i -ft -EVENING PBLIO LED&KRgffll WS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS' ATTACKS BRING LOSSES NEW YORK STOCK TRADING, BUT UNCERTAINTY CONTINUES anrl StRfil Trsiirs Am F.snnrinllv Sifrnalcrl Out bv , A-i.- . l - J D . K ".'111 17" 1 Ti: T7 1 TJ.. iV",vi.iiuse .ruruHiK jlcuiiiics jxcnaimc nunuto .. T7-. AT VAT ,ijr aa-hauvui s iuemuiv ..I Si6? ' Nen York, July 11 What had every appearance of a concerted bear drle against values ted at the 'very opening on the stock exchange today and the market ived surprisingly "thin" The nvctage professional trader has been osed to ivork on the bear side of late, owing to the dullness, which is Invariably dangerous to the short side notwithstanding the well Own axiom not to sell a dull market '-The attack -was understood to hac been decided upon when It was fi. found jesterday that the market made such an indifferent lesponse to the fh lkvorable war news, the large increase in the United States Steel ton- affB figures ana me aounaam Harvests iorecasi. uj me u. ....... ....... ., '.srerop Teport. .,3fl There was some legitimate cause for uncertainty nevertheless, owing fy0 the disposition of a great many operators and individual speculators ji sto withhold activities until something ilennlte developed one aj ui mc F rivlher reenrdlni? fhn nntlclnnterl Herman drive on the western front n feThere was also discussion of the monei market situation and the new r '-s.auuii measures unuei uunaiueiiiuuii S 'f 'rne Dears singieu out especianj ine iron anu aicei aiuina "" u.-.... ? the dlsaDDoIntintr Lackawanna Steel ehlblt I'J. J.'TO . " . ..... ... l.. rju' .2. United states steel nn rn laree transactions isi i poimuii luimins &T aHnt&tno omI filtail in chntf n- MlUtnc tpndpncl SUCh Other lOSSCS t f . . .. is i ili . J 1. o I -. To. tAn T)nt tAim i m vvwere sustained as z in urucioie ana neanj - in .ucntau fc.i I $jv ' There were numerous declines of from fractions to 1 point in other ?1 Itocks. it . . .. .. - , a" ftv American Can was well supported ana lost onij a traction, anu was ." tX,. 1 11.. 1.. !. 1-J .l... U...J AnnH.l (tn 1nn i2yriKUOUL liie uni Uiie Ui UlU Itaucia liiaL tiau IVcliiicu lis luaa ' ") Th mnrlrnt nnrntlrnQ urD cttcnpnHp1 frnm 11 tn 12 flllt of resOeCt A'et 1'orc Stocks Advance numcly Aav uumely pf Alaska Gold Mines Alaska Juneau , , Allls-Chalm Mfgs American Chem . Am Beef Sugar. . Am Can Am Can pf Am Car & Found, Am International Am Ice . Am Cot Oil pf Am Hide & Loath Am It & L pf .. Am 1-ocomotlve . Am Malt Am Malting 1st pf Am Smelt .t fief Am Sum Toh Am Sum Tob pf Am Steel round Am Sugar Ilef . . Am Sug Itef pf Am Tel Tel Am Tobacco Am Woolen . Am Writ Pap pf Am Zinc L A. S Anaconda Cop Atch Top &. 3 F Baldwin Loco .. Baltimore &. Ohio Bait i Ohlo'pref Beth Steel class B list cIob 11 3i l'i PO'i Tl 48 9I 5H4 ROM 7S 174 T7, W1U 7'i 10 7S' 2 129 100 Gas 111 ioy 100 f.v4 23 1 07 j So ll'i 54i oO'j 2-00 Illi-h Low r ni l.V, 15'. 15' 10 -10 40 a( 3H 3M Vi Vi l' 33 33 33 S3'f Sd'i &0'i 70 701 70J 47? i 47? i 47J, "S4lj '84)5 S4', .p)4 M M 29'f 29'i 29i 17 77'i ' 17 77lj 05 77 j 771 127 126 17 77' i LS'j Vi 120 OS', GS'i 0)W nm nm iiiu loaij loo'f lo'i'i 'Jli'j 90' 101 ui 1i nil' i 101 OS' J 101 531 l&U 07' f h9!i Si's 18' f 07 's'j 54' i lh'i 07 '89 54 J, Ml'j 81 New York Bonds Hlfh jnnn Jim At iiah r if. lfOOOAm For Stc 5s 97V 2U0U Ainer Tel 5s 87 II Low 914 874 02 1 SO 774 SO '4 15S H2 04U 82 fi7r 71i 4 82H I'll.; S74 01 S3 fll 5S4 8- "4t4 814 SI 4 20 53 U 43 sm 75 vt Beth Steel 8 pf 10o' 105'a UiJ'i lUo'j Brklvn Hap Tran. b't islt fe Jb'i 6J ' 23), U'l 1315 13'f 13H I2'i K"-a 12', 12'i 2h 2b 2S 2S 19 147' 2 1401, 140U 140'j OS1 14 PRESSURE CONTINUES ON COTTON EXCHANGE Heavy Selling of New Crop l' Positions on Prospects of JVlBreak in Texas Drounht it " ;ii CHANGE SUSPENDS THREE Members of Tirm of Muir & Co imseil for One Year Dis- rnitiyVm -iork, July 11 The followlrit tem- '.iiCT11? were rworato in m cotton fj! this momlnc. s,' Mnviiie, oo: Kii-Ttli'e. 62i little Botk and JlrinphlK. (Ut Okbhcmi lltv, Wl ThomnitTllle nnj Mllminetnn, 70i n- co., nita, Atlanta and Macon, 72: Savannah BOiV Mid Jarlonmlllr. 74: rharlrnn. Alnnfi. romerr, Mcksbnrc rd San Antonio, in EfS iVevr Orlcan. l'enaroIa and Tampa, "8. i , uaiTetton, ni. 5fr ., There wa .03 Inch of nrpclnitatlnn it ft? rfMemphlsi .12 at Lltt'o Rock: 31 at Jack- pt KKiTuie ana .sz at vv up'Uirton. , x ark, July 11 K,t ivun. me exception 01 jui wnicn Ki Mtorts bid up 18 points, the cotton open- T aft ' tlk J. 11 v.nn aumI Ak .m.f .linn cFilna'.'lS n 2fi nrtlntc npt Ins pt L.T7r SJr 'There was heavy selling of new crop Sf'i 0ltlons by lowl traders New Orleans a- cum ui euulii generally on "rup-ciB iuf SS" A break in the Texas droueht and Dri- Vata rennrts nf rains In Oklahoma. t. Pressure continued at tne opening and IK 1 .itUie end of the firEt flttten minutes S.-i' tlM market was weak to 2G points net t Recline on new crops and 22 points lots n.f' other months after the ttart. K!Cj.The early selling based on the hope S f 4Vt npfimta i,nnr,e nf toln In nTflnhnmn -M ij imvi i.Tat. ,v.i.i uk tcLiii ml vniauuuia I sIfeireahadovved a break in the Texas i. -' - S. l l 1.9 1L i;mnHUBni Afiu j umurs ui ucansil iiuu-iilDllLii ultJbn figures, was absorbed on a de 'ot about 26 to 27 points Rallies ved on the western belt forecast for erally clear weather and the market Bile somewhat irregular was very rTTiteady, holdlne within a few- points of fiT ,! flight's closing figures -There was one rumor to the effect Wat timid-month returns to the National Gln- riMnin1 A ncnMatlr.n mnrtrfi tho CAnHltlnn fefSSS compared with the Governments ,.ngures of Si s -Receipts at the ports for the day are estimated at 4000 bales, against 314S Lr 1m1ah a tirnel' arm Sfilfl hnUe n a y arm jy, Vl "VW.k w, ww U.U M. -. -o-, iSisAtid 4567 bales two years ago New iork, July 11 Announcement was made from the rostrum of the New iork Stock Fxeh-inge this morning that John "Vlulr E Muir and Chirles A Bur bank of the firm ot lohn Muir . Co hive been suspended from the ex chinge The Rovernlng committee of the ex change found that thev had entered into a pirtnership which was not iwune partnership, and in effect nullified the commllon law The suspension of he three members of the firm Is for a period JohnMu1r & Co issued a statement regarding the suspension of the mem-be?