent on preierea. ooh payable Aueuit 1 to stocKhoiders or July record 15 .i,i-- nattv romDinr. reevllar ouar- terly of 1 per cent, payable July 10 to stock of record July 10 Elmlra Water. Light nnd Railroad Com pany, usual quarterly of 14 per cent on first preferred and of l'i per cent on second pre fered. pas able June 30 to stock of record June ?. .-- -. - . cent, payable July 1. Books close June JJ reopen July 2 Readliw subsidiary, a dividend of HO cent; per shire, payable June 27 to stock of Improvement Company. record June 22 Transfer books oi com- "'"MI L .1...J until June 29 Consolidated Traction Company of New Jersey, regular senuwuiiua, .. - "-t" ".vl. i,7i is realstered June 20 inaconda Copper Mining Comrany. usual n,..rterlv of '2. payable August 2(1 to stock of record July 20 i May Raise Manhattan Tunnel Fares Washington, June 25. A rtconlmen datlon has been made, to Director Gen eral MCAQO? laai mc aura in wau- hattan Tunnel be made seven cents from New Jersey shore to the downtown sec tions or revv jorK us wen a? uiuuwh Increase would affect. If adopted, about 42.000,pv)0 riderB during the course of a year. , , Refined Sugars Unchanged Kaw York, June 25. The refined sugars are unchanged, with all local re flnera quoting fine granulated at 7.50c. The Warner and the National companies are withdrawn. Raw sugars are quoted .Mac SWjr,llu, ueiivcrvu. ur am II The Hotels Statler Company, Inc , operating the Hotel Pennsylvania, New York, and the Hotels Statler, of Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit and St Louis, has negotiated a loan of $3,000,000 from S W. Straus & Co . ln the form of a 6 per cent serial bond Issue. The pro ceeds of the loan will be used to retire the present Indebtedness of the borrow ing corporation, furnish additional working capital and provide funds foi equipping the Hotel Pennsj lvanla. S W Straus & Co will offer the bonds to the public in denominations of $5001). $1000. $500 and $100 They are secured by Si first mortgage on a large part of the property of the company and a gsneral mortgage on the remainder The operating companies now con trolled by the American Power and Light Company Intercompany charges eliminated report ior iiay gross earn ings of $1,019,926, increase $159,230; net earnings $391,953, increase $47,221. For twelve months, gross earnings were $12,089,859, an Increase of $1,333,847; net earnings $4,946,075, a gain of $231,151 ( The Federal Beserve Bank of Philadel phia has delivered to date $228,250,000 of the third Liberty Loan bonds The reserve bank has ample bonds -on hand and deliveries are made as promptly as financial institutions furnish a list of the denominations wanted The New York Subtreasury gained $1,406,000 from the banks yesterday, making a cash net gain since Friday of $5,241,000 There has been nlaced on the reeular list of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange $2000 additional pmiaaeipnia company, consolidated mortgage and collateral trust 5s 1951 and on the unlisted de partment $400 additional Philadelphia Electric Company of Pennsj lvanla. NF.y YORK. COFFEE MARKET New York, June 25 Trading In coffee futures remained small today Prices on the nrst call were virtually unchaneed with bids and offers few Continued firmness In prices at Brazil failed to Influence sentiment here After .,-- II T..1.. B..1.1 nfr f OS A- 1 KAlnl V.A- ino tail .jviij euw at . ., 4,w,t,k wk low the previous close Clearances from Europe ln the last week were large, but Brazil cleared none for the United States It Is believed that the present crop, all kinds, will be next to the largest ever grown and one leading authority declared that he would not be surprised If the total reached nearly 22,000,000 bags. There was nothing new ln the cost .. ,1 ,..t.h, M..l.n, ff.