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v "J, tractive .bond offering.
39 Municipals,
16 Railroads.
18 Public Utilities,
7. Industrials,
7 Foreign,
8 Short Terra. " ,
The rate, maturity,
price and yield of these
bonds are Indicated, as
well as their tax-exempt
features. Many of the
bonds are leiral imest
ments for Salng;s Banks
and Trust Funds.
f 5nd for a complimentary copy
,, of this circular, No. E L-Si
f A.' B. Leach & Co., Inc.
, Investment Securities
' 115 South Fourth Street
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New York Chicago Bo.ton
TlufTalo Baltimore Milwaukee
Bcranton CIe eland Pittsburgh
RAILROAD SHARES ARE HIGHER
ON REPORTS OF SATISFACTORY
AGREEMENTS FROM GOVERNMENT
JlfllECkERS'Ca
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,.W STM JS LHiLlinUl SIC-.. . u
'MtJlemberi of Philadelphia ana
Km 4Kiv JfOrK BIOCK .xcnn.
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paajgajtif"vs"v i
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Ci5ff rWiak Man ace 42 wide banking exrer-j
J, executlse officer , r'" !""il
irmy and persnnatlts cfm"ldrable legal'
fc VIltaaw edire. five ir head of Trut Dept n
ti jk naau cm. souia mn.iucr .... .1... ...
Su Paul Is One of Strongest Features Industrials Be
come Irregular Following Advances at the
Opening Coppers Show Better Tone
New A'orlt, July 9
Irregularity continued in the securities markets again today, with
counter-influences operatle The course of prices so far this week has
been disagreeable to the bulls and would lead to the Impression that con
sidering Its professional character, the market was more ulnerable after
the close of last week than had been generally supposed
It was unfortunate also that the Importance of the pro;r.ess that has
been made with the railroad contracts was not sufficiently appreciated
to offset another disturbing development following that in American
Sumatra esterda In the shape of a break of more than 3 points In Dis
tillers Securities This was clcarl attributable to the new bone-dry law
offered In the United States Senate which would prohibit the sale of
beer and whisky after December 31, 1918
Another cause of unsettlement as to the immediate outlook was found
again in the peculiar action of United States Steel, which, after a fractional
decline, moed nenouslj
It is belleed that when the Importance of the railroad contract agree
ment is more generall known the market will do better all around
As it was there were gains In railroad Issues of from fractions to 3
points, the last in &t Paul preferred Reading lost an early improvement
of nearly a point and there were other recessions in the steel shares
American Sumatra acted better recoerlng after a drop of 2U points
A measure of support was also eident In the copper shares The
.strong feature was Marine preferred which adanced to 1031s, the high
of the week so far
tern rennlvinla Expect salars com
-aM.M. ..I.K .Villltt Arillr
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(S,l r? CAT 1KIP MOIlll
W v DEPARTMENT (If Cm TRNIT
PIV S , 154 Bourse llulldlnr
rc4-' ; ji zri j-iiiijiu--iiiini ou' -'
I -pDOOt Blxty-fle m) tnn of cat Iron brack
-tr"IOr Pe i-rnnKIora l,l,ni,n njim.'
4H HI Pe rfceifa uiiii. I-
Tuevdni. .Inlt 1H. 1DIX. lo
clock noon. Tuesday . .Iiilr 0
ntK annouored at Room 74
?ASiBoqr Bulldlnff where plan, jpei Ifcations
j .t Bidders muet he skilled and regularly e--1Sd
in the claes of work bid for
Tlio contractor will be required to co-nph
U xrKh tb act of AasemBU 01 luiy is imii
ttjrtulMve to orKmen a . ornpenaauon insur-
. enrf rmi.r fnrnt.h tiroof to the Deoart
T,nt that he has accepted the pro1rlor of
POOR CABLES CAUSE
WEAKNESS IN COTTON
Stop-Loss Orders in October
Also Help the Early
Unsettlement
B, ! act. and either Inmreci his namiitv
V AStflereunder or secured exemption tnererrom
17" 'Men diu Qiusi 1'e ininii'.niru .' a v. .
i.tMcate from the Clt Solicitor that a pro
jwsw bond In the sum of F!e Hundred
vftoHara ($500) has heen filed In accordance
&.ltn the provisions of an ordinance ap
' proved Mar 21 1B0
. Tha Director resenes th rlcht to reject ,
any or all bids as he mai deem be.t for the I
'totaraat of the Cltj of Philadelphia
jJHtr , WW S TWIMVC
1 nirector
- PIBBCTORV OF ArrilfNT NTS
-t Certified Tnhllc cconntanta
r
COTTON BELT Xa.TITR COVTITIO!
p "York. Jal 9 Th? follow Inc tm
perature nrrf reordd In tli cotton bHt
this mornlnc afvh11lr, fiO Meinnhl., rt2
Clinttiinooicii and Atlantn, 04 Oklahoma
and UMmlncton 00 1 Fort m1th. Iltllr
Kock and Meridian. 08: " Icksbnrir, M
ron, AucuMa. Chnrlevton and "annnah.
70, Ahlktm and Mnnteonifn, 72: Corpus
ClirUtl. "J4: Pan ntonlo Nrw Orlran.
ThomatrtHet and Jarkonillle. 70; Tampa,
80
j Thrrp wa .00 Inrh of prwlpltatlon at
Nafnl11. .12 at Monteomerr and .14 at
MUmlnston and Tampa
New lork, Jul 9
Poor cables from L,erpool and better
growing weather In ome parts of the
belt caused weakness at the opening of
the cotton market Jul was up 4 points
SELLING MOVEMENT
UNSETTLES CORN PIT
Uncertainty Expected Until
After Government Report
Is Made Public
11 IJIWRENCE E BP.OWN i. CO
?1 TiTfi.TL "" .-... 7l...- Vlll, nViA winntKr. ilnAllnurl 1ft rt CA unlnla
rESTUJATE 4 ADJUST rAKTWliKSMir ( "" u,ct lu"ia wtvwucu uv i. u '
iration it disputed al'L'uu.nts ,on tne call
The" selling was b uptown interests
spot houses commission Anns and one
nr mEn
ifie-M
KaU ;' JRSUEANCE COMPAM OF 0BT1I A"MER- 'or two local operators and was com
l (. iA"- JT . lri ..i.i. . n i i ..
v ,.. . i a ycuiie iiirauKnouT. mere s uiiic
" IT - PMUdelDhU July 8 ini
bujlng by trade interests, "Wall street
yTh Dlieelors ae this da declared a and room traders but the demand was
vUKd nf !x Tir rnt rj-hle " July
&S'VX1. to Stockholders ot record Juli S
(qirtB will h malfed
Kin y , fv nuuAnu tvtii uraouir-
"v; ' 1
J. . r
r -lV . .
tport for Last six Months the Lowest
v; Since 1907
,y 'VU.Thtn were orly 58S9 comrrerclal
i1 Allures In the Urlted States dunnK tbe
I JatX'iroTiths Just ended, agains' "4S8 In
( 1917 a 1 per cent difference and tl'e
ST ST.79J.562 of defaulted Indebtedness is
Pp'iWtt below the $34 721.350 reported to
fjLp- Dun & Co last jear This Is the
"bt showing since 1907
not sufficient to absorb the supply
It Is probably true that stop lo";s
orders In October had much to do with
the early unsettlement The first sale
was at 24 35c but a moderate supplj Im
mediately sent that option down, and
when It broke through 24 H centi the
stop orders came out In volume, fo that
the last sale on the call was 24 Sec Im
mediately thereafter, October fell to
24tc
There ras trade bu lie on the ealy
decl'ne as well as coe!ng and the
rally carried July contracts back to
within G points of laot night s close
while re crop months sold 35 to 40
points aboe the low leel of the morn
ing Some of tre earlj sellers eemed to
be Inclined to reconsider their bearish
. Compared with tr-c 9455 ree'ses for m lew of the price-fKing proposition in
the market but the oiume of business
t' k.UJJiai cu wilxi ii -j ifuj etches iui
.1111.241.431 in the f!-st half of 116,
he numerical reduction Is 38 per cent
d'the falling oV in anount about 21
prvcent, while from the 12 740 In
Isalvencies for $188 587 535 in 1915 the
high point for the period decreases of
iw6vr 3 per cent appear In each in-
-.'tAnce.