-, of their firm in which thev sa that thev do not agree with the reason ing or the conclusion of the exchange In taking the decided action announced this morning The brokers stated that they I would make a further announcement I Following Is the statement in full The New York Exchange has Jut I announced that It has suspended for .a stated pr!cd J Muir ana u 11 -uuir, of our firm 'A little over a j ear ago our senior member John Muir was made chair man of the Ubertv Loan baby bond committee It wa expected that E H Muir would go into the armj whi h he has since done It became necessary to have another member on the floor of the exchange John Muir advanced to Charles A Burbank $60 000 to enable 1 jjaciede Gas mm 10 purcnase a seat -Mr isuroanK ' ... was announced as a general partner Maxwell Jlotors and was given full authority to act as Maxwell m isi pi. sucn 'The action will not affect the trading of our customers We shall continue to accept their orders and have made I Mexican Pet pf me necessarj arrangements to nave 1 ii,mi Conner Bkln I'n Gas Booth Fisheries . Bruns T i. R Sec Butte Cop H Zinc Butte iSL Superior Cal Petroleum Canadian Pacific Cent Leather Co. , 1 Cerro de Pasco C I Chesa & Ohio Chi M i St Paul Chi M & St P Pf Chi &. Northwest . Chi R I Pacific CRI.P"pcpf rnui'cpcpi Z C C . St L, rhino Coppei .. . Col Fuel & lion Columbia G S. E Consol Int Cal M Corn Prod Ref Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar Cuba Cane Sug pf Del Lack &. AV Dome Mines Distillers Secur Elk Horn Coal Erie Erie 1st pref Erie 2d pref . Fisher Bod pref Gaston Wm . W General Electric General Motors . Gt Northern pf Gt X C for O P Haskell i Barker Illinois Central Inter Agrlcul pf Inspiration Cop Inter Harv N" J Inter Harv Corp Inter Mer Marine Of 41 70, !)2 , 24', 75', 04 32 . 40 40 J3 10'-. 41', CO', . 81' 3 1G2 l'i 57', 25H 15'a ?3 23 SJ'j l 140'. 1" 11 32', 43i 97', 59', 53', 127'i G4J, h 1401, 0b 31 50': 42', 70j 07 34 50', 42' 70', 23?, 75' i C3h 39H 1G 3i-5 10 42', 15?,' 314 23i 75), 03- 39'i 40 3J" 10 41J. 05 31 0 25Mi n , 33 2'1 254 15'i 32, 29 110H 140', (S 34 50' . 42'. 70s 4 23'i 75', CS'i '39', 40 32' i 10 41'. G5. 31'. 50 25' a 15 32', 23 140' 21000 Anglo-Frch 5s 92 ; iiuij Atcnison 4s sn, lOOOBalto & O 4b 774 10000 do Svvn .Tjs 82 U 20n0Beth S 5s 103(1 SOTfe 2000 B R Tr 5s 1918 05s 5000 Bordeaux Cs 02 6000C B O en 4s 94', 1000C B . Q 111 4s 82 -VUI. Iv i fc 1' ri 13 Uil 1 1000 Chi R I & P 4n 73H 71 2000 Chile Cop 7s 107H 107' luuiFv-uj ui i-aris tS 04 , 2000 ("on Gaa cvt G 'OH 15000 Den it R O 4s G74 3000 Dom Can 1931 91 1000 Erie cv 4s Sr D 53 1000 M I ft T 4r Gl 1000 Mo I'ac gen 4n 58 1, 1000 Mont Power 5s 80 10000 X YC4II 6s 04 , 9000 do 4tis 811-. 1000 N Y Clly 4s 1D60 1 16 100O Vorf & West 4s 8H- 2000O Hud & M In fis 20 1000 Hud S.M rfd 5s 59'j 13000 Iowa Cen 4s 41, 5000 lntrb RTref 5s !H, 500 Int Mer Mar 6s 07 2000 Inter Agi 5s 751, 1000 Tap new 4i2s 87', 5000 KC Ft S&M fisino' 1000 Lk Sh db 4s 28 So 540000 I Ih Itnml 1V4 DO 04 701000 I Hi linn, I Ik 04 in "7000 do ll rm 4 114 10 410000 Oo' Ujt 0(1 00 23000 Lvons Gs 01'- 11000 Marsls Gs 0" 2000 M A. St h 4s .'C DOOOMldv.ale 5s 8S 10000 Nor Pac 4s 81', 1000 N'or Pac gen 3s GO 1000 Pa gn ct 4 4s 88 ', 6000 Penna 4s SOS 8000 Pb Serv N J 5s 80 1000 Sinclair Oil 7s 91', 15000 StL&SF ad J wi I R's 11000 StLfSF s A wl 51"s 3000 South Bell 5s 1fli3 . 6000 Sth Pac cv 4s 79 12000 So Hi gen 4s G2' 2000 So Rvvj 5s 90 5000 Third Av aj 5s 34 '3 GOOOTokio 5s 82 1000 U S Gvt 4s I0f,3, 2000 U S Rubber 5s 701, 43000 U S Stl k f 5s 9S"i 19000 U K of G B I 5s 99 h GOOOU K of O B . I 55s nw 11 99 H 14000 U K of G B . I 5'js 1921 95 1000 West lTn 44s 80, 2 pm 0114 07 B 874 92W 80, 77 4 82 80T, 05 02 94H 82 . 67Js 73 4 1074 82 , 004 67 4 91 i 53 61 584 89 04 4 814 96 814 20 59 4 43 &, sm 97 ' 75"t 87, FIRMNESS IN CASH STRENGTHENS CORN Inter Mer Mar pf J01 Inter N'lckel Inter Paper Kan Citj SoiAh n. Kennecott Cop er . Lacka Steel . . . . kVV. Dctober . BDceniber bjanuary . SkUrch .. kUSUSl 1 :ptember leattrdu 11 30 12 1 10 close Oocn am m p m .27 S3 29 00 27 70 27 72 .7 72 -4 1 J4 0 24 43 Ji 38 J4 83 J4 0 J1 80 .3 US J3 9J -'4 17 1 l ;a 72 23 84 23 91 23 95 23 71 -II )V 21 70 2 70 24 29 w& &!.. LIVERPOOL COTTON ijBvxJTcrpool, July 11 Spot cotton was lUlet toaay, witn prices easier on ine basis of a decline of 10 points for mid- Mllriff. old contract, at 22 14d Sale irere 2000 bales. Receipts were 30 000 ".b.1.. InnlilillnH I O QOO hUe impr Mil D'4" Vutiiiwn uArp nulpt In the earlv deiil- Maxwell Mo 2d pf Mav Dept Stores. Melcan Petrol . . them efficiently handled Iocs. Old contract American, middling soot nrices fair, 23 46d were good T-MrtMmr. 22 77d . middling 22 14d. low middling, 21 62d , good ordinary, 20 62d , ordinary. 20 lOd Philadelphia Arrivals 'i at iYeiu York Hotels MONEY-LENDING RATES NEH lonh Monej on call mixed collateral opened todaj at b per cent for lending and renewing The opening rate on industrials was bU per cent l'IIir,wri,rilIA Call 6 per cent: time. 5,06 per cent Commercial paper, three to six months, 5&6 per cent, sli. months, 6 per cent FOREIGN EXCHANGE New "York, July 11 Swiss exchange at the opening todaj was sllghtl firmer and guilders were steadv Otherwise the market was dull with e little business being transacted Sitv-da sterling bills were nominally quotid at 4 724 and nlnetv-da bills at 4 71', Hundred-dollar ruble pieces were quoted at 14 20 and five-hundred pieces at 14 Quotations were Demand sterling 4 75H'4 75 30 ca bies 4 76 7-16 Franc checks 5 71, cables 5 69T4 Lire checks 8 81 cables 8 So Guilder checks 514 cables 52 Pesetas checks 27'-. cables 27 , Swiss checks 3 98 cables 3 94 Stockholm decks 35 40 cables 35 70 Chrlstianla checks 31 20. cables 31 40 Copenhagen checks 30 80 cables 31 20 Reserve Banks' Discount Rates Official discount rates a' the twim Federal Reseive banks were as follows (The first column gives the rates for all periods up to and including the fifteen-day