-. haln f... K..4 too high to attract buyers An increase .western Jnlon of 25 per cent ln freight rates put Into! Westing L & M Kennecott Copper . K Co El Lt&Co,, Lack Steel . . . Lehigh Valley .. Lousv & NaMi. Maxwell Motors Max Mot 1st pf , Mexican Petrol . Miami Copper .., Midvale Steel . Minn & St L new- Mo Kan &. TeTas Mo Pacific Mo Pacific pf Nat Conduit & C Nat Enam & Stp National Lead Nev Con Copper N Y Air Brake N'ew York Central N Y Dock pf. . . N Y N H & H N Y O &. W . . Norfolk &. West Northern Pacific Ohio Cities Gas . O.ilo Tuel Supply Ontario Mining . Pacific Mall . . P Am Pet & T pf .. Penna Railroad . Pere Marquette . Pitts & W Va Pitts & W Va pf . . Pierce-Arrovv . Plerce-Arrovv pf Pitts Coal Pitts Coal pf Pressed Steel Car Ry Steel Spring . Ray Consol Cop Beading Repub I & S . . Rep I & S pf R Dutch tr rects . Savage Arms Saxon Motor St L-San Fran . . St L-San Fran pf Seaboard Air Line. Seab Air Line pf. Sears Ro & Co . Shattuck-Arlz Sloss-Sheff S & I . Sinclair Oil Ref . Southern Pacific South Railway South Railway pf . Stand Milling .. Studebaker Co . Superior Steel . . . Tenn Cop R. Chem 10 Texas Co Tex & Pacific Tobacco Prod Tob Prod pf . Under Type Union Pacific United Alloy Steel 39 United Cigar S ..103 50 3) 50 33 28' a 50". 33 84 84' 84. 99 53 07 99 52' 53 23 51 23 55 51' 51 19 19 23 55 51 "ior FOREIGN EXCHANGE ew York, June 25 The only de velopment In the foreign exchange mar ket in the earlv dealings today was a further shading of rates for Spanish exchange Stockholm cables were firm. The market generally was uninterest ing and dull The tone was fairy steady. Ruble notes were Inclined to heaviness it 13 60(1. H 70 for the 500s and 13 75 13 85 for the 100s Quotations were Demand sterling 4 Bj", cables L'B.i Klttv-dav bills nominally 4.73, nlnetj- day bills 4 71. I'ariS CaOlCH a iu, uirte-i - Lire cables 8 90, checks 8 92 Swiss cables 3 92, checks i 96 Guilder cables 51. checks B0 Pesetas cables 27. checks 27 Stockholm cables 35. checks 34.60 Chrlstlanta cables 31.. 0, cables 31.30 Copenhagen cames ai -v. hkim ' BANK CLEARINGS Dank rlearlnan tod o compared with ccr rupondln. da. Let two v.. re- mft sm ins J2S $M nu 014 $11 jnn.SK (W (174 21 31 913 &S2 30 o3 l-'O Aetna Explosives . Amer-Brltlsh Mfg Am Marconi Amer Writing Paper Air Seduction ... B Canadian Car Co . . 25 , Can Car & Fdy pref. 70 Chirroil Iron 8 Chevrolet Motors .. .137 Cramp 75 Curtiss Aeroplane . . 40Vj Carwen Tool 7 Carbon Steel 121 Emerson Phonograph 1 Hendee Mfg 10 Like Toipedo Boat . 4V4 Lehigh Coal Sales . . 78 Lima Loco 43 Maxim Munitions . . A Marlin Arms 73 N V Shipbuilding . . 3D Nor Amer Pap Pulp 2 Otis Elevator . ..47 Peerless Motor 14 Poole Eng 50 L'riilrtrie.nnn(h 1 1 Standard Motors .. 11V4 Steel Allos 4 Submarine . . in St Joseph Lead . . 14'4 Todd Shipbuilding ... 80 Triangle Film United Profit Sharing at, U S Steamship 0 United Motors 3074 United Sugar 30 World's Film Wright-Martin Air... 0 ".inc concent . Yes cloe Ask (site) 13 14 n 3 2 71 31 80 8)4 139 . SO 41 8 123 EXTREME DULLNESS RULES TRADING ON LdCAL EXCHANGE AND PRICE CHANGES XRE SMALL Steel Common Makes Up Bulk of Business, With Its Price Declining Lake Superior and Transit Certificates Advance Trading was exceptionally small during tho early part of today's session on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange nnd the financial district found very llttla of Interest ln tho limited transactions recorded. Steel common was about the onfy Issue showing any activity nnd It followed the early trend on the big board and declined. Other price changes were small 'and