More man tnis, tne June lauures, out .,.,.
rKt ma tn Tniv 1m nnrt th. cur.. The receipts at the ports for the day
f-monev lnoled.' S10.606 741 la less , are estimated at 7000 bales, compared
nan in, all months since May, 1910 with 5017 bales a week ago 5557 bales
TBe. secona quarters ngures, is usual ! a jear ago and 10,076 bales two jears
Isclose Improvement oer those of thei.-i
it quarter, ana not in luuy a decade, i
fact, has the mortality In the second
uarter been so moderate
subsided on the adanc and the market
later was quiet with fluctuations ir
regular I Private advices said there had been
no rain In Texas and that temperatures
, I were over 100 degrees at thirtj-two
OB.AIN I1EI.T -H-EATHER FORECAST
Chlcaeo. Jul? 9 Illinois Genersillr
falr tfinlcnt imd Aledrteydas; otrtewhati
warmrr tnniplit In nouth nnd rentral
MIMiurl. ULeonoln. Allnnekotn. Iowa,
ehnila nnd Kanak Fair tonJiht and
Wrrinrsduj. Not) muth chance In tem
perature. nrtli Dakota rnlr tonleht and Med
in l winner tonight In west nnd cen
tral. 'oulh IMkota (.enerallr fair tonlnht
and vVednedav: somevtlmt warmer to
nlirht In north and we.t.
Montana I'artlv clouib tonltht and
Hednevlaj. prohihlj local thunder show
ent till afternoon or toniglif In west!
cooler we.t of divide.
Miomlni: Parlh clondv tonltht and
vledneMlaj. probahh showers In northt
not nmch chance In temperature.
Chicago, July 9
Falrlj gene-al selling b commission
houses caused .a weaker tone in the
corn market this morning The bujlng
power was not good but some resting
orders to bu were reached on the de
cline Uncertainty was expected until after
the Government report Is made public
An Increase In contract stocks Is ex
pected The receipts here today were
453 cars, of which 92 cars were con
tracts Weather conditions were favor
able July opened at $1 533fl 53 -i against
1 53 'i at the end jesterdav, and re
ceded to $1 523j August started at
SI 54 1 54!. against $1 544 at the end
esterday, and declined to $1 53 S Sep-
temrjer was quoted at 5155ftl54t at
the outset, against 51 55Vi jesterdays
last p-lce and receded to $1 34 "s
Oats also were easier with local in
terests inclined to favor the selling side
v-nanges in prices were small The
traae expected a reduct on of ahnut
50 000 000 bushels in the Government re
port The receipts here today were 346
caVs
July opened at 71 '-sc to 74c compared
with 74 He at the end esterda ard
sagged to i3rSc August started at 70c
to 69?sc against 70Hc at the close ves-
terday. and later sold at 69c Sen
tember was quoted at 69i,cff69jc at
the outset against 695sc at the end jes
terdav, ard later sold at 69'4c
The receipts of wheat at. Minneapolis
and Duluth today were 195 cars, against
n cars last jeir at Winnipeg 76 cars
against 672 cars and at Ch'cago, 16
cars, compared with 26 cars
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAK STOCKS
Butler .. .
Hamara.
IV ...
ah Extension
ntana .
rtnern Star
escue Eula
ffl End .. .
E'4
ift
19
01
0-i
in
07
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95
Testerdaj s
elope Opn
57 10 "7 71
J4 It
24 41
J4 JJ
24 27
21 0(1
24 V
24 10
21 (11
25 71
23 78
21 83
11 30
a m
23 "ll
23 79
12
m
27 R0
24 41
24 no
23 SB
1 30
p m
27 1"
24 37
24 00
Nctv York Stocks
Adv Itumely pt
Alaska Gold Mines
Alaska Juneau . .
Allls-Chalm Mfgs.
Am Beef Sugar. .
Am Can
Am Can pf
Am Car & round. 81
Last
clnsa
40W ,
3.7'
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47' i
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3
47
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SW
3'
47'
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84'f
2-00
pm
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S4Ji
TST 78'J 78"
134 134' j 134U 13414
67'? 07'i G74 67'i
tan
19'i
84
96' i
57'5
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96S
57 H
19H
GS
84
82' i
'11
Am Cot Oil nf . 81U .
Am International 54
Am Hide & Leath 18 18 18 18
Am H & L pf ... 70 7S1 78W "Stf
Am Linseed .... 41
Am Linseed pf .. SOX
Am Locomotive... 67 G7K 07'3 67'
Am Malt . .8
Am Malting 1st pf. 48
Am Smelt & Ret 79H
Am sum Tob
Am oieei i-ounn . i7
Am Sugar Ref. ..112'i 112 112 112
Am Sug Ref pf 109J(
Am Tel & Tel . m
Am Woolen 57H
Am Zinc L & S 19'5
Am Z L & S pf 53
Anaconda Cop . . bS'i
Atch Top i S T MX
Atch Top S. SF pf . 82'5 S2'
At an Coast Line 91 i ' H4
Atl Gulf S. W I .105 104't 104H 10 IS
Baldwin Loco .. 11'i 01'j Ol'i ll'a
Baltimore & Ohio. 54'i 55 54' 54't
Batopllas Mining l'f
Beth Steel class B. 83 82'. 2j S2'
Beth Steel 8 pt 10Vs 1054 1054 105H
Brkln Rap Tran oS 3b1 38 3S4
Booth Fisheries .. 2J
Burns Brothers ..121
Bruns T . R Sec 12
Butte Cop S. Zinc 12's
Butte . Superior. 29
Cal Petroleum . I "l'f
Canadian Pacific 14G',
Cent Foundry pf. 4GH
Cal Packing 41't.
Cent Leather Co . 71Ji 70 70
Cerro de I'asco C 70
Chesa &. Ohio .. 56'
Chi Gt West pf . -N'f
Chi M & St Paul . 12
Chi M i. St P pf 74
Chf R I & Pacific. 23
CHIiPipc pf. 73'i
: r 1 1 r a li c pi U24
Chile Copper ... lb'n
Chlno Copper .... 40'
Columbia O S. 12 32' 4
Corn Prod Ref. 41 'i
Crucible Steel . GS'
rTnha Pan .tip-ar M Is
Cuba Cane Sug pf Sl'i Slh Slh S1H
Del Lack & W . 101
Den &. Rio Gr pf 7
rs
12't 12'1 12'i
29 284 2 -19
19'i 19!
244
42'i
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23'
7(
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32' 3
IPs
(S
31s,
S7i
24'.
42V2
70
23' i
744
62U
16'i
40'f
324
415v
b7'i
314
70
57' i
24
42'i
23'f
76
04
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324
41'i
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31'i
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3G4
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154
82
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50
544
32
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554
33
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153 154
S14 82
90Jf
324
434
-59'f
554
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324
434
"fiOJi
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334
844
59'f
564
214
33'f
844
59lf
564
21'f
1004 1004 1004 1004
29'f 294 29'f 29'f
53 523 1 53
i July
October
December
Januao
March
I AUSTJSt
i.
'"fX SpteTber 21 60
21 I
qI I Liverpool Cotton
12 Liverpool, JuK 0 Spot cotton was
"J quiet today w 1th prices easier on the
1 00
OOLDFIELD STOCKS
IST-.s
Ll&nta
live. Bull ..
tooth ..v .
