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NEWS OF THE. FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES
r"' y sj
WKTP
,1
San Joaquin
It & Power Corn.
Fmt and Refunding
OTertfaia Gold Bond
But August 1, 1950
njsest established .of all
yaro-eleiitric nlants on
tt-Fadfic Coast.
etically no competition.
(Impossibilities for cx-
iision.
mortgage, on about
rette ratine; capacity.
Joned and time-tested
line capacity.
to yield about C.40
x.
mat . . ir..
unationaiutv
Company
MH'nl Ofctl a J9 Citut
1421 Catiteat SL
Telephone 553 Locust
tort Tmt Aofe-Aerefaafea
IRCE OIL
r financial fnstttUtlont
i a Imiiortant market Inter
ti ttote havft acaulred larce hold-
&-- or rierce uii iidck ana
nfd new banking (aclll
which ahundantlv bud
ynY company with credit.
iiMlcan operations Increased
t,;ysoteilally; conditions more
P, ifloa broadens opportunities.
aw ' lAPtl aavinai affartarl hi rut-
,.,.. "!" . .
tit consolidation.
M-W-T higher prices are belnt
(fierce Oil one or the
fJWrx w Standard Oil subsld
..ymrr stocks selllnff below par
r UYftNe;.
zlatett aitaliHii roMi.lWt li
if tlrtail with the entire hiitortcnt
-Btatinttcal information, in ndifi-
ym eovenno nil of the above sub-
li-r ours or me aiKino.
IwitM ad or mention PO15
NV
T t ..
r&DEERY
i C.n. Stock Ex. of N. V.
MRdatr Bldf.. Pkilatie.lpliis, Pa.
UMI.Wll. 40801 Krr.. Rar 4080
Kf ""$& Private Wires.
"Zi i
,4ijFI
s 0g
"XV7 KAX IIROKEBS
I f CHESTNUT ST8.. X. E. Cor.
Men of PhllHilluhlu. nd Xw
J:Tork Stock Excbanxn.
rTOB- of ArrniiNTtXTx
h Crtlflfd rnbllti Arronninnla
fcWRENCK E. BROWN 4 CO.
'nEiJlU E.OXA1C 1HUSL tfl.UU.
tTIO.V a DISPUTED ACCOUNTS
WrKTIAT. Xlr.KTINf.S
.HrTICR TO SIIAHKIIOI.DKKS.
mm nM.x -. Johnson llt'ILI).
XOAN ANSOCIATION:
jivreoy anen inai i. special meet.
LvaiocKnoiaera or xno l-rank P
klldltur and Loan Association will
g a gay. Julr z. mis. a H.
Evnnlc ae . nf which ,1m. h- ..;
i iMwndmenta to the constitution and i
win ue conBiurrra- 1
ital!!??n.dJherf5!lI,iLt.?tlonuby "trllln' I
MMtI and advancing each succeedlni
amend Article III. Section 3. lines July slatted 'if higher, at ,2.. and
by striking out the xvnrda nf tin,,...! ,,.. tr. Til... Aneimt was nutited
SF-lSttoU ,'bnydthriilo:,rSd,ohrD0,f.'91 'n nt " .. a--l.t
j.j- ' i OSc at the end yesteiday, and later
amend Article III, Section 4. line
un out tha words "of 4 per cent
l" and Inserting thereof thi ..,,).
I by the Board of Directors "
Voamend Article III. Section .-, nn, .
r, ny striking out the words "at the
4-per cent per annum" and Insert. ,
WI tne words "pius Interest at thai'' " "" .".; "... :..., .
died by the Hoard of Directors." I
iamend Article V by strikinir on,
I,nJ advanclnc each succeeding
iTamend the by-laws as follows: I
t vii. line 3, ny striking out the visible) supply mere is i2,ziu,uu iiuan-Btr-ftUd
Inserting thereof the word ..- ..ina. e. isn nml biiMhelu a ve:ir aco
fVA .
, mnd Article IX. lines 1 and ' hv '
ut the words "The stockholders ' !
;t ths close of each jear from I
anon ana inserting thereof the
tara ahall be annolnted hv th.
tat" leaat one month before the
tlna-"
-ROBERT n. MAVER. Secretary.
f
WVTOEXIW
M. jv., iioiftLixnn roMr.NY
if".'' iviowner nuiiaing
Dolllngs Company.' Indlanann.
.,. I
Jon-Toxvnsend Company, Zanes. I
? . . . . '
owinc seml-Annual Dlxidends. I
Ctocrn Cattle Feeding Company.
1st:
u'vnio, ana ureen t;ove springs.
rants" Company, Columbus, Ohio,
: .
i
Manufacturing Comnanv. T.lher.
irVPro'd'ucts Compiny. Ilrazll, Ind..
,'iV
re- aiotor rrucK- company, xxa
SVic. jy; Mfg. Company. Indianapolis,
lllowlnr Seml-Annual Dlxidends,
rjunirfcan Bronze forp., Perrrjn. Pa.,
J Shart Shale Ilrlck Co.. Aahtn.
u.
ton Adding Mach. & Time Lock
: u, a-4-..
arlcan Motor Truck Co.. Newark,
awlnl rieml-Annual Dividend, pay
at l.l:
g-rtcn Pretzel Company, PhJladel-
fWUUbe mailed.
UBOIIOB n. i-oriTBR.
J; r Oeneral Manager.
EST BANK IN' AMERICA
:r NORTH AMERICA
.i,Ntlonal Bank
....,1 .iiuil.iHiii.iin
........... 1, sim.onn.no
501,001.3;
II-ANNITAL DIVIDEND
. I7lrectera naa tnig day de-
tl.or a-Ai payable tfuur Isl,
Sfnallert.'
L-f't), lx.iiMiie.il. (.asnier.
Vi,
kf. ASP NAVIOATIO.V
TAXX
rlnhla. June 20. 1018.
a.r. thla fav mJ.,.,!
of two ner rent If I per !
si "iocic m in, com- i
k bI.iISIS In mtngU- I
;ftthe book of the 1
in o:iowing quarterly preferred pany-Horlda Central anu I'enmsuia
taSVa'bjoir'i'.t" Snia?1"'"' I Uailruad Company 1st 3s maturing July
-rElSiTllSs Company- Columbus. I L 1918, to extend the issue of bonds
TLL
MkTu., .tiX,id.;.i,h'for cash. The Federal anu ine -
iut 'MrL s J7ii- ' " .
rH'PSiSE. secretary
-s srs Hi-iau iiirnrri.
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lji
t C4MWT r MltMON PLEAS
l;'I1T. Su.. .
i Wwwc. A V". M. "V"
t WLarrala. .a Aatrrle d
lArrakU. Ul.e at I8i Nortli
kr tiatUleif tfaai I Jiava.baen
r by th; Cmirt. In the abovr
fair srire. aaarioai gfsraM, Sht
u. euic aK.lBal, 7DB ror
1 h5s w aavernea:
undai ,
, --fwetlna tm
jw
PRESSURE CONTINUES AGAINST
MANY LEADING STOCKS ON NEW
YORK 'CHANGE IN EARLY TRADING
Losses Range From Fractions to About 1 Point for Im
portant Issues, While Some Specialties Show
Strength Buttc-Supcrior Prominent
Now York, Juno 28.
Leading stocks continued under pleasure nil through the forenoon,
with the market generally following United States Steel closely. That
stock, after selling at 109, declined to 107'i. with most of the supply com
Ing In small lots and without nny significance to the trading, which was
In i Rely of a professional character.
This action was disappointing to the speculative element us news
on the Russian situation was expected to cause a better tono to the mar
ket and many of the room trnders thought It would open at least 1 point
higher.
Because of ther ecesslon which followed the open they regarded the
situation us disappointing, but ns a mutter of fact there was no change
of position by the leading interests, except that buying orders were not
put In the market by them when the belling was In progress.
Many specialties, however, were strong when the standard Issues
were weak, with Butte-Superlor attructing nttentlon by the vigorous
buying which came in response'to news of the favorable decisions which
released the funds of the company that had been tied up by court order
since last year.