uninteresting. Lako Superior Corporation advanced a trifle, and fractional gains wero made by Lehigh Navigation, Philadelphia Electric and United Gas Improve, ment Company. Rapid Transit, cortlncatesTtame out higher, at 24, whlla Philadelphia Traction was unchanged. Railroad shares were Irregular, Reading declining and Pennsylvania ad vancing a trifle. On an unimportant transaction Baldwin Locomotive was marked up , to 95. Liberty Loan bonds were Inactive, but the regular 4s were weak, drop ping back to 93.50, ' Philadelphia Electric first 5s were fairly active, but unchanged. Withdraw Third Loan Deposits Today Is an Interesting one ln banking circles. The Federal Reserve Bank will withdraw tho remainder of the third Liberty Loan deposits, amounting to about $27,000,000, and on Thursday the Federal Reserve Bank will draw 20 per cent of the tax deposits held by institutions ln this district. Thels Is also the last day In which to pay Income and excess profits taxes without penalty, and there matures today tho Treasury certificates ln antici pation of taxes. The great bulk of these certificates have been turned In by tax payers In payment of taxes, but some will be presented today for redemp tion, although the amount which the Government will have to redeem Is problematical. Institutions also begin making pajment today on the Initial offering o Treasury certificates to be sold In preparation for the fourth Liberty Loan. The Philadelphia quota Is $53,000,000 and pajment may be made until July; 2 Inclusive. Many Institutions will probably make payment by book "credit and so the amount of Government deposits will be Increased during the week. 3Vi 140 4iiv4 PHILADELPHIA MARKETS 20 1 81 18 V, .. 80 41 ... 2" '-. 52 in ;o 16 12 n 0 17 14 .. 01 .. Vz it 0 - 31 31 33 Ml .. 0? 0 1 STANDARD Oil, Illinois 103 168 Ohio 222 328 327 Prilrle Pipe 251 218 S O Cal 207 271 S O N J 525 530 SONY 268 272 271 rhlla Boston 72 41 40 40 21 101 87 38 44 12 30 00 "43), 13 30 78 39 OS .. 53 ... 81 ... 07 67 . 56 57 24', ... . 01 . 02 . 90)5 . 01 . 71 . 8 . 13 27 8 21 7tf 10 65 28 81 24 62 100 45 42 72' '40 87 37) i 87' 375 i 12 12 12 41 87 37 43),'" '37 "l0 01' 92 43 '3o 30 66 66 91 92 43 37 '40 675J 57 '6l 92 RAILROAD EARNINGS CANADIAN TAriFlC 1018 Inrreaee Thlrrt veek June 2 8111 (lOO 190 000 From Januar? 1 fin e'H 0' 1 19 "" CHICAGO C.nnAT V CiTEItN Ocond week June .$178 181 J$6 178 From January 1 .713 7 B0S.S.1 Decrease. Chicago City Railwajs Passes Dividend Chicago, June 25 The Chicago City and Connecting Railwajs Ins passed semiannual dividend on preferred cer tificates The last dividend was $150 paid on January J151 INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS irniinwlne are quotations for inactive v.w York stocks and in which there New orK ""- .j.. Th ,,-!. IVDEUEXDKM OIL .STOCKS Barnett Oil & Gas. Cosden & Co Blk Basin Federal Oil n 5! Inter Petrol ,..,..:.. 12 Houston OH Merrltt Oil . . Midwest Oil .. Met Petrol Ohio Fuel .. Oklahoma Ref Sapulpa Ref . Sequoyah ... . Sinclair .... 73 v 11.1 . U .. 12 . - - Ti'n 84 . . . 18 Vl nv4 13V 72 28y, 117 1 17 T)4 n 19 MINING STOCKS were no iran--vi""7 -7 given is the last previous sale 68 91 91 91 29 83 24 62 45) j 43 10 29 83 24 62 '45)4' 43 19 29 83 21 62 '45 43 1U Adams ; ! ,,,, jeel Tea nf 93 Mlls-unini w - - i -., a ei The price 38 Kans Cy S pr 52 Jewel Tea A" - 7hein 91 Kans uy s nr -Am Ag C pi. J , M nf 6n At" B bu.s ,Vr vol Kel'y sPd ' 76 Am BkN Vt 161 Laclertf gas . 80 Amer -; 1 mo, i-ee no & 1. is AmC&FPf-lOj Ligoi T Col67 Am" . 90 152)$ 155 152 154 18 . 