V4' -(v- iTu - v s?-rfi v 1 , BRaSS3. " KqnmilaHKUFL'J PBTsS ' , iilSil &A ' h&t yy , -V&-- j . b I ISP 'v. . " '? ' ' ' "' Vi' 5i!t1r?l!fta fti'f'ffti EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER- PHILADELPHIA, " WEMESDAY; 'OT&fr 26, 1918 - a , ' ' -" T v 111111 " it 6e t r .".an .inamiin lifht & Power Corp. ' t First and Refunding ,..' Mortgage Gold Bend '"i Due Auruil I. 150 ii.fLoncest established of all few hydro-electric plants on w-v.!i- i.:c- r- , t, f-atiuc v.ui. Li Practically no competition. t'LitRe possibilities for cx- iDansion. First mortgage on about 'ftfl rrneratinp canacitv. Seasoned and time-tested A? l gamine canacitv. 5rA . . I J L.., a i(C F rn in 7i mwm v.-ww- SS IrTheNationalCity Company OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES CtrttHn4ti Often f Citift ffl rUUJclakii 1421 Caetta.t St. Telephone 3J uocusi iBtmdfSkart Ttrm A'fs-v4 wfce ? ELK BASIN :!" In tho midst of drilling ac- S? 8l Uvities. Properties adjoin Ijl' the holdings of Ohio OH J'amd Midwest Refining. Per- -jii petual contract with a sub- . lidiary ot Midwest Kenning . discussed. W ;'. Latest financial state- ment 4l Dividend rate and yield il.Th Wyoming oil fields present t an interesting siuay, cmm-ims ' n. h.v Aa the various types of 2"5oil conditions. Our latest an-5- alyila covers this subject fully .a ln connection with Elk Basin. J Clip thl art or mention EB-1S iSaiffflJT&DEE 'p bcrs Cons. Stock Ft nf N. T. lit Widener BIdg., Philadelphia, Pa. ra.1 Bell.lfal. 400: Key., Rare 4080 i X. Y. umc -30 Broad St. ,. Private Wrri IRREGULARITY- RULES TRADING ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE; READING PROMINENT FEATURE I Important Buying of That Issue Continues, Forcing 1 Price to New High Record for This Move ment Motor Shares Are Strong New York, June 26. The stock market showed nil Irregular tone nil through the forenoon, i but without nn display of weakness, although It was subjected to con stant attacks by the bear traders and uptown plungers. AVhenever ad ances were made, these speculative groups offered stocks In large blocks, causing reactions and holding th emarket In check, although there was a good demand on the declines and tho steadiness, after bear raids, was significant of confidence In the entire situation. It was generalb assumed that theMtallan ictory has been discounted l the upward moement the last two weeks, which carried United States Steel common close to Its high record for the jear. when the dividend, which the stock old e on May 31, Is taken Into consideration. A high degree of Importance was attached to the market operations in Heading which again was bought b the banking Interests which hae been accumulating that stock for many weeks, and on this buying it moed up in the eaih trading to 93, a new high for this moement. There was a flurr In (General Motors resulting from the high loan- i Ing In the ttock, with an adance to 162V-. the highest point reached this ear Studebaker made a gain of 2H to 472, and additional gains I were made in American Hide and Leather preferred and American Car ' and I'oundrj I'nited States Steel common mocrl up ' to 10Sa, followed by a reaction to 1073 The Wabash issues continued the most ncthe of tho railroad group, fractional gains being made in the threo classes of stock. New York Stock Sales 31 47 Neto York Bonds EXCELLENT DEMAND ' NEAR MONTHS ACTIVE IN THE CORN MARKET, ON COTTON EXCHANGE Heaw Short Interest. Which Spot Houses Are Good Buyers. Has Not Covered, Given as Reason for Rise BIIBHl'KIII'in'I'lllimiillllllNIW mnMM: ' vl R?S Eltl W 1 M Securities Purchased h" at Higher levels r-Ottr new free folder sets forth & lafery IntMeatlntc plan thereby auch I MburlttM may he utilized to In- cr present income, ana alia xfAslnt thn vm. for Invest or a to "atfvm-itareously liquidate theae curl tie a at a much earlier Jnt I fkn would otherwiae be possible. hwhan ndln for folder. v sur- Mt you furnlah Hat of aecurltlea owneJ and at what flsurea pur- rhaaed. Fox&Company y; Etta. Iff! V Sfcfc Broken at Estate Trust Bide, Phila. Tata Wires Vroqtpt UellTerles fnon wsi. jsnu MPi'llMIMIilllllllllllMnflllltBlllllllllllllBnilWIIIIIlgl .KVIN HhIT MK.VTI1KH ronKCT lllrncn llllie 20 llllnnli I'rolmhlr tluuidrr sliourrt tunlsht; Thurvlaj fair, rooler. Mliurl Fair tonluht ami Tlinrsdnr. inb ility iirereded b thunder hhowers .outltMftt tonlshtt rooler tonight. loonln riitr tonlsht nnd Thiirsdaj. preceded In Hhoners eit toniRlit: warmer ftO'theunt. llnnrott Fair tonight nnd Tlmrsdu,, rooler tonlcht est and south: Krlda fair. Inun l'ii I r tonight nnd Thurvln), roler tonight! Friday fair. North nnd outh Dnkntn Fair tonight nnd Thurvlax cooler tonight: Frldn) fair. Nrhraoku Fair tonight and Thurdiii mtith rttoler mtt Frida fair. UaitM and lnmlng Fair tonight and Thiirttda: cooler tonight. Montana rulr tonight, Thiirsd,!) nnd Fridft: not much change In temperature. Liverpool Sells Later Positions l. Hi 34 31 a 47 47 a a S4H 84H 4i 42 20 20 RUf 81i 42' 42 42H ., 07H 67H 6.J ' 144'' 144 144W '67H 67H 'WH 84' 4i 20 81 Last - , "5" elosx High Low a m. Adv rtumely l.Vf... .. aqv numeiy pref .'. 38 1 jax ituDDer ioj . .. Alaska O M l i tiasKa auneau.. . . U Alils-Chal Mfg. . . . 3.i, AllisChal Mfg pf.. 85 Am Beet Sugar.... 634 Am can 47 Am Can pref 04H Am Car & Kdry. .. 841.' Am International . 51 Am Cotton Oil.... 42 Am Hide & U . .. 10' j Am Hide & U pf... 81i Am Linseed 42, Am Linseed pref.. 80'i Am Locomotive... 