This buying carried Butte-Superlor up from 25 to 2Di.
Crucible Steel was also strong In the early trading, ndvanclng over
1 point to 70 i, and, after reacting to 09, It rallied to 63 .
BEARISH CROP NEWS
BOOSTS CORN PRICES
Further Buying by Commis-1
sion Houses and Shorts Cover.
Oats Gain Ground
GRAIN IIEIr WEATIIKR KORMWIT
hlraro. 4nne 38. llllnoln I'ortl.r
rloub tonlKht nntl SaturdiiT. prohabU
lortil thundrr hnnent manner.
.llUftourl I'nrtlr rlonit tonight and Kat
ttrflar. iirobnbb' loral thunder liou-erf
narthi not niurh rhnnaf in teimwnittire.
y Urontiln I'urtly rloud tnnlcht nnd
Satlirdar. prohnhb local thunder MhonerM
eaitt nml outh; not niurh change In teni
penitnre. Ilnneotii 1'norttled. hut ernernlly folr
tonlRht nnd Snturtlav.
Inn a rniettletl tonleht rnd aturda).
Itrnh.ihft loial thttniler hhonrrnt not niurh
rhitnao in temnerpttire.
North nnd south Dukotn I'nrth rloint
anil m'mlblr uiiKettled tonlallt unci ulur-
dat.
Nebraska- I'nrtlr rlnudr tonleht nml
Wi,l. . nit. . .ipnliithlft thitndftP fchmiprn ftlhl.
Kansah t'nMettied. lint arneriillt fair
tonticlit nnd Snturdni not much chunite In
tcmueratiire. . . ,
Montana I'artlc clondv tnnlaht anil "at
itrda , n-olmldi unettleil eaot.
Ujoinlnx Kali tnnlnht and .sntunliu.
CIiIciiko, June 2S
In the face nf rather bearish crop
news the corn market was strong this
morning There was further buying by
commission houses and also coering liy
shorts. Stop loss orders weie reached
Trado was actlxe. The receipts here
todav were 224 cars.
July opened at J1 4G2 1 I 17. ngalnxi
$1 6" at the end esterday, and ad
vanced to $ 1 . 4 7 a . August opened at
M.19 to $1.49'4, against J1.49 at, the
ciose yesterday, and rose to Jl.BO'-a
The visible supply In' Argentina 1s
1,800,000 bushels Unsettled xxeather is
expected in loxxa and Kansas.
Oats xxere Influenced by the flrnines-s
of corn and sained ground t'ommli-
sion houses w ere on both sides. Busl-
ness was mixed, viin no nuiH;anuiiiK
features. The receipts here today xxete
j", L.arfi
t,om at iisic
Shipments ftont Argentina for the
wtek xxere 1,690,000 bushels.
The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis
and Duluth today xxere 252 cars, against ,
,,o ... ia.. .nr-- t VIiin!nee 103 1
cais. compared xvun ion cum, mm ui
ni,i,..,i.n ,ru ncalnst 2t cars. i
shipments of xvheat from Argentina
for the xxeeK ere ,.""" ousneia. nf
V,o, UBC...OV ,.-,.--
Financial Briefs
Books close July 20, reopen August
for the dixidend of the William'
Cramp & Sons Ship and nng'ne Build
ing Company. i
The Seaboard Air Line Railway
Company offers to holders of'the J3.000.-
OnO Seaboatd Air Line uaiixxay .oiii-
to that they
at H ner cent lnterebt.
T. n.. Sl,,.,i, Wales Guxtrnnient Is
, ..t... fl nfifi mm ta. hnnil. nt nnr re-
deemable 1922-1932
'""" ."' ":" " - - -
GOVERNMENT DONUS
Hid
. IM
. lis
. '.!'
. !l4
.11.11
1IH!
. S3
. S.I
OK
US.
e.".
. h."i
reglalerid 1D30
2s. coupon. 18311
3a, registered. 101b
3a. coupon. 11I1S
Is. registered. 11123
4a, coupon, 1023 t
3s, registered 1040
3s. loupon. 19411 .
Panama 2s. registered 1030
do 2s. registered HISS . .
do 3a. registered, Unit .. .
do Ss. coupon
NEW ".ORK COFFEE MARKET
New York, June 28. The market for
entree i-untracts opened uulet and un-
1 changed, with trading on the call con
fined to tne May posuioni
A leading Wall street house was the
bidder and this same firm seems to have
been quietly picking up May contracts
during the last few dayM.
Todays lesieruay-a
opening f lose
S2.'ifS.2S K.30
H.4S K.3II
Hl(i lt S.ll"
8 739H.80 1
Septemlier
lie, ember
.xinivh . i
May
July
Liverpool Cotton
Liverpool, June 28. Spot cotton was
quiet today nnd prices xxere uncnangea
on the basis of 22.59d for middling.
The sales amounted to 2009 bales.
There were no receipts. Futures xxere
iet nid contract, spot prices, were:
American, middling fair, 23.90d ; good
mlddl ng. 23.220: miaaiing, -;.u ; iu,
middling: 2206d: good ordinary. Sl.OCd,'
and ordinary 20.541
Refined Sugars Unchangsd
v.w York. June 28. Refined sugars
' unchanged at 7.50c, , less 2 per cent
- j" - . .. ....mixin r are wimurami nun
noiiBi '--- - . .
the market. Itaws are uncnangeu at
The
i.B.uuDc. wr "'"-u "i:.;r .::
- - .. - . ,.. ., ,iaaea .entrirusrai.
International Sugar qommlttee lias i att
r' ."Lri .. i. h availed itself of th
SpUon tc"purchaT a second additional
in snn' mns of BUgar contained in the
agreement ixmcemlng the Cuban 1517
1 crop.-whlch "was to have expired July-
15.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
, 'New. Jersey Zinc Company", regular jiuar
'4jijKif'-4'ir,cenL payable Auzust 10 to
-'ppa.'Sf, :... i t.. n...
lino ns-iiriKrv nr Mi utr ueni on
"."''rr ".:-- T .; " ...t, v.
,Hf ttKIPtN f"" trJAJ-I ("
.". k'PI l.'.fr
I UBHiny, IlVJIal Till It
MfirTT. r w UMC
JULY OPTION ACTIVE
ON CbTTON EXCHANGE
Liverpool Good Buyer of All
Deliveries Prices Ease
Off After Call
COTTON IIEI.T WEATHER CONDITIONS
Ne York. June 28. The fnllonlni tem
Pcraturrpi were recorded In the totton belt
thU mnrnlncl
mimlnitton. 66i Chnltnnnoitn, Knotllllr
nnd Atlantu. "0: Mariin. Ainciista. Chnrleii-
Inn unit Kill uniin fllrl. !..,... I till.
Rock. .MemnhU. vicks'burK. Nnhille nnd I
Thnmafttlllc, 71( Abilene. Mireteimrt. Snn
.inionio. i-cnsaroin. .llrrlillun, Montconicry
, nnd Jackxiutllle. 7fli Cnrinia ( hrlstl. New
Orleani and Tamtiti. ?Ki fl.ilipslnn 8.
i There wan .01 Inch of nrrrlnltutlnn nt '
..,",,, """ rurI "muni in men ni
; Abilene, and .li .ch, , Ick.burc.
New York, June 28
July was the stionget month In the
cotton market at the opening call, which '
J brought nut some little coerlng in face '
of th h'cher nuottitlons. ,
1 There wns con-lilcrable buing ,, I
I Llxerpool which purchased all dellxei-
' les. Cnder the impetus of this consist-
cnt taking of contracts, pilots adx-anced i
for a few inlnulis. I
At the end of Lie tirst ten minutes, Kan City South'n
with the xxenther good throughout the Kelly Spgfd The
belt and pilxate leports bearish, theie Kennecott Copper
xxns an easing off and the new ciopLack Steel ....
were six to nine points under last night Lehigh Valley ..
rtppeltilrf nl Ihft n..rtu f,,r tlio ,lt.. ur LoOSO-Wlles Blt
.estimated al 8000 bales, against 5857 '
bales a xxctk ago and 18,32
bales a ,
year ago
in .in 11
Yes Clufcc Onen h m a in
Julv 27. SS 21 in 27 ll" 27 ."