66 67 66 67 95 .105 12251 122 122 122 WS 3 39 103 102 102 West Pacific pref , Wabash Wabash pref A.. Wabash pref B... West Maryland 124 125 57 58 23 23 63 63 effect today will not tend to Increase the demand ror spot, prices in tne local department were virtually unaltered. The undertone at Rio was easy, but cer tain of the better grades of Santos held well, owing to a scarcity of the mpre de elrahle kinds Today's openlns 4 03 8 2.1 8 1(1 , 8 65 September December Marcn Mar ..... July liia. Yesterda'a close 8 0998 11 8 1808 Ml 8 H1WS 01 7D67 88 United Fruit ....125 United Bys Inv .. 9... Unit Rr Inv pref. . 17 . . . U S C I P & V.. 15)$... USC I P&Fpf..44 ... U 3 Ind Alcohol.. 124 125 U S Rubber . 58 58 U S Rub 1st pref . 103 . . . U rf Steel 109 1095f 107 109 U S Steel pref.... 111 111U 111 11 Utah Copper 80 fcUJ, 80 bOJj Va-Caro Chem .. 51 51 51 51 Western Pacific . 23 23J$ 62 63 10)$ 10 42 42 25 25)$ 15 my, 44 44 44 West Mfg 1st pf . 64 Vorth Pump .. 48 Wheel & Lake E. C) Wheet&LEpf... 20 -Wilson & Co ... O.J Willys-Overland . 20)$ 20 Wllya-Over pref... 82 ... E llv Idend Keadlnn second preferred, , Comp. Tab Kec Co., 1; Harvester of New Jersej. 14, Atlantic Coast Line. 3 BAR SILVER im Sugar pi iyjl -"'ay uept 01 oj - ..- nf 1 u ninv- 11 n nriny Max Pet pf . . 94 Mich Central. 93 Mont Power 68Ba Mor & Essex 39 M S PS.S S M 89 Mo K & T pf 9 58 Mont Povv . . 66 GOVERNMENT BONDS 2s registered 1930 ... fi.w 2s coupon 1930.1 , , . Is registered 1918.... - .. . As coupon 1918. ....,. r ... Is reslatered 1823 .... 4a coupon 1921.. ....... ...". as resfstered 19I..,. 8a coupon J918...-1 ,,-....,. Danama ? r-K 1 Ban. ....... . Panama -' rec Jl5 p.l.M.,, ' nid 88 08 U8 90 ion ion 81 81 1 9 81 48 9 03 10 42 25 48 9)$ 10 42 25 44 '48 9. 63 63)$ 20 20) . Lie & M T nf 102 Am Express . Loose-Wiles B 22 Am ice Sec. 33 lst f 83g Am 1 See Pt -. o Lorlllard . .185 Am Lco P' ; ?5i Lorlllard P pfl03 Am Linseed pf 79 Mackay Co . 71 Am Malt .- U Mackay Co pf 67,i ASsmUpf A89 Man Shirt '. 6s" Am Sugar ...HJ Maiihat Elev. 95 Am "hf 1291 Mun V. Rn fV. IU Am Stl Fdry. 66 5. Max M 2d pf 19 . Am ni' -J ioo aJiT:,S Am.0,pPVr 23 A-SSOC D Gds. 2 Aff2,"t. nref. 83 Nat Acme .. 3074 Y.i" iiirmfcAlt M0 "at "Is pr..llO Atl. 5 JTiT Ine 95 Nat Biscuit 91 At ? W 62 Na c"' & St 59 AllOy" Soo Na P.n &St pf 91 Bal? nre? 56 Nat Lead pref 100 B fi. O Pret-f'1(5?" N Y C & s.i 16 Barrett Co Pf.10 Norfolk & So 21i Batopilas Mln..i jCorthAmer.. 46 Beth sieei . . Bkn Un GaB'12 Brown Shoe.. 65 Burns Bros.. 123 n..,&.llr f:0 . o OUlirnv" ".,, cui,a k i-. Can J'ac ";,' rniia uo . . . . Z9H Cent Fdry Pr J Pr Steel C pf 94 Cert Prod ...- 35 p C C i St L 52 Certeed lst pf 7 pek Ck C Co 19! Chandler M.. ' Pullman P C.115 Chi & Alton.. jveaoing .'d pr 39 Chi & Nthwst 91 Readg 1st pf 36 C C C & St L 33 Ry Stl Sp pf 07 CCC & St L pf 65 st L & &w pf 21 CCSpref... 80 Sears-Roe pf.116 Col & South.. 23 s Por Rlc Su.160 Col & S 1st pf 49 St Mill pf 86U Com Tab Rec 27 stt'debaker pf 90 ContlnsCo.. 50 Rtutz Motor . 43 Cont Can.... 70 sstl lstpf.. 95" ContCanof.. 99 Tex Co rets.. 19 Cub C Sug pr 81 Third Ave ... is Deere & Co pf 91 Tob Prod pf . 94 Del & Hud . .110 Tol & S W fts 5 Del V. W"?;i4 T& sw spf 10 Det Edison .125 Tldevvtr Oil.. 186 Dome Mines 6 Tvvln City R. 39 D S S & At pf 6$ un0n B p Elec Stor ... 50 Un Car Stl pfl03 Elk Hn Fuel 23 uH Drg 1st pf 48 ?rieT?d?r!'nf 'M4 "nln Pac pf 70 KfduM S 5p Hff Un PaP I'd.. is3 Fisher B pf.. 88 us c, ', p - " i0.0?" upd U " s ind Al pf 97 "( iiK3 ?nll " S Blty Imp 15 Alaska Standard . A Atlanta . . .1 Big Ledge .... 1 -, Butte Niw York . . yt Con Ariz . . lVi Kmma Consolidated . 'A First National . l-it Goldfleld Merger 1 1 Goldfleld Cons . . y Goldfleld Florence 10 Goldfleld Kevvanas . 3 Green Monster , Hecla Mining 4 Howe Sound 3'n Independence Lead . .1 Jerome Verde Jim Butler ci Jumbo Extension . 