07 Am Loco 1st pf . .. 98 Am Malt 1st pref.. 40 Am Sm & Ref . . .. 78'i Am Sm See pf A.. S9h Am aumatra Too .144 Am Sumac Tob pf . 100 Am Stl Fdrles.... 67 A tvi Qurvnaa T7 t -. (M Am Tel & Tel QVi 95f 8o' 05'1 Am Tobacco 162H ... P,i., Am Woolen 57M C7H 57i 6 Am Z L & S 18! Am Zinc L & S pf . 49 ... .. Anaconda Cop doH OQlf 66 OOlf AT&SP S5i AT& SFpref.... 83. ... "., Atl O & W 1 1001. 1094 lOWi 109U uaiawin lflco wa4 van Baltimore & Ohio. 55 55H Barrett Co S3H . . . Batopilsa Mining 1 ... Bethle S. Claso B. 80f 87H Bethle S 8 pf...l05' ..' Brooklyn It T.... 3"' 37' Booth Fisheries.. 24'i Brn Shoe Copf. ... 97 Burns Brothers... 122H Butte Cop & Zinc. 12 Butte & Superior. 25 Cal Petroleum 20; 20'i' 20' 20vf Cal Petroleum pf. CO'i r"al Packlns 40' Cen Leather Co . 09i 69K 69t 69J Cerro de Pas Cop. 34 ... ... Chesa & Ohio.... 5fitf Chi Oreat West.. "H 43t 74 High 4000 Ang-French 6s 92Y BOOOAm T & T 6s. 87 2000 Bk n T 6s '18 96H 6000 Can Gov 6s 31 91H 3000 Krle con 4a s A A9", 26000 Kr Itep BVis... 98 1RO00O Lib Bond SVs . 207000 do 4a . . . S000 tin 1st 4a Low 92 Vs 87 96 91i 49 '4 98U 99.67 .' 94.08 Bl.02 90.04 08.04 98.04 11. V) a m 924 96 91H 434 98 1SJ00O 1I0 4Vi .... 96.18 96.04 06.14 B000Ljons6s 91 91 , 91 innn n: Y n H 87 14 87 A 874 lOOOSo Pac cv 4s. 7"H 79 79 60002SO Hv gen 4s 62 62 62 1000 U S Bubber 6s 79 59 79 8000 II S Steel s f 6s 98 98 98 2000U K of O B A .... I 6B 1919. 99 99U 9U 6000 do 5s 1921. 94 9H 94 New York Curb Philadelphia Stocks ) High to Klec Stor SO 2182 (Jen Asph 28V4 931 do pref. 60 2SLk Sup U IT itl.eh Vnl. Low Rfl 24 V, 58 17Mi A9 48 4H A6 03 S It 36 86 11 no A M. Ml 28 60 11M. Net cbge. Vt 3 2 1 M. B0 Vfc 4894 M 24 68 SVi V 3 .. 38 Vt 66 93U 03H 55J 65H 86J 87 37H 37J4 Chi Mil 4 St Paul.. Chi Mil.StPpf. Chi n I & Pacific. C, B.I & P 7 pepf. C. Rli PCpcpf. Chile Copper Chlno Copper Colorado F & ?. . . 2T 745, 62i irij 39'i At Ihirago, June 26 Notwithstanding gocft weather news, there was an excellent demand for corn Jhrough commission houses this morn ing amt the market .is strong Offer ngs were not large Reports of 1 heaUer hort Interest than hid been expected, which ba not et coend weie glen as the leaBcn for the rise The receipts here todav were 162 car ....... , - , ,.K , , 1 -" . ,' . v , .a 1 .11 the early high of the morning i -112 ilL lilt" vl til jciinuttj, uuu mui u iiTTiiv ni'iT tiMtTlKir rnvniTinVh e lork. June id The following olum,bl G & V- '',, tempera tu re- nere recorded In the cotton Consol Gas W4 lelt this morning: Conol In Cal Mln. 11 Knnirllle and Na Inl e. 68: Inntu, -,. D , . ,,. 70! Macon. :i. San nlonln. OUIalinma.. Com Pro Ref.... AZ'1, Montgiimrr. ImttnniKiga Augnttn. Corn Pro Ref pf. . 101', I Iuirle4t4i!t nnd aniinah. .4: Memphis ' rvurlhlp 3.tppl 67 n...i it n...tn.. -n. i.i. u...i. 1-1. crui-iuie . irfi. .. II, burg. Net llrleaim mid .Inckxontllle. ,K: xhreieiHirt. t oriiiiH lirl-tl. I ort nilth. 1'etiM irola nnd Tampa, Hot fulestun, KJ: Abilene. H4. Ihere was .01 Inch of precipitation at ( hurlelon and rcnaiola: .! ut a 1111111h. .14 nt .Nnlnllle. nnd ..11 nt Chittimoiiga. Cuba Cane Sugni 31'j Den & Rio Grand 4' DlRtlll Secur 59J, 74, 2Vi 74 0,3'i 16'f 'Vo "42!. 071. 31' j 74" i 23'f 74 03 16 49 '85H 42 ' 66 H 31', 74, 74 03i 16'4 49 '85h 42? 1 'o7i 31h Bid Ask Aetna certificates 13H 18' Chevrolet 181" 140 Cosden A Co S .6 Curtis 40!t 41 Lehigh Valley Coal Sales 78 SN Masma Copper 31 8J,, flroiner uoae new ....... " 1 ft" Motner coao 01a i ',, Ray Hercules ...- 4 Russian Ml 33 89 Ruselnn " Seneca Copper 91 josepn ita Submarine lTnlted Motors tTnlted Verde Extension Wrltbt-Martln .......... Wright-Martin preferred ::: ?K ::: .ft 81 40 1J'. OH MONEY-LENDING RATES PHILADELPHIA Call. 6 per cent; time, 66 percent. Commercial pa per, three to six months, 6 6 per cent; six momns, o yvi creou Reierve Banks' Dlicount Rates Ofllclal discount rats at the twehe Federal Reserve banks were as follows: (Tho first column gives the rates for all periods up to and Including- the fifteen-day maturity, the second for a period of sixteen to ninety days The third and fourth columns give the rates for rediscounts of collateral loans se cured by Goernment bonds or notes ) Com I paper Got paper 09 S3 Pa Steel. 48T lflOPhlta Klec 241)! 18 I'll Tract. 88 130 Reading, BSU 440 Ton Bet.. 3 10 l'n Tract 38 m 11 r: t mu 280 U S Steel 108 107Tii 108V4 -r- BONUS 11 .J" Net High Low A .M. chge. 8760 Lib Bonds . . ,. 3CjS..D2n 09.20 99.20 .10 2000 do 4s... 03.80 03.10 93.80 .18 880 do 4 s. 05.10 05.10 05.10 .34 8500Phlla Hlec . ... 1st 6s. 96 93 90 3 PHILADELPHIA INACTIVE STOCKS Following are quotations for Inactive stocks listed In the Philadelphia Stock Exchange and In which there were no transactions today. The price given Is the last previous close: AG war 1 Leh Val Tr.. 20 Alliance Ins.. 19 Leh Val Tr pf 26 Am nn cast i.utln Srhuvl. 48 Am Mill 11 Mlnehlll 61 Amer Stores. 29 Amer Strs pf. 92 Brill .TO.. .21 Brill J O pf. 70 Buff & S t c. 64 Buff & S t c pf 48 Cam Iron ... 40 Cam Steel ...132 Catws 1st pf. 62 Catws 2A nf . . 64 non Trap N J 66 U Ton Mln Ht & B T . . 10 Warwick Iron Nev Cons No Penna . . 86 P R T 23 Penn Traffic. 2 rhlla Co .... 29 Phlle Co pf . . 