maturity, the Eecond for a period of sixteen to ninety days The third and fourth columns are the rates for rediscounts of collateral loans se cured by Government bonds or notes ) Com'l Piper Gov t paper la to on in tn no days 15 days days 8, Blum. Breslin j-C. W Brooks Herald 'Squire s"firs O A Brucstlc Flanders rMT Mrs J. Freed Grand ":C M, tinsel ijonsacre , T. 8, Hurlock Hra1d Square J J C JlacElvvee Herald Squire F. Marty. Marlborough T Morrill Grand Mlu F Hurra Ornnrlan XV. F Parker Herald Square t-'p Rateld Marlborough W. M. nankin Navarre H. Bowley, Hermitage R. X Saunders Gregorian H. Scott Herald Square J T. Shields Breslin H Klnger Herald Square W.jH. Soearln Grand xv. XVeln Grand J. AVoodrlnir Jr Drenn Vk. J Bower Marlborough a V, Browley Aberdeen j O, J Hudson, Union Square ,18, B Kohn. Aberdeen A H Mason Union hquare V Montgomery Herald Square 4 w. Morris. Marlborough ' C. K. Moos, Union Square -T G Newberg. New Strand ,H. I-. Silk. Aberdeen ' . E. R. Sterrett. Latham W ftv. "F. Thomas. Park Avenue P. A Wacks. Aberdeen ,; B. xvelss Grand V-C H. WHllama Breslin Trade Representatives yi .' , X Mldvale Steel M S. St I.,, new I flPib h M Mo Kan i Texas Mo Pacific . . Mo Pacific pf Natl Con & Cable X Rj s of M 2d pf ,'ev Con Copper. N Y Central N Y N H H . N Y O W Northern Pacific Ohio Cities Gas . Ontario Mining Penna R R People s Gas Chi Pere Marquette . Phlla Co Pitts XV Va Plerce-Arrow Pitts Coal Pressed Steel Car Pullman Co R Steel Spring Re Steel Spring pf 9S4 Raj Con Copper '44 Reading I14 Repub I Steel. 12 1 St L San Fran 124 Seaboard Air L Seaboard Air L pf Sinclair Oil Refg Southern Pacific So P R sug rghti Southern Railway. Southern Rw y pf Btudebaker Co Tenn Cop Chem Texas Co Tobacco Products Tol S L XV anion Pacific i0', 334 184 734 S44 82',' 27 53 214 52'f 014 c0 L")4 :i24 114 Sb4 5, oau SO ' 19 51' 204 724 S 2!i 87', 37V, ll'i 44 46 14' 2S4 764 34?, 51', 07 114', hO'i 15 j lOJi 324 43 554 1005 304 35 184 33' 1524 153 00' 43 59 554" 904 324 45 59K 554 904 100 304 30',' 33 14 33 21 35 184 334 2S 554' 21 534 21 994 974 074 294 52 54 2j't 55 204 72 3s 294 314 54 234 55 194 714 3S 29' i 54 234 53 inni2 1004 81 S3 PO 02 1)9 62 94 01 94 04 04 04 94.10 'i-, ii'. on 91 914 91', 92 46 46 8S 88 814 8iy fill bO SSV, 884 80 4 80 4 80 80 914 914 68 68 4 59 4 5013 90 4 90 4 784 784 b2 4 62 4 90 90 344 3474 82 S2 10b", 106, 79 5, 79 a 985, 9Si, 99 J, 99', 99', 80 , 99', 95 80, NEW YORK COrrEE MARKET ew Iork, Julv 11 rurther sharp advances In the coffee market caused a firm undertone In the loctl markets at the start todav md on the c ill prices vveie 4 to 10 points higher A leading tinde interest was the principal buvtr and had to bid prices up to fill his orders Business a" suspended at 11 o clock for one hour a a mark of respect to the memorj of Majoi Mltchel Prices at that hour were about the top of the mornings advance but trade had be come more quiet A well known local coffee merchant explained the recent strength in the primarv markets as being of a purelv speculative nature and said that he fullv expected a harp break in Brazil when the upward movement had run its course This authoritv also said that the dam age b frost had not been nearlv as great as reported but that doubtless some joung trees had received a set back Most of this morning " demand was believed to have corns from Brazilian Interests who are buv Ing contracts heie against sales In Brazil The spot situa tion ruled generallv quiet with good Santos 4s on the spot Jul August reptpmber Of tober Dcceml er Januarj March Ma Bid scarce Todav s lost a opening closn 8 13 8 12 S -'J 9 40S8 50 8 3(1 S 43 8 (2G 8 70 S -,7 s 1,1 s SO s 77 9 OU Good Demand for Better Grades Also Helps Give Tone to Market GRAIN nKl.T -VTr-lTIIFIl FOKFCAST Thlcsirn. .Iiilr ll.llllnnls. Ml-rnurl ami lown Fair tonight and Frlil.-n, not much change In temnernttlr. Minnesota Fair tonight and rrldayi wnrmer wept. orth Dakota Fair tonight and Frl rfrm wnrmer tonight nml In east lrldnvi cooler nnrthwrtt Friday, south IMkntn nnd Vclirnka Fair nml wnrmer tonight and Trlday, Inna Fair tonight and Friday) warmer Frltl'iv. .Montnna tnlr tonlrht nml Irldayi cooler northesft Trldnv IVvomlng ralr tonight anil Frldas. Chicago, July 11 Offerings ceased after an easier start this morning and the market advanced above jesterdaj's close Trade was light There was some complaints of lack of moisture In parts of the blt but the main bullish feature was again firm ness In the cash position, with a good demand for the better grades Tho lifting of the embargo for shipment to Mexico nlso helped the tone No ship ments w ere expected from Argentina for the week The receipts here todaj were 183 cars July opened at ao higher at $154 and advanced to $1 55 August was quoted at $1 55H to $1 55?, at the out set, against $1554 8t the end jester daj, and rose to $1564 September started at $1 56 to $1 564, against $1 664, Yesterdays last price, and up to $1 566 Oats also recovered after an easier start There was scattered selling at the outset, .but the offerings were ab sorbed by commission houses The re ceipts here today were 203 cars Shipments from Argentina for the week are estimated at 640 000 bushels ngalnst 560 000 bushels last ear Thfe market at Winnipeg was firm and this was believed to Indicate that the liqui dation there had been thorough July opened 4c lower, at 74c, and regained the loss August started at 703a to 704c, against 704c at the end jesterdaj, and advanced to 701,c Sep tember was quoted at tc to 69"c at the outset, compared with C94c vester daj s last price, and advanced to 704c Shipments of wheat from Arcentitii foi the week were estimated at 3 700 000 bushcjfi, against 4 423 000 bushels last week, and 211,000 In this week last jeai The receipts of wheat at Mlnneipolis and Duluth today were elghtj cars against tightj-nine cars last sear, it Winnipeg thirty-two cars, agalnt 3J4 carF, and at Chicago six cars compared with twelve cars Philadelphia Stocks - High 10 Bald Loc 89 124 i:ieo Stor 54 V4 433 Gen Asph 34 Vt 20 Key T Co 8 70M.k Sup C 1DA aol.eh Na no I 2 1.eh Va 89 100 Mldvale . R2 2SPenn RR 44U 10 Phlla Co 20 100 Phlla i:iec iff, 20 Ray Cons 24 V 4t Heading ui 140 Ton Bel 30V IT G I 0 2230 IT S Steel 10S i l,nwr MH 03 34 8 19W. OBaj 60 (12 41W 20 21 24 001 2)1 ! 