8 McKlnley Darragh . 10 Magma Copper .... .11 Mother Lode 31 Mines Co of America I V4 Nevada Hills .1 Nev ada Wonder .... Niplssing sa. Ray Hercules 4 Sin Toy 10 Tonopah Extension.. 1 United Verde 40 West End Con . . y. . . 1 White Caps . . . . i Yerington ft BONUS Bethlehem 5s r 08 Cosden OH 6s .... 78 Cosden & Co 6s .... 78 Cudahy 5s . . . .04 nussian Gov 5s ... 33 do 6s 31 Southern Railway 5s 98 Stnclalr Ull us 7 Todd Shipbuilding 6s 06 10 n 1V4 1 W 11 6 A i'& 4 ft 68 in 43 31 37 1 10 1 1 1 12 1 41 1A A 6 08 83 8.1 07 38 40 08 80 99 0 73 28 4 ftc lOA 18e " 23c 10c 8c 4)1 3c 4U 10c IVi 41 1.00 30c 9 78 GRAIN AND FLOUR WHEAT Receipts, none. Offerings light nnd prices firm Quotations are as follows Car lots on export elevator (Government standard Inspection), standard prices No 1 southern spring. $2.27, No 1 hard winter, 12 27. No 1 durum t 27. No 1 hard white. IJ 27. red winter. No 1. $2 27: No 2. li 24: soft. No 1. JJ 21, No S, $- 22 Minimum irices Heel winter rso a, ji; r-.o -i, IJ 18, do No. 3. $2 1.1: (lo, sample urade, I-' 01.' 13. soft. No 3, J.'.lll. do. No 4, IJ ltt. do. No 3. SJ.13. do. samplo grade. $2 0202 11. Special maximum prices only to be ap plied when the other qualities ln tho wheat ore high enough to warrant It. . , ..1- wneats Maximum price containing 13 1 ner cent itinhluro ,n 13 V nee rent mOlt- yre. 4c under No 1 or No 3 red $2.23. No-- ? "Si. rea- - 21 Maximum price contain ing 13 6 to 14 per cent moisture 5c under No 1 or No. 3 red. $2 2.'. No. S soft red, No 4 wheats Maximum price 6c. under No I or No. 4 red $2 21. No 4 soft red. No 15 wheats Mtxlmum nrlco containing jot over 14.1 per cent moisture ne under No 1 or Nn J5 red $2 2t. No. B soft. 2 19. Maximum prico containing not over 14 7 per cent moisture Ti. iin.F Ma 1 or Vn. .1 red. $2.20 No B soft red, J2.18 Maximum price rontalnlng not over 15 p-r cent moisture. NCJjndcr No 1 or No. S red. 12.10: No, 3 soft red $2 17. Sample wheats Unnillea nn merits, but In no case shall price ho higher thin 4c under 0 ' nI ,n' aunciass represented. Smutty wheats Value shall be determined by each sample basis of tho class and sub class CORN Receipts .1117 bush. Supplies were small nnd the market was strong, but trade was quiet Quotations- Car lots for local trade No 2 sctlovv. $1 7301.78, No 3 elkm $1 71i0't 73 OATS Receipts, 12(1 010 bush Demand was fair nnd prices were c higher under light offerings Quotations No 2 white 88snc. standard white. RSSSR'icj No 3 white 87 87 c. No 1 white 81lifSnc. FLOUR Receipts. MS,7J(I lbs In sacks, SupplleH were smnll and prices were tlrmly held Quotations To nrrtvw per 100 lbs packed ltr Of lb sirks Winter wheat 100 per cent flour, $10 7.1t?fll Kansas wheat, inn per cent flour, Sll.l.lfi 11 10 spring wheat 100 per cent flour. $10 71(5111. RYE PLOWl Was nulet and steadj. We quote M $1011 50 per bbl , ln sacks, as to quallt PROVISIONS The market ruled Arm with a fair Jobbing demand The quotations are Cits b-ef. in sets smoked and alr-drled, 42c, western beef, ln sets smoked, 42c, city beef, knuckles nnd tenders smoked and alr-drled, 41c western beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked mc H.ef hams. $11 Pork famlh- 1J(i?,n Hams, 8 P. cured, loose, 2SW30c. rto skinned, loose, 28'i (23Uc. do dn. ftmnlferi. jnUritaOUc. Other hams smoked, cltv cured, as to brand ana average 29V4 (ft 30 c, do. smoked, western cured. 2fli4t3'31e do boiled, boneless 15c; picnic shoulders. S. P cured, loose, 21Hc do, smoked. 22c. Bellies ln pickle, ac cording to average, loose, 32c. Breakfast bacon as to brand Rnd average, cits cured. 40c; do, western cured, inc. I.ara. western, refined. 