Mimondfleld B B
4ar
Cewanae
Pro
aadttorm Kendall
SUyer Pick . .
MISCELLANEOUS
Arizona United
tfava.da. Worcer
tecopa Mlnlne
04
01
02
01
01
02
01
01
03
17
60
17
basis of a decline of twent points for
i middling contract at 22 24d Kales were
2000 bales Receipts were 3000 bales
o noe American Futu'es were quiet I"
02 the early dealings Old contract spot
02
"2
04
02
"2
OS
fcf-U. S. CONTROLS SULPHUR
prices, were American middling fair
23 55d, good middling 22 87d, middling
22 24d. low middling 2171d, good ordi
nary 20 72d . ordlnarj, 20 I9d
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
r lork, JuH 1 There was a quiet
I opening to the market for coffee futures
i this mornlrg first prices being un-
changed to an advance of 2 points
I Trading on the call was confined to the
September position witn a tair aemara
for that month from New Orleans
During the morning lalues held at
irtually the Initial figures but trading
was more or less neglected outside of
a small demand for September contracts
Importers still complain or tneir ln-
ttereiEed War Demand Makes Super
vision Necetsarj
w-.t.!--.... .. T.il.r Q Tl... C..1..1..... t.
V .Z25S ?VvT.u,urtr to5av Sarf In ability to get samples a-d It was po'rted
U P3oT.fnment , control Th'e Voduct.on ' out that th.ro w.r.c .o... to 5 oo.ooo bags
P 4I1Q OlBiriDUlloT oi me mineral un ire w- -" - 'T.:.j i. .....
c wroval of the President, will be ad- beenplaced In store
M lBlt.red by the war industries board 'J.V.h'r trade is hand.carmed in
TWa, action was necessitated by In- t bejnB able t0 secure their samples
'W war demands for sulphur as an There anoears to be little doing In
marKei aitnougn
lay sold at 11 70
London credits In-
too high and they
g basis, believing
Cotton Buers and Sellers
ew "York. Julv 9 JuK Cnn vih
Kelffer Rosenberg Cone and Hartcorn Seaboard Air L pf
Lo.fered
p -.... . - . .
utiuue- uee- scniev Eurtlett
B'ooks Xeuma" Freeman Gross Geran
Gumoens ara Slack bid Hjraan Cone.
Hartcorn Johnston. Wiggin and Black
offered
December Lowenstein Glfford New
man and Waters bid, Russell, Hjman,
Hartcorn Schley and Brooks offered
Januarj Cone Johnston. Waters and
Newman bid Film Hartcorn and
Brooks offe-ed
March Jorrston a"d Lowenstein bid.
Hvman and Slppl nff...
May Gumoens bid , Lowenstein and i Unlon p"lflc
2iei ui.erea
Distillers Secur
Eric 1st pref
Gaston Wni i. W
General Cigar
General Cigar pf
General Motors
General Motors pf 82
Goodrich (BF) Co 45'f
Gt .Northern pf . 90
Gt X C for O P . 324
Haskell . Barker
Illinois Central
Inter Agrlcul pf
Inspiration Cop
Interboro Con pf
Inter Harv X J
Inter Mer Marine 27'. 24 2S 25'f
Inter Mer Mar pf 1034 1034 103 1034
Inter .Nickel . ..04 304 304 304
Inter Paper 30 35't 35 354
KresVe (S S) Co 55 ...
Kelly Springfld pf. So ...
Kennecott Coper .334 33'f
Lacka Steel ... 84 844
Lehigh Valley . 584 594
Maxwell M 1st pf 57 504
Maxwell Mo 2d pf 214 21'f
Mexican Tetrol
Miami Copper
Mldvale Steel .. 534
Mo Kan & Texas. 54 .
Mo Pacific . .. 23f
Mo Pacific pf . 554
Montana Power . 00
National Acme 304 .
Xatl Con . Cable 194
Natl Knam & S. . 524
National Lead . . 00
Xev 'Con Copper. 20
X V Air Brake . 125 .
X Y Central ...73
N T X H & H . 37'.
Xorthern Pacific. 86'f
Ohio Cities Gas . 37'f
Ontario Mining . 114
Owens Botttle .. 61 .
Pacific Mail . 29
Penna R R 43'J
Pere Marquette . 13',
Pitts f. W Va 35'f
Pitts . W Va pf 79
Pieree-Arrow . 40
Ry Steel Sp'ing. 61'f
Ray Con Copper . 244
Reading . .. 92Jf
Repub I . Steel. 93
Rojal D tr rects.105
Saxon Motor . 84 .
St B San Fran . . 12f
184
New York Bonds
874
12i
81
86 't
784
77H
81 H 81 i
95 i 95 i
. . High Low 2pm
kuuu Am ror Sec B? 9J'i 97H 97'i
.uuv.rtm tei 5s.... 87H 874
21000 Anglo-Krch Bs 92. 92H
IJOOAtl & Charl 58 81 81
500OB & O 3'4s... 86T4 86'4
7000 B & O Bs.. . 784 78W
B00OB & O 4s . . 77a! 7784
2000 B & O Pittsbe K
3Mb . .. 81i
UUVVJ3, CZ U CjWn
,..! . .. 82 82 82
10000 Bordeaux 6s 924 92U 92H
'"www .tiii nap Iran
Ss 1918 .. 96
2000 Cent R R X J
, 5s .. . 100H lOOli 1004
1000 Ches & O 44e 764 76 76,
8000C B & Q 111 4b 944 94 94'i
3000 C M & S tP 4s
1926 . 822 8 82
1000 C M & St P rfd
44s 67 67H 67
3000 C M & St P cv
44s . .. 774 77'4 77
1000 ClUStPgn
44s .. 31 81 81
12000 C R 1 & P rfd
4s . . 67 67 7
6000 Chile Cop 7s. 1084 108 108
16000 Cyof Paris 6s 82", 82U 824
2000 Detroit Edison
5s 1923 05 94'i 95
1000 Det Utd 44s 70 70 70
1000 Dom Can '26. 92'a 02 92
1000 Dcm Can '21 954 954 954
5000 Erie cv 4s srA 49 49 49
38000 Gov Fr R 54s 98 98 98
2000 11 Cent 4s '53 . 814 814 814
5000 int Met 44s 514 514 514
10000 Int R T ref 5s 81 81 81
62000 Int Mer Mar 6s 984 "8 984
5000 K C FtS&M 6s 101 101 101
1000 Kan City So 3s 604 004 604
5000 do 5s ... .79 79 79
10000 do Ter 1st 4s 74 4 74 4 '4 4
1000 Louis & X 4s. S3 8 3 83
S2B000 Lib Bond SV4 S9.60 00.50 00.16
716000 do 2d 4s.... 94.12 D4.00 94 04
68000 "do lt CV 4s. 94 08 04.02 04.04
828000 do W 90.10 06 00 06.04
8000 Lyons 6s . . 914 914 "14
57000 M6 Pao gn 4s 58 57', 57
lOOOJIont Power 5s 88 i i8, 98
13000 X Y C & H 6s 944 94 944
1000 XY Cv 4s '50 91 914 914
14000 do 44s '63.101U 101 1014
1000 do 44s '65 1014 1Q14 1014
1000 X Y City 4 4s
Mav '57 1014 1014 1014
2000 X Y W C & B
44s . . 524 52 52
B000X O T A. M 5s 464 464 464
1000 Xorf & Wst 4s 814 814 814
SOOOXor Pac gn is 504 694 594
2000 Pacific Tel 5s. 8t. 89 80'
1000 Per Marq 4s 66 66 66
ISOOOPa gn ct 44s 89 88 884
4000 penna . At ss luiMi mi's 101 't
Philadelphia Stocks
Net
2 V M. chie.
07 ..
