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VS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS
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S ARE THE ORDER EARLY
PN NEW YORK STOCK TRADING
AND FIRM TONE CONTINUES
I Ncio York Stocks
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lJV
ranees Follow Irregular Recessions, With Wall Street
V" Deriving Further Confidence From Char
acter of War News
New York. July 16.
'icfgThe stock market opened today with a continuance and extension of
Mm covering, movement that wan In nrnrrsu nl tho rlnsp v elsterdav
-p'e'1.4- a ev frnnllnnti tA n h1mI I.. .I... llnnl .,. mlnntna Mil tl.A
turn - " . .... tiutll ..a... una lu u (J-llll. 111 lllC IJISI 1CH llllllima au ....
1 1 Mil I 1 11 hhIhwoaiI !.. t .... . HH Jaj , , h a
'' ncio cmaicu iu.ii in euiiie lases. -uapi.viiiii.i-. .alchuv-j iu mc
Railway list, tvlth special reflection in Union Pacific and St Paul common
ft'tMi preferred
aTho rise was modified at first by a limited olume of dealings and
Aion afterward Irregular recessions took place, which In some cases,
brought stocks back to within a Email fraction of . estcrdaj's finals, as
forjfnstance In Mexican Petroleum, Baldwin and Bethlehem Steel "B "
iV,i The market retained a firm tone, however, and the bearish profes-
'plonals tested for weak spots, cautiously The earl, extreme lmprove
iJr.enta,extended to 3 joints In American Sumatra, which as usual, bee. me
...Very erratic, and to General Motors, United States Steel Midv ale Steel,
, Reading-, Ohio Cities Gas, Union Pacific and St Paul
tC After the recessions on offerings for both accounts there was re
newed strength In a number of stocks. Including some that had been lag--jarcls
at the outset.
The Street derived further encouragement and confidence from the
..Character of the war news reoeived, and In a general wa the action of
i$th$ market betokened relief from the restraints that had held it, and the
- riervouaness of -he financial communlt. previous to the renewed Gei-
wan offensive ,
n 'United States Steel, after a neillglble fraction recession, rose to the
highest of the morning and there was a good response b American Steel
' Foundry, Cigar Stores, Railwav Steel Springs and United States Rubber
Exceptions were found In one or two issues, General Motors losing its
two-point gain. Coin Products was less prominent in the adance than
on Monday. '
Adv Rumely pf
Alaoka Gold Mine.
Alaska Juneau ...
Allls-Chal Mfg .
Allls-Chal Mgr pf
Am Beet Sugar. . .
Am Can
Am Car 5. Fdy
Am International.
Am Cotton Oil
Am Ice
Am Hide & Lthr
AmHtLpf ...
Am Linseed .
Am I,lneed pf . .
Am Locomotive
Am Smlt & Ret
Am Smt & lit pf
Am Ktl foundries
Am Sugar lief
Last
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41
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33 33 33
471.
84
47
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'Buying Power Is Lacking.
Sentiment Leans to Bear
Side Oats Mixed
1GJ. 10H 161.
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6V.
77
105
Oh1.
Ill
41'n
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105
6Mi
111
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105
111
Am Sum -tra Tob 126H 129'j 12Gl5 127
Am Tel & Tel "0'4
Am Tobacco . ICO
Am Woolen 5s
Am Wrtg Pip pf
Am Zinc I- & S...
Anacondi Cop
Atch Top & S r
Atl Gulf W 1
Atl Gulf & XV 1 Pf 01
Halduin Loco ... O'i
Bait & Ohio . . fil'i
Beth St Class B
Both Stl 8 po pf
Bkln Rap Tran
Booth risherJcs
Brwk T & R Sec
Butte Copper
Butte & Supr
Cillfornla Pet
California Pet pf
OG'f 00'. 06' i
M'i
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071 1
102
105
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125
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Camdinn Pacific .1104 14'
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147
Gli
147
Central Toundn
Central Leather
terro de Paco .
Clnndler Motor
Chi Mil & St Paul
Chi M St P pf
35
07
3)'.
k2't
405,
744
07'j G7'5 075.
S3
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laCOTTON OPENS STEADY;
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B .! Ill 111 11A1LI III II11I 11JJLJ -
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KVerpooi -JU1XS juiy auu jjujd
December September Off
2? 22 Points on One Sale
I-
bpTTON BELT ME.VTIIEE CONDITIONS
tiSew York. Julj 16. Temperature
Dour Mormui in ire toiioii wii mw
Financial Briefs
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HWrninv Willi ine wrainer ucncrnu viv-r.
Whe followinc emieratareH were re-
S?ncon. NinhTllle. Thommllle. ha-
Jsnuh and U lloilncton, bill Atlanta anil
eluonvlllp. 7(1 1 Tnrapa, ( harlestnn, Au
5 lata and Monteomerj . Z: san Antonio,
klahoma C lt I ort 8mllh and Little
Back. 7-1 New Orleajin, Memphis. lck
biinc. Shreienort and ran'" thrltl. 6i
rtnaoeola, SO) dalieston. 83.
There was .01 Inch of precipitation at
SHrereport.
, New York, July 16
ere was a comparative! v steady
,at the opening, with one sale of
t.mber at a decline of 22 points,
ie other options were 7 points higher
TfpoIntB lower Business was light.