October . 2.", 14 M IS 23 114 2.", 114
December 24. H 24 ml 24. .VI 21 .
jHimar 24..",", 24. III! 24.47 24 47
August 211 H."i
Marth . 24,211 24,, Ml
Cotton Huxcrr. and Seller).
II A,,
a m '
HI f'7. '
24 III! '
24 .". i j
1
Nexx- nrk. June 28. Julv Geer. Sel-IN
lar and Bartlett bid : Kiederlrksoii. Bus-
tell. Cone and J. Hartt'orn offered. i
October Newman, Sellar, Partutt, !
Mnitin, Itountifc anil tloss hid. Gu-
moens. BiookR, Cone, Uax, Bartittt and
Schley ofTered.
December Bartlctt, Itnunliee Par-
rott and Hubbard bid; Watklns, Sellar. '
Schley ind Geer ofTered. I
Januarx Brooks, Davis. Schlll ami !
n... I.I.I. L'll... U1...I , ,-,i... !
vic, .,. , .-linn, nift, i ami i eich
offered.
March Sellar and Brooks bid , Bar
rett anil Schlll ofteied
BRUMBAUGH FAVORS
KhrKIIITlN.n rnMVTrTC."
ii.Liviti,uAjiiiiu vjuiinuio
Takes Sides, With View That
Their Services Would
Benefit U. S.
llarrlsliurg. Pa,., June 28.
Ooxernor Brumbaugh has gone on rec
ord as favoring recruiting of convicts.
Lieutenant Governor Frank B. McClaln
and Secretary of the Commonwealth
Cyrus I.. Woods, members of the par
don board, haxe repeatedly declared
their belief that penitentiary inmates
should not be .ntrmitted to join the j
army, and in numerous cases hax-e
"turned down" pardon applications filed
by offenders xxho xxant to enlist. i
gixen to your thought, xvhlch la in har- 1
mony with my own "
The paragraph quoted xx-as In ansxxer
to a letter from Father Welch suggest
ing the pardoning of prisoners for army
service. Father Welch had previously
xvrltten the War Department at Wash
ington, and in reply Adjutant General
J. S. Jones said;
"Section 1118, United Slates reviseil
statutes, prohibited the enlistment in the
military service of certain persons. In
eluding deserters and those who had
been conxlcted of a felony, That por
tion relating to deserters was modified
August 22, 1913. Howexer, the portion
xvhlch precludes the enlistment of per
sons xxho have been ponvlcted of a fel
ony Is still in force and necessarily
precludes favorable action on your sug
gestion." Conaulta llrown
In the meantime Governor Brum
baugh had taken up the matter xvlth
Attorney General Francis Shunk Brown
and learned that Broxxn had been In
touch xvlth Lieutenant Goxerncr Mc
Claln, chairman of the pardon board.
"Mr. McClaln in his answer," xvritea
.t.. r.. . . .!, .i i. ,ii..
1 1 id uuiciiiui vu vi- '4 lauq viioJia ill.
'called his attention to the great pro
test that went up a year ago when the
United States Goxernment made a simi
lar proposition, and doubts whether lha
military service would, profit by the re
lease of criminals for military serx-Ice.
He Is, howexer, of the opinion that the
prisoners could be used for public xx'orks
conducted by the Commonwealth, and
I am taking up that matter with the
attorney general again, aa I haxe In tho
past, to ascertain whether it la possible
under the laws of this Commonwealth
tq do this."
..Replying to the Governor, Father
Welch pointed to the fact that os ruled
by the courts a pardon reinstates the
posjetbor in his position and privileges,
as though no fault had exer been com
mitted. McClaln and XXocmIs continue in be
in a letter to tne tiev josepn weicn, . wanasn prei a. ... ia eerier-.--h- - navon Motor.. i ir numi, .;-;; .. ior mirei, iim
moral, instructor at the Kastern Penl- Wabash pref B. 2d .. ... CM AUon... g. j & v . 4 ''hVli?,? auart. 136
tentlary, under date of Marcli 20, Gov-' -Westing K Ai M..43'i 43 42J, 43 J , vt hurst 91U o. V SF Pf 27 17c: New York. 1. ICC 17c
ernor Brumbaugh said; , Worth Pump iti 60)j 60 5(i Snc & St L 33 f a h A ? W Pf 21 i04mC?,3I,ISIUUES Xew Jer,ey pcr uuart-
"I shall again urge the attorney gen-1 Wheel & Lake U. yjj CCC&StLpf65, Seab r, nf' ? HUCKI.KnKnniKS New Jersey, per
eral or the commomvealth to do the j Wilson & Co .... (j-1 CCSpref... 80,4 Sea" V, 'nP r. ? J uuirt 2nS3e
thing you haxe In mind 1 beiiexe with ! Willys-Overland .21)!. 20 20 20 Col & South. . .22 , Kears-nS nf 11V2 Hi""ftn""' ' "" n-baktt crat''
you that some good could be aecom- I Wllys-Over pref . .. b2 ,Col&Slstpf 49 s Rchat Ariz.. . ' lg I PINKAPPLKS Florida, ptr crate (30 to
li"8.! Lh-C.Ca"8.e..f H00,ye- . -K dlvldend-Hhattuck Arizona. V and '. . G?" TnCal . SL"?.h!l.-.. . ' 7VABBSnii.B-s.w Jer.c. per Pint. 11
e. timt no gu,d ed trill i-e rhwJ 1. A 'ii men-wijfP among ih
through Uce tr.rollir.g uZ 4,-j.ivlcta- In tkn j-juatlal guests. The Hug Ij the Ot .04
JSeto York Stock Sales
t.ndl
. M closft lllah
Adv rtumely 1GM 10!i
Advltumely pref.. 30' j 40J.
Alaska O M 2)i 2)5
Alaska Juneau j... 2 2
Allis-Chai Mfg.... 33)i ...
Allls.Chal Mfr nf.H'.i. ...
11:50
Low .m.
lO'S 10H
40! 40i
3)5 2H
2i 2)1
,
. . ,
Am Beet Sugar..., 6S!f ..
4ri'S 40i 405 40H
wu ijan
Am Can pref ...
Am Car & Kdry.
Am International
Am Cotton Oil...
Am Ice
Am Hide A Ij. . . .
Am Hide & I, pf.
Am Linseed . .
Am Locomotive.,
Am Sm & net. . .
03 T J" ... ' "
. SO I fAH WJ &'i
- Wtf ...
. 42li 41H 41J Wi
32Ji ...... :;
n, mi "
. 81
. 42
. fU
. 8!i
Ml OU ov
iVfi rib
I18H "85 SIH
78't 78)i 78
.100
Am Sumatra Tob.,142!i 141ta H 14,5i
Am Stl Fdrles ... C7J? 07Ji 0"Ji 07Ii
Am Tel & Tel P2M 0o 05U 0
Am Tobacco 16J
Am Woolen.
5hH
Am Z L & s.
1SH
19). 18)4 18J4
?
67 (WH f
84H 8l!i 84!
Am Zinc L & S nf. fin'i
Anaconda Cop COW
A T & S F 85
ATS SPpref.... fea
AtiG&wi no ;,.
Baldwin Loco 2H . 02 -'
Baltimore & Ohio. S43i MH 54! M1
Barrett Co !)4!i 05 04 04
Bethle S. Clasn B. 80! J -.80), 85H S5)i
Brooklyn It T.... Hb!J 30) 30) i 30! i
Booth Fisheries.. 24 ...
Butte & Superior. 25 29H 27)4 29).
tat Petroleum.... 20f
Canadian Pacific.. 14SU 14 147
147
71
82
Cen Leather Co.. 7i'j 71' 71
Chandler Motor... h2' 82 82
Chesa & Ohio.... CtAj
Chi Great West nf. 2t
Chi Sill & St Paul.. 4.1 43 42
Chi Mil & St P pf . 73,',"
Chi It I & Pacific. 2.1. 23W 22Ji
22)i
75) 2
64',
10!,
48i
31 J i
C, It 1 & P 7 p c pf
75'. 7RU 754
05 C4!f C4f
lll'i 10)i UK
39 ... .