10fs .Net 2PM chge 80 2 84 Vi 31 lnu H os1) isu y 82 "s 4iy 29 V, 24af, 21 7 01 1 2 A (11 101 1 300Llb Bonds 34s 09 20 3000 do 2d 4s 04.04 80 do 2d 4srD2 CO 3000 do 44s 00 1000 Phlla Co cons 5s 78 8000 Phlla Blec 1st 5s 93 3000 Reading gen 4s 83 BONDS High Low 2 r M Net chge 00.20 0310 02.80 OS DO 78 83 09.20 01.10 .30 92.80 08 90 .01 93 83 1 PHILADELPHIA INACTIVE STOCKS Following are quotations for Inactive stocks listed In thu Philadelphia Stock Kxchange and in which there were no transaction! todaj The price given is the last previous close . u war . 1H I.eli val Tr. 20 Alllanc Ins 19 4 Am Gas 674 Am Rw v s pf 6 S Amer Stores' 29 Amer Ftrs pf 92 Baldwin pf 100 Brill J G 27 Buff S t c 64 Buff S tc pf 48 Cam Steel 131 Catvvs 1st pf 52 Catws 2d pfV 54 l.ch Val Tr pf 26 4 Little SC11UJI 48 N J & S . No Penna Pa Salt M Penn Traffic. Phlla Co Ph Co cum pf 334 Ph West 6 Phlla Tract . 68 P R T ctf . 254 Jiwso Co Gen 33 '4 86 85 2 3, 29 V, Con Trac X J G64 Ton Belmont 2)J i:rle lit i B T lit B T pf Ins Co N A Kv Tel pf Lit Bros 15" 10 17 27 50 25 4 U S Steel nf 110 Union Tract 37 4 VV Cramp 82 4 War Ir Stl S West Coal 74 1 ork Ry pref T , Short Term Notes I Rate ner cent STOCK TRADING CONTINUES SMALL ON TPIE LOCAL 'CHANGE, WITH MOST PRICES DECLINING Lake Superior, Which Is Active Leader of Home Shares, Is an Exception and Advances Baldwin Loses More Than 2 Points Business on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange continued quiet outslda of two of tho usual home leaders and Steel common during the early part of today's session nnd early weakness on the big board was reflected here by generally loner prices. Lake Superior Corporation, which led the market for homo shares, was one of the few exceptions, that issue coming out at 19i, a fraction aboe es terday's closing quotation Further reports of new high records in production and earnings were about the only strengthening influences On the other hand General Asphalt common turned downward with thg maJoVIty of the list and declined to 34H by the end of the first hour. Storage Battery and United Gas Improvement were unchanged, Philadelphia Electric yielded fractionally, while Mldvale Steel dropped & to 62 A statement to tho effect that dividends on Baldwin Locomotive common were remote because of the conseivation of capital for uso In carrying on ths extensive war business, resulted In that issue declining 2H points to S9H on a trifling transaction Lehigh Valley also yielded, notwithstanding the fact that the statement of earnings of that road, made public today, showed an increase in nt earn ings for May, although for five months there was a decrease. Pennsjlvanta Railroad was unchanged and Reading jlelded ,. Steel was fairly active and had much to do with the general trend o the market, losing 1ft points before 11 o'clock Bonds were quiet, with Philadelphia Electric first 5s, the leaders, appear ing at D3, unchanged from jesterday. t Tho Lehigh Valley report showed operating revenue for May ot $5,449,545, an increase of $503 817 o cr May of last j ear, and net operating income ot $1,415,437, a gain of $79,0DS Tor five months the total operating revenua was $21,343,916, an increase of $1,021,184, and the net operating Income de creased $2,241,9G0 to $984,096 Am Cotton Oil Am T t T (subs) Armour &- Co Armour & Co Haltlmore t. Ohio Bethlehem fteel Urooklvn Tlap Tr Canadian Tic IU C n i Q PMa i. Hut1on r rle Railroad flonrril rlTtrlc General niertrlc Ot Vnrth R. S T Central Pennsylvania Co Pub Ser Cor N t Hem Arm U M C couthern rtw r, f "? Rubber (1 T'tnh Secur Corn 0 VV est h E I JI fl Due Sept 18 Feb Tune TunA Julv Teb Tulv Mar Julv Aux Apr ne lul Sept Sert Tune Mar Feb Mir Deo Sept Feb I3M 09H noti no n-i, os on', ni!-, na 941, OT', nrtu on?, nn, 07'4 07', in "6 mm n-, in it 24 'to 10 'IS 24 21 20 10 'in '20 '20 'l'i 21 '19 '111 in ir ion '2" 88 in now Ask on' 99, or.', o-H OSH I'OVl no noi, 941, IPT'j OT ino 100 07H i 'KIH nn, 07W ns'd loon Ravi, ni ronniG- oovern'mevt securities Am Fn-n Anslo Fr LONDON STOCK MARKET 2fH JNEV 'iOR KIN ACTIVE bTOCKS Following are quotations for Inactive i New York stocks and In which there 3S 37' ( 114 44 36 40M 11'. 44 36 40 37ii 11 41 were no transactions todav The civ en is the last previous ale price 05 66 594 "oOH Adams Kxp GS Ajax Rub 63 Allls-Chal pf 83 Am Ag C pr 03 ', Am O Sug pf 83 Am Bk Note 34 Am Bk N pf 181 Am C . F pf 100 Am Coal 52 Am Cot OU 41, sr, I An Kxpress 00 ju AmlceSpf 50 40 Am Unseed 41 'Am Linked pf 80H 6o I Am Loc pr 08 Am Shpbld Co 3n 24 'f Jl' 01', 24', 91 19'f 19H 19H 32 32 3W bVt &3i S3ii 4h 24 024 45i 19, 150 150 140 150 04 63t 02' 03if pf 11 . 122H 122S 121H 122 L fi. Mv Toh ICi 1j S. M Tob pf 102 ' Loo'c-W His 21 Lorlllard P 103 I.orlllard P pf 103 I-ouls & Nashllfi:. Jlaekav Co 04 Mackav Co pf n Man Shirt 6l Manhat niev 95 ManEi Sup Co 4S Jfa D S pf 102 -Mont Power ft; Moat Pow pf 101 Mor & E-s - 2'i 53.41 . Smelt pr 10S. w Pf r,- MI HIS pr 11 05 "n 04', 53 12 58 82 'a 0". 02 19', 3J S3, 454 45 454 Boston New Tork PhlladelpMa Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago . St Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dalian San Francls-o 15 days 4 4 4 " 4Vi 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 " 4S 4i 4J 4H 4 4; 03 4V3 4S ": 4'? IT 4W H 4" 4tJ ;! 4U 4H Union Pacific pf United Cig Stores United Fruit S Ind Alct. U S Rubber roH 99'f 124 124'. 