Liverpool sold a measurable amount of
pand purchased December. Spot
wero buyers ana room traaers
''eornmfsslon firms sold There was a
erate demand for all lwsitions from
iwn Interests.
Trade buying checked the early de-
' and rallies of several points roi-;
on covering i
e weather map was probably a dls-
intment to some of esterday s sell- i
"on'the talk of rain In the Southwest,
'11.a . ..Ir.il iv. K . 1 1 tinintH '
Lfl KC3 ttl AC ownt -V . I'""".'
higher on the more active months
tness remained quiet, howetr and
market showed renewed irregu1 t J,
prices sensitive to comparat Vly
11 orders.
,f here was a report around the ring
it the Brttisn iioemment nau pur
sed 30,000 bales of strict middling
m for October-Xo ember shipment
'800 points on October
ical spot brokers reported a con
ned Flow trade with domestic spin
's, with very little business doing be-
sOme sales or specialties to isew
Una.
10 50 11
The stock list committee of the
rhihdelphla Exchange has today ad
mitted to the unlisted department of the
ecliange, Ameiican Teliphone and Tele
graph Company receipts paid and full
paid, Issued account of subscriptions to
i -.ear 6 per cent convertible bonds ot
the compan
Richard L Austin chairman of the
Federal Reserve Bink, and his brother,
James S Austin president of the Tono
pah Mining Companj, leae todiy tor
Colorado Thej will motor from Dener
to Breckenridge the dlftrlct In which
Tonopah Mining ouns gold placer mines
The Cunard Steamship Comptnys in
come for l'U7 after proUllng an un
stited resere foi contingencies, Is 3,
Qon nnn frimmrml .. iti. ttt c n nnn f-
1916 The profit is U 10? 000 ' against i Rranhj Consol
t2 3.9,000 The depieclation wrlttin off i Great Northern pf
Chl-ngo R I & Pac
Chi R 1 & P 7 To pf
Chi R I & P 6T) pf
Chile Copper. .
Colorado Fuel & I
Consolidated Gas .
Corn Prod Ref
Corn Prod Ref pf
f iiicible Steel
Cubi Cane Sugar
Dome Mines
Plstilleis Secur. .
Llk Horn Coal
l.rle
Crlo 1st pf
Kile 2d pf . .
Fihcr Bcd
Gaston W & W
General Hlectric
Generil Cigar .
General Motors
General Motors pf
Goodrich B r Co
24
73
02'.
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44'i
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24'
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FAIRLY HEAVY SALES
WEAKEN CORN PRICES
OTIAIN I1ELT WE.THI-.K lORr.rAT
Chicago, July 1(1. llllnol., MImoutI,
"IwonMn, Iowa, "oiith lskota, Nehraika,
Kansas, .Alontini nnil jominirf!enfr
nllj fulr tonleht anil Aednedai. Not
much chant:- In temprrature.
North D.kota .air tonleht and Wed
neMlasi wanner clnesdn and In north
and wet tonitht.
ClilcaRO, Tuly 18.
Buj-ing power was lacking in the
corn pit this morning and under the
Influence of filrly general selling the
market was weaker Trade was limited
Sentiment leined more to the bear
side on reports that Mr Stream, of the
food administration had announced that
he was against higher prices, as well
as on receipts of 5S3 cars here today, of
which 150 cars graded contract
July opened at 1 G2M 61, against
$1 G3 at the end jcsterdTN August
started at $1 62H W Jl G24 ngainst
$1 63'- at the close yeteula Septem
ber was quoted at $1 G3tfi 1 62't at the
outset, against $1 63i4. jesterdaj s last
price
Changes In oats were slight with the
tride mixed Prices were kept from re
ceding b crop complaints In parts of
Illinois The .rrhily here today were
260 cats July opened at 7Cii ii?76'c,
against 76a9e at the end yesterday
August started at 73 V 73c against
73Hc, esteldl s last price September
opened at 71 '2 ft 71 He against 71 'c at
the close eterd.j
The recelpto at Minneapolis and Du
luth todav were thlit-to cars, against
135 cars last eir, at Chicago 163 cars,
ngilnst twent-one cars iml'at Winni
peg slxts -eight cars, against 522 cars
Le.dinc futures ringed as follows
u u iest
Open Hlsh I o r m close
Corn (ne dellverM
Aus 1 63 1 HI 1 '!' 1 ''-i i 63H
fcept . 1 fi . UU'. 11. 1 w'l 1 Wt
Aui". . T1S 7.S I,
6-tpt "14
l.irtl
' r
New York Bonds
;u
?.Jl
71'i
.TuK
Sept 20 1"
Hibs
Julx 24 3".
tept 24 70
Pork
Juh 43 (10
bept T4j -'
tAsked
l, IT 26 13 2D 17
.4 I".
24 70
24 12
J4 60
.'4 32
4 do
-1 41 20 4" 11 4i l'
26 20
2H 23
24 11
24 71
41 70
45 30
165.
465.
149'i
46'.
140-s
455.
nt V cfs for Ore p
Grecne-Cananei
Gulf States Steel
Haskell & Barker
Int Agricultural pf
Inspiration Cop
Int Har ester NT J 126
Int Mar Marine 261.