49 49 48'i
31 314 31i
84
U, Jl I Ai I" 6 p c pf
mile Copper....
Chlno Copper.
Colorado F & ?. . ,
Columbia G&E.,
Consol Ga?
Corn Pro Rcf . . . ,
Crucible Steel.'..,
Crucible Steel pf . ,
Cuba Cane Sugar.
Cuba Cane Sug pf
Del & Hudson. . .
42 42 42
09 70) i 09
42
09
01
31Ja 31W 31K 31W
81'.
109)
Distill Secur 59,
Erie 15!i .
Erie 1st pref 32'. .
59). 59 5'J
Gaston. Wm & Wi 2UU
28' t 281S 28H
General Cigar SI
General Klectrlc
HMj
I General Motors
155
152',' 152U 152i
I Gen Motors pref.
82
Great North pref. 90' i
90
!'i
90H
32,-i
rjt Nor r for o n P'"i . ' .
Greene-Can Cop. . 42 ...
Haskell & Barker. 42',".. .
rillnols Central... 90
Jnter Agrlcul Mj ...
IlUer Agrioul pref. 02H 12'j
Inspiration Cop... 53'i 4
02'
53"
12'
Inter Har Corp. .. 07K
Inter JIer Marine. 28
Inter Mcr Mar PLU2
Inter Paper
Inter Xlckel
, 3.-. ,
. 29
IS
, 60
32',
Ui
50' i
2o'.
.110
lit i
ltOJj
28',
.11
:i:i
r.i
50' j 50' 2 5!'.
Lousv & Nash..
Max Mot 2d pr .
Mexican Petrol .
101 101
28'n' 2m'
101
28
f.2'.
ll'i
2;i.'j
Miami Copper . .
Mldx'.tlu Steel . .
Minn & St L nexv
Mo Pacific
Mo Pacific pf . .
Montana Power .
National Acme . .
Nat Conduit & C
fi'Jt.
o2'
' 2)i
ll'i'
2J'i
11i
23J i
11
IB's
54
(MH
:)'i
is1; is' 18
SH
is
Nat Kimm A Stp
nTAVM..
:o
New xVork Central
v v v it x. it
i i n I w "
?. , .V ' '
Nortl"'rn Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas .
Ontario Mining .
Pacific Mail
Penna B.iilroad .
Tr Mnrmi.on
-.
- .. ,Mv.,..
Pitts & W Va
Plercc-Arrow
Pitts Coal
Pressed Steel Car.
By Steel Spring . .
Ray Consol Cop .
Beading
'
.'ft1! . a,?, JiU were no transaH'ons loaay. ine price npr bbl No I. fr,,r,n ."in. No. 2. f2..".iin port Increased difficulty in obtaining
214 ! given IS the last previous sale: S.SI. White Potatoes South Carolina and i Von , ntrue8trlctlon In ship-
87', S7f 87'f 87', , Adams Exp.. 68 M.Vkav Co. . 71 or't Thlteota'toeTiorldaV p,!'r' W . Ping, but there Is a considerable stock
:17' V37K 37i ,'i7 Ajax Bub.... 2',i Man Shirt .. 6 No. 1. f34: No. 2. f22.:,o. Sweet no. of raxv material on hand. Shoe dealers
121,... Am Ag Chem. 91 , Manhat Kiev. 5 tatoes. Jersey per hamper No. 1. 2 Mifi 3' are doing a good business and report
so-;::: ::: ::: , aB c . s ih f ir-i-fj h.v. ud-
4.'i!3 13' 2 4:i, 4:, Am B Sug pr ' iKK,?'!; 'rrate. f4r4.r.o Cucumbers. South Carolina. xam.ed. .
hi'." 15".' 13' f IflW Am Bank Not. 35 May nept St. 32 pcr basket fi- do. Norfolk, per H-hW "In the lumbcV market conditions re-
SO'J -171 m mVlXftPXlS Max Mof..PM? W!',S?IS..ai?ft,!S main about the same. Prices continue
:tnu :iiiu :t"ii :im . AmO;JP-- Mich Central mi fl So. I'ai.i.iRe. Kastcrn Shore, per l.lil high and quotations are not being made
.13
07'.
58 5tj 57?.
24 . .
!3' 03', J2-i
'MH 12 01'j
TG
30', 31', 30.',
83J,' .')', t3 ,
24',' 24'. 24)
(12
47 47 40' s
42V
.r.T .
Bepub I & S
Dutch tr rects
si"
clalr Oil Rcf
j nouuiern i-acinc
i South Railway . .
, South Ralixx-ay pf
'.studebakeco
I Superior Steel
j Tenn Cop & Chem. HI,- igs, lnt; ini,
'lexas Co I54 154L' K3L' 15.T
1 Tobacco Prod .. (J5M os" Ul. $.
.Union Pacific ...121V 12H im. i-(,t-
United Alloy Steel. 40 ..." ... .
uTc V,S?rV:,SS?ri.KB 10,)' ,0l,'IJj-S.Sg.l5. &JLh
. .-.-,.... ... ,
u .-J lliu yxiconoi.. J20 124. 124 14 12415.
U S Rubber ... 57J. 57i 57. S7SS
l. .- nm net o: Jl. i.i). 44 4:(i(
43 ,
f S Weel
1 iiiv
' Wb
1U;, lir.t 1U7;
U S Steel pref
112
Utah Copper . . .
Va-Caro Chem ,
Western Pacific .
West Pacific pref,
ou ... ... ..
51 51). 50Ji W,,ra Peuoi'pf. JJJU Read gTd pf .!
23 23 23 23 Cent Fdy. .. Readgla'f ?,??'
04 Cen Leath pf .10 Ren I & S ni oo
i anuth
115- 11J U HLICert Frotl....- " Ry Stl Sp pf. 97
extra. Nova Mnlla Sleel, lu ; Unltid rnnt.s
Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry. 2; Saxage Anns.
l. , National lllscult. !; Central Coal and
Coke Company, 1V ; Central Cuul and Cok
Company preferred. 1, : XX'ells-Kargo , ,
Cast iron Pipe and Foundry,
Atlantic (Julr una xxest indlea, ox Canada
Southern Kallvx-ay, IVi. Chicago. Ciniiiifatl
and M. Loula preferred. 1U . Allls-Cliulm, ra
preferred. 24: Association Oil. IVi; North
Central Hallway. 2; Pacific Telephone and
"'.rrefSrred l' CentrAl luffroid "of New
Jersey 2 extra. Kaatman Kodak. 10 extra.
Western Kltrlc and Manufacturing Com-
puny, 't : Western Llictrlc and Munufactur-
lus Company tlrst preferred. ; Ohio Fuet
and. .4 extra: Central Foundry pn-
f erred, l'.t
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Chicago. June 2S HOU8 Estimated re
relpla tod.i. IK. mill; left over. 3112 Head.
Opening alosx'. mostly 3c higher than .a
terday a axcrage. Hexenteen thousand dot
lara paid and bid.
CATTLE Estimated receipts today, 0000
head
.SHEEP Estimated receipts today, 13,
000 head.
South Omaha, Juno 2S. HOGS Receipts.
13.000 head, XXeak, .3c lower. Hau.v,
fill Sll 10.33
CATTI.k. Receipts. 310U head.
BHEE1" Keceipts. ,ig neau. Lars, jj'i.
Kansas til). June 28, CATTLE
, xelpts. o.,3 head "'rone. .
' HOOb Recelpu. 1)311.1 .head,
bllEEl' Receipts llllK) head,
BEVERLY TO RAISE FLAG
V. M. C. A. WoVker From France Will
De Chief Speaker
Ileterly, N. J., June 28, A great pa
triotic demonstration Is to be held Sat
urday, at 21 20 o'clock. In connection
xvlth a Hag-raising al the Bexerly M.
K. Church. Dr. Thomas Travis, of
Montclalr. xx-ho Bpent sex en months on
the western front In connection xvlth
Y. M. C. A, xxork, will tell some ot his
thrilling experiences.