21P'26c; do, pure city, kettle ren dered, 25 20c, REFINED SUGARS Offerings were light nnd the market ruled firm on a basis of 7 30c for fine granulated DAIRY PRODUCTS nUTTER -Offerings were moderate and the market ruled firm with a fair demand for desirable grades of both solid packed and prints Quotations. Solid packed cream ers' extra. 44 c, high-sror'ni- goods, 43V4 i47c. extra firsts, 4344c, firsts. 12 43c, seconds, 30!le: fanes brands of prints Jobbing nt ,10.12c, cholco at 10c, aflr to good. 4548c . . EGOS There was a good demand for fine stock supplies of which were kept well cleaned up at Arm prtcese. Quotations follow: Free cams, nearby firsts, $11 70 ll 81 per standard case: current receipts, $11 21SIU 40 per case, western extra flrsU $1) 70O11 81 per case: firsts. $11.10011 si per case fancy selected eggs were Jobbing at 4-i'4lc per oozen. . . . . CHEESE The market ruled Arm under carclis Demand was fair Quotations New York, whole-milk, fancy, fresh,. 24V4 244 c, specials higher: New York, whole, milk, fair to eood. fresh. 2321c. $4 n00 Peppers, Florida, per crate, $1.2S (ft J tomatoes, Mississippi, per crave, (ocio $1.40. Cabbage, Eastern Shore, per bbl,, irate, -' Buff ) So, do, Norfolk, per bbl, crate. J1trT2.1(l. do. do. per bbl. $12. Onions. Texas, per crate, $1.231 113 Mush- roms, per lb , rricif iwc. Government Local Market Reports NRR M2d pf 41 umo uas rets t5 Owens Bott.. 61 Peo G & E . 42 i-eoria s isast 6 Today Yes. N York (cts ) 09V4 004 10a London (pee.) 4S'i Last 101S Tues, man low 40'i 110 48 81 42 :.... -t. ; ioai ... Biuau 3s-0.. Ii,.... ....-. . traahlnrton. June 25 -iasol ne ex ports In May amounted to 7.080,414 gallon, valued at $14,591,318, the fargest amount ver exported In any one nin. LUMBER CUT DECREASES Production in 1917 Reported as 10 Per Cent Below Previous Year Washington, June 25 The lumber cut in the United States during 1917 totaled 36,831,239,000 feet, approximately 10 per cent less than the production for 1916, the forest service announced today. Scarcity of labor and largely decreased private Duuaing operations were respon sible for the decrease, It was Bald The State of Washington vvaa the largest producer for the year with a cut nf 4. 570. 000. 000 feet: Louisiana second. with 4,210,000.000 feet, and Oregon third, with 2,585,000,000, CLOSING LIVESTOCK PRICES Chicago, June 25. HOOS Receipts 19 -000 head, left over, 591t head. Light and butchers, 2130o higher than jesterdav's average. Medium and heavy packing grades mostls.. 15e up good hogs all aold Top, POULTRY tlrt 40C18 5). medium light. $10 30318 63, packing, heavy, 15iS016 10. mellum mixed. $16 11iB3S. light. lj'";" 75. pigs. $10 23016 30. rough. $13 601573 CATTLE Receipts. 6000 head Market active, beef steers mostls. 21c to. 30c higher than last week's close. Other kinds un evenly higher. . .. . SHEEP Receipts. 10,000 head. Market steady to lower than esterday. LIVE Demand was fairly active and prlcfs generally ruled Arm on fine -""ck Quotations Fowls, express receipts, 32CI lie. exceptional lots higher, do. freight re ceipts. 31S81HC Spring chickens, not W- horns vveignins is . - ids. v'Zf'i ",.',',- weighing 11 lbs apiece, 468 48c: White Leghorns, according to size. 4041c. Staggy soune roosters. 25 20c Old roosters. 22(3 21c Ducks Pekln. 28ftS0c: do, Indian Run ner. 26T27c, Guineas, per Plr 3i 1.43 Pigeons, old. per pair, 4043c, do, soung. per pair. 2n30c. . . DRESSED Was In moderate supply and demand at quoted rates. Squabs hlfnej with llgnt onerincs wuoiaiionsi fici... fowls, ln bbls , fanes. dry-picneo lancy selected S.1c, weighing 4 lbs and over apiece. 33c: smaller sires. 32034c. old roost- -.. J.nUVI "An, fm,.n rnnstlnre ChlCK- ers.' western. In'boxes, weighing 4 lbs, and over apiece. S738c. do, vvelghlng 4 lbs. apiece, 30e: do. weighing 3 lbs. apiece. 