Int Mer Mir pf . 05!t
Int Xickel 20'.
Int Paper Joij
Kansas Citj Co . IS
Kelly Spring Tire 4S
Kennecott Cop . 32'
Lacka Steel . ... S3t.
Lehigh Valley . 5S'S
Leo Rubber . Tire. 18' i
Lo Wllei Bis 1st pf S6U
Lo Wiles Bis 2d pf 70
Louis & Nabh . .110
Maxwell Motors
Mawiell Mo 1st pf.
Mexlcui Petrol ..
I Miami Copper
11 30 1 30
p m
28 is.
?,-. Yea.
dij, , close Open a m a m a
Hftb..i.. 27 05 28 00
'--'" . . 1"L.
TVllUcbir. 24 SO 2 4 7H 24 80 24 8 24 81 24 00
l" ).;, SI M. "1 W -J4 11 It "' J4 18 4 30
nM .r 1-arr. 23 04 23 88 02 23 02 23 03 24 04
fvaH C
ngilM.'' . Cotton Buyersr anil Sellerrs
-'!) ijtw York. July 16 Jul liar
if aa Newman bid, Downs and Gru
legfr.
Ml-4
.vJm
Ilartcorn
Grunthal
IS 379 000 contrafted with 1 470,000
The stock llt committee nf the local
exchange has toda admitted to the reg
ular list of the exchange to be dealt in
the regular wa United States Libertj
Loan 4'4 per cent bonds 1932 1947s, con
erted from first Liberty Loan, United
States Llbtrty Loan 4t pr cent, bonds
1927-1942S, comerted trom Second Lib
erty Loan
The Xew York feubtreasurj gained
70,000 from the banks esterda, mak
ing a cash net gain since Friday of
$1,856,000
Reporting for Februan , the American
Express Company ghes gross of $3,.
855,664 against $2,876,573 the same
month last jear, or a g.in of $97'i,091
Net operating reenues decreased $46.
298 Two months' gross was $7,u05,277
an Increase of $1,308,738
' LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
"...---. .. Till., . tmSCl T-l ... -
i.iiiiiiLir juiy J. it iivjvij iiftcims .-x 1 1 - . . . . ...
000 head left oer 31'i3 head Montlj i',c'-"laio bteel
to 21c higher than esterdl s ater.Re nic JIlscouil Pacific
wfirKrrs nuj inn sparinsn B li'C TO nc
I lUBher Top 51131 bulk flT fiOS IS ",
butchers hea JlSSf IS 1, packlne lieiw
J17 S.eiT 7 1 IlKht 1S111S33 plr..
S17HIIT7S rnii7h llllfill- H
CATTLK Receipts. 14 50() he?d Good to
hest steers atronsr. other slow Uutcher
stock slow to lower Cahes steady to stroni;
storkers ami feeders steads
SHEEP Receipts 12 000 head Sheep
and earlinffs steadv Lambs strong mostly
15e to 2rc higher than packers' buying yes
lerda
Pittsburgh, Pa.. .Iul 10 PIOS Recelptr
1500 head Actle HeoMes S17nnitfis
heaT yorkers $18 1(!i 18 711 light sorkers
U7nwiijs, rigs 51S70W1RS0
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reeelnt. .inn
heads Stead Top sheep J1.3 top lambs
JIB oil
CALVES Receipts 400 held Steads
Top. $18
East TlnfTalo. N. ... Jull 10 CATTLP
Receipts "71 heitl siends Cales Re
ceipts 130 head Stcadv $7ff?18 10
HOGS Receipts 2400 h1d Plg s'ead
others -trong HeaJ tl8inT181 mld
;is 70(18 71 sorkra 18 71 light york, rs
and plea Jt8 SKg-lfl. roughs 11(1011121
Btags $10fl2E0
SHEEP AND LAMRS .Re--lpts (On head
Steads Lambs $14 ft 11 Others unchanged
150' i 152
si". ..
45h 4
76'.
no'4
31's
43' i 421. 42'. 42H
S4
43'.
roi
53
23 i
06'
204
36'i
53 53
26f
95'i
20'i
36
335 J 33 s
26U
06
204
301
335
red
eptember-
ctober
McFadden and Freeman
Wenman. Hyman, Jay and
a art'
.V----T
SliH4( Parrott and Cone offered
.ejwc
pyJSbutitree bid, Hopkins, Oumoens, Bi
t!shl. Russell. Sigel and Peers offered
HrJ December Sellar. Hjinan and New-
Man bid. Wilson, smitn ana uartiett 01
Tamiarv Sleel. Hvmanfl. Wlerk. Bart-
LS- ltt' and Jay bid, Schley, Cone and Wil-
6K tiAn nfT-ren'-
fe-jff .'March Deacon, Hartcorn, Smith and
JK?t Jy bid, Rosenberg, McFadden and Sigel
I'- eMertd.
brf a '
Liverpool Cotton
ttci- "TIJTerpool. July 16 Spot cotton was
rti'-Hsi miuv Miui uii.co uuv iianhi-u w
rTfr. '1- nn n - --IJII.u 1-1 An.
mi '-T.. - m . AJ itaim r-AArr riii
FcmaKtracts The sales were 2080 bales
0,The market for new ruture contracts
I, 1 opened quiet at an adiance of 5fj6
Ht, obits. July, old contract, was unchang-
Swlat 20.89d
R" JUrMIJUl 3iUt-.IV iUAil-VCl
tf ,
-!.