Following the unfurling of the fiag
theio xvill be an exhibition of military
drill by the Boy Scouts and athletic
boons by the Voung Mens Club. A
squad irom x-ainp mix. in communa 01
.!........ r.un cin'.iinnnM .. ..
New York Bonds
High Low 11:60
102000 Anglo-Frch 5s. !2',i 92 32
11000 Am Smt Seo Bs 88 87?i 87
37000 Bkn llap Tr 5s
1918 9B'i 9G 98V4
4000Cnn Gvt 6s '31 91H 91H SIH
6000 O II H Q it 4s. 94 94 34
1000 Chi Mil & St P
rfd 4 Vis .... 67',i
1000 Chi Mil & St P
cv 4 V4s 75 M
2000 Col & Sou 4V4s 70 4
. 1000 Krch HeD 6Hs. 98
67 H 07 H
7514 76 U
70 70
98 98
410000 I. lb llnnil SVi0l.l0 Oil. SB OO.flO
SO 1000 tin U .... 04.40 1)0.40 00.411
400000 l.i lt 4a. ..04.118 04.30 94.40
100S00O do 4V4 ...1)0.80 98.00 00.60
1000 N V IU H 63 94 14 94 ' 94
1UU0 . Y lly adj 6s 22 22
3000 Pa gen ct 4V0s 87 Vi 87
1000 Beading gen 4s 83U 83U
11000 Sinclair Ull 5s 91Vi 91'4
2000 South Pac 4s. 70 79
6000 do rfd 4s.... 78; 78V4
4000 do 4s 79 79
1000 U S Ilubber 6s 79 79i
2000 US Stl s f 6s 38H 38 ,
6000 U K of G B &
1 6s 99 99
1000 do 64s 1919 979 974
25000 do BVis 1921 94 U4U
22
87
83 U
91
19
78V4
79
79J4
98H
994
97 J4
94U
New York Curb
Did Auk
Aetna Exploitive ctf 1'4 1SU
Chevrolet Motors 13D 144.
Cosden & Co , ?. IVi
Curtlss Aeroplane AS 3h
I.ehlgh Valley Coal Safesc ,.i. 78 MS
Masma Copper 34 3X
Mother Lode new HS 3V4
Mother 1j)(1b old 33 37
Itay lleictilea 4 4H
Hux-lan A4s .19 42
Russian DVia .l 42
Heneia Copper . II 12
St Joseph Lead 14't 14U
Hubmarlnn lloat 14, 17
Unlteil Motor :2. 33
United X'erde Uxtemlon 3H 4ll4
XX'rlsht-Marlln S S
do rfd 62 W
MONEY-LENDING RATES
rilll.AnKI.rillA Call. 6 per cent;
time, 5'(J6 per cent. Commercial pa
per, three to six months, 56 per cent;
six months, 6 per cent.
Reserve Banks1 Discount Rate!
oniclal discount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks were as follows:
(The first column gtx-es the rates for
all periods up to and Including the fifteen-day
maturity ths second for a
period of sixteen to ninety days. The
third and fourth columns glx'e the rates
for rediscounts of collateral loans s
cured by Government bonds or notes.)
Com'l paper Oovt paper
ioiohu in to vo
Iloaton
New Tork .
Philadelphia .
Cle eland ...
Richmond . . .
Atlanta
I'lilcnso
St. I.ouls
Minneapolis .
KntmaB City .
Dalian 4
San Francisco.. 4
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
lo days aays ij nays aays
,.4 44 4
, . t 4 4I
. 4" 4 4jl
,. 4V1 4ai 4 4)4
. 4'I 4H . 4 44
..4 4 4 4
, .4 4i S.-, 4 4i
.4 4 4 4i
. i 4. OS 4 4 (J
.4 4i 4 4I
4H 5 4 4'1
4' 4 4-4
New York, June 28. The feature ofll".
, tno ohrelgn i;xcnango maraei in ine i". apiece, i.reur: xx nue Leghorns, ac-:."-
, JVi early dealing today was exceptionally . r",,". ,0..-A'Sr,' a'.ra44c: staggy xoung
a'v, 10.". 10.1 du The OIflv sallent development xvas ,K?k'.er p,w,Ws5ci3tS!ll dJiSuan iTuS!
MM lit'i 31h ! Kllchtllv firmer tone In ruble notes. LXwaic ILuin..13S'p ,,7,,.iJn,U!??aniI,K1
1 which xvas attributed to he more fa-
xoraoie impressions reiatue to xne uus
slan outlook from Allied Intervention.
Ruble notes xx-ere quoted at 14.10W
14.20 for the 500s, and 14. 20? 14.30 for
the 100s.
General quotations xxere:
Demand Sterling 4 7BA, cables 4.76,',.
Slxtv-day bills, nominally, 4.73 ; ninety
dav bills 4.71.
Paris cables R.72, checks 5.71 .-i.
Lire cables 8.85. checks 810.
Swiss cables 3.0fi. checks. 4.
Guilder cables 51, chicks 50!!,.
Snanlsh cables 28. chechs 27 s..
Stockholm cables 30. checks 35.1
Chrlstlanla cables 31.70., checks
Copenhagen cables 31.20, checks :
INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS
rc-niinwlnc nre Quotations for 'nactl'
..., .,,. l lr,,,,l.
Nexv York stocks and In xvhlch there
..'?"?. .VnJk. h in which there
v.- r-nnl
Am I'APress.. 90
Am int Corp. 54
Mor & Kssex. 39
M S V&S S M 89
MK&T 5!
- nUinsed'pf 0H t(P ,
' ' Am Man "" IU 2t Blscu'l .:1,94W
"''a-SSlnbldCi o4 M Clk St. 59
r, l Men in.. "
Am fcnpnia y "'.'7 ya Kn &Sf . ;
;V'Am gu;ar....l14H x v Dock pf Js
-Js Am gtl Fory.-.SJJJ Vorfolk & So 2li
. Am Su To Pf 160 .4 N-ort Amer?. 4S '
4Ds Am Sug "'" Nova Scot Stl 57
Tnh nf nexv aa vnu -xiu ..V ...
Am Tel & C .. 50 ohlo Gas p
Am Wool Pj. "wens Bott.. 61
' Assoc D Ods. 1. r,v0 Fuel Sup 41
i Assopil ... " pan Am C pf 90'i
At ip$, " reo B.. 42
. . Ictw WW .-
neth
?le:lllK as- .jr. ?t ik
Bkn Un
, Broxvn
Hroxvn S pf.. ?J,, Perce-Ar nf i
iBrSnsxvick . . JJJ4 .Ponk Ck PCo in
Burns Bros...!--.. Ray con Cot)i 2(
... . API., bi Tln..n, -.... . "2
Min 10i 6 r- n V. ' ''',
'".' Co 60Vi o. TSr.,!?'0 Su.lRrt
Cont ins x.u.. vi sia Milling. .. job
Cont -ati. . .. . y ja st(J SI1I , .
Corn Prod pf.lOMj studebaker nf in
Cuba Am ou.
' rieere & Co pf 91
' n v R G pt.. 73
i 7t vdisjn .125
iT'i e. A. nf 6H
DentBloGnde 4V4 Tol 1 HW ,Pf 'Ji'
KlfC htor . ,. .. 5U'j r& gw " H. BJ,
Elk H M ii Tidewtr oV Ma '
1 Krle 2d pref . 23 ,r,.. V. 1
I vli M & iJ pf 24. l!,"311,?"1,? 04
I piKrier Body,. 3'JVi .VwJn y1' It 39U
' Klsher B'y pr i "?. ",,. "6
Gen Chem... 180
Unit Fruit... 124
,." "" . -s
Gen Cigar pr. a5i "' '"".