594 90 984 99 " ;.. MacIc Diamond Cloak and Suit Companv . Taffe. manufacturer ot cloaks and suits I urana ,Crs.vl8 ft Hons J uravis manutac- or cioskb ana suns, an iesi ,niri- street. Jiotel vvsuick ,bel Brothers E Bohn trunks and Boons; u. ccoit men s rurmsn Is. Miss A Ouasenhelm umbrellas. way and Thirty-second street in uoniDRW t r.innom ureases. snt. 4T0 Fuurth avenue room POJ rensiein iiroiners a .icniensiein. s lsees, embroidery handkerchiefs, Breslin wll Polln AV J Maxwell manu er of waists dressea Hreslin Newman, furniture. Hotel Albert iser uioaK se duii v-ompany j uoia manufacturer of cloaks and suits Union Square. wrt's I Blauner capes and sletve- coats, 13 cast Twenty. sum street ,1814 awbrldie. Clothier Miss A. V Jlul. misses" suits. Miss E. A lluck, repre- Miss A, u uonneit, suns ana : 230 jriitn avenue. Wanamaker Miss M, Mcllahon cloaks, suits, skirts costumes and suits ana cosir, uroaaway ana it. . Baum. D Costa. Company t,, manufacturers cloaka and suits .Thirty-second street. Hotel An- sro,nsrs (x. w i-orrsin. jail l. BANK CLEARINGS Bank clearings todat comnared with rnp. responding dav last two eara l'il 1H1T mm Phllada JB4 404 110 457 017 "I3S J40 K.S 381 Boston OB 216 441 59 470 729 Jl) 03H h9S N lorr- 583 JOS 179 1S4 5S ',34 32". 217 1J0 Bank of England Statement London. July 11 The weekly state ment of the Bank of Hngland follow b Total reserve 29 325,000 Increase 445 - 000. circulation 55,092,000, Increase 190 000, bullion 65,968,000, Increase 635 000. other securities 109,922 000 decrease 3,014,000, other deposits 140.419.000, decrease 11,648.000 pub lic deposits 38,343 000, Increase 1C4. 000, povernment securities 57 738,000 decrease 88,859 000 The proportion of the bank's reserve to l'abllltles Is now 16 40 per cent, against 15 20 per cent last week and compares with a decline from 19 40 to 19 per cent In this week last ear Clearings through London banks for week were 446,100,000, against 419.650,000 last week. IT S Rubber 1st of 1055,' . . llWi 11)0 V S Steel pf .. .111 594 504 S94 Utah Copper Va-Caro Chem . Va Ir Coal S. Coke Wabash Wabash pf A ... Wabash pf B Western Mars land Westinghse n &. M Western Pacific pf Worth P & Mac Wheeling & Li E . Wilson &. Co Willi s-Overland Wisconsin Central GOVERNMENT BONPS 2s, rexistered 1030 2s coupon 1030 8 rectstered 1018 Is coudoh 1916 4s, redstered 1921 . 4s coupon 1021 Is rectstered 1040 Is coupon, 1941 Panama 2s rexistered 1936 do 2s, registered 19AR do a registered 1961 do 3s coupon --v , Bid OH 63 'in 4 ftllV, 106 llli. 81 83 (If, tin M 83 S2 494 714 104 4:4 25' 15 , 124 61 . 0 04 614 195. 364 105 1044 105 110'J 1104 1104 814 80', 814 494 494 494 'lOH ' 104 ' 10h 42 41H 42 424 ' 424 424 554 554 ' 554 024 f2 02 194 194 194 Financial Briefs The New York Subtreasury gained $362,000 from the banks vesterday. making a cash net gain since Friday of $2,264,000 Am !-m pf B Am snull ni T pf new Am Tt-1 & r Am Wool pf Am 'A &. I- pf Aso P Gds , smj Oil Atchison pf UI Blr i. Atl All C Line 1 Atl O S. XV I 104 H Atl OK.W I pt 0 4 Hatopllas Mln 1 , Bald Loco pf 100 Bart Co pf 102 Beth Steel 84 X Bkn Un Gas 105 Brown Shoe Brown S pf Burns Bros Butterlck Co ral Pack Co Cal Petrol pf Cert Prod Cent Fdv Cent Fdrv pf Jent Leather Cen Leath pf 104 '3 Certeed 1st pf 87 Chandler Mot Chi . "Alton Chi & Ot West Chile Conner C . Ct W pf CCC&St L pf C C S pf Cluett Peah'v Col X. Arizona Col &. So CoRSt 1st pf Com Tab Rec Cont Ins Co Con Gas Corn Prod nr Crucible St pf 91 Cuba Am Su 155 De . Hud 107 4 Deere . Co pf 92 Det IMI'on 125 DSS&Atpf 6 Den S. R Onde 4 4 Den S. R G pf 7 Fisher Bod 39 Elec Stor Bat 56 F M & Sm pf 34 Gen Chem 180 Hen Cigar Co 46 Gen Cigar pf 994 f!en Motors nf 82 Mt Clk &. Si 11 Nat En . Stp 524 Nat Enam . Stpd pf 0 6 Nat Leid 59 4 NPt Lead pf 1O0K, Nat Acme 304 N'OTt Me 18 N Y Air Bk 135 V Y (' t St L 16 N r Dark CI N Y Dock pf 46 Norfolk &. So 214 Norf . West 104 Norf A: XV pf 76 North Amer 42 4 Nova Sco Stl 57' Ohio Gas rets 63 Ohio Fuel Sup 44 )wens Bot 6 Pacific Mall 284 Pan Am Pet pref 90 4 reor'a . East 6 Pr Steel C nf 94 4 P C C & StL 52 4 Plerce-Ar pf 97 Pitts Coal nf 81 Pitts S. XV pf 79 Pond Ck C Co 19 4 Pub Ser Corp 100 Readg 1st pf 99 4 Reading 2d pf 39 i T , nf H914 pa, lieu x n ' "- 5014 ttoy-M Dutch 10b 559 - Savage Arms .3 OJ cvnn tntnrs Saa v, w- -- - , , 65 97 121 74 414 60 34 36 464 TOi; 04 8 164 244 65 Amount of Business Limited, But Tone Rentaim Cheerful London, July 11 With a limited amount of business on the s-tock ex change today, tl e tone remained cneer ful The foreign section showed a better tendencv under the lead of the French War Loan and Russ'an Issues while fair purchases of British war loans and co lonial bonds were recorded The miscellaneous was the most ac tive section and provision. Iron, "teel, shipping and oil shares were prominent at hardeniic values Monev was In good suppl and dis count ratea were easv London Atchison Canadian Pacific Crea t Ohio St Paul Lrle do 1st pref Illinois Central 1 ouls . NaFh ( enlral Pacific Tcnnsv Ivanla Headlns Southern Pacific Union Pacific IT b Steel 12 10 111 CO ill l'i 14 lni 12J 71 4il Hi, . ss 12s 111 N Y. equh S74 i;nij 474 llll'i 111.4 71I 41H 01 , H', 1225, 11)14 cur - h -V rcentlne (iat R Canadian jvt " Clu of Pari R rtepub of France 14 RusFlan Govt OS Ruas an Govt V$ Gov t of Sw Itzer 1 Cn K of G n 1 T'n K of G B 114 Un K of G B 54 Autr Oct M' Auff Oct Apr Tune Dec Mar Sert No Nov 074 II2H B7'i 0I1'4 124 01 47 41 20 intit IS IB', 10 I7a 21 04, Ccnvortlble Into lone term bonds 07V, 02H p- nns, S3 IR'i 48 40 102 no', ii 05 PHILADELPHIA MARKETS GRAIN AND FLOUR WHEAT Receipts. 2000 bushes Offer ings were light and the market ruled firm lollowlns are tho quotations- Car lots In export elevator (Government standard In spection) standard prls .No 1 northern spring jl-3a ro 1, hard winter 12 IB in 1, uurum j.-an .o 1 nara wi $2 19 red winter, No 1, J2 10 No white o j 12 37, A'cit; York Curb IMIUSTIIULS Illd 12'b DIVIDENDS DECLARED l nlted States Glass Comranv usual quarterb of $1 a 5hare paablo July 23 to holders of record Julv -IP Securities Corporation General regular quarterlv of 14 1 er cent on preferred paj able Julv IN to stock of record Jul 11 l"ennshanla 1 tghtlng Companj regular quarterh of 1', per cent on preferred pai able Juh 15 to stock of record Jub 11 American Sumatra Tobacco Companv quarterb of 24 irr cent on common pa able August 1 to stock of record Jub 2" Philadelphia Warehouse. Companv reg ular semiannual of 1 per cent pable August 1 to stock of r cord Julv J7 Electric Bond &. Sharo Co usual quar terb of m per cent on preferr. d and J per cent on cpinmon The common lj pajable Jub 11 to Btock of record Jub 12 and ttha pnferred will be paid un Aueust 1 to stout of record Jub 17 1 "t Tidenl suar Refining Companv, reeular "lnc nuurterb of l'-a per cent pref fried paable rfuusi 1 in siock 01 reror I juiv 'J(l Pansor Hallway and Electric Companj a dlviu-ntl on ? if 1 pir cent on common. 