-.lc.,V-L-
---
and Shipping Shares Display
Siren glh in Spots
& ytpndon, July IS. Although .trading In
?'H . .. !.( .. .W .1r .rV.T.fV TI.QO
4u(et today, there was a feeling of con-
sneo tnrougnoui me nouse as to ine
ult of the latest advices from the
tern front, ana me martlets were
idy. Russian aesenpuons were
ked up on the political news con
ns: that country
nic ana snipping snares aispinyeu
gth In spots.
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Veulpt Refining Reduces Dividend
vm York, July 16 The directors of
' -ASM Sapulpa Rennlng Company hae de
South Omaha, Juls 10 HOGS Receipts
16 100 head lie to 21c higher
CATTLE Receipts 0.00 head Steadv
SHEEP Receipts HIIO head Tie higher
i.ans-t ritv. Ju 1 C.TTLE Re
ceipts 18 (100 head Weak lOe lower
HOGS Receipts 14 000 head Jlc to 40c
higher
SHEF.r Receipts 8000 head Steads
2S 1
5)
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2') .
50
23',
04'i .
17".
51
19'i
121 .
71
374
21
KM
42
S7.
MM
11
2SH
It
14
345i
78
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50
61
5S',
24
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t8
Rail Wrerk Pollutes Toss's Water
Lancaster. Ta., July 10 As the result
of a wreck on the low-grade line of the
Pennsjlvania Itallroad Beaier Creek
which supplies Quarrwille with water is
polluted-with creosote and the big lower
end borough faces a water famine One
car loaded with creosote was broken in
half and the contents rolled Into the
stream
1 NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
Nisi ork. J'Jlv 10 RLTTER Receipts
10 7.11 tubs Market firmer Higher ecor
ing. 41"'4C etras 455-41'ic firsts 43'.
44c Others unchanged
EGGS Receipts 14 Oil cases Market
steady Quotations unchanged
DIDN'T QUIZ DR. GRUENING
Montana Power . .
Vat Cond i Cable
"ational En S. S..
N'eiada Con Cop .
"ew York A Brke
New York Cent. . .
N' Y X H & H
X Y Ont & XV .
Sort & West . .
N'orth American .
Xorthern Pacific
Ohio Cities Oas ..
Ontario Mining .
Pacific Mall
Penn P. B
Pere Marquette
Pitts . West Va
Pitts . W Va pf
Plcrce-Arrow . . .
Pitts foal
Preised Steel Car
B -Steel Spring
H) Con Copper
Beading
Hep lion H Steel .
Rep Iron i S pf
Kosal Hutch tr r
Seabo.rd A L 7'
Shattuck -Arizona lb
' Sinclair Oil Hef 31'.'
Southern Pacific . S2'
1 So porio B S rts . 5t
.Southern Ry .... 23'.
Southern By pf 62Jj
Studebaker Co.... 44'f
I Tenn Cop &. Chem lDIi
Texas &. Pacific . 15!3
Texas Co . H6I4'
Tobicco Products 62't
Tol St L & Wpf 15
Union Pacific
United Cigar S .
United Fruit
U S C I P & F
V S Ind Alcohol
V S Rubber
U S Steel .
U S Steel pf .
Utah Copper
Ctah Securities
V'a-Caro Chem . .
Wabash
Wabash pf A
Wabash pf B
Western Mary
Westing E & M
Wool F W Co
Worth Pump .
Wheel -. Lake E
56
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51'.
23',
IS
51
11U
71'.
3S'S
56
U74
'51
23tf
'lS
51
l'J'i'
71'i
3S'j
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103 iai 103
87.
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11
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60
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147
63
NEW YORK INACTIVE STOCKS
following are quotations for inactive
Xw York stocks anil in which there
were no tnns.ctions today The price
glien is the last presious sale
Adams Exp 68 Mxckw Co 04
Ad Bum . 15 '4 ,I1rKi-1co llf J J
Ajax Rubber 63'i Man Shirt . 05
Am Agr Chem 89 Manhit Llev OB
Am Ag C Pi J3'. Mm EI.SiipCo 48
Am Bk Xote 34 Max Mo 2d pf 21 4
Am Bk X nf 101 Mai D Stores 52'.
Am rim nf 04 U Ma P S pf 10:
Am C & F pf 109
Am Coal . tJ
Am Exuress 00
Amer Ice S pf 50
Am Loc pr
Amer aiait
Mex Pet nf 00
Min f. StL n 11
M S P.1S S M 88'.
Mont Pow nf 101
OS. -lor i Essex 3D
5- 3IO 1. oi 1 pr o
Am Malt pf 43". Mo Pac pf . B51.
Am ShpbldCo 30'. Xat Acme 30'
Amer hug pf 110 Xat Biscuit. 04
Am Su To pr 100
Am Sm pf B 89
Am Snuff , 97
Am Tel & C 50
Amer Z & L pf 52
Vit Mis nf in'
Xat Clk & St 59
Xat Enam &
Stnd nf 98
Xat Lead 11
A Tol pf new 94 Vat Lead pf 100,
Am wool pt in' xat n K of
Asso D nds
Asso Oil .