23 rhlla Co cm pf 32 Rwys Co Gen 2 Un Cos X J.. 187 IT S Steel Df.110 i GENERAL ASPHALT COMMON . AND PREFERRED SHARESSCORE 1 BIG GAINS ON LOCAL EXCHANGE - " i Advance of 3 Points Is Recorded for the. Former and the Latter Is Marked Up.2--Ton6pah Befc mont Fairly xActive, but Unchanged' General Asphalt shares attracted virtually all interest In local stock trading early In today's session. More than 2100 shares of common changed hands during the first hour, and Its price was marked up' 8 points to 28, while the preferred advanced 2 points to 60 on a lflrger'turnover than haa been recorded for some time. This unusual activity and strength of Aanhnlt mnuri mii-v. ai...Ur, and no definite news came out to explain the vigorous buying for both misses ui biuck. The only other home Issue showing activity was Tonopah-Belmont, which was unchanged. United Gaa Improement advanced , Philadelphia Electric was marked up a fraction and Lake Superior Corporation was a trifle'hlghcr. Rapid Transit trust certificates did not appear, but Union Traction gained on a small transaction.' Storage Battery was one of tho few Issues in cllned to lower levels, that stock losing . in ,bTe.nldf T Go,vernment io as't the Philadelphia Electric Company laland .S" J"" P0r "i . "erit tO the HPg Philadelphia Electric first 6s, and this advance was the outstanding feature of bond trading. Ne lork, June 26 Tim lien months were agiln strong In the cotton imrket, being from 18 to 66 points higher, with August making (jen cigar pf the greatest advance The new crop iQeneral Electric momns were rrom s lower to iv nigner General Motors Hrle Hrle 1st pref Erie m pref Fished Body Fisher Bodv pref. Gaston, Wm & W. General Cigar . . . 15'; 32i 21 39' 87 1P1 .r,5, 004 l.VS a3 595 i 15, 32H 60'i 15" i 32 IS das noston New Tork . .. 4 Philadelphia ... 4 Clevelann jrr Richmond 4V Atlanta Chicago 4 St Louis 4 Minneapolis ... 4 Kansas City ... 4 Dallaa 4 8an Francisco.. 4 in to 00 das 15 days 4 4i 4 4J 4 4i 4 41 4 4K 4 4I 5 4 4H 4 4 05 4 4 4IS5 4 4"4 4 in to on , das ' BANK CLEARINGS Pitnk clesrlngs today compared with cor r..nondlnc dav last to vears. 19JR J."'.'.... ...1.. 'ment. has obtained exc uslve control of m IM't e4 l'i il' im , ,, , , , Ht & B T pf. 17 W Cramp ... 77 Kt.v T.l fn.. 8 W J t S 40 Key Tel pf.. 60 Tork Rwy .. 9 Lit Bros .... 25 York Rwy pf. 314 U.S. OBTAINS CONTROL OF SIBERIAN RAILWAY Reports From Pekin Say That America Holds Traffic Artery rortland. Or , June 26 A cable dis patch to the Oregonian from Pekln sas: "The United States Is making steadv progress In Its activity In Siberia, and It Is now reported that the Washington Government, as a result of a recent agreement with the Bolshevik Govern- LWFENSIVA SULLE MONTAGNE INIZIATA Gli Italian, ed i Contingenti Alleati Avanzano Vittoriosi Boston rhlla . J70 427 0118 . TO 04U 2K 51 1110 009 43.903,583 nt 'pot. houses were good buers of the near I cen Motors pref. . mouth", while Liverpool sold the late G'drlch (B F.) Co. !J." 99 14b4 149 82 . Wi months Goodrich pref )SH Hfavv rains In the eastern belt werelGreat, Nprth pref. 00'j favorable to the crop Cables were poor Qt, N'or c for o p.. 33J5 and private condition reports were ar-! Haskell . Birker. 42h Ing Inter Agrlcul pref. 63'i After the first ten minutes the old .Inspiration Cop... 531 29'.' 52Jf 29' a 152ij 150' 152 crop months had declined 40 points from' Inter Har, N.J... 1265, The hew Inter Mer Marine. L'S5f ...n..ti.. .. ... "II fn ' ..ntntu linitn. In.l I Tn. 1 Mi. .. HI1!.' 1041 up to $1 4BV August opened at fl 47. U " '' "' "" " " """" IV"," Tr . ! M S' 'il47s. against Jl 47't at the close jesterday and later sold at Jl 48U There was a withdrawal of busing In Inter Nickel the near months, the buving orders ha- Barnett Oil&Gas cmKe QCOTK ItsUttT fFUI.l " t rm If- $ Morton It. Alexander r ssatt. - -t t nt 17. aiii. aiocg ucnin:e oiaav. t vs Willi-, a s v . pialtaH la, aaaaiauaaaastiQ "TH tt CIlhSTMJT STS.. . fc. tor. aHuiv--ia ua a uiianirii'iiia uia iv o York stock Kzchanses. c ,. .. . . . .i.. uic nrni at iu i ti.il urrenngs oi oats wele scarce una ne , ,n ,)een mfd Tnp weakn9 ln the ITliiriiHt Wl "51IUI1S IH. tulllllin.luii houses on the bujlne i"iie The receipts here todav were 176 cars July opened at 71stf7Hsc. against 71 'sc at the end jesterday and rose ts 72itc August (started at 67Vi 5 67ac, against 67Sc at the cloe jestirda, nnd advanced to 68Lc Private cables from Argentina said Juj that recent snowstorms there had bene-i October Hied crops and that tne general outlook ya"nulJr for agriculture was laiorauic ci'ui i absorption of wheat Is increasing The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth todaj wire 162 cars, against 128 car last jear, at Winnipeg, .12 cars compared with 402 carJ and at Chicago, 2 cars against 45 cars crop new months was clue to sewing on the beirlsh news The receipts at the ports for today are estimated at 7000 bale; against 5951 bales a week ago., 7094 bales a jear ago, and 14,67'i bales two jears ago ieiterdav 1U 111 tl 11 1" lose Open a in am r ni JH 117 t 411 JR 00 2S Oil JS 21 2-i 111 21 71 21 42 '2.1 42 21 111 21 2 -21 211 "21 HI 2.1 111 L'3 H7 21 ni Jl 11 -21 Ml 4 (! . 21 00 21 OK . . . 27 21 2 INI Kan City South n. 18', Kan Cv Sou pf.. Kelly Spgfd Tire Kennecott Copper Lack Steel ... . Lehigh Vallev .. Loose-Wiles Bis Ianh August Philadelphia Markets l1 PROVISIONS There was a fair Jobbing demapu find GONERNMENT HOiNDS I Maxwell Motors . . Mexican Petrol . . Midvale Steel Minn & St L new . Mo Pacific Mo Pacific pf Montana Power . Val f'nmlult fr C . Nat Enam . Stp . Nev Con Copper . N O T & M... 