100
H 1V4
31 4-1
71 -i-1
10 y4
89 4- H
44tt
84V4
33 V
24
02V4
2000 St LIM&SG 4s 2
6000 St L & S r Ser
A w 1 59 4
lOOOSt PMtM 4 4s 02
3000 South Bell 5s 90 4
21000 S Pac rfd 4s . 78
4000 So Rv gen 4s 62 4
1000 U S Rubber 5s 79
2000 K of G B1I 5s 99H
C000 U K of G B &
I 54s 1921 . 94J4
02
904
78
624
79
99 ii
59
02
90 4
78
62 4
79
99)i
944 944
Shattuck-Arliora
Slo's-Sheff S&I .
Sinclair Oil Refg
Fouthern Pacific.
Southern Railway
Ptudehaker Co . .
Stutz Motors .
Superior Steel
Tenn Cop &. Chm
Texas . Pacific .
Texas Co
Tobacco Products
234 23'f 234
554 554 554
.. :.. ...
19 19 "l9
594 ' 59,4 594
204 204 204
724 ' 724 724
38 37'f 3S
874 87 874
37'f 37'f 37'f
114 11.4 114
2S4 ' 24 ' 2S4
44 43 44
14 14 14
36 30 36
79 79 79
40 40 40
004 00!f 604
244 244 244
934 92H 934
934 924 93
Y24 124 ' I2H
lS'f 18'f 18
o35f "o3'i 63'f
33'f 33 33'f
834 834 S34
244 234 24 f
46 46 46
MONEY-LENDING RATES
NEW 'YORK Money on call, mixed
collateral opened todav at 6 per cent
for lendlncr and renew Ine On Indus
tries, the opening rate was 6 4 per cenf"
riIII.ADKI.rilI V Call, 6 per cent;
time, 56 per cent. Commercial
paper, three to six months, 56 per
cent ; six months, 6 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New York, July 9 Foreign exchange
today was dull with slxtv-dav sterling
bills quoted at 4 72 and ninety-day
bills at 4 71
Quotations were-
Demand sterling 4 75rV, cables 4 76
Franc checks 5,71 cables 5 69
Lire checks 8 81. cables 8 80
Guilder checks 51 cables, 51
Pesetas checks 27 50, cables 27 75
Swiss checks 4, cables 3 964.
Stockholm checks 35. cables 35 40
Christlanla checks 35, cables 31 75
Copenhagen checks 31, cables 31 50
BANK CLEARINGS
Bark clearings today compared w'th cor
responding dav last two ara
1018 1017 1016
Phlta . JIT 01s 210 J4S 010 203 40 708 R90
Boston . 60 401 140 44 414 817 44 834.34S
A'EW YORK INACTIVE STOCKS
Following are quotations for Inactive
Xew York stocks and In which there
were no transactions today The price
given Is the last previous sale
High Low
0 Am Gas . 0JV4 O'Vi
.10 Bild Lpf.100 100
1435 Elec Stor B.1V4 14
11(10 Gen Asph 31H 14
.111 dp pref 71 70
320 Lk Sup C 104, 10
SILeh Xav 60 BO
ISPenn RR 44VH 44H
21 Pa Salt M 84 84
3 Phlla Co
cum pf 1l?i 33
.1 Phlla Elecv24 24
20 Reading . 02 02Vi
.11 U G I . 0.1't 0314
520 V S Steel 100Vi 1011 101
13YorKRpf32 32 32
'BONDS Net
S4000 El & Peo
Tr 4s 70 70 70 1
.10 Lib Bonds
34s 9920 09.20 99.20 .40
21110 do 1st Is 04. 00 03.70 03.70 .36
1S00 do 2d 4s 04 93.70 93.70 .30
1830 do 4S 96.10 96 96
PHILADELPHIA, INACTIVE STOCKS
Following are nuotatlnns fnr lnrrtli
stocks listed In the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange and In whlcn there were no
transactions today The price given Is
the last previous colse:
A G war . 14 Lc1i Val Trpf 26U
Alliance Ins . 19 Little Schujl. 48 "
Am Rws pf. 68 Mlnehlll 614
Amer Stores. 29 X J & S ... 394
BUSINESS CONTINUES SMALL
ON THE PHILADELPHIA 'CHANGE,
STORAGE BATTERY LEADING
Amer Strspf. 92
Baldwin pf 100
Brill J G . . 27
Buff & S t c 64
Buff&Stcpf 48
Cam Steel. .131
Catws 1st nf. 52
Catws 2d pfX 54
Xo Penna
Pa Salt M . 85
Penn Traffic. 2
Phlla Co ... 29 Vi
Phlla Co c pf. 34
Ph & West . 6
Rwvs Co Gen 2
Ton Mln .... 3
Con Trac X J 66 H U S Steel pf.110
HtlDT
Ht B & T pf
Key Tel pf.
Key T Co .
Lit Bros . .
Leh Val Tr
10 war Ir & stl 8
17 Xev Cons . . 20 4
50 West Coal ... 74
8 York Rwy .. 9 4
25 Phlla Tract.. 68
20 Un Co of X J 185
Short Term Notes
Rate
per cent Due Bid
Am Cotton Oil 1 Sept 'IR 9ns
jm 1 c- . isuosj n
Armour t Co .. fl
Armour i, Co 0
Baltimore L Ohio r
Bethlehem Steel 1
Brooklyn Rap Tr 5
Canadian rac Ry 0
4
1
1
R
n
Feb -10
Tune '10
June '24
luly "10
Feb '10
July '18
Mar '24
July '21
Auff '2n
Apr '19
Dec '10
Julv -20
Spt '20
Sept '10
C B t Q
DU A. Hudson.
Erie Railroad
General Electric
General Electric
nt North Rwy .
N T Central. .
Pennsvlvanla Co 44 June
Pub ser cor N J " Jiar
Bern Arm U M C 1 Teb
Southern Ryy . . r Mar
U S Rubber. .. 0 Dec
Utah Secur Corp 0 Sept
West'h'se E I. M 6 Feb
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Am Fen Secur 5 Auc 10 074 074
Anclo-French . r Oct
Areentlne Govt R May
Canadian Govt . 1 Aus
City of Tftrls . R Oct
Repub of France 14 Apr
Russian Govt 04 June
Russian Govt . . R4 Dec
Govt of Swltzer 1 Mar
Un K of O B 5 Sept
I'n K of O B.. . 14 Nov
Un K ot O B 0'4 .miv
on.14
H'l
01
084
00
'114
no
04
07
164
095J
20 991 100
ITS Ti
117 .
21 00
10 00
10 n4
10 07
IS 100
22 RR
10 nn
Atk
09
on
oo'i
01
08
nn
no
no'4
044
07V4
00i
100
Convertible Into lone-term bonds
02':
074
004
824
OR
42
41
20 101'i 102
IR 00 00
in vth
21 91
20
20
10
21
in
in
21
024
07
00
81
08
47
47
A7T4
04
That Issue Is Marked Up VA Points, Reflecting Reports
of Large Earnings General Asphalt Common
Advances Again
Thero was only a small turnover of stocks on the Philadelphia exchangf
during- the first half of today's session and, while the market showed good
underlying strength, there were few orders on the buying or selling side.
Electric Storage Battery continued to reflect statements which have re
cently ben circulated regarding unusually large earnings by advancing 1
to 55, while at the same time becoming one of the most active Issues
There ivas also further activity in General Asphalt common, which advanced
to 35U, up Vi above last night's close.
Lake Superior Corporation, which had showed unusual momentum jes
terday, was only dealt in on a moderate scale this afternoon, and declined a
fraction.