Atchison pf
Atl Bir ft Atl
Atl C Line. .
Bald Loco pf lou
B .- O Pf .56
Hsrrett Co 02'
Birt Co pf 102
12
r,s
82'-0'.
91
Mex 2d pf.. 51 'i
X O T . Mex 18
X Y C it St L lfi
X Y Dock 24
X Y Pock pf 40
Xorfolk . So 21
Xorf & XV pf 76
X01 Scot Stl Ffi
3000
2000
9000
22000
14000
10000
6000
6000
1000
1000
1000
16000
1000
1000
3000
13.000
1000
9000
2000
1Q000
(000
1000
13000
5000
4000
5000
3000
3000
2000
2000
15000
2000
1000
5000
11000
12000
2000
1000
1000
1,000
1000
1000
4000
010000
841000
101000
007000
102000
10000
20000
26000
13000
1000
8000
1000
1000
3000
11000
8000
4000
8000
6000
1000
1000
3000
8000
1000
7000
5000
0000
9000
7000
1000
24000
17000
11000
1000
1000
2000
H,fh
Amer Agr 6s o.'i
Amer Tel 6s 97 "
Am Wr Pap 5s 84
Anglo-Fr 5s.. 92
Armoup Co4s S3 '
Atchison 4s .. 81
Bait & Oh 3'.s 87
do 4s 77'.
Beth Stl 5s '36 81 'i
Bordeaux 6s . 92 'i
Ches& O cv4Hs 76
do 4.s 76
do cv 5s.,., 81s,
do 5s .. . 957,
Chi CU W 4s 58
Chi B & Q 4s 94 U
do gen 4s 81 H
CM.SPrfd4's 07'.
do cv 4s. . . 79
do cv 4i.s . 76'i
Chi RI&P 4s. 74 'i
Col & Sou 4s 85 'i
City Paris 6s 82 4
Con Gas cv 6s 99 '4
Den ROr Is 67 &
do rfd 5s 51 1,4
Dom Can 1926 93 ',s
do 1931 91s
Erie cv 4s ScrA 49
do cv 4s SerB 48
Hud & Man rfd
-5s .... 69
111 Stl deb 4'.s 814
HI Cent 3HS.. 77
Int Met 4 Vis 61.
Int R T ref 5s 804
Int Mer Mar 6s 97
Inter Agr 6s. 75H
Jap-mesa 4'. r 86
Kan City So 6s 79 '
Lacka Steel 5s
1950 .. . 91H
Lake Sh deb 4s
1928 .. ,.., 84'.
Llg & M T 5s. 90s.
Louis & Xsh 4s 84
Lib Itomls 3Vs 00 02
do 4a ... 04.00
do com 4a. . 04.02
do 4H . 00.00
do 2d 4 Vis 04 01
Marseilles 6s. 2'4
MldMile 6s . 88
Mo Pac gen 4 s 58
XYC&HGs 941,4
X X C 4s 1968 91
do 4 '4s 1963 101 '
X Y G H & P
4s 68
X Y Rwv 4 s 52 H
X Y State 4".s 66
Xorf & West 49 81,
Xor Pnc 4b . 81
Pac Tel 6s 903(,
Pa gen ct 4'.s 88 '4
P Sen- X J 5s 81
Rio Gr 4. W 4s 64
RIAiS 4'.s 66'.
Sinclair Oil 7s 91
St L & S F in
w- I . . 49 't
do ser A w i 59
So Pac rfd 4s
So nwy 5s
Texas Co 6s
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Philadelphia Stocks
High
13Elec Stor 4V4
MO Gen Asph. 31V4
3. do pref 70
3242 Lk Sup C 21V4
70 Leh Xai (10
I Leh Vnl .19
104 Penn RR 41'
28 Pa SaltM 84Vfi
10 Phlla Co 2Q'i
01 Phlla Eleo 24 V4
080 P R T t c 27
ISO Beading SR',4
27S Ton Bel 3
280 Ton Min 2H
221 V O I 04
745 U S Steel 104
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99
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do 5'4s 1919 97)
do 5 '4s new '19 07,",
do 0'i.s 1921 941
West Elec 5s. 96'
West Union 5s 90'
Wis Cent 4s 72
84 '4
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93 02
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lUDCTniALs
Ohio Gas rets 63 j
Batop!las Mm 1 0hlo Fuel Sup 44
Brk V C!a- 0
Brown Shoe r 68
Brown s pr ''1
Burns Bros 121
Hutterlck Co 7
Cal Packing 41
Cert Prod 34
Tent Fdy pf.. 46
Tent Lthr pf 104
Certeed 1st pt s
mi &. Alton
Chi . Ot West
Chi Gt Wn nf
Ches &. Ohio 57
C C C & St L 32
CCCSt L pf 65
Owens Bot 6
rcct StL 50 "4
Pan-Am P pf 92 3
Peo Gas & C 44
Peoria & Hast 6
Phlla Co 28 U
Pierce-Ar pf . 97
Pitts Coal pf 81
Pond C'k C Co 191,
91. Pr Steel C pf 94 'i
8 Pub Serv luO '
4 Pull Par Car 113 t
Rv Stl Sprgpr 98 .