'ev York Central, V V N H & H Northern Pacific Nova Scotia Stl. 0't 33 . h3J,' 5'1 , 24 L'7f ih J2 11) 2.H, 55t 63 16 51 101, 20', 72' j 40' R7', INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS Following are quotations for 'nactlve yew Tork stocks and ln which there were no transactions today. The price given Is the last previous sale: .j . r.m.. 68 Louis & Nash 116 52 am Ait Chem. 91 Mackay Co. . 71 m AB C : pf. 91 Vi Mackav Co pf 67 Ti i Am SBon nr 83 Man Shirt 66 Sl NPtW Manhat Elev. 95 Am r w f.109 Man E Sn f 48 im.r CoRlT.. 62 Max M 1st pf 65 lAm efxoress.. 90 , Max M 2a pr 11 iAm ,S"ec. " May DePl St 53 ' Ami lecpt. 61 Mav D S pf.102 nr.- Til.' Tt'' Am.Jr.i 74 Max Pet pf.. 14 33., 33. 33lA Malt ... . JJ j,, mCop.. 8W Am - - .7 Mich Central. 9V- Am S?,r""ll41.4 -Mr & Essex. 39 A" ISfaCo.:l2?f: M S P&H 8 M 69 aU, 5ti Fdry. 66 s, AmTo!bV-w95 Woolpf.- 9 A!!cnVi .::. 6 53H 53H 53H 29Jf 103) i 35 29 104 35 29' i 51 '84) Ir.i, 531, 51 51 84'i S4'i 28' i , 24'i 24 28'. 99 53 24. MK&T 5 Mo K & T pf 9 Nat Acme .. 30 Nat Bis pf..ll0 Nat Biscuit.. 94 V4 Nat Clk & St 59 Na En &St Df 94 4 -at L,eao.... t$ Published ard Distributed Under . t PERMIT No 341 Authorlied by the act of October . 1917. on tils at tho PostotTlce of Phila delphia. Pa. By order of the President A 8. BURLESON, Postmaster Oeneral the Siberian railway. Colonel Emerson and several other engineers have left Vladivostok for Moscow." A Vladivostok cable to the Oregor.ian sas that Mr. Francis. American am bassador to Russia, who has been stay ing at Vologda, Is expected to arrive at Vladivostok shortly There have been many rumors that America was planning on taking definite action In Siberia since her engineers, under John F. Stevens. of New York, came here two ears ago to help Russia with her railroad affairs Developments lately have vbeen to the effect that more englneern would some from America befor the summer Is over. A third cable from Toklo says: "A report from Pekln declares that an agreement; has been arrived at between America and the Lenlne goiernment concerning American control of the Si berian Railway. Though not verified. It does not seem .altogether unfounded when considered in reference to the recent speech of Lenlne," says the Toklo Asabl. "Tho report of America's control of the SIKerlan Railway may be a mere truppe saranno in mese dl luello. .""VtirmfcA It. 10 V4 vaVLilpieI;S3W rumor, hut a rumor like thl Is not wlth in CoaTt Line 95 . A Br.127 out Blgnlficance, 8aJs the Chugal. "It is Atl Gulf & WI 62 "jock "nf 46 Pi1" ,0 eerybody that America Is plan- miuu.. -,,.. . ! uock pi hi, Bald Lc I'"RSii N Y O & W. 21 B & " B V 102 -orr W...104 Barrett Co PLii Norfolk & So 21 Beth Steel .. North Amer. . 46 Bkn Un ' Cas. loa VRn M,d f 4&i Brown Shoe.. 63 nhlo Ga8 rctg gg-s Burns Bros...!-; Owens Bott . 61 Brunswick ... tgV Ohio Fuel Sup 44 Butterici- - ., i-hc Man.... 30 Cal f- --'liRii Pan Am C pf 90 ran Pe 1.5 4 I'eo G & E.. 42a nine- for commercial and Industrial ex panslon In the East In a most positive If not aggressive way. Though this coun try wishes to co-operate with America In the economic development of China and Siberia, the natural Interests ,of the two countries do not always coin cide " 72t-41 72H 40tf 41 1 ran J 9 a lp.nl Fay.." ""., l'torll Ka.t K I rent Fdry P Pr Steel C pf 94 Cen I-eatn px '" P C C & St L 52 u Cert Fro....; Pits & W pf. 7v 1 certeed 1st pf " Pltts Coal B Chandler M.. Pttg Coa, f g, Chi Gi"""i oiii ' pt.. s p.SrS.?i.-t I4, AMERICAN- AVIATOR CITED rnorosM.s 2s reKislererJ 130 . coUDon l',3". In rKttere4 MtS 3 coupon lnl" in rccitr' lOJai . 4t coupon Vi In rt-Kinered l4tf 3f roupon l'Urt Ianami -s recttrfd 1'nnama -n rKiipru PrftiHtna 8n rrristreti Panama 3b coupon DIVIDENDS DECLARED Manufacturers iUeht and Heut Conipan rccular uuarttrb of J per cent payable fAKTHKNT ill' IT TUWMT, CIT1 T i T"li Unuraa Ilitl 1.11 n tt .i3n Phlladelnhia June 21 l)lt I'.nama in reKimer-! 11M? ft48MlCd nronoSM.8. addressed to the nndt-r Panama 3 rfristred inll jrfd at the nfTite nhop mentioned will be r.to.ve6 until 12 o'clock noon mi Tuesday, laaJw Q. 1f)l tt art A nnpnuH liiurinilla talv than P? fter for tlw following work appurtenant to siic rranKiora rieaiea itaua auinorizeu v" VW Ordlnancen of Count U anuroed Julv ii.m- t . . ... ...... - r-.T.Mia. ana Jffij j,i;imi . ? .. .- hold(.r. of rtor(j june KSi?nJ.hlni-'S;d"dVllt.rln' c iron miet I . American .Public Utilities r.mp.iiv , re.u- Stfnhurcb'-sTreet'SnrJ0'"-- , lT0" - '"' ' ' " ;. ifuDi ana specincanons can ne een at "" . iVJUwm 74M Rourao Bulldlntr and copies of I AjW auDDlled to Intending bidders unon acDltca- YT O till V HI irHrYY?TnnO ftlan lo thla office I X I fl Tfll ITIIM I k "Bidders must l skilled and reirularly en i '-' n, A A'AUll mJ feaua in tne ciaaa or worn lio tor rJfcfTh contractor will lw required to comply ' f 'WKBVtne aci oi ABsemoiy oi juiy j, vn. i t? &1tnn.. . Prno.Ai. no I ! V-n. n (Jnt In UM -. IL.III 1 S11L ----. ... . , , ' tho morltet i-nl. Arm ' h" nuoiBtlQns are i.vjm riuiia un. . ... . i ii TV Tirt2I ' Tl- C, r r a. i I'ltv i.s.f in .t .mnlfpfl and alr-drted r.hl Plilnu. Hod 7J. 73' 1TXS 'JTI c l -"1. U. ' i Cut, 44 i.. j. - - -" i?lKdwln H. COOper. w &;i.VJL-'X&..&l,Ztl OnirioMlnlnV.: iX lb" in 12 ' SS l Nthwst 9lU Headers? R ?a ?"h. W!!hn: K air.,, -,' 5ir7teVn beef' knifcl and Penna Railroad .. 4.5', 41'.' 41!i ' C C C 8t Is M Hep I & S 99 oord receUeH ,a. tenders smoked . He Bsef hams n pere Marouette . . l.')