5aable Ausust 1 to stockholders of record ub 20 Colonial Trust Companl a dividend of 4 per cent (52) per share paable Ausust 1 to stockholders of record July 20 done "till Compan regular monthly of IH per cent, pajable August 10 Books close July JO Aetna Explosives Am Brit Mfg. . 1 Am Marconi . 114 Am Writing Paper 2 Air Reduction . 70 Canadian Car Co . 28 Con Car . Fdy pref 70 Charcoal Iron . 1 8 Chevrolet Mtors 111 Cramp . . 80 Curtlss Aeroplane . 40V4 Carw en Tool ." 7 Carbon Steel 112 Emerson Phonograph 1 I Hemiee Jlfg , 10 I Lake Torpedoboat 4'4 Lehigh Coal Sales 80 I Lima Loco 41 Maxim Munition Marlln Arms 70 I N Y Shipbuilding 30 Nor Amer Pap Fulp 2, I OtlB Elevator 47 Peerless Motor . 14 I Poole Ens . 50 Scrlpps-Booth 11 , Standard Motors 12 Steel Allojs . 1 Submarine .. 10 St Joseph Lead lli I Todd Shipbuilding 89 ' Triangle Film "Ki United Profit Sharing "(, I U S Steamship 0 United Mptors 12 United Sugar 30 ! Worlds riim Wright-Martin Air . 10 concent . i STAxnvnn oil Illinois ls Ohio . . 320 Prairie Pipe . 218 S O Cal . . . 220 SON J .830 SONY. . . 273 Test close Ask (sale) 13 r 334 2Vi 71 11 80 8 115 81 41 8 111 2 20 4 81 48 Vi 80 4 8H fi2 IR 70 17 12 4 n 1014 11 93 Vi Vi aH 12, 11 Vi 10 108 121 201 231 531 277 13 '3 V, 134 40-5, 112 2 1 ioy, O'-S, ii loat 27 Cattle Sell at High Record Chlcano, July 11 Fifty-one head of 163J pound Jpwa-fed cattle, sold to Ar mour & Co at $18 10, established a new high record at Chicago Last July the best sold at J14 15, with UI 30 the top two jears ago In July, 1911, the best went at 17.35 First Car of Re Reaches Market Dilraro, July 11. The first car of the 1918 rye crop was received here Tues day from Illinois, which graded No, 2, The National City Bank, of New ork. Is pa Ing the semiannual Interest on the $50,000,000 of three-vear 6V, per cent bonds of the Imperial Russian Govern- . ....!-. n ci cor nnn Tho funds were placed in the bank by the Goodr ch B F 45 , Russian ambassador In Washington fj,pr ?L There has been admitted to the list of the New York Stock Exchange addi tional Detroit Edison Company $1,563 . 000 first and refunding mortgage bonds, series A. due July 1 1941 The Philadelphia members of the com mittee of seventy appointed by S Davles Warfield, president of the National Asso ciation of Owners of Railroad Securities, include A A Jackson, vice president Girard Trust Company , President John son Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com- nany:J K McAllister pre-siuem r rttnit lln National Bank, and C Stuart Patter son, president Western Savings Fund Society The adjourned annual meeting of stockholders of the Chicago, Burlington and Qulncy Railroad Company, sched uled for today, has been again post poned until August 8 RAILROAD EARNINGS MINNEAPOLIS A ST LOUIS May tross .. Total Incoms T'eereas), -ICeAcltisf 1821, r.-M t3.60l 184.701 181,018 10'J 74 36 96 554 78 Greene O Cop 44', Gulf States Stl 84 4 Gulf & 5 I UK la Homstke Mln 70 Hav Elec 101 Hartman to )i"i Inter Agrlc Int Con Corp Int Con Cp pf In Har Co pf Tnl1 Jalt int Pap pr sta 63 owa Cent 28 Int Nick pf 89 J, Jewel Tea 38 u Jewel Tea pf 93, K C F S4SI pf 59 K C.So pf 50 Kelly SPBdpf 80 KngCEL ,i P 90 Kress S II 55 Lake E& W tt Leh Valley 59 Lee Rub & T 19 pit J RPnf ' StLtSWpf 21 ' shatt Ariz 167a 504 ''"...ii.kk 136 ,n4, Sears-Roe pf 116 '. s Sloss-Sheff 63', S Por Rle Su 160 S P R S pf 107 Std Mill Pf 80 Studebaker pf 90 Stutz Motor 40 ', Sup Steel 4314 S Stl 1st pf 95 Tex Co rets 19'i Texas Pac 16 Tob Prod pf 93 Tol &. S W cts 5s Tide Wtr Oil 186 Transue Wms 39?, TvvlnCvRT 41 Under Type 105 Unit Alloy Stl 40 Un Bag &. P 75 Un Drug 2dpf 77 U Un Rwy Inv 94 Un R Inv pf 17 u, Un Pap Bd . 15 I'SCI Pipe 15 , U S R 1st pf 100's USCIrPpf 44 U S Ind Al pf 94'; V S RIO Imp 15 1 U Jllty Imp 1st pref 50 U S S t It Pf 44 'i Utah Sec Corp 13 Va Car Ch pf 107 Vulcan Detln 714 West Md 2d pf 32 West Pac 22H West Union 88 White Motors 42 Willys Over pf 82 Wth'n P & M 57 Ja Worth P i M pref B 69 Worth C S. M LIVESTOCK QlfoTATIONC Chicago. Jui 11 HOGS Estimated re; celpta todav. 30 000 ht-ad left oer 1747 head Asking unevenly higher Some, sales 1010'llc higher Buvers slow to take hold CATTLK Estimated receipts todaj. 13 000 SHEEP Estimated receipts today. 13.000 head Kansas Cltv. Jub 11 C4.TTLE Re ceipts inOO head Stead HOOS Receipts fluOO head Steadv feHLEP Receipts joou head htrone Pontli Omaha July 11 HOGS Receipts 11 500 head Market 10c hleher Ranee. Jlrt nuKlit BO CATTI E Receipts 4000 he"d SHEEP Receipts 17.000 head Cars, 373 Fast Buffalo, . l., Jub 11 CATTLE Receipts 1511 head Steadv Calves re ceipts J00 head Steadv, 1718 50 HOOS Receipts 1500 head Rtronsr lIeM JIRB'18 21 mixed. 118 10018 dl vorkers 418 R0S18 65, lleht sorkers and pigs 31KN1S7., roughs, l."i 7501U, stai !10612 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts light Steady and unchanged rititstmrch. Pa., Jub 11 HOG: Re. celpts JOno head I.o)ver heavies, $17 10ft) 17 do, heavv sorkers and lUht orkers J18 10W1R40. pigs 118 10018 45 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 500 head Strong Top sheep $13 25, top lambs 110 CALVFs Receipts 250 head Active Top 118 50 LOCAL MINING STOCKS TONOPAH STOCKS Rid fll 20 ... .01 . . 01 .. . . 10 ixnErE.NPEM on, SToens Barnett Oil & Gas i" ""ft Cosden &. Co " Elk Basin U lederal Oil SJ4 2J4 Inter Petrol 14V, Vz Houston Oil "0 71 Merritt Oil , 2 4 '4 26 Midwest Refining .114 116 Met Petrol . 1 J Ohio Fuel . . 12 Ohlahomn Ref 7b Vt Sapulpa Ref - i scouojah .0s i Sinclair lg 19i MIMXO 18 STOCKS a o 68 23 8, 28 Jim Butler MacNamara Midway Mlipah Ext Montana North &tar Rescue Eula West End 07 na .1 02 GOLDFIELD STOCKS pref A 88 BAR SILVER Toda London (incfl) 43 i Tester- l.ast day Ttiurs, 1018 High Low oiiS M H 4S', 42Vs Atlanta 01 Ulue Bull . . Ot Booth . 02 Dlamondfleld B B ni Daisy . 01 Kewanas "J Oro . 01 Sandstorm Kendall . .01 Silver .Pick . 03 Ask 6"! 