31c. do. weighing 23 lbs. apiece. 34c- tur keys nearby, dry-picked, best. 31W34C fair to good. gOc: turkiva. VIV,2S5. picked, best, 3234c. fair to good. 23: turkeys, old toms. 84c: do. common. 2.1.!Rc; spring ducks. Long Island. 356 3Bc, s-juabs. Sr do? white weighing 11P12 bs. per dor. $808 25. do, weighing fl10 lb. per doz.. $770, do. weighing 8 lbs. per doz insnso. do. welghtng 7 lbs. per doz, $4 R0O5. do. weighing W " Yt-; $14, dark, $1.6002.50, small and No. 1. $12 50, - FRESH FRUITS Choice stock was In fair request .at re- vvi v 1-...-... tlnrial innlpl. Tir DDI. -n.ldwln" !J8l nVn Divi.; $J 50 Russet $6" Apples, new. per hamper, e.,-ivn Peaches. Georgia, per 6 baskH This daily report fa sent out by (Aa Bureau of markets of the United States Department of Aoriculture, Philadel phia branch, with headquarters at 300 SIS Insurance Exchange Building. (Wholesale prices on large lots to Jobbers rased on sales at the various railroad depots.) fruits' " APPLES Nova Scotia, per barrel (31 to 40 quarter pecks) Ben Davis, $000 50! Russets No 2, -$06 30: Delaware, ham. pers $1 R03 HLACK1SERR1ES New Jeraes. per quart, 21tf?J1c. Mars land nnd Delaware, 2022c. CANTALOUPES California, per c-ate. standards (41 lopes) $3 104: ponies (41 to 31 lopes) $3 2.14J3 30, flats (0 to 12 lopel). $1 an, 1 50 CHERRIES- New Jersej. per pound. IIP)' lCc, per quart, 200 22c CURRANTS New Jersej, per quart, 159 17c GOOSEBERRIES New Jersey, per quart, 10ffM2e Hl'CKLEnERRIES New Jerses , tper quat, 'Ki.Jlc, Pennsylvania, 2528c. PEAi'HES Georgia, per 0-basket crate. Carmans, $J. Hllejs 2(-P2 7,1 PINEAPPLES Florida, per crate (21 to SO pines) $2(n rt RASPBERRIES New Jersey, per pint. 16 Sj2c WATERMELONS Florida, per car-lot, $223, small melons, 23085c each. V VEGETABLES N ASPARAGUS Nearby, green, per bunch. Colossal, 22028c. fanes. 1720c; primes, 10 13 lAc: culls S(i lc BEANS New J.'rses. -bushel baskets, green. $101.2.1. wax, 73cfl$l, Norfolk, . barrel green. 75c. - BEETS Nearbs. per bunch, 3S4c. CABBAGE Eastern Shore, crates $1.2$ ?3. Pennsylvania, barrels 1 753 23. Nev Jersev. -bushel basket, 75(s8,1c. ' CARROTS Nearby, per bunch, 2i24c. CUCUMBERS Cnrollnas ner.bushel ham per. 75c $2 Norfolk, $1 73H2.' EOOI'LANTh Florida, per crate, $1,50 2 51) Norfoll , (10-quart crates. $44.2 LETTUCE Pennsj lvanla. per barrel, 75 fr$.'. New Jerses, por crate (J dozen heads), $11 21 , MUSHROOMS Nearb-. per pound (2 to -1 pound baskets). 1.1(3 10c. i ONIONS Texas, per bushel crates Yel low. United States, Nos 1 and 2, $1.60 1 76, from storage. $1 90(42, New Jersej, i -bushel baskets 750 85c BAh wcvv Jersey, "s-busnei baskets, $1 BO01 81 TEPPERS Florida, per crate. $12: New Jersev. H-bushel baskets, $107.25 POTATOES Eastern Shores, cloth-toi barrels (approximate 165 pounds) $3 riO($ 1. No. 2. $1.502: Norfolk, $3 2503.7.1 North Carollni and South Carolina, No. , $.' num. No 2 $1 lilt? 2 RADISHES Nearbj, per bunch. ldCSc RHUBARB Nearbv. per bunch, 3H3'-,c SCALLIONS Nearbs. pir 100 bunches. $1 2.1TM 7.1 S-QUASH New Jersey. H-bushel baskets. $ltl2,1 TOMATOES Mississippi. 4-basket crates, fancj, $1 JS, culls and poor 653U0c; Nevj Jersej, per basket, $1 5003 50. AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY ORANGES California, per box (126 tl 200 in box). $4 6006 55; (218 to 288 ln bo-cl $5 0O7'K. LEMONS California, per box (300 to 541 In box) $n 2506 DO CHERRIES California, per box (8 poundl net). $103 BS Indicates no sales. Yesterday's prlcel requoted. Seventeen Interned at Gloucester Nine men and eight women were brought from New York today to th detention house of the Immigration Sta. tion at Gloucester City. N J. Three ol the men are Germans from the Panama Canal zone, who talked against th United States They ate Interned for the war. Another Is a Chaldean beggar, who obtained money by posing as a so. licltor for Armenian relief. All the others, Including the women, are for. elgners classed as "undesirables." Jirrtman'coSt.i Vulcan Detln. 