! 14' 13W 14 ' CCC & St Lpf 65 Ry stl Sn nf. 7 ii.. .? its Oceai .!! I r.k. .'SEl'&iVf iBlauXi.rft . Philadelphia Co .. 28h ... .. .. ICC Sore ... Savage Arms. 71 . 'cooper Is taking ii;! Iwlwi,; -, - -fm0ked j9HW3imo. other' Pitts &. W va .. .17?, 3S a-'i a7' V;?.1 ? S it nf 491A ZVfai?T". lit .planes of war scei m hams smoked c t- cu-ea as io nrana ana . p erce-Arron .4'lj.i :iif .tot.' unit V" --Z ri 07 ' t " : us 11 UEiranon oi tne l ' av erase SDv, t4c. do. smoked western ' pre,d tcei far. 07', b7I fi7W t',-i Som. i "p 601 t V &. h F Pf 2 struggle Among the is cuted. JT. fi31i,c do boiled bonelesi i 45c. .,"?"" L rVL iir ' ' "'" '" Cont Ins Lo. . St L & Sw pf 21 gained during his tvv lis picnic shoulders S P cured loose. SIHc I Pullman Co Hfi cont Can.... 70' s . , - i' -' 5al"r" "... "front Is N-. do smoked --J,c. IWlles. in Pickle ac: Ry Steel Spring .. ft7 .ri7'i S7li S7K Cont Can oi.. ' Spah f, , ,? SL'"L , i.l Workmen's Compensation Insur. aee.Nind must furnish pruof to the Depart ' i ina( he nas acccpieu me provisions or ACt. ana euner insured nis ualJlllty ' iwoor or BPturru cxeinpiinn inereironi on no musi oe accoinpumea d iS from the City Solicitor tha I lw.il In tha atim nf I, . , a tltmM ,.c"t r" -" "-".". " . n, .u, . . -, j-. , Ifsooi nas u-en men in accordance with mfllt Hio-"'fet H.ver linrnprpfl rovislons ot an Ordinance approved Hay incillb Bl,.ebl Iit.r VTUriierxu 21 9J 0J 90 28' 8t5i 134 DAIRY PRODUCTS South Railway pf . R2h CHEEsB Supplies were small and the i Stand Milling . . .1064 market ruled firm with demand fair Quoij studebaker Co . . . 45 tlons w York whole-milk fano. fn sunerlor Steel ... 4311 Stt.f.S,lV fa",r?o''n"oodh."!frer.h Tsurk TUennrCopSct Chem. Wi rexas uo . . Third Ave . . LIVE Demand was falrlj active and.lobacco rron values ere well sustained on choice stnLK Tob Prod pf Quotation! Kols express receipts l.m Transsue Wms bacon as to brand nnd average, city cured 40c, do western cured 411c 1-aro western, refined 2i(.'0c, do, pure city, kettle ren dered. 23 4 a 26c. REFINED SUGARS Offerlnus were linht and the market ruled firm on a basis of 7 .Vic for fine granulated POULTRY Ray Consol Cop Reading Repub I4S. . R Dutch tr rects Sinclair Oil Ref . Southern Pacific So Porto R Sug South Railway .. South Railway pf REACH $2,775,000,000 K .'S ' rr f T 4 icelPts rWliW Sprlne chickens not I-..- Union pacinc .. L.'2'f 12" at a nro HarVCSt OI InCOllie AsgeSS- I horns l,Mn. I"."! lbs aple t i' e Vnlted Alloy Steel. 3J-j ... 'dred Hi . . . , I wetahln. 1 CI, lb; ,"'."' h' Vnlted Cigar S . . 1025. 102! 2t' 21'i 24h Vi 02H G.Hi 02'i 92H 92H 92 92 9' 28' i 28!,' 28', M 83j cK 24lf ' 24'f 'aili 62 62 62 47'f "4'oi, 47'i 43' i 434 41', IB!, 19tf 1H5, 1555 J 154 151 Cruclb btl pi gr Sears-Roebk..l36.2 uuDB. ""--.,, Mears-noe pfiifi Cub C bug pr 8I4 Schat ArIz ' j, 5"r? ?. P,iio Sloss-Sheff. ... 65i jj.I ot "--, J3c exceptional lots higher do ii s ror llic Su 160 R. A ant. 78 Studebaker pf 90 RefEo.i?! Si ??tCTl. 43 nroii iai or., us approved May v.. ... .. I T-4L 4 - iv: iui- 1 rwri rn inn riKiil IO rejeci Vm or All bids us he ma deem teat for the -jfaktcreat of the City nf Philadelphia r'AW ' M'M. 3 TWINING 1 ir fM ijirecior i MsftBIRKrTOK OF Ar(ornTs rertlfleil I'uhllc V- ounlantw '1815 REAl RbTATK TIIUST HI.DO ni ivt in -. ai'jioi I'Ari i.rii-iitii JKAUU.N uni'UJKJ' ALLUUMH f?1 - '' J financial Briefs Is, 1 -TV ,-.. -r T 1 1 ,..! .. ,ll.ricus J. infuimiu nun rciiieu n u r in tne arm 01 vnnnuier aras l.New York Subtreasury lost J197 - .to the banks lesterday. but since idy last gained 16,014,000. m 5 ttm EToas of the Xevv York Dock any was n:.oi;, an mirease ot t.hnn. iNnr, nff In .lEP 4111 431 IHKK vounit roosters aMSJOc Old roosters ' 23c Ducks Pekln 2SM3HC do Indian Hun ner JlHi J7c Guineas, per pair I 3Vt ,140 Pigeons old per pair. 4U4jc. do. soune. per pair. si.iuc. FRESH FRUITS There was a fair movement in choice stock of most descriptions and valUiB sen eralls were well sustatffed with cantaloupes sllnhtlv higher Quotations Apples per ".ill llaldwln ises Hen Davis 1400 SO, Russet. J808 Apples new. per hamper Jt(3.'iO Peaches OeorKla, per 6 basket i .. !.. t ' ' i.pmnus iw-r iua profits and income assessments without jja ..5 ' oranxes California, per box $! added penalties for delinquency. KMl-1!;"" SKSf'!.?"- E!.V.i?niS:r ?' cr'a3.? mates placed the sum collected from j5ta prr0rlc'rBtePer.i'r1e3 U SSark- these sources at JI.775 000,000, and berries Delaware and Marland per quart w , .,, 1. , ISiifUJt Plums Oeorgia. per carrier 13"; exact figures probably will be known 3 -,0 cherries California, per box It low next Monda, Almost a half billion J J" K'Ko'rnlaVrrandlrd came in estCTaay from corporations ana , "!;--j -- -.,-;',-,"', j 1 s 1 oil VI itiei ntrioiin. .." .' HMI. do. dj per carload 3UOfi7i in America IVasblnaton, June 26 Last night marked the finish of the biggest harvest of taxes eier gathered by the Federal Clovernment with the expiration of the time for pa) Ing excess f sn . JHBMK jri other big taxpayers Pajments not made jeslerday are sub ject to penalties of 6 per cent, with 1 I per cent a month Interest The ag gregate of delinquent pajments on re- 41, compared with the came month turns actually filed with not be large a.. Xa. In., .hn ntnnlh iluKr.DU.il ... " -cv " w,w ' ' wV.v.o Hundreds of small business and nro- 154 1" 00 60'f 65', 6b 95W 4()'f 122'' 1225i 121', 122' 1021, 102'i 10214 V a Ind Alcohol.. 