Other stocks were neglected. On small transactions Lehigh Navigation
advanced H, United Gas Improvement was marked up a trifle, Pennsjlvanla
Railroad scored a fractional gain and Reading was up .
Steel common did' not do much, but, following the trend after the open,
lng on the big board, it declined.
Bond trading was small and uninteresting.
The earnings statement of the Keystone Telephone Company for Jun
and six months, which came out today, showed increases in the gross, but a
falling off in net in both cases, due to higher operating expenses. The gross
for JUne was 133,944, against $132,253 a year ago, and the net was $54,489,
as compared with $62,303 For six months the gross was $807,309, against
$777,827 the corresponding period of 1917, and the net was $343,746 against
$374,873.
X
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
Aret York Curb
do2
19
Lee Rat.
lJ2?l ""' Bis 26
Lorilla"
Lorlllarrt d L.ii.
, .v: vwim
Fourth week Jl
Vo-th
RAILROAD ERININGS
BUFFALO ROCHESTER PITTSBURGH
1918
$171 .122
1 037 648
MOBILE ND OHIO
Fourth week June J318 633
Month J 142 317
From January 1 0 060 475
CHICAGO INDIANAPOLIS AND
LOUISVILLE
Kou-f eek Ju-e J28T 1M
o-lk S9S S60
Fro-i Ja-usry 1 4 104 30S
GREAT NORTHERN
Ju- gross JS 245 734
Six months rfross 30,363 2G3
Increase
JHO31B
206 90S
(42 351
92 1R2
27.120
J70 710
181 S43
112 2S0
J2B3 293
437,224
j t.MkaiAnr in aTn niitai a Tin n in in.
?! ;5Ki" 'burdens"on the raU and waur I g "sml? ,
W 'MnKems m me transportation or war learner shipment Lo
, .JMterials. r j porters say Brazil Is
a'-v i.3Rrnilam G. Woolfolk. chief of the sec- . look for a better buvl
tt 1
en of the ar industries board in
K 01 suipnur ana pyrites, will act
lie Government.
Financial Briefs
tM
ntlea has been received bv the
r'York Stock Exchange from the
eoe Gas Light company of the
od Increase In common stock from
IT,QO,000 to $37.500,000
1 u 1
&Tka Canadian Xorthern Railway Com
nj arranged 10 meet lis 99, uu,uuu
.-year 6 per cent notes on juiv 10
irrrrent will be made at the Canadian
ak'of Commerce in New i.orK
"TJi New York Stock Exchange has
llteo. 10 tne list racinc aiau steam'
that the weight of supplies will even
tually force oners to a lower price ieei
Total receipts at Rio and Santos, new
crop, amount to 133,000 bags, compared
with 188,000 bags last ear and 304,000
bags two jears ago
Today Yesterday's
close
8 08
8 25
R 31
8 41
8 A3
8 70
opening"
July . 8 fn& IT
September 8 368 3T
October rt
December . . 8 1Tg8 o
March 8 T148 83
May. 8 8008 03
SIL
-9Pi$
Canadian Northern Will Pay Notes
ew York, July 9 Notes of the
Canadian Xorthern Railway Companj
to the amount of SS 700,000, maturing
July 10 will bo paid on that date at the
Canadian Bank of Commerce New York
The Canadian Northern has lust soin
Iteo. 10 tne u r-acinc Mail aieam. through the same bankers $5,000,000 6
9"ltn..Bt(?:r..TiJ:l?' t?trlSken per cent equipment trust certificates.
list Pacific Mail Steamshln Com
7 per cent cumulative preierrea
vNew York Subtreasury gained
000 irom tne Danxs yeBieroay.
a cash net gam since iTiaay 01
L000
r production of the Kerr Lake
-Company in June amounted 10
nunresL Thin compares with
1 ounces In May, a record produc-
-In Anrll the outrun was zui.eaj
iT Tn T..mm v.di turn t h t. nllfmif
111 UU..V J fc.. HBU ... w .- .
l,!7 ounces
if
BAR SILVER
Tester- Last
Today day Tuea
1' cu). cos oos, OSS.
t- .
48H
1314
1018
"it iff
w" 0 7f
trl
4811 4H iM
maturing $760,000 on July 1 1919, and
July 1, 1920. and $460,000 annually
thereafter except that the lost two In
stallments In 1927 and 1928 are of J40O.-
000 each These certificates are selling
to net 1 i per cent
Five Obtain Municipal Jobs
City appointments today include
Samuel H M,ll!s, 4511 North Seventeenth
street, landscape gardener. Bureau of
City Property, salary $2000; Edward
Ttirnf 31R Mhanlr afreet nit..
Bureau of Water, $1000; Romeo De
Lucca, 1429 Tasker street, draftsman.
Bureau of Highways. $900 ; Ida M
Greenwood, 3444 North 5Iascher street,
assistant teacher. Board of Recreation.
$900. and Edwin Clarence Cubler. 4917
A street, rodman. Department of City
Transit, $84,0,
FINANCE X RAILROAD EARNINGS
1C.VAS 1-AV.iriV-
Ma irross
Five mos gross
Net
Decrease
II 987 113
460 392
0 H91 921
2 027 931
J122 108
71 8S8
912 IS.'
10 803
16'
63tf
33
83
23' i
46
10',
445,
20tf 20H 20H 20H
16
153'i
63', 64 63K 64
122 122H 122 122H
United Alloy Steel 39M 39 39tf 391f
United Clg Stores. HWH 'JUJi Wi wjy
United Fruit . ...124
U S Cast I P & F . 15M 15H 15K 15H
U S Ind Alec. 124M 124 124 124
U S Rubber SOU GO'f 59 605i
U S Rubber 1st pf 105
U S .fmelt R M 43
U S Steel . . . 106 106h 105'i 106'n
U S Steel. Pf .. .111H llf Ul'i 111K
Utah Copper .. S1H
Utah Securities ..is
42'
25H
Va-Caro Chem
Wabash
Wabash pf A.
Wabash pf B
Western Maryland 14'
Western Union Tel t
Westlnghse E & M 42K
Western Pacific . . 22
Worth P & Mac. . S7M
Wilson &. Co . .61
Wlllvs-Overland .. 20
49'f
ll'-j
43
26
14J i
49f 49!f
11s, 11M
42H 425t'
26 26
Adams Exp . 68
Adv Rumely 17
AJax Run 63
Atlls-Chal pf 83
Am. Ac- fhpm 91
. . nM Vf..i.
Am as 1; pr ;;" ll""-? -o . . . et
Am B sub pii ,,acKCo Pf. 71 s:
Am Bk Note 34 Van Shirt , jj '
Am Bnk N pf 161 Manhat Kiev. 05
Am C & F pf.109 Man n Sp Co 48
Amer Coal. 52 Max Motors 31
mer Cot Oil 41i M.y d 8 pf.,?!'5
.". rV ii m;-V,"J 15
Amer 1
Am Ice
Amer
Ice Sec 324 Mor & nVseV 30
?Secpf 48U MtRtrTew
T.nn rr 08 M S PH c, ii
Am Shpbld Co 3014 Jfo K t T pf ?
Am Smelt priori -Nat Biscuit . 04U
Am Sm Pf B 80 Nat Bis nf .10JS
Nat Enam &
96
Oil . .58.. .Vrcistr. S
r & Atl 9 X y Dock Vi
1 P.Si M Dock pf 46
oco pi iuu .n 1 ont & W 2'
55 d horflk & So 21 :
Co... i4V4 Nor & wi i! v'
of. lot' Xorth Am. jXJ
s
143f 14Jf
22H 22H 22H
20
20 20
DtVIDENDS DECLARED
Michigan Limestone and Chemical Com
pany regular quarterly of l4 per cent on
preferred payable Jub 13
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway
Company regular quarter!) of 14 per cent
Ex dividend New York Central VI
Reserve 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 and including the flf-
teen-aay maiuruy. mo bcvuhu iui u.
company rrvuiar quarter) OI 1 per cent 1 -" j - , .7:" ".' nin-.., ,lva Tha
on preferred payable August 31 to stock of period of sixteen to ninety days The
record August 11 third and fourth columns are the rates
National CloaK and Suit Company regu- for rediscounts of collateral loans se-
.r 4ut ui I. al' on preierrea cured by uovernmeni uonus or notes;
payable September 1 to holders of record tur,:u "' . ,.