Readg 1st pf 99 V.
neauing Jd pf S3
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i-nino i-oipei Saxon Jlot . 7 Y2
Sage Arms 73
St L A. S f .. 12
StL el S F pf 27
onb Int C M 10 i,, "J " i.,'"' ;
:ont C in . 71 V. ' t Sr -J" ? J
'ont Can pflOl ?f?4ilJ?f ' 12
-nl Smith "l "loss Sheff 62
iiwpf 4ot gs?i:-5ebk-?
. .. . SearQ-T?r.ar,F 111?
om ran ttec . :. - "'- i- "v
r-ont Ins Co 60'i I'orI,R'e Stl 160
r-rucible St pf. 91 &.?., S -,f 127
New York Editor Not E.en
Wanted by Federal Officers
Xew York, July 16 In a dispatch on
July 13 the statement was made that Dr
Ernest H Gruening, who had been man-1 white Motors
aging editor or tne .xew yorn Tribune vuson X Co
unui me aay oeiore naa Deen examined
by military Intelligence officers of the
United States Government in connection
with the affairs of Dr Edward A Rume
ly. former editor of the Mall It was
further staled that Doctor Gruening had
been'edueated in Germany
The facts are that Doctoi Gruening
had not been questioned b representa
tives of the military Intelligence depart
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CREEL EXPLAINS LEAK
Some One Forgot to Transmit
Order to World Man
-XA4 - dividend of .2V, per cent, pay- S"-"'",, "?"- I W.ahlngton. July 16 -George Creel.
72!l5Etton wl?ra department of the chairman .of the Committee of Public
Ma reduction irom tne last, me com- united states uovernment and that when
jny has Issued the following statement he subsequently appeared voluntarily
"Itarnlngs of the company are running I before the military Intelligence denan
ravoraoie rate ana. tne company id, n, , th. r-enartment nf .In.tio. h
- s4 nnnn"n ivt-n I nn -i n n rpci " ..v, ....
Pv .... . !.. tl ,,. .i. n 1n.An.lAn ll
, ao .u.u ..t.B ..wo .. ,,., ...... I . .ll
Ing him He had not been educated In
Germany, but entirely In the United
States, except for a year, when he went
to school in France
Cluett Petdby 5:
Col Sc Alizona 59
Col G &. E . 32 ",
Com. Int CM 10
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font
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rol!t 1st nf 49'; Seais-Roebk 136
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Cuba Am Su 155 Std Mil! pf . 801.
Cuba C Sg pf. 81 2'uueuaKer P- "
Del & Hud 107'i Stutz Motor. . 40-J
Del L & W 102 Sup Steel . 44'.
Deero Co pf 92 '4 R Ml lt pf 95
Det Edison .125 J, de Wtr Oil 18G
D S S i At pi 6 6, Tob Prod pf. 93
Den & R Gnde 4 t Tol StL&W cts G ?
Fisher Bdv pf 89 '3 Transue-Wms 391.
Eleo Stor Bat, 56 Twn Cv Rap 41
PMtSm pf 34 Under Type .105
Gen Chem . 180 J'n Bag & p 73
Gen CIg Co . 46'i Pn Drug 2d pf 77U
Gen Cigar pf. 99V Un Rwy In S'i
Goodrich BFpf 98 Un Rv In pf UH
Gulf & S I RR 75 I'n Pap Bd 15 4
tiometKe .Min iu muu rac nt TO1-.
I I
lla .:iec . .101 Lnl Alloy Stl 39 i
Hartman Co . 41? U S C Ir P pr 44 I
lilt Agricul . 16 U S Ind Al nf 94 -i
Int Con Corp 7? U S Rltv Imp lS'i
Ini Con Cu nf 37 U S Rlty Imn
v a x & k pf 44 14 I
Xa Iron C4C 71.
a Car Ch pf 107
Vulcan Detln ti I
.
Int Har Co pf 90 1st pref 5o
nter Hat 55H is Knb lstnnncii
Tn. Tl.. ..-. C TTCC ... -.r ... -
.in. x u)j pt iul oa o mniciter 42
iowa teni . .a
Int Xick pf 89-i
Jewel Tea pf 91
K C F SS.M pf 59
Kan C Sou pf 53
Kngs CEL & P 90
Kress S H 55
-i.KC Ur & W. i West ITnlnn .7
Laclede Gas 82, JVIllys-Or'd pt 21t
V f sj;.T.?b-IS.,, Svls Central 365?
L & M Tob pf 102 H Worth C & M
Loose- lies nref A ' so
Lorilard P las nref B a
Lorillard P pf 102 P ' C9
West Md 2d nf 37
West Pac "i
ii-A.. r .- .r -
.r-- rac pi 02
svA
m. me
m. however, consider It advisable, un
Suncettleri conditions, to conserve the
mjwiny's cash resources In order to be
poiniion to iuruicr ueciuji prouuo-
irom its own resources ine last
nu dividend on the Issue was
y cento a share and paid May 1 last
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
mmk Ft.iim ComDiny. a dlvl-
i ot 13 Pr ctnt. payt?l la ImUllmenti
pr Cfni en iua itisi. ui cvit t-wi.u .u
..in. Dlatributlom will bexin Oc-
Karu iioiar i-r s,onip--iiy. nuirmij
r cent on" common. im.rmvn iuijt a
: of record July 15 .
nonwealth Power. Railway and Ufbt
. reular quarterly ori-wi per cent
elwred. payable Auauti 1 to tock p
July 17. jLimoena ie parauiq m
, 4Jntp Copper CoroBiny, j dividend of
f. on romiiiuii v--- .u-nv w
record Julr 20.
vurar tompeny. reMir qu-iipiu
eamrtion 1 DAVMDle AUffVllt 1 la
I rera juiy ..