124 124.'i 124j 12114 U S Rubber .58', 58 57H 58 U S Rub 1st pref .. 103i I' S Steel 108H 108'' 107' 108'4 U S Steel pref ...1UM lllJi 1115, 1,1, Utah Copper . ... 80'i 80 80 81) Va-Caro Chem .. 51W 525f 51H 52'f Western Pacific . 2.1H West Pacific pref . 03 Wabash 10H Wabash pref A ... 42JJ Wabash pref B ..28 West Maryland . . IS1!" Westing B & ii.. 4ai Wool F W Co . ..us;. , Worth Pump . . 48h Wheel & 1-ake K. O'j White Motors ... 42 Wilson & Co . 63JJ Willys-Overland . 205i Wisconsin Cent . . 35H 11W 11H II, 431 43 434 2fth 2(1 20)j 15;,- 151 15J, 44 43J, 44 .. 9)i 9H Oii 61 ' 03 ' 63 20? i 205 i 205, 365. 3S M'i ''SCollon Bnjcn anil Sellers '.York, June 26 July Abratiam, Mitchell and Hagedorn bid. Olfford, Hubbard and O'Connor st Young and Schlll bid ; Rosen- riered. f Hagedorn. Flaherty. Slgel, S Wilson, Hyman. Deacon, " - . .s. 1 1I1Ihi Kill free. Martin u ""?"? f. Downs, uernii. -o"t, raliam onerea. ., Mitchell and Gilford 01U : Jtussell, Burnett and Ilountree 5 ... ., y VU. -Watkins ana J0' um ar ana xuiiciwii i 1 . .,- u..v.l.ap.l nnil VOW COFFEE MARICETi , Ttto's x . VEGETABLES Potainss of fine nuallt sold firmly and ruled firm and higher The mirkot ruled steady on diolce slock of othir descriptions with demand fair and offerings only moderate Quotations While potatoes old per 100 lbs. New Wk IllltO 173. whit potatoes. Norfolk and Eastern h Per bbl No 1, feaslonal men and other Individuals 1 .V " L....'.u r.urnii1nU BnH nrlh Carolina. C..II.J- . flln ... n. .n .nn.. .,., tfb'l NO 1 MO4S0, N O . 3 . 1 1 ft ' I U J . ments, Intensive campaign will be waged. They will' be required to pay heavy penalties to avoid prosecution as tax dodgers. The Internal Revenue Bureau, with Its rami fications In sixty-tour collection dis tricts, already has prepared statistics LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS .- ,.- CIX. Dome "".! . TT Co rrrn Y". 3 r .T HI UM . - -.... H " "..-I" ' soil TOI & s VI CIS K7. Fk fin Fuel 23 T& SW cts pf 1014 Fed SI & S pf 24t Vafwt, OH. .188 rjSodh B Y Pf 995. Twin City R 3914 Greene C C. 41U Under Type. .105 Gulf & S I RR 75 Unit Frultr.. 124 Cranby M... 76 Un Ry Inv pf 17U Gul St steei-. o , jjhiuii a ec i-a. 7S u.Lv.u tBkr 12 Un Car Stl nf.ina Hav Klec--1?., Un Org 1st pf 484 Hartman Cor 4I74, Union Pacipf 70V4 Homstke Mln 69 Un Pap Bd! . 15$ Int Agrto ... 19 US Ct Ir P pf 44 I H of N J pf.110 U S lnd Al pf. 97 III Central... 96 us Rlly Imp 16 V Int Con Corp . US Rlty Imp Int O Corp pf 7 Vi 1st pref . . go Int H Corp.. 62 IT s Sm&R pf 44 Int T gfat... 63 tj s Cast Ir P 16Vi Inter Salt .. 85 U S C I P pf. 44'A Ta a fanf .. a iti.L ci rm . .T ,"riXiT.r -f 89 u ,u.i"ft es.?.-.i5 ,"'.: .r a. & ,v. V" vj1'1?' Jewel Tea pf. 93S Kans S F S t, M nf 60 Kelly Sngrt if 76 Laclede Gas . 80 lie Rb 4 -T. 19 LtfAM T Co 167 Llg & M T Df.102 Lorlllard ....185 Lorlllard P pf!03 Refined Sugars Unchinged New lork. June 26 Refined sugars . ,V..k.nrt nt 7.60c. The Federal hand the Warner companies continue wltnorawn. . Sf'.ry , oa aZ 6 006c, auty paio, ucmcicu , u u- Atlantic City Man Displa Bravery Taking Photographs Atlantic CH, June 26 Lieutenant signal iiutuer 111 u F., nas neen citea linger fire, nccordine here bv his wife who n avenue. Lieutenant photographs from alr- les to De usea in 1110 official history of the distinctions be nas o years of service that of belna- the motion pictures of fighting planes In action from an air plane. Lieutenant Cooper was a personal friend of Major Lufbery and dined with him a few dajs before the latter met his death He panicipatea vvitn t.ut tt 1 bery In many air raids and has faced I death on many occasions. 19'4 ALMSHOUSE FIRE TRAP Va I C & C. . 72 Vulcan Detln. 7V4 West Union.. 90H Westhe 1st pf 64 W & LEpr.. 20 Wllys-Over pr 82 West Md 2d pr 32 Worth P & V. pf A 90 Worth P & M Pf B 67 Fire Marshal Rules York Institution Is Dangerous Jlarrlaburg. June 26 The Stale Fire Marshal's Department has refused to rescind Its declaration that the alms house of York County Is dangerous and that the Inmates must be removed to other quarters ln a very short time. This aecision was given nei a nrai ing conducted by Charles. D. Wolfe, chief assistant State fire marshal; Edward WilBon assistant general agent of the State Board of Public Charities, and J. P. Quinn. of the Slate Department of Labor and Industry, before whom ap peared a committee repratnunj me Vnrl HTnnnennturprjl AasndatlOn. X Ork Chamber of Commerce, and other bodies and cllltens or lorn uountv. Roma, 26 glugno. La dlsfatta degll austrlacl In Italia puo considerarsl un dlsastro per git Imperi Centrall. Gil Italian!, ed I con tingent) Ingleil e francesl al nostro fronte, hanno ora lnlzlata loffenstva nei dlrncoltoso fronte nordlco ed hanno gla' consegulto materiall guadagnl non soltanto suIl'Altlpiano di Aslago, ma anche nelle regionl ad orlente dl Monte Grappa e dl Monte Asolone. Lungo II Plave le ultlme retroguardle austrlache sono state costrette ad ar renders! e l'lntera rlva occiden'ale del flume e' stata occupata dagll Italian! che, Inoltre, hanno traversato II flume in parecchl puntl alio scopo dl in segulre gll austriact ln fuga. Gil Itallanl nei medio settore del fronte orientals sono penetratl per otto o died mlglla. 