August 21 Com I paper uov i pape
I
GOVERNMENT BONDS
2a registered 1030
2s coupon 1030 .
3s registered 1018
3s coupon 1018
4s registered 1925
4s coupon 1023
3s registered 1046
3s coupon 1040
Panama 2s registered, 1030
Panama 2a registered 1038
Panama 8a. registered 1061
Panama 3s coupon A.
Bid
08
OS
nqt4
B04
100
106
83
83
08
OS
63
83
Roston
New York . .
Philadelphia ..
Cleveland . .
Richmond
Atlanta ..
Chicago . .
St Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
ban Francisco
15 days
;li
4
4
. . 4
. . 4
4
4
K
to 00 16 to Of
da 13 daji day.
4
ft5
4;5
44
Swan & Finch Pay Extra
Xew York, July 9 Swan & Finch
have declared an extra dividend of two
per cent In addition to the regular semi
annual dividends of two-and-a-half per
cent each payable May 1 and November
1 Extra is payable to stock of record
September 3 out of earnings of 1917.
Oil Advances Ten Cents a Barrel
Fln'dler, O , July 9. An advance of
10c a barrel was made today by the
Ohio Oil Company for the following
jr'.dea of crude oil Xorth and South
Tin.. .-'14 tfl Tnl.na n t"9B atA ft-
llnols and Princeton to f 2 42
the first change since March t
This Is
DENY KNOWLEDGE OF LIBEL
I
New York Newspaper Heads Reply lo
Charge of Mrs. Hearst
w York, July 9 Declaring their
clients hart no personal knowledge of
articles which. It is alleged, criminally
libeled Mrs. William Randolph Hearst,
attorneys for Adolph S. Ochs, president
of the Xew Pork Times Publishing Com
pany, and Ogden Mills Reld, president
of the Tribune Association, served notice
today on Edwin P. KUroe, Assistant
District Attorney, that they would make
a motion Wednesday for an inspection
ot the Grand Jury minute
Am -Snuff 9
"im Sum T nf 100
Am Tel & C vi stpd nf .
Am TPBPinw- w -xat Lead pf.iqou
Am Wool pref 04 H Xat RR Mix 44
Asso
Atl Bl
Atl GS.W
Bold U
B e. o
Barrett
Rart Co
Bf'h S'!1 .: ,11" S2? Stl 57'
Bin uiiw - "u was rets 63
Brown Shoe 65 Ohio Fuel Sup 44
Brown S pf. 97 Pan Am Pet
Butterlck Co. T pref oou
Cal Petrol pr. 60 peo Gas 4 c 43
Cert Prod . . 34 Peoria & East 6
Cent Fdv 36 Phlla Co . . oo.
geeVstlt1 " Vi?l HHt
Chi f- G w- S,, P'tts Coal nf si
Chi & N'prth ll v Pierce-Ar pt. 98
CCC&St L Pf 65 Ponk Ck C Co 19
C C S pf , fOJj pressed g,, ig
Cluett Peab-y 50 puh s o"ri?100
ri x. Arizona 59 Phiir - iifr"-.
Col Fuel h Ir 48 Wgjat pf "sg
C & So. . e iJv ndlrw 2d pf 39 H
Col&So 1st pf 49's Rtp j PT 39
Com Tab Rec 27 gy St, g g Y
Cont Can ... 69 Savage Arms 72U
Cont Ins Co 0U gt LB& sAp"s( H
Con Gas . 4H st L 4 Sw nf 21
Con I C M'n-Jla Seaboard A 8
Corn Prod pr 101 H Sears-RSebk .136
Crucible St pf 91 gears-Roe pf lie
Cuba Am bu " So P R rtca 7
Del & Hco of l"X S For Rlccu'160
Sef rVdlSnP 125 So P R s pf.107
D,Lr!inl 6i So Rail pr 62
E S . Onde 4H I'd Mill pf 80
U"L Mines 8 Studebaker pf 90
om Storage 52H s Stl 1st pf . 95
Elec Storage ot Cq rc(s
Erie . J!- Toh Prnrt nf m
iSdustrials
Bid
12
3
3
70
25
Test rinse
Ask (sale)
Aetna Explosies
Am Brit Xfg ..
Am Marconi . . .
Air Reduction
Canadian Car Co
Can Car & Fdy pia. 70
Charcoal Iron 0
Cheirolct Motors ...133
Cramp 80
Curtlss Aeroplane . . 40
Carwen Toll 7
rarbon Steel .... 112
Emerson Phonograph 1
Federal Dje 2
Hendee JIfg 10
Lake Torpedo 4'i
Lehigh Coal Sides . 80
Lima Loco . . . . 43
Maxim Munitions . .
Marlln Arms . . 70
Xor Amer Pap Pulp. 2
X Y Shipbuilding .. 39
Otis Eleator 47
Peerless Motor ... 14
Poole Eng ... 50
Redden Truck . . 12
Scrlpps-Booth 3
Standard Motors 12
Steel Allojs . . . 5
Submarine . . 16
St Joseph Lead . . 14
Todd Shipbuilding 89
Triangle Film . 6
United Profit Sharing
13
0
3
73
3"!
80
8
131
8
40
8
111
U S Steamship
united .Motors
United Sugar .
Worlds Film .
Wright-Martin Air
Zinc Concent . . .
B
33
30
10
1
20
4
83
47
80
2
42
52
16
70
12
17
12
0
17
15
93
0
32
35
10T
13
'3
133
39
'4
12
6
16
6
32
"
10
STANDARD OIL STOCKS
Illlr.o's
Ohio
Prairie Pipe
Stand Oil of Calif
Stand Oil of X J
Stand Oil X Y..
.163
320
235
:i
16S
325
260
222
325 ' 530
268 272
269
INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS
23
Tob Prod pf. 93
',rit,"rn Fuel 25U Tol i S W cts 5T4
UUh0I Rody 39 TiSW cts pf 10
KJbWPI9 Tldewtr Olf 186
Wfsmol 3 Transue-Wms 40t
Ln'rmm i Twin City r 3014
en ?lec . 149 H Under Type .105
Pe,ErhBFnr 98 I'n Bag & P 75
OranW oiiu- Un Ry Inv. 9
Sr,?fState Stl 84 Un "V Inv pf 17J
t S 1 W IB Un Car Stl pf 103
Glf 5' l,Vi 70 Un Ore 1st nf 49L
HomsiKo. it Union Pan nf 70U
iirtman fipr 414 i'n t'ap Bd
Hartman tj s R 1st nf
Tnr AKIi. - -0, .-..