NEW HIGH COMMISSIONER
France Replace. M. Level With Pro
fessor Maurice Ganne
By the Associated Press
Parli, July 16 Prof Maurice Ganne,
of the Central College, byan official or
der Issued today. Is appointed a delegate
to act as substitute for the commls
sloner general of commissariat on the
French high commission to the United
States. He w-lll substitute for I. Level,
who Is director of supplies of the com
missariat at Washington
M Level has been appointed director
of finance service and purchase, for
the commissariat section.
Information, has written Chairman
Eherley, of the House Appropriations
Committee, explaining the circumstances
under which the Xew York World pub
lished President Wilson's address to
Mexican editors In advance of other
newspapers In the United States
Mr Creel said that when the address
was sent to Robert H Murray repre
sentative at Mexico City for the In
formation Committee he gave Instruc
tions that Mr Murray be notified that
it was not for releastr to the American
pres These Instructions were not car
ried out. Mr Creel wrote, and Mr Mur
ray, who Is correspondent for the World,
cabled the address to that paper, which
had directed him to do so
Correspondents for press assoclationt
and other newspapers in this country
did pot send the' address, as they were
under the Impression, according to Mr
Murray, that It was available in Wash
ington Mr, Cree' said Mr Murray had acted
with "honesty and honor" and that he
served the committee wjthout salary,
U. S. INSURES RAIL PROPERTIES
Losses Hereafter Will Be Appor
tioned Among Roads
By the United Press
aiihinRlon. July 16 Insurance on all
rail properties under Federal control to
day was assumed by the railroad ad
ministration Losses suffered hereafter
will be apportioned among the different
roads
The move will accomplish an annual
saving of approximately $200,000,000 In
insurance premiums
WELCH, COMEDIAN, DEAD
TT.JTl .T.11.T- ., ...
I naa oeen ivoiaoie figure on vaudeville
Stage for Twenly Years j
Xew York, July 16 Joe Welch, who!
, ror twenty years had been a notable j
I figure on the vaudeville stage and who i
was known all over the United States
for his Jewish Impersonations and char-
i acter sketches, is dead at Westport, '
-onn , atier a lingering illness iohow
Ing a nervous breakdown a year ago
He was born in downtown New York
forty-five years ago
Welch was a member of Tony Pas- I
tor's company until the tatter's death,
when he was engaged by Keith & Proc
tor and appsared In the firm's theatres
all over the country He made his first
appearance In London ten years ago and
was an Immediate hit with Ungllsh
audiences He had played in all the
English-speaking countries, including
Australia.
nid Ask (-ale)
Aetna Tploslves . ll'i. 12 12'
Amer Brit Mfg 3 5
Amer Marconi 3 ay 3Yt
Amer Writ Paper 2V S'h .
Air Reduction ... 08 71
Canadian Car Co . . 2R 3r
Con Car S. Fdy pf . 70 80
Charcoal Iron . 8 R
Chevrolet Motors .120 131 133
Cramp . ... 78 82
Curtlss Aeioplane. . 30 39
Carwen Tool .... 7 8 . .
Carbon Steel . .. .111 115 115
l.merf.on Phonograph 114 'ni
Federal Dve
Hendee Mfg 10 20
Lake Torp Boat. .. 44 M .
Lehigh Coal Sales. .80 83
Lima Loco ... .41 40
Mamlm Munitions . M ..
Marlln Arms ... 15 85
X Y Shipbuilding 38 10
Xor Amer Pap Pulp. 2 2 ..
Otis Ulevator .. .47 52
Peerless Motor . J4 in
Poole Ung ... .50 7fl
Redden Truck ... 12
Scripps-Booth .... 15 so
Standard oMtors . 13 liy.
Steel Allovs . ... 5 r, vy,
Submarine . . lfi 17 16
St Joseph Lead .. 14 15
Todd Shipbuilding . 80 91
Triangle Film . h Y-
United Profit Sharing
U S Ste.mshlp . . . 5T4 fi .1
United Motors . 329s .12 321!
United Sugar .30 35
World s Film . . '4
Wright-Martin Air 10",?, lo'i 10
Zinc Concent . . . I i
STANDARD OIL STOCKS
Illinois . . . . 102 ion
Ohio . . .120 321
Prairie Pipe . 200 201
Stand Oil of Calif J17 222
Stand Oil of X J V22 527
Stand Oil of X Y 274 278
INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS
Barnett Oil &. Gas . , f, .
Coden R. Co . s4 flr-fc SV4
F.Ik Fasin . s nvf,
Federal Oil ? iyt izy.
Intei Petrol . i3yt yt vvJ
Houston OH . 7114 70.