11 numero del prlglonter! catturatl dagll Itallanl, rapporato ierl a 45,000, e' stato oggl aumentato ad oltre 48,000. Larghl deposltl dl materials milltare sono statl catturatl dagll Itallanl nono stante 11 dlnlego dl Vienna. I rapport! umclalt austriact della scorsa notte as- serlscono che gll Itallanl hanno perduto plu' dl 60,000 prlglonlerl dal 15 glugno, compresl 1100 ufflclall, e che 11 totale perdlte sublte dagll Itallanl dal prlnciplo delta nuova offenslva ammontl a 150, 000. Tale asserzlone e' falsa dl sana planta ed e' evident e che contall falsi rapportl I'Austrla tenta nascondere al suo popolo la gravlta' del dlsastro sublto. D'altra parte, lnvece, Competent! os servatorl rltengono che le perdlte aus trlache ammontlno a 200,000. Ecco 11 testo del comunlcato pub blicato, leri, dalvMlnlstero della Guerra In Roma: "Durante la glornata dl Ierl le a!o- roso truppe della Terza Armata hanno obbllgato le ultlme retroguardle del nemlco ad arrendersl, rioccupando completamente la rlva destra del Plave c catturando dlclotto ufnciall e 1607 uomlnl dl truppa . "Xell'arca del Tonale 1 nostrt -Alplnl operarono con successo un attacoo dl sorpresa, catturando l'lntera guarnigione dl un posto avanzato nemlco a sud-est dl Puma di Ercavallo. "Sull'altlplano dl Aslago, durante una Incursione BUlle pendici dl Monto Val bella, 102 prlglonlerl furono catturatl "Lungo II fronte nord-occldentale del Grappa le nostre truppe operano In azlont comblnate con violent! conccn- trazlon! dl artlglierla. Assaltl dl fante rla, effettuatl vlgorosamente, lnfllssero gravl perdlte al nemlco e cl 'fecero guadagnare conslderevoll vantaggl dl tcrreno. Noi catturammo sette ufflclall, 1326 uomlnl dl truppa e sedicl mltraglla trlcl. "Durante la glornata dl ierl e la scorsa notte gll aeroplanl effetuarono efflcacl bombardamentl. Dal 23 a I 24 glugno nove macchlne nemlche sono state abbattute " Da altre nottzle glunte dalla fronte dl taglla si rlleva che larltlrata degl austrlacl attraverso II Plave si e effct-I t 11 mlcldlale fUOCO dell'artlirll.rt. Ilsllan. '. degll alleati. Speclalmente 1'artlalleria Inglese ha splegato una vlgorosa azlone In detto settore. Centlnala ill nemipl sono Btatl travoltl dalla corrente del uume, nei quale gll austrlacl hanno get ''J parecchl cannon! dl piccolo c grosso callbro. A nulla valse che gll austrlacl portasBerrv- nuova rlscrvc dal Montelte al mare, alio scopo dl evltare un dlsas tro, polche' la vlgorosa avanzata delle truppe Itatlane tutto travolse. Lo truppe dell'Arclduca Giuseppe e quelle del generale Wurm si sono virtu almcnte arrese c plu" ,che arrese Bono state annlchlllte. II senator Cotlllo dl New York, pre sentemente ln Italia, ha noilflcato le "'"i governative che 1. amencane probabilmente Italia nei nrossimn m QUesto annunzlo della dlretta parteclpa- .... uc0 umta amencane a fianco delle forze ora combattentl In Italia, ha prodotto un effetto incoragglante. Man mano the gtungono I rapportl dalla fronte dl battaglla sempre plu' II valore delle truppe Itallane, le quail tutto dlmostra la fede, l'alto morale ed 11 valore delle truppe Itallane, lo qua.1 pafnando da una vlaorosa ml.i.n7o .iia plu' audace offenslva hanno con 11 loro erolsmo offuscato le splendlde vlttorle del prlml tre mesl dl guerra. Da tutrl I puntl d'ltalla gtungono mesaggl dl congratulazlone e dl gltihilo dlrettl al generale Diaz, nei quail st esalta - merltl personal! dl questl, come co mandante, ed II valore crolco delle sue truppe. Ia recente vlttorla ha cementata l'unlone dl tuttl I partltt c dalla plii' grande cltta' al plu" piccolo JUaga-loni popolo si e' abbandonafo a dlmostra. zionl lndlmentlcabill, Innegglando all'e erclto che con tanto valore ha saputo debellaro II nemlco, nonostante ctie queotl fosse numerlcamente superlore. Carbon Steel Pays 10 Per Cent Extra Pittsburgh, June 26 The Carbon Steel Comnany declared the regular quarterly dividend of 2 per cent and an extra 01 tu per cent on tne common, oovn pavable July 15 to stock of record July 10. Philadelphia Arrivals , at New York Hotels tuata nel masslmo dlsordlne e sotto 11 C. L. Anderson. Breslln L J. Bondy Vn Cortland Mrs L J. Bond. Van Cortland. J C. Bradley. Walllck. F. Cohn, Msrlbnrqush fl. C Conner, nreslln. R Dlffenbacb. Grand. r. W. Ebur. Walllck D M Frank Herald Square. Mrs It Harris, Great Northern T. C Hopkins Navarre. O. F. Horn Woodward. , r. K. La Fleur Grand. F J, lawyer. Great Northern. Mr F. J. Lawyer. Great Northern. H. J-omcope, Grand. D. A Miller. Breslln. A. AV". Relnhaltor. Continental. A. Seiner. Marlborough. Miss Q Sltbert, Herald Square. J. W. Spraaue. Grand E r Sneetaer, Breslln. O W. Wayson. Breslln r Williams. Herald Square. M. J. Ball. Breslln. J. L. Coles. Breslln. J V. Daniels Latham T. A Hammell Aberdeen. A. F. Herold Union Square. T G. Newberr. New Strand. H. A. Norwell Aberdeen. J. B. Patterson Breslln J. A. Rogers. Herald Square. F. A. Shtmp. Latham. D. L. Silverman Latham. R. H steel. Park Avenue. R. W, steel. Park Avenue. C. H. Ulrlch Park Avenue. O C. Webb. Grand. 8. K. Zackon. Broadway Central. R L Barrows. Bristol. R. B. Coyle. Breslln , J. B areetywood. Walllck. L HUUsrd Webster. W. Hood. Parte Avenue. .T Kelsey. Blchroond Mist O. Lockard, Ma-tha Washington. .1 L' McOovern Woodward, II. E Aushton. Woodward. Miss Rain. Park Avenue. C. R. Hedhefer. 'Walllck. II. S. Warner. Park Avenue. .1 A. Waterbury, Cumberland. V! R Weiss OnlUna-wood Miniiin!! I RTF-AMBOATg WILSON'S SELECT EVENING TRIPS UP TIIE BEAUTIFUL DELAWARE Every Friday an Saturday Evening New Dolphin Line Palace Steamers TRENTON AND pOLrHIN Good Musto No Liquor Boat leave. Arch St. Wharf 8.15 P. M. Fare 2Sc each way Chicago. June SO IIOGS-Recelpts 13 . 