Z Z fnn Cor ' u V- IT X- pi. M
Int Con Lor u S Ind Al pf 94 i
" " co pf 96 US Rlty imp 15 !
iS.ir salt?.. " u s n"y ImP
Jni Tn or Bta 63 1st pref ... 50
JSwf Sent... 28 U S S & R pf 44H
Tt Nick Pf 89i Va I C i C 72
t-w.i Tea. 38' Va,Car Ch pf.107
Jt.wel Tea . 3H vu'an Detm 7
in. CV So. lg We8t Pac Pf 6
Kae?f of!... 60 W & L E pf 20
vrSobt . B0 WestMd 2d pf 32
keiiy sped, pf "
KngsCEL. & P 0
Lack Steel... 3
Laclede Gas . 80
Lake E & W. 9
Tj & My Tob 165
LlgiMTpUOSH
White Motors 4
Wlllya Over pf 82
Wis Central. 35J4
Worth C t M
pf A ...... 88
WorP&Mpr B 684
Barnett Oil & Gas. ... -ft
Ccsden & Co 6
Elk Basin 0
Federal OH 2
Inter Petrol 14
Houston Oil 68
Merrltt Oil 26
Mllwest Oil 114
Met Petrol 1
Ohio Fuel 12
Oklahoma Ref 7
Sapulpa Ref 8
Sequoyah
Sinclair IS
MINING STOCKS
Atlanta
Big Ledge 1
Butte Xew York. . .
Con Arizona lit
C F S & Jerome . i'fc
Emma Consolidated..
First Xationai 2
Golddeld Merger. .. 1
Goldfield Cons -fe
Goldfleld Florence
Goldfield Kewanas
Green Monster
Hecla Mining
HOwe Sound . . . .
IndeDendenl Lead ,
Jerome Verde
Jim Butler ...'...
Jumbo Extension..
McKlnley Daragh4,
ia?ma uopper . . ,
Mother Lode 35
Mines Co of America. 1
Xaada Hlls
Nevada Wonder ....
Xiplssing
Ohio Copper new. . .
Ray liercuies
fay Toy 10
Tonopah Extension . lf
West End Con . . . , 04
White Caps
Yerlngton o
BONDS
Bethlehem 5s 09
Cosden Oil 6s 77
Cosden i: Co 6s ....
Cudahy 6s 04
Russian Gov 5Hs.... 42
Russian Gov 6 Vis .. 42
bouthern Railway 6s 08
Sinclair Oil 6s . ... 75
Todd Shipbuilding 6a 96
2
4
4
3
02
8 .
40
32
5
OT
8
2
15
68
26
116
1
17
7
8
19
6
1
1
HI
1
2
3
3
4
4'
4
04
10
43
34
37
1
10
J
8
1
12
1A
97
tV
6
6
'2
07
20
107
1
25c
i
5c
1
1
s
10c
2c
ft
4V4
34
36o
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT Receipts 3000 bush Supplies
small and pr'ces firm. Follow Ins are the
quotations Car lots In export eleator
(Goernment standard Inspection! standard
prices No 1 northern spring $2 30 No 1
hard winter, 2 m. No 1 durum J2 30, No
I hard white 12 3'). red winter No 1,
S2 3!I.N"0 a 42 36, No 3, J2 32 soft. No 1.
$2 37, soft. No 2 $2 34 sott No 3 ?3II
COllN" Receipts J305 bush Trade was
?ulet but prices ruled firm under light of.
erlnss Quotations Car lots for local trade
No 2 ello, S1.02l 04. No 3 yellow,
1 ooiai 02
OA I S Receipts 54 327 bush Offerings
were light and prices ruled firm under a fair
demand Quotations No 2 white S9Cy
SOHc. standard white 88HS0e, No 3
white R8SWc. No 4 white. fn S74c
FLOUR Receipts no bbls and 4 610.330
lb In sacks Supplies were small and
prices were erv firmly maintained The
following are tha Quotations lold). To ar
rle per 100 lbs packed In 08 lb sacks
Winter wheat 100 per cent flour SU 25W
II 50, Kansas wheat, 100 per cent iflour.
11 !1011 T spring wheat. 100 per cent
flour. 511 5011 75 . ,
IllE H.OpR was 'quiet and steads We
quote at J10S11 per bbl In sacks as to
Quallts.
PROVISIONS
The market ruled firm with a fair lobbing
demand The quotations follow Cits beef.
In sets smoked and alr-drlea 44c western
beef In sets, smoked, 44c. city beef,
knuckles and tenders smoked and alr-drled.
IK. ,. -tm h..f Ifnu.LI. and I ennerS
Vmoked 45c. beef hams 45. pork, famlls .
B53. hams S F cured loose, awi;,
skinned loose 2030c do, do, smoked
3132c. other hams smoked rl cured as
to brand and arrage iniff31c hams
smoked, western, cured 1032c do boiled
boneless 45c, plclnc Bhoulders S P cured
loose 22c. do. smoked, 23c belli". In Pick',
according to aerage loose 32c, brciKfast
bacon as to brand and aerage, clt cured
40c breakfast bacon, western cured 40c.
lard, western refined 25U T 26c. lard, pure
cits', kettle rendered 254 26c.
REFINED SUGARS
Demand was fair and the market ruled
firm on a basis of 7 50e for fine granulated
DAIRY PRODUCTS
BUTTER Demand was falrlv acthft and
the market ruled firm with supplies under
good control Quotations Solid packed cream,
ers. extra. 45c hleh-scorlnc cnods. 4BS545CI
extra firsts 44Hc. firsts 43 44c seconds
41i42''c fancy brands of prints Jobbing
or 5J?53c. choice at 50c, fair to good at
4OS40c
EGGS were in good demand and firm
with supplies well cleaned un Quotations
Free cases nearb-. firsts. $12 60 per standard
case, current receipts J12 30 per case, west
ern extra flrstB $12 00 per case firsts.
$12 30 per rape fanc selected eggs w.re
lobblne at 4Sf?50c per dozen
CHEESE The market ruled firm under
small supplies and a fair demand Quota
tions N'ew York whole-mllk fanes- fresh.
25'c specials higher. New tnrk whole
mllk. fair to good fresh 24V 25c
POULTRY
LIVE Fowls were firmlv held, while
spring chickens were quiet and barely steads
The quotations Fowls 1rt(?37c. spring
chickens not Leghorns weighing Is 2 lbs
apiece 43(5 46c weighing lfflH lbs apiece
4244c. do White Leghorns according to
sle 36iS'40c stiguv j oung roosters 2528c;
old roosters 2223c- dueks Pekln 28030c,
do Indian Runner 26(ff27c guineas per
p-ilr $1 35ffl 45, pigeons old per pair, -ill
4V do oune per pair 28W30c.
DRESSED POULTR5. was firm with a
kood demand that absorhed offerings Quo
tations Fresh-killed fowls In bbls . fanes'
drs -picked, fancy selected 30c, welshing 4
lb and oer apiece 35HC small sizes,
33T35c old roosters dr'.-nleked 26tlc
sprlrs duels Long Island S5(?f3c, squabs
per doz white weighing llfl12 lbs per
doz . $1iR25. do. weighing OCtlO lbs per
do !77 50 do weighing 7 lbs per doz,
rr 50, do weighing S lbs per doz . $4 50
?5 do weighing (W6H lbs per dds .
S?4 dark $1 30S2 50. small ard No 2
$12 50
FRESH FRUITS
Cantaloupes of fine qualltv sold fairly
ana were nrmer umer iruus wero gen
per hamper 50c$2 50 Peaches, Georgia
ner 6 basket carrier FMle of Georgia 2
(T$2 50 Hlley Belle. $22 25. Elberta $2 25
i2 50 Lemons per box, $7'5'8 50
Oranges California, per box. $607 50
Grapefruit per box, $4 (S3 Pineapples,
Porto Rico per crate, $205; do Florida
per crate $38, do Cuban, per crate. 2 75
5T5 Cherries, California per box. Jl
2 50, do. New York, per 6lb basket, 75c
ffl Anrlcots California per crate $2fi
3 50 Cantaloupes California, per stand
ard crate, $3 254, do, do per pony crate.