7 Homstke Mln 69 Int Agriu ... ia WeitMd 2d pr 32 White Motors 43 Gasoline Export, at New High Record! 1 ? -j 1 Woolwo"''"!!, 90 I If of N J uf.110 int H Corn.. 62 Worth P & J! Pf A Philadelphia Arrivals at Netv York Hotels South Omaha, June 23 HOGS Receipts, 16 30CI head; 5c to 10c hlghr. CATTLE Receipts, 4300 head. Market strong loo to loo nigner SHEEP Receipts, 11,800 head. Market steady to lower. NEW YORK BUTJTER AND EGGS New York, June 25 BUTTER receipts. 10 810 tubs Market Armei Extras 44'jc. seconds 400 42c Others unchanged EOGS Receipts. 25.101 cases. Matket Ir regular. Quotations unchanged. HONOR FIRST TO FALL Kransvllle, Ind., June 25. A national fund to erect a natlona memorial build Ing in honor of James Bethel Gresham, nvanavllle boy and the first American soldier to fall ln France, at the Moore's J Hill College here, lias oeen started. It Is planned to name a national execu. tiv committee of the most prominent $J1-S0 Peaches. Georgia, per """; carrier. $1.7502.30 I-emqns, per box. $7 MJ 09 23. Oranges. California, per b"" 7 5o7 Grapefruit. Florida, per box. $34 S Pineapples. Porto Rico, per ate I2.50 s- do Florida, per crate. $2 5006: do. 0, QO, ''o1-"-,.'5. ,r niarkberries. uupan. per .-S -"'. V.7.rT. 5nn ApriMia. -" ;-. "-.7.f crate 18.1008 75, do do per .pony Kiv'3, 3 25; do, do, per nt jrat; $1 M 1" melon. Florida Per 100. $400100. do. do. per carload. $5000700 , VEGETABLES Potatoes of Ane quality sold fairly and ruled a shade Armer.' Other vegetables were In moderate request at revl.'d. prices Quotations-White- potatoes, old 'per 100 lbs iaiion ". , Whlte potatoes. Norfolk and Eastern Shore, per hhl - No 1, ii "sell 7.1: No. 2. $13002 IVhltf pota toes South carotin, and North Carolina, ""bbh No. 1, $30S.BO.- No. 2. $1O02 White potatoea. Florida, per bbl No. 1. $J 02 73; No, 2. $101 SO, Sweet potatoes. j.r.ey. per hamper- No.'l. $2.10S, No. 2. -:'i.-A.s n .l.t-. ITInrlrla truH" IM-iV n juay amouniea iu i.o,iii int ii orn. . oj ."' i-;-;; au" men from every State to raise the fuijd, i,2.il.-7i Eagplanti- irionaa. per oox. arrnerjg'HW J C. Alexander, Ansopla, J T Anderson. Marseilles M Brackenhetmer. 8t' Andrew. H. I.. Bennett. Bretton Hall. If P Boole, Anaonla. f . O Child. Ansonla. E F Davis, Gregorian. N, T, Dickinson, Laurelton. r. S. Elliott. Laurelton. J. H Graham, Ansonla. W. W Gregory. Ansonla. , Miss H. Jeffries, Dretton Hall. L Jones. Ansonla. Mrs Jones. Ansonla. , J. Nells. Endicott, Mrs J Kelly. Endicott. C, XV. Murray. St. Andrew. J. 11. Riley. Sherman Square. J. B. Sims. Grerjoble. Mrs J B. Sims. Grenoble. E. R. Sterrett. Latham. . C. E Wells. Marseilles. W. Wells. New Strand. O. M. Youngman. J.atham. P, llerties Longgfcre II, D, Blakely, Broadway Central. S II, Burch Woodward Mrs 8. II Burch. Woodward. L Cann Broadway Central. M, Chamberlain, Park Avenue. E. S. Darby, Woodward. G. B Davidson, Colllngwood. A Fatls. Van Cortland Mrs A. Falls. Van Cortland. J T, Flood. Marlborough. - E. L Guy. Albert. Mrs M It. 'Hart. Great Northern. , J. V. Jones Or eat Northern. Mrs J W. Jones. Great Northern. C O Loch, Herald Square. W. Lockwood. Park Avenue. IV Weckfessel. Orand. E. Mendever, Breslln. II. S. Martin. Walllck. Mrs. II, 8, Martin, Walllck. Mrs a. C. nushton. Great Northern. II. Sawter. Union ISouare. K J. Schaefer Grand " II, Pmolens, Woodward. , . 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