000 head! leil over, uaoo nun. T .'.. I """- 7I11V.i ly higher, xen srttes inaue e.rir jut iu . , - grcco i;cnn.w... above esterday s average . ftlplVip'tsl'iob1: DISAPPEARS ON TRAIN VVhlle notatues. Florida per bbl No 1. ii however, and against these anlwJ7l No 2 $101 '.0 Sj jet potatoes Jersey yr 111111 .- ; .--- ---- - tl ',1 Ti Eggplant. Florida, per box. It J1W." iu umbers South Carolina, per basket llS!l, do. Norfolk, per Si -bbl. basket UB'J 71 Corn. Ixiulalana, per bbl . 4 10OO Pepper Florida per crate. 11 JJ tl 1 Tomatoes Mississippi, per crate 7.VW tl 40 Cabbage Eastern Shore, per bbl T-.. t ine 1 r.n An Vnrfnik. ner bbl ir.i,. - ."-.-w..". . ..- -.'-mtr.. I crate, tlH'.'ftu do do. per ddi . J"-- , .1. nm.li.. Innn ttrVTIR Recell.ls. I is (Mm head. ic to j 5c hiifber. Kansv, oman jft Here for Haxlelon, but Is saeta aa nrnif nf tha intfinrtnn tf nnl.im Tftum Df-r (rat. Sl!!5Ol.03. MUltl- many citizens and firms to dodge tax room r lD- tl: liabilities Tax collectors have Instructions to tabulate their receipts and to telegraph the result not later than next Sunday night, the expiration of the fiscal year, Slore than 11.500,000.000 tax certifi cates of Indebtedness, leaued during the last six months, were due jesterday for Pdjmcnt, but nearly tvvo-th'rds of the amount already hag bten turned In to revenue collectors ln pament of taxea Jala looked ror tne reoempvon oi a half blll'OH ttroar ana Ibese win ' .k ... lak - & " - J !... 1 sast War Hurts Jewelry Business Wllkes-llarre, Pa., June 26 The, troubles of hte Jeweler are many since the war started, Charles H, Hambly, of Philadelphia, president of the PennsI- mn a lletauera Associaiion. in nu tin iLti la 40 t'ATTLE Receipts, 5000 head SHEEP Receipts, 17,000 head. Cara. 400. Kansas City. June 20. CATTLE- Re celpts 50OO hesd Strong. HOGS Receipts 10 000 head. Strong SHEEP Receipts, 3000 head. Steady Liverpool Cotton Liverpool, June 26 Spot cotton was quiet today, and prices were firm on the basis of 22 39d for middling. Sales were 2000 bales Receipts, were 7000 bales, of which 6500 bales were Arnerl- nnw. 'ESlftltrn. tU.F. AteftrfV. Old COn tract, spot prices were: American, nild- uu.ll.B, dllng fair, 23.70d: good the thirteenth annual oonven I 23 0Ui middling .Md": low middling. h,haLlrbe"des ha"ng S b?Sr M; good ordinary. 26.86d: ordinary, n of sneclal taxes, experiencing ;0ld . dressing .Inn .nIH the burden of sneclal taxes, experiencing !0 with others the difficulties of shortage, of ) labor ana battling tne nign cost m living, tne levveier is 'Tgsira , in- Winauir oy roany unuji,i VS.! m iins.aantt.l"f.iigan Missing Haileton. Pa.. June 26 Mrs. Eckley B Coxe, widow of the Drlfton coal nn.atn.. QTlH UM.lV IdlDVn aB R DIl 1 - lanthroplt, ha appealed to the Phlla- uelpnia ana riaiiciun iira,u miuai,.. Theresa Cltro, aged twenty-five of Free- land, wno atsappearev iruiu u. iinsn Valley train while en route home from She had been til and waa at Atlantic City for several weeks a; tho guest of Mrs. Coxe. She reached Philadelphia and was put on board e. train for Haile ton. but that waa the last seen of her. STEAMSHIPS MERCHANTS & MINERS' TRANS. CO. . , nkiii4.ie.kia t Bavinmh nnri Jacksonville. for all points South, two sailings weekly: Philadelphia to Boston, fpr all New England points, two sslllnga weekly. Passenger or Prrlght. consult Agent, Pier 18. ft. Pin. St. Tel. I-.mb.rd 1900, -Vast Sum Idle f A EAL ESTATE FOB BSMT NEW JERSEY BiEABHORK . , - ' rSSSMSM: Train Smash-Up Injures Three 'Bhamokln. r... June 26 A serious wreck occurred on the Hendron branch of the Reading- Railway nineteen miles north of here yesterday morning While a mixed train was en route from Shamokln to-Herndon a coal car-Jumped tbe track, 1 Ara -unnr aa ni n ii.ageri i-i . a.m - i am tea- ' -urn .V . f i- T niin -sadlnlssn!-.f ttitalJ - iixiiTjJ tl DAILY IN JUNgJ ant m .f t. f.ur-rosns (allr.r.r- StoieHartor BuafaUwCtUty HURT BATHINOI GOOD JI8H1NOI cloa. to tb. ocean and boardwalk, con- venltot ta fishing ground. In ID. ort f a modern, up-to-dat. waiiM. rtaert. n wingaiow a prens u,m,... wvu.. .!.. il.u. .....i.n w.t.e sas .sissr. friJo wg.ual.a.'miata, te.Ti. Bt. IH ei.. &H&LlL Dr. J.NT. Holds worth, Dean of' the School of Economics, University of Pittsburgh, Bid: "The time Is coming when every financial resource of the country must be drawn upon to win the War, and among the resources are FOUR BILLION DOLLARSNQW IDLE, tied up, frozen in Open Book Accounts. THE TIME, FOR ' ' BUSINESS AS USUAL JS PAST." If the estimated Four 'Billion' Dollars con stantly tied up in Accounts were turned into cash, instead of waiting until the debtors . pay, what an enormous amount of much, needed commodities could be produced1 with jt incidentally adding extra profits to such concerns. We, purchase such Active Accounts Re ceivable from Manufacturers and. Whole salers worth $20,000 to over $1,000,000, and let them collect the Accounts-for us without disturbing their -customers. We will put that idle Capital to work for the good of the Country and for you. t Are you interested ? . k wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Commercial Credit Company Cash Capital $2,25e.06 Surplus I375.6M BALTIMO R',E Represented at 1. PHILADELPHIA, It! 'Stack Kxcfeaa. Shia. , J '2sxfcua&'jguea KSGrS 1 I l 1 ' 1 3fl M K
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