1.1 25. do do, per flat crate $1 25C
1 50 do Georgia per standard crate $1 75
?2 25 do do per pony crate, $1 251 50
Cantaloupes Georgia, pink meat per, flat
crate 75tfJ85c Watermelons. Southern' per
inn. $25063, do, do, per carload, $225(1
425
VEGETABLES
Potatoes wer6 In fair supply, but de
mand was good and the market was slightly
r'gher Other aegetab'es were in fa!- re
ouest at re!sed prices Quotations' White
potatoes Norfolk ard Eastern Shore, per
hhl No 1 $15065 75 No 2 $2 50(313 25
White potatoes South Carolina and North
Carolina per bbl No 1, $45 No 2.
$150tfJ2 75 White potatoes Jersey, per
&t .bushel basket No 1. 00c M1 15 No 2.
5065e Sweet potatoes Jersey per ham
perNo 1 $2 5003 No 2. $1 !51 75
Fggnlsnt. Florida per box 4152 50, do.
Norfolk per 60-qt crate. $2 50(33 75 Cn
cumbers South Carolina per basket 50c
SI 25 do Maryland per basKet 11 -jacri vj
do Norfolk per bbl $2 5003 50 Pep-
pers Florida, per crate iivpi 75 onions,
Texas per crate, $1 5002, do Jersey, per
H -bushel basket. $101 10 Onions Jer
se, white, per bushel.hamper, $2 2303.
Mushrooms, per lb, 15010c,
Government Local
Market Reports
This daily report Is sent out bu the
Bureau of Markets of the United States
Department of Agriculture, PhiladeU
phia branch, ivlth headquarters at 300- 4
311 Insurance Exchange Building.
(Wholesale prices on large lots to
jobbers based on 'sales at the various
railroad depots)
FRUITS
APPLES Mars land buhel hampers (14
to 15 quarters), $1 5002 .50, poorer, 50cQ
$1 23 New Jerses, H -bushel basket, 75s
811 50
HI.ACKBERRIES New Jerses', per auart,
17010c
CANTALOUPES California, per standard
crate (45 lopes) $3 5004 ponies (45 and
ot lures; tjwoi. nais vi- ana 10 lopes
$1 5001 00 Gorila standards .45 lopes
i tutu.- o ponies 1-13 ana ai loptl),
1.50
CHERRIES Ne Tork per 0-lb bas
ket sour and suect, 85 000c
CURRANTb New Jersey and New York,
New Jerses. pet
per nuart. Iflcrl8f5
HUCKLF.HEHR1ES -auart
lB(3lKr
TEACHLS Georgia, per 6 basket crate
Tlelles ot Georgia and Elbertas, $2 150
J 00
It SPBERRIES New Jerses, per pint, 11
WATERMELONS Florida and Georgia,
350 50c each.
VEGETABLES
ASPARAGUS Nearby, green, per bunch.
Colossal, 23028c fanes, 13020c, primes,
10015c eulls, 70c
UEANS New Jerses. H -bushel basket,
green 3506nc, wax, 30050c
BEETS Nearbs, per bunch. 303c
(AHUAGE New Jerses H -bushel basket,
30TO65C Pemissliania, per barrel, $1,750
I.vnROTS Nearbs. per bunch, 2'4 C34(.,
CORN New Jerses, H -bushel basket. $1
01 50
CUCIJMRERS Carolina, per bushel ham
per. 50e$l 25 Marsland, $1250150.
Norfolk p.r barrel 303 3U New Jersey,
-bushel basket. $101 25
LGUI'LANTb Florida, per -crate. $150
2 5t) New Jerses, H -bushel hamper, J1.74
02
LETTUCE New York and New Jersey,
per crate 12 dozen heads) 5Oc0$l 25 Penn.
sslxanla, per bushel box 75c0$l 23
MUSHROOMS Nearbs. per pound 2 to 4
lb baskets), 13033c
ONIONS Texas per bushel crate. 51.
los $17502 Nrw Jerses, -bushel has
Ket sellou $101 10, bushel hampers, white,
$2 2303 Kentucks. loo-lb- sacks, sellow.
$3 50 California. 100-lb sacks, sellow,
d rn
PEASy New Jerses -bushel basket,
$R250I 75 Xew lork. per basket 121
quarts) $2
PEPPERS Florida, per crate, 75c0Sl 50,
New Jerses H -bushel basket 73c0$l
POTATOES Per barrel (arprox 1H5 lbs).
South Carolina and North Carolina. No 1,
$405, No i $2 2503 Eastern hhoro. No
1. $4 7565 50 N'n , $.'2502 75. machine
graded, $3 5003 75 Norfolk. No. 1, $4 5C
5 73 New Jerses H-bushel basket, No.
1, 00c$l 15, No 2. ()0S75c
RADISHES Nearbs, per bunch, 30314c.
RHUBARB Nearbs per bunch 24 03e
bCALLlONS Nearbs. per 100 bunches,
$1 2501 75
SQUASH New Jersey. 5i -bushel basket,
25035c
TOMATOES New Jerses. H -bushel bas
ket, bOc0$l, culls. 30050c
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY
ORANGES California per box (126 tc
210 in box) $4 5507 45. (250 to 28S la
Dtx) $3 1)007 55
LEMONS California, per box (210 to 303
In bos.) $4 2007 55
CHERRIES California, per box (3-lb.
net). J5c0$2 65
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Chicago, July 0
HOGS. Receipts, 43 000
head, left oser. 7303 head Mostls 15020a
lower than nign time buik, iihwkii ioi
09
81
81
07
46
46
08
80
99
1
4
lft
95c
34c
99
43
46
. 1
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
New ork. July 9 BUTTER firm, re
ceipts. 18 412 tubs Creamery higher than
extras 45045'Ae: creamery extras (02
score). 44VTC.. firsts,, :: racking stock.
m..-- n mal. Nil. 3. 33C
-"tjjKi.'.."7 ::..ii. in osn
EGOS
regular,
strong.
cases
Fresh-satberrte extras, 45c. fresn-satnerea
nariren iiirft ,,. -. ....
do
firsts 41042c, State j'ennsyivama una
nearby western hennery whites, fine to, fancy.
SaOBlei State PennsvU.nla and nearby
hennery brown;, 4?BO?U5?c "th"'d
browns and mixed colors. 38043c
butchers heavs'. $16 75017 05, packing
heass. 1B ISHTIODU. ntnt, in 3tiain,jo,
pigs $16 15010 30' rough $13 50016 10
CATTLE Receipts 14 000 head Beef
steers steady. 10c higher, butchers and cat
tle steady, 15c higher, calves stead. 25a
higher stockers, slow
SHEEP Receipts 9000 head Strong, 25e
higher. Best Western lambs held at $19
native top, $18 75
SouOh Omaha, July 0 HOGS Receipts,
20 oon head Closed 15c to 20c lower
CATTLE Receipts, 6000 head Slow,
steadv
SHEEP Receipts. 7000 head. Steady.
Kansas City, July 9 CATTLE Receipt!,
15 000 head. Market steady to 5c lower.
Range $18 10016 55
HOGS Receipts, 15,000 head. Market
steady
SHEEP Receipts. 7000 head. Market
steady. .
Pittsburgh, Pa., July 0 H06s-2-Rece!pti.
1000 read Steady, Heavy. $17 60017 60;
keavy rorkers. $18 20018 25- light yorkers,
$18 30018 40 pigs $18 40018 60
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 300 head.
Steady Top sheep $13- top lambs, $18 50.
CALVES Receipts. 100 head Steady.
Top. $18
East BofTalo. X. Y.. July 9
neceipts auo neaa sieaay
CALVES Receipts. 100 head,
$718 50
huus iceceipis. zzuu need
CATTLE
steady.
Steady.
.."W.o. ill.V4. ..O'd'.O Id. )lK'
orkers and pigs. $18 15018 23,
Heay $17 73018. mixed. J18018 15. york
ers iiifni jorn.ii aim piss, .is lonv
roughs $15 23015 50. stags. $10012
ers
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 200 bail.
Steady and unchanged.
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