, m i. ii I in liXf Inaa a
Goodrich B F 44 ,, ', "'"iv.Pr "'
Gulf & H l jui .0 i.""il " . 7&
CM & No Pt 30H "n i.ar si) pr.103
6 Un Drg 1st nf 48U
GUI at steei
;, i7.nl.lll, jiTf Union Pa,. i.e ?..,
Uaslcell &Bkr 42Ta Ji"10" a;.Pf 70V
Mav
Hartinan Cor 41 I' S R 1st pf.lOO't
:..!,. BS tan LB.. ,.'"
liiec . .iui ," p no,. IB'1
ni. . .
nuilKDWnv . . . i, V. , . C1 S
!V.rI. IVTjH UVRMJ-New J""ey- S-b'J""- b"ktt'
loxxa Cent . . 28 US RIty imn
Int Cons Corp 7M 1st pref ... BO
I IntaCon Co Pf 36. V S SmciR pf 44
'in Iiarvorpi. w ." nieei pr . . 114
& M nf SO
lint iiaroiij.i. nun Dec up. IZfc. Shore. No. 1. ffto r.O: No. " M..Vift,
BATTLE Ila- Int Nick pf... 89 Va Car Ch pf.107 sacks. 1M lbs.. No. 1. f.V No 2. f3: New
Jewel Tea ,. 38V Va 1 O & C. 72 ir'X- .7":bS'!hi '""kets. No. 1. H3cll.83;
Steady. t....i T... nf lli ci, .!.., r..." -.. No 2 l.".i7ik:.
, Steady. 7- " ,. V,7 ,,r r.Z w-.Ti , ." . .! " RADISHES Nearby, per bunch. 2V4 "
1 van C o Dr. bi xreathe lat nf fti iiiiiiiiauh xf...i. .. k...:, .ua
KallS S F S ' W T. R nr nn HCAI.f.inN:S Nearhv ,r inn h,.nt.heB
WestM't.""- i.er. H-..h,
.V.nlt Motors 42 'TOMATOES Slla.isslonl. 4-baake
Kelly Spgd lit 7
larlerln Gas . 80
.BrlW 9
Wis Central,. 3G;
Lorlllard P
179
ixuoiwortn ..1121a
XVorth P ft M
pf B 6 7 '.4
Loriltard P pfioj
Mack Co...., 64
Wabash to Ray Preferred "A" Dividend
New Vork. Junb 28. Wabash directors
have declared the regular dividend of 1
per cent on the preferred "A" stock,
subject 10 the approval of the "director
general of railroads. Tjhe company is a
r.exvly-organlzcd company, and has not
been paying dlxidends in the full three
year test period. The directors consid
mu 11 nrtcuwrj, iicrciure, 10 secure
th. ni.n'i.i t.t .he .u,!. ,....! i. .
ered it necesvary, mereiore, to secure
fopVylng the 41v .Knd.V VwAJ.9?'a?UT'i,.n:,, f" .VV.lW;.i-lntnWi .Cc
generals' .iplnkni i tha')4 ilc.Ju thTjHIW)yot piwEphaUu ommsmBmg. I lon .toU'jaf xiMaM'Jajay
Philadelphia Stocks
11:S0 Net
Hljh t.o-.v A.M. fliKe.
i t 28 'i
SO SO SO
J8VA 18 18 ... ,
80K, flH 8i XA
4SK, 4 4S f Vt
HV 24 V
H 0V4 6ISV4 I
08T 108 108T4 Ml
8 8 8
8.1V4 i M V
IIOMIS 11:n Net
Illsh Low A.M. chue.
99.20 99.20 00.?0 . .
90.40 00.40 98.40 .A
1 Hllll J (1
1,10 lien Aspli
673 Lk Sup C
in Lett Nnx-.
JJ.Penn lilt
10 Phlln Klec
iXU tl I ..
220 U S steel. I
f. War I & S
Oil W Cramp
2.10 Lib Bonds
.Tis .
1000 do 4 '.is.
17800 Phlln Kleii
1st 6s. 04V4 OS 93 Vt
PHILADELPHIA INACTIVE STOCKS
Folloxvlng- are quotations for lnactlva
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 m Ut Bros .... 25V4
Alliance Ins.. 194 I.eh Val Tr.. JO
Am Gas 69i Leh Val Tr pf 26H
Am Mill ..... 11 t.iiiIk Sehtivt. 48
Amer Stores. 29 Mlnehlll 51V4
Amer Strs pf. 92
Brill J O pf. 70
BufT A S t c. 64
Buff & Stcpf 48
Cam Iron ... 40
Cam Steel . .135
Nev Cons ... 19
No Penna .. 86
Penn Traffic. 2
Phlla Co..... 29V4
Phlle CT)f . . 23
Phlla Co cm pf 32 H
Phlla Trart.. 68
Hiwh (Tn Gen 2
Catws 1st pf. 52
Catws 2d pf. . 54
Con Trao N J 66H tin Cos N J. .187
Ht A B T .. 10 US Steel pf.110
Ht 1 B T pf. 17
Ton Mln .... 24
Ins Co of NT A 2G
Key Tel Co.. 8
Key Tel pf.. 60
W .1 A S.... 4a
Tork Bwy .. 9W
York Br pf. 31
Philadelphia Markets
PROVISIONS
The market ruled Arm with a fair 1ob
liinir demand. The quotation are: Cits
beef In eet. amoked and alr-drlfd. 42c:
western beef, in nets, amoked. 42c; iltx
beer, knuckle and tenders amoked and
alr-drled. 43c; wtatern beef, knuckles and
tenders, smoked. 43c B.-ef hams. S4S.
I'orlc famllv. fit:! ft A3 Hams. S. P. cured.
" t.i "woovi c. ao, aiunnea. loose. 2art
t2uic: do. do, .molied. Mi C3UX4ci other
hams, amoked. clt. curd. ni to brand anf
axeraare. ao 5f3U4c; do. smoked, western
cuied. 29'ir3t4c; do. boiled, boneless. 4Bc:
picnic shoulders, a. P. cured, loose. 21Hc.
do. smoked, 22 '4c. nlllrs. In pickle. c
cordlni to average, loose, 32c. Dreakfast
bacon aa to brand and average, city cured.
40c: do, western cured. 40c. Lard, western,
refined. BR '4(8 20c; do. pura city, kettlt ren
dered. 23W,02Oc.
REFINED SUGARS
There was xery little stock axallable and
ih. ..,., ...r-j .-." '..'.:,"
for flnVmn.T.ii.i o
for One trranulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHEKSK Supplies were small and the
market ruled firm with demand fair. Quota
tlnns" New Tork. whole.mllk. fancy, fresh.
24".. T 24 'lie: specials hleher: New Tork.
whole-mlik. fair to Bood. fresh. 23024c.
POULTRY
' LIVE Fowls xxerc well cleaned in and
' firm, while spilna: chickens were nuiei arul
Ibarely stead. Quotations: Fowls. 33W34c:
nnrins tnicKens, not Leghorns XX'elnhlng
1". 2 lba. apiece, lSW.V.'c: welahlntt l&lii
ilir",'".?; "!'iw!.'f,r ,'al1" 4l,4''ci do. 5ou'ng,
per IMir, -?J.!
hKfchH FRUITS
There was a fair Innulrv for ehntr. .in,.!?
nf must descriptions and values tenerallv
Jf.i0 YJix a"Sti'-A"-,S?t: Al"l!"'
nZrTtJ?kAi-Sfc?-tl.n&n
l.tnns, per box. f7.2."ifo; Oranges! , Eall-
fornla. per box. S4Q7..MI. Orapefrult. Klor-
tila. ner box. f34r4.r,0 Plneanolrs. Pnrto
1,'Vr?. P'ranc.r,5'e,r.,fi;?i:'':....iorl'l,i'--J9-r
I ill. l."i2i)-. Plums, ocorala. per carrier.
i.ivaon. Lncries, uaniornin. per nox, si vv i.uxeriimeiii requveiiienis. x.reai ac
4. Apricots, California, per crate, f20S.riii. , tlvlty Is noted In the shinbuildlng indus-
?(l ,0"J,oJ,Ki,,Iorn,,, "r "anilara erat, ,, d a, plant8 are bflnff 0perHted
'"-- fSjOWS.ftii; do. do, per pony crate. 13 JSj ,,;,i j ,i,L .. ,. ,.r .,, nn
31.311. ,ilii, do, per fist irate, fl 23 B I ."" Water- '' """"' c",c "VJ, l, l "",""
30 SO I melons. Florida, per 'too. fs.lQKS; dn, do, Ing Government needs. Coke Is moving
nn. iir l,.n.l I'lTailitfi mn frpetv nnd fnrnaees r. rennrlnd In
VEGETABLES
rolatora of flno nualitv sold falrlv and
ruled firm. Other xeaetabea were In mod-
"rate reuuest at revised prices. Quotations'
crate, fl ansgl.'ja: do. Norfolk, per nui.
crate, fl S1IW3: do. no, per nui.. urn:
,ey"' p'er' Cbuah basket 'UeiJoV. SlSih-1
i rooms, per pound, J.if-nc.