Mcrritt Oil . . 24 21 "
Midwest Refining 113 11.
Met Petrol y. i-ij
Ohio Fuel . 12 17
Oklahoma Ref ... 7 7
Rice Oil . !H -i-
Sapulpa Ref 8 s
Sequoyah . 1Ts
Sinclair is 10
Atlanta 3 4
Big Ledge 1 in 'ij
Butte Xew York ... 14 1" "
Con Ariz iy4 i 'if
Lmma Cons . . 1 1 ii
C F S &. Jerome T', lt
First Xatlonal . . 2 214 20c
Goldfield Merger ..2 3 2Vc
Goldfleld Cons . f, yt 20?
Goldfield Florence .9 11 lie
Goldfield Kewanati 2 3 3c
Green Mont.ter . . ,', y ,v
Hecla Mining .... 4 4M. .
Howe Sound . . ..4 4
Independence Lead .8 5
Jerome Verde ... t, ?.
Jim Butler ... 57 00
Jumbo Extension . . 8 n ,
McKlnley Darragh . .10 42
Magma Copper ... 30 33
Mother Lode .. ,3. 37 37c
Mines Co of America 1 1V4
Xevada Hills ... 3 6
X'evada Wonder ?B
Xiplssing 8 8
Ohio Copper yB 1 ft
Ray Hercules 4 4V4 4Vi
San Toy 10 l 9c
Stewart 15c
Tonopah Extension .. 1 1 ill
United Vrede .. .38 30V- .
West End Con 1 1 A 1
White Caps ... 34 30 34c
Yerlngton . .... 6
I ' BONDS
Bethlehem 5s .. 00 100 80
Cosden Oil 6s 77 81
Cosden & Co 6s. . 77 81
Cudahy 6s . 91 07
Russian Govt 5',. 8 44 4(1 49
1 Russian Govt C.s 48 49
Southern Rwy 5s . 08 y
Sinclair OH 6s . . . 71 79
1 Todd Shipbuilding 6s. 1)6 99
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2PM chee
BONDS
Hlsh I.ou
$5000 Leh val
Coal 6s 100 100 100 Va
700 Lib Bonds
3 4s 09.20 90.20 09.20 .
210 do 1st 4s 01.00 03,00 9.1.00 .40
1030 do 4 '4 s. 03.80 93.60 93.60 .30
PHILADELPHIA INACTIVE .STOCKS
Following are quotations for Inactive
stocks listed In the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange and In which there were no
transactions today The price given Is
the last previous close:
A G war .. l.Key Tel ... 8
Alliance Ins ' 19'i Ky Tel pf 60
Am Gas .. 67V5 Lit Bros ... 25,.
Amer Stores 29 Leh Val Tr . 20
Amer Strs pf 92 Leh Val Tr pf 26 ',
uainwin pr .iuu j.utie scnuyi. 48
Buff & S tc 64 N J & S
Baldwin Loco 80 .4 X'o Penna
Buff &. S tc pf 48 Penn Traffic.
Cam Steel.. 131
Catws 1st pf 62
C.itw 2d nfX B4
Con Trao X J 66'. U S Steel pf 110
1 rie 165 War Ir & Stl 8
Ht&BT.... 10 West Coal .. 74
lit B & T pf. 17 West Jer & S 39
81
86
2 51
I'h & west.. 6
Rav Cons .. 24',.
U Co X J ..185
Short-Term Notes
Hate
Amer Cotton Oil
Amer TAT subs
Armour & Co
Armour . Co
Bait 4 Ohio .
Bethlehem Steel
llrooklvn n T
Can Pielfle Rwy.
r n s. q n n
Del A. IlUion
Krl 11 11
OnerBl Electric
General Electric
Ore it North Rws
N Y Central
Pennlania Co
Puli Prv Cm N J 1
R A U M C Co 1
Southern !V.. "
U s RubbT fi
rtah Secur Corp H
VVesttnsh n & Jl
Due
Sert '18
Feb
June
Juno
July
Feb
July
JUar
July
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July
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. Mar
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Amer For Secur. 0 Aug '19 07 07W
Anglo-French "1 Oct '20 02' 02S
Argentine r.ovt May '-0 P4
Canadian Govt. 5 Aue "10 07
Cits of Pari . Oct '21 824
nepn ot i-r.nco 1. April 111 lis
Ruslan Govt
Russian Govt
Swiss Govt
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STATE BANKERS ORGANIZE
National Council Formed to Aid Insti
tutions Outside National Sjstem
St. Lotiln, July 16 At the meeting of
representatives of State bankers' asso
slactions held here, there was formed the
United States Council of State Bank As
sociations It was stated the new body villi be
a co-operative association of State and
private bankers, and will be independent
of the American Hankers- Association
Georire H. Earle. nresldent of Real Es
tate Trust, of Philadelphia, acted as
chairman The powers will be embodied
in an executive council of twelve mem
bers Mr. Earl said the purpose of the new
association was to nromote the general
welfare of, American banking interests
not chartered as national banks, and
to enable' State banks to co-operate with
the Government
money-lending rates
rillLADF.LPUIA Call. 6 per cent:
time. eCCO per' cent. Commercial
paper, three to six months, Bifffi per
cent