07 OK 12 n 10 107 Atlanta . Big Ledge Butte New xork Con Ariz C r S & Jerome rirst National . . ' Goldfield Merger Goldfield Cons Goldfield Florence Goldfield Kevvanas Green Monster . Hecla Mining . .. Howe bound . Independence Lead Jerome Verde . . Jim Butler - Jumbo Extension McKlnley-Darragh Magma Copper Trtfli.r TodQ . . Mines Co of America 36 Nevada hum Nevada iWonder . Nlpissing Ohio Conner Ray Hercules San Toy , . . Tonopah Extension United Verde .... White Caps . . . Yerington . 1 r, 14 lVf. 10 Vi 4 4Vs 3 V, 64 8 40 .12 1 4 Shi 4 10 14 19 SI 5 Bethlehem Bs . Cosden Oil 6s Cosden & Co 6s . . Ciirtahv EtT .. . Russian Gov't 5J4s Russian Gov't 6Hs Southern itaiiway Sinclair OU 6s nons 09 !i I Todd Shipbuilding 6s 01 77 77 04 45 48V4 6s 98 75 06 6 1M. 1 u 1A ,h 2V4 3 Vt 13 .1 4Vs 4 3 t ft 67 10 43 II 37 1 II 1 8b 4y4 12 V. 40 36 a oo y, 81 81 07 47 40H osyi 79 09 3 He Mi 1ft !V4t 22c 10c 3c 4ft 3c 37c II 4(, OWo Ml 37e 09 43 48 Jli No J SJ 32. soft No 1 tott Vo J 12 11. soft. No 1 52 SO CORN Receipts, lcjji bushels bupplles were small and prices were Ic higher Quotations Car loti for local trade No J, vellow. Jl 9U1 07, No 3 jellovv 1103 1 00 Onts Receipts 41,44s busl-ls Demand was fair and prices ruled firm under light oflerlngs Quotations no 2. white ha 84c, Standard white, MW WSOc, No & vvnue SsrssVjc No 4 vhlte si iliVrr TLOUR Receipts, no Parrels and 761 014 lbs in sacks Tho market was vers lirm ' and buineis was restricted b light offer ings The following are the quotations To arrive per lBi, lbs packed In 08 lb sacks Winter wheat new, 100 per cent flour, 111 2511 in Kansas wheat new 100 pei cent flour 111 "i0811 71 nrlnc wheat old 100 rer cnt flour 111 50S11 75 RE FLOUR Ruled steadv VVc nnotf I ui fiuvii per ddi in sacKs as to iiuamj PROVISIONS The market ruled Arm wti'i a fair Job binc demand and some, kinds were hlsher Tie quotation were as follows t Itv beef, in sets smoked and air dried 41c western beef In sets smoked 41c clt beef knuckles and tenders smoked nnd air dried 4tic western beef knuckles nnd tenders smoked 4Cc beef hams $45 pork family fl-'Sl! hams b P cured loo .04 3H4c do Bklnned loose JHIJlOe do do smoked 11 G. 12c, other hams smoked cltv cured, as to brand and av erase i0'a tfT12ac hams smoked, western cured, W, ?aj4c do, boiled boneless 45c picnic s uMers S P cured loose 21J4C do smoked 244 c bellies In pickle accordlns to avcrase loose 12c breakfast bacon as to bran 1 and aver age cltv cured 41c breakfaBt hi n west ern cured 41c lard western refin.il -u'ac, lard, pure cltv, kettle rendered, 26lac REFINED SUGARS Demand was fair and the market ruled Trm under light offering" We ciuoto on a basis of 7 50c for fine granulated DAIRY PRODUCTS LUTTER Demand was good and sup plies were kept well cleaned up at firm orlces VV o nuote boltd packed creamer extra 41c huh scoring poods 4fl(g4sc ex. tra flrsts 44V- c iirsti 43ff44c seconds 41(J4J'ic fancv brands of prints lobbing at 11 Bole, choice at 50. fair to Rood at 40o 40c LGGS The market further advanced 10o per case with supplier well sold up Quo tt tlons fre cases nearby lirsts $14 20 pei standard case, current receipts $12 00 per case western extra flrsts. $14 20 per case flrsts $12 000 12 U0 per ca6e fancy telected etes were Jobbing at 5U(i.j2c ptr dozi-n CHEESE rine goods were scarce nnd a shade higher with demand fair Quotations sam VnrL whole mill, fancv fresh 254 c specials higher. New Iork whole milk fair to good fresh 244 0 -'1c Wisconsin while milk fanc 214 r Wlscon'ln whole milk fair to good 244 25c POULTRY LIVE Fowls were well cleaned up and Arm whllo spring chickens were plentiful nnd weak Quotatlors Iowi ii' lie snrlnz chickens not Leghorns Weighing 14, IQJlbs apiece 4244c. weighing 1 14 lbs 'apiece 363sc White Letborns according i to size llSJItic roosters 2427c duck Pekln 2830c do Indian Runner 2627c 'guineas per pair $1 331 41, pigeons old per pair 4U13 40C, uo ouns, (Jtr van -. 10c . . DRESSED row Is were In good demand anl 4 e higher Other descriptions firm and urchanged The following were the quo tations Tresh killed fowls In bbls '", drs picked farcy selected 364c weighing 4 lbs and over apiece .40c smaller sizes 11(lf33c old roosters dr picked -7c sprlrb ducks. Long Island 31.1rtc squabs per dozen white, weighing 11 12 lbs per dozen $8R21. do weighing 0&10 lbs per dozen $77 10. do welshing 7 lbs per doen IKffiB 10 do, weighing 8 lbs per dozen $4 1001 do weighing fl04 lb per dozen $34. dark, $1 S0J 50, small and No 2 $102 50 FRESH FRUITS Choice stocVs sold fairly and values gen erally were well sustained under moderate offerings Quotations Apples new, per hamper 10BJ2 so Peaches Georgia per n basket carrier-Belle of GeorgU JT2 VI Hllev Itelle $202 21 Liberia $2 2.102 0. T1..-U-- nur-l i net lmh linnmer S2GZM MU1" "u""". ' 'i.To" -..--- V.u Lemons per oox . tw "nB' ."-".'." fornla per box $1 oui7 on urapeiruu per box $401 rineapples Torto Rico per crate $201 do Florida per crate $10s do Cuban per craie - urf .."-""r;"r.B California per box $1 el 23 ?..? ?J5 per lb basket 75cffl$l Aprlroti Call f"nla per crate $203 10 Cantaloup, s California rer .standard crate U 10 01 2 . do do per pom imir - "v - V "" per flat crate 1 2101 75 do Georgia per standard crate $1 7102 25. do do ponv crate $1 2111 m o pinK mei per flat crate iiwmp n niciineiuii, p"u"--Pr 100, $30000. do do, per car load $22 0100 Government Local Market Reports Jersey, per plnt( bunctai primes, TMs dally report I? sent out by tho Bureau of Markets of the United States Department of Agriculture, Philadel phia bran'ch, with headquarters at 300 SIS Insurance Exchange Building. (Wholesale prices on large lots to Jobbers based on sales at the various lailroad depots) FRUITS APPLES Man land buhel hampers (14 to 15 qr pecks) $1 rO0J 50, poorer. 10e $1 23 New Jersej. per H-bush basket, 73cB$l 40 HLACKDERRIES New Jersey, per quart, 16010c CANTAI OUPFS California per standards crate 141 cantaloupes) $104 25 ponies (43 anl 54 cantaloupes) $253 3 25. flats (12 and 11 cantaloupes). $1200171 Georgia per tandard crate (41 cantaloupes) $1 ,1702 ponies (41 and 54 cantaloupes) $101 50 CHERRILS 'New Iork. per 6 lb basket, sweet nnd sour, 73000c CURRANTt. "New Jersey and New York:, per quart 17019c y PEACHES Georgia per 6 basket crate, liclles of Ueorgla and Elbertas. $202 651 bushels $2 251? J 35 ItASPULUHlEb New l u a l 'c W A rERMEI ONS riorlda and Georgia, per carload $1500140, 40073c each VFGETABLES ASPARAGUS Nearby green j Colossal J10.'8c fancv. 