Government Local
Market Reports
7 Ma (fnllf report f netif nut tht
Bureau of Markets of the United StateJ
Department of Agriculture. Philadel
phia branch, with headquarters at 300
US Insurance Exchange Uuildlna.
iWholesale prices 'on large lots to
Jobbers 1 ased on sales at the various
railroad depots.)
FRUITS
APPI.KS rer libl.. Nnxa SWilla s til
40 ituarter petks), poor Ben Davis. f3 30;
Maine 140 to 41 quarter necks), poor Her
IV'Slfo,"-', 8urt"- UU.. tamper.,
, ULAt-jfitKiiniBS New Jersey, per nuart,
lien
lK0T2llr: Atnryland and Delaware. l.lft'Jllc
CANTALUUPKH California, per standard
crate 143 lopeal, 3H; lainles (4 ami 34
lopes), I.lifT.1 .-); flats. (12 and 13 limes).
fl.l" TR.
x n5Ultir..s .xew jeisev. per 1U.. l.ilfinc;
Wlac.
1 WATRIIMELONS FIorK
300; 23cWfl each.
1 ,,...
1 LOhTAHL
BS
green, .per bunch.
1 CAilHAOK-Ra'MeVn Shore 'l.hl.V K.M?-
' n",blv"1maJ feSsSi; J""'. Pr tl
I CAnROTa-NJarb per bunch. 2ff4c
CORN New Jersey per K.bush baskets
, -"ivj tx Je"- "'r Ts-uush. baskets.
CUCUMBERS Carollnas. per bush, ham
ner. 11.23AI?
i , ,i
kuui'la.mb norma, per irate, l.i"'
1 I t.S
' LETTUCE.
Pensylvanla. per bush. box.
Jersey, ner crate (' dozen
n(icl: New jersey,
heads). 40niV.
Ji UBlllitxuiH Nearby, per lb. 12 to 4 lb.
baS.W.1:, ,aSl3S,;-
i.,iu.,b ic.i, per uuan. rr,ir. yennwe,
United mate.. Nos. 1 and 2. l?8.10Si holl.
era. !.!: United States. Nos, l and 2,
ft.nn. .tn..a.A .'.. .'a... T....H a k...k ,...
from stbrsge. f2: New Jersey, ti-l
kets. DOefSIl; white, bush, hamn
71'UUIII, .B-
mpers. f2..10
rfB 1
nnnpt'iiu 1,-i.ia. n.. ...... ., man.
New Jeraev. H-huah. baskets, tlftt.2.1.
POTATOES Per bbl. (approximately .."
ins.), south Carolina and North Carollnaj
No. 1. flfJllSO: No .8. r.si " .f .- ; EssteriTI
baskets.
lia.U.I nea
beat. 1 2-".l nil: Tenessee. 11.30: New Jer
sey. H-bush, baskets. fl.3flfr3.Ao.
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY
ORANQES California, per box (12 to
200 in noxi. 4,2uii.cu: 2111 to 288 in box.
1-, ne.T 1
LESIONS California, per bo 3fl0 to M0
In liox) fcdlts DO I
CHERRIES California, per box (8 lbs.
net). f).u3i2.73.
, Whale Utilized for War Purpo.es
nawdsey, SufTolk, Kng., June 2,1. A
fourteen-ton xvhale, washed up on the
shore. Is being utilized for xvar purposes
py tne National naixage council
Glycerine obtained will provide the
,..n. for ..n .rhi,.n.nwnil ahellv
I Propeiiant xor i" eignieenpQi.na sneui',
xx hue potatoes, jiortom ann riasicrn nnore. i niy m aaeauaie. uiazeu ko aeaiers re-
la. cariuia. i.ju
MAJORITY OF PRICE CHANGES
ARE TO LOWER LEVELS EARLY,
ON THE PHILADELPHIA 'CHANGE
General Asphalt .Yields More Than 1 point, but Later
Improves Lake Superior Most Active Electric
Bonds Advance
Stock prices were Inclined to lower levels In today's early trading on the
Philadelphia exchange, In line with the trend right after the opening on the
big board. Lake Superior showed the greatest amount of activity, and until
the end of the first hour Its price was unchanged, but the lower price recorded
hy United States Steel then had a weakening Influence and the local leader
reacted a fraction.
General Asphalt common waB quiet In comparison with its good momer.
tum of yesterday, and It was Inclined to weakness, dropping back as
much as IVi points, with a recovery of p"arCof this loss before midday. J. G.
Brill, which scored a good advance yesterday, was marked up Vt further to
day, but Wlllllam Cramp certificates, which gained 4 points on the good re
port nt yesterday's annual meeting, sold off on small transactions.
United Gas Improvement declined 1 point, Philadelphia Klectrlc was up
a fraction, Lehigh Navigation yielded a trifle and Warwick Iron was un
changed. Ilaltroads xvere quiet, but Pennsylvania made a fractional advance and
Steel lost 1 point on a small turnover.
Philadelphia Electric first 5s were again in good demand and led trading
in the bond division, with a block appearing toward midday at 95, as against
934 last night. Liberty Loan bonds were inactive.
INQUIRY FOR FUTURES
IN THE COTTON TRADE
Possibility of Government Price-Fixinf
Has Produced Certain Dullness in
Coarser Yarns Prices Still High
Possibility of Government price-fixing
hps produced a certain dullness In
the local cotton yarn trade, according to
the weekly review of trade for the l'hlla-
uelpnia district by K, U. Dun & Uo al
though there has been a good Inquiry for
ruture ueitx-enes. Tno dullness appears
to be principally in the coarser yarns,
there being more activity In the finer
knitting and weaving yarns.
Prices are still high and firm, and the
comparative low price of the raw mate
rial appears to have no effect on the
high prices of the finished product, owing
to the high prices of labor and overheau
charges,
Vfltlieillae . ntinnaVA In warinpliiJ In
.. """. " "". ". .""
tne local wool marKet, tne dealers report
Ing business exceedingly dull, and "but
little trading is reported among the
dealers.
Continuing, the review goes on to say:
"Manufacturers of waists and dresses
state there Is a good volume of business
offered, but they ate unable to deliver
promptly owing to Inability to get com-
netenr hpln nnd thin haa retnrded tillat-
) ness somewhat. There is a little more
activity among cloak ana suit manufac
turers, although the season has not been
a satisfactory one.
"Jobbers of piece goods, selling prin
cipally to the nearby manufacturers,
haxc reported sales the last few weeks
as quiet. Prices, however, remain firm.
TnrtKkrn nf hnclar-tr liniiaru'oq nnrl Lrnt
goods say there has been a fair demand.
urines nr. hlirH fnllnntlnnn Ih. m taut
weeks are Inclined to be a little slow.
Manufacturers of shirts, ox'eralls. etc..
i are xvell sold up.
"The hardware line remains actlxe In
a "8 branches, with a fair demand for
all glades of material. In some branches
i of xvhlch the demand exceeds the supply.
Prices remain firm nnrl cnlleetlnns cnind
'N' material change Is noted in the
i being devoted toward the filling of
be xvell sumilied.
J'Tnc 'Aa.,Ver '"2f 5. ?. ,cA,vf- aJla
. ""tea Bie?ny. moucniic biiicss ui nn-
Ished leather are on hand, but the sup
except 011 (,oxcrnment orders and a
special permit must be obtained for
shipment of these.
In a number of
. cases the Goxernment is making pur
! chases direct from the mills. Railroad
service has improved, labor conditions
are bad.