14018 Ilia 14.' culls 008c HEANS. New Jersej, per H-bush. basket, green wax, 25010c UEETS Nearbv. per bunch 405e lAHUVGt, New Jersey, per H -bush-basket 4101,0c. Pennsylvania, per bbl, 1 7302 13 ' CORN New Jersej, per 'J, -bush, basket, O3c0$l. ' LAltltOTS N'earbv. ier bunch. 1V4 01c, LL'Lt'MHLRb Maryland, per bush ham! per SI 01 21 Norfolk pr bbl, $202 73, New Jerse per 'A -bush basket 75c0$l 1 COPLAND Florida per crate. $10 2 Jl New Jersej. per -bush hampers, $1 7302 LhTTUCE New York and New Jersey, per crate (2 dozen heads) b3c0$l 21 MUMlROOMb Nearbv, per lb (. to i lb baskets). J.J043C ONIONS Texaa per bush crate, jellows, $1 1002 New Je'sjy per H-bush basket, ellows $10110. bush hampers, white, $2 J11 PEAS New Terse per a -bush basket, 51 2101 03 New Iork. per basket (21 quarts) $2 PEPPLHS Florida per crate, 71c0$l, New Jersev per B -bush basket 4U0OOC POTATOES Per bbl (approximately 16! lbs ) North Carolina No 1 44 04 j0 culls, $1 3O0J 21, Eastern Shore. No 1 $4 210 5 25 No 2 machine graded $1 culls $13002 71 Norfolk No 1. $404 50 New lersej. per H-bush basket No 1 S.lc'tfjt No - 4U(nouc HVDI8HES Nearbj. per bunch RHUUAHH Nearby per bunch SCALLIONS Nearbj, per 100 $1 23'l Ml SQUASH New Jersej, per Dak -II u ine TOAIATOKS New Jere per uasKei, iocwi o, cutis -tu'iioc AUCTION" SALES YESTED4.Y ORANGES California, per box (126 tl 17(1 In box). $107 JO. do (2t)0 to 2SS In boxl $1 1007 11 LEMONS California per box (270 o 4t! in box) $1 5003 .11 UltAI'EmuiT Horlda per bot (54 t SO In box) $2 75 01 80 'Indicates no sales todav. !testerdavi prices requoted VEGETABLES Potatoes were more plentiful and again weaker Other vegetables were In moderate request at revised figures Quotations W hlte potatoes Norfolk and Eastern Shore per gbl No 1 $4 2101 No' 2 $J 210.1. white notatoes. South Carolina and North Carolina Srbbl No 1. $104 10 No 2 $11002 71 white potatoes Jersev, per H bushel basket No 1, B0c$l. No 2. nonic. sweet potatoes Jerses per hamper No 1 $2 50 08 No 2 $1210171 eggplant Horlda , w $102 50. do Norfolk per 00 quart crate $304 cucumbers South Carolina per basket roc0$l. do Maryland per uasKei 7.1c $121 do, Norfolk per bbl $201 perpers Florida, per crate 71c$l 21 onlois Texas per crate $1 5002 do jer ney per ?Dune. iMtmn n-1 " ' 201c, 202Uc bunches, "i -bmh. 5i -buso. rKOI'OSALS 1'KOPOSALS rST IKON WORK DEPARTVILNT OF CIT. TRANSIT tn of rinnnFi.riiiA 754 Bourse llulldlng Philadelphia, July fi 1918 Proposals for furnishing and dellerlni about SIxtv-nve (61) tons of cast iron brack, ets for tho Frankford Elevated Rallwav, Contract Nn 14n will be received until 11 n'elorlc noon, Tlleddl, Julv 10, 1018, In stead of 12 o'clock noon. Tuesday. Julv 0, 1018. as previously announced, at Room 754, Jlourse Building, where plans specification! and blank forms may be obtained Didders must be skilled and regularly en gaeed In the class of work bid for The contractor will be required to complj with the act of Assembly of July 18, 1017, relative to Workmen s Compensation !nsur ance and must furnish proof to the Depart ment that he has accepted the provisions ol said act and either Insured his llablllts thereunder or secured exemption therefrom. Each bid must be accompanied by a ceri tlflcate from the City Solicitor that a pro, npsal bond In the sum nf Five Hundrel Dollars ($100) has been filed in accordance with the provisions of an ordinance ap proved Maj 21 1R00 The Director reserves the right to reject any or all bids, as he may deem best for thi Interest of the City of Philadelphia W Jl S TWINING Director. iminKMW .i..A.. whit, wr nusnei namner iii-i do California, per ion lb bag $2 in1 2V So KentuckJ ' per 100 lb bag. $3230330 mushrooms per lb 13040c THE COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY Market and Thirteenth his. riiiindelnliia, Ju to, 1018 The Hoard of Directors has this day da clartd a dividend of 4 per cent ($2 pe share) payable August 1. 1918, to stock! holders of recordi at the close of bustnesi July 20, 1913 FRANK C EVES. Treasurer a MISCELLANEOUS Arizona United , IT Nevada Wonder 71 Tecopa Minting 17 Extra by Standard Oil of California San Francisco, July 11 The Standard Oil Company ot California has declared an extra dividend of $2 50 a share in 4i per cent Liberty Bond3 with the September 15 coupons attached, to irthr with the recular Quarterly divi dend of $2 50 a share in cash, both pay able September 16 to stock of recard at the close or Dusiness in coin nan f ran, cim-n and New York on Aueust IE Amounts, of less than $50 and amounts Erie Bond Issue Approved Trentcfti. N". J.. July U Th Public Utilities Commission has granied to the rrie Railroad Company a plan vv hereby the company can issue & uw wuV uuhuc, in ..mrdinra with series E1 of the mort. cage plan entered into on December 1, ioie Th bonds are for 6 per cent The board requires the company to make a complete nsuiiciii ou.-o ..ui cember 31 of all sales under this ordei NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS New iork, July 11 BUTTER Receipts, in Ian ih Market steady. Unchanged Trr,u Hu.nii 91.SS4 cases MArket flrm" Fxtras. 4lci extra .flrsts. 44045c, niRKCTORY OF ACC OUXTANT3 Certified l'uhllc Accountants UA.WRENCE E BROWN CO. 1S15 REAt, ESTATE TRUST BLDO IN-VrsriGATE & ADJUST PARTNERSHTI CORPORATION DISPUTED ACCOUNT! Ei.ECUTOK CIIARTEUED 1801 TRUSTEE FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY Capital $5,000,000 Surplus $16,000,000 Main Office: 325-331 Chestnut St. 43-53 S. Fourth St. ADMINISTRATOR (13) Broad Street Office. N. E. :or, of , Broad and Chestnut Sts: OUABDIAK 'A J i Cf 1 5J TO 3 ?1 fotJ r drssu and children's weigneu puuus ana. Bum Bl l 12, jmL ' Ut 'tat year, me &stcac craved. Jul 16, flrsts 42V4SC, seconas, oqwsig, orown i. 40c;.aUxed. S8 lie f la excew oi ,u ivw co lwq in casa, .-A)UMtV A v 1. - - - '
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