"New building contracts started the
past xveck shoxv some Improvement oxer
the preceding week, but still below nor
mal for this time of year. Difficulty Is
still experienced In obtaining materials
and labor, due to the large amount of
Government contracts under xvay and
to be started. A number of local build
ers and contractors are engaged on Oov
eminent xvork xvhlch is principally taken
on a cost-plus basis.
"Wholesale grocers report business
conditions satisfactory with prices high.
.Collections satisfactory. Canned goods
are scarce and dealers expreps a diffi
culty in obtaining supplies. Coffee shows
little change in futures. Spots are Ir
regular, Cost and freight market Is
unchanged.
"Tea la -in fair demand, especially
certain grades, with prices high on ac
count of uncertainty of tonnage. Sugar
has advanced under sight offerings. De
mand Is fair."
Philadelphia Arrivals
at Netv York Hotels
H. Axlee. Broadway Central.
x'. J, lleattv. Walllrk.
E. Illader, Herald Square,
K, V, Chambera. Rroxtell.
H. n. Cowan. Itrealln.
J. V. Davlea. Latham.
c. W. Ebur. Walllck.
H. Flrrsteln. Ilreslin.
1. Turganv. Albert.
P. llrey. Park Avenue.
', H. Klmlierley. Tark Avenue.
J. Kofller. laitham.
J I.lpman, Orand.
F. Ithoads, Marlborough,
W. II. Itobrrts. New Strand.
.XI. Shupln. Grand.
W. F, 81ms. Walllck.
' Snlxak Urand.
c. Stern. Herald Souare.
H Stock. Walllck.
'. X". Trowbridge. New Strand.
I. M. Valentine. Albert.
M. J. Welnsteln. Hreslln.
M, S. Weyl. Hreslln.
E. F. XX-hltehall. Ilreslin.
Mrs F. llcnson. St. Francis. '
A Drown. Navarre.
J. V. Drown. Continental.
F. J. Cassell, Oerard.
tl. c. Connor. Oerard.
U. M. Davis. Park Axenue.
A L. Dungan. Park Axenue.
Mrs. A, L. Dungan, Park Axenue,
I F. Hall. Markwell.
Mrs. C, F. Hall. Markwell.
t', R. Hatnelrt. 1oncacrr.
T. Heme. Brealln.
F. mil, I.tham.
Mrs F. Hill. Latham.
C, M. Hllsee. Lnngarre.
J. E. Jacques. .AVenater,
Mra. J. E. Jacques. Webster.
A. Marshall. Nethertand.
A. Moore. Jtiehmond.
Mrs. A. Moore. Richmond,
c. Odoms Oerard.
H, F. Perkham. woodward.
II. C, Pecknam. Woodward.
O. Pitts. Oerard.
w L. Powers XV'alllck,
M, Stanley. Albemarle.-.
Mra M. Stanlrv. Albemarle.
J P. Stroud. Continental.
J H. Taussig. Ilreltou Halt:
Mrs J. 11. Tau.alc Ilrctton Hall.
.1 Temo.as. Brottell.
H Walte. Cumberland.
E. A. Wilson. Park Avenue.
Mrs E A. Wilson. Park Avenue.
K. if, lirown, urano.
K, K. Clymer. Herald Square.
H O. Crosslev Hreslln.
Miss r. L. Hill, Martha Washington.
H. C Johnson. Great North..
Mra H. C, Johnson, Great Northern.
H. Karatri. Grand.
L, Masterson, Navarre.
J. O'Connor, Gregorian.
H. Schmltt. Herald'Square.
.1. I. Zacher. Woodward.
A. C. Arnsthsl. Herald Square,
W J, neddarde. Hreslln.
J. S. Htnjsmln. Prealln.
Short Linei G'rt Increaied Ratet
Wa.hlnrton. June 21. Increased fares
lBna ire's."' rce iui
j, ,- n eM.am
and freight rates for rhon'-llne roads.
ncea rtueg allowed
Commerce, .5fiwils-i
MISTREATED, JERSEY
STATE BANKPS SAY
Charge Their Interests Sub
ordinated to Those of Fed
eral Institutions
Trenton, June 28.
A temporary organization for purposes
of representation at Washington during
the consideration of any legislation af
fecting their Interest was effected by
State bankers of New Jersey In conven
tion here. They also went on record In
opposition to the guaranteeing of depos
its in trust companies, State and savings
DanKs. Delegates to tne national con
vention of the organization, to be held
In St.. Louis July 16, xx-ere elected.
During the discussion subsequent to
the formation of a temporary organiza
tion the delegates indulged In severe
criticism of the national organization of
national banks, the claim being made
that the State and trust company sec
tion of the association cculd not initiate
any legislation unless it received the
sanction of the administrative council,
which. Is controlled by members from
national banks.
It was declared that the State In
stitutions should form an organization
to look out for their own Interests. In
this connection It was, asserted that ,
State rights xvere being gradually -wiped
out and that in .a short time State
banks would be in the same po&ttloi,
thus resulting In trust companies and
State banks being made an appendage
to Federal Institutions.
While the feeling predominated that
a separate organization should be
tormed, it was based largely upon the
Impression that the State Institutions
were not getting a fair show In 'Wash
ington. Opportunity was taken to make
It plain that there xvas no effort to.
create nny antagonism toxvard the na
tional association of national banks'.
One of the delegates said that all the
banking brains xx-ere not lecated hi
Washington nnd that, therefore, all
financial questions should not J left ,
to the discretion of ono or two 'men
at the national capital.
Uzal H. McCarterl ot Nexvark, was
elected president of the association, Wil
liam J. Field, of Jersey City, secretary,
and John B. Clement, of Camden, treas
urer. The folloxvlng xvere appointed as
delegates from New Jersey to attend the
national convention: Kdward L. Farr,
Camden; George A. Bourgeois, Atlantic
City; William J. Couse, Aabury rarkr:
William H. Bolton, Morrlstown: Uzal H.
McCarter, Newark ; John A. Campbell.
Trenton ; Alexander S. Ward, Newark,
and James B. Throckmorton, Jersey
City.
ASK MINE BONUS PENALTY
Operators Urge Closing of Thoie Vio-'
lating Administration ..Rules
Washington, June 28, The fuel ad
ministration has been urged. by 150 coat
operators of central Pennsylvania, meet
ing here, to close down any mine per
sisting in the practice of paying miners
a bonus or otherwise violating the Wash
ington wage agreement or the regula
tions of the food administration.
The action of the operators xvas taken
on the warning of fuel officials that the
bonus system threatens to unsettle the
labor situation throughout the soft coal
fields. A resolution was adopted pro
viding for a board of five members, com
posed of members of the association "of
bituminous coal, operators of central
Pennsylvania, which will bo charged
with the task of trying offending opera
tors. Its findings will be subject to ap
peal to the fuel administration.
The membership of the board will be
determined by a vote ot the operators,
and letters xvere sent out through the
Pennsylvania field tonight asking tor
suggestions.
HONOR DEAD FOE FLIERS
Britiih Bury Germans in Two Church
. yards With Full Services
London, June 27. Three German
aviators, killed in night air raids on
London, hax-e been burled with military
honors in two .village churchyards near
here. They were killed Sunday, Map
19, and were burled three days after
ward, while InqUests over bodies ot their
victims were being conducted In London.
In one churchyard two Germans were
burled with military htTnors. At an
other cemetery services xvere held over
the body of a German aviator which bad
been found In the wreckage of his flying
machine. The casket, covered with- .a
German flag, was conveyed to the bury
ing ground on a gun carriage, followed
by officers and men of the royal air
force. Allied aviators flew over the
churchyard during the ceremonies.
Securities Purchased 1
at Higher Levels
Our raw free folder aaw forth
xtry Interesting plan wharf's? aue
Murlttea mv be utIIUse. to !
area rtmt Ineoma. ,a4 else
point lha way for lavtftora te
a4irantagscnalr llejulteta tbaee ee
rami's at much artier data
than would otherwise be poaelMs.
When sending for folder, wo sug
gest you furnish llot of Meuritiao
oamad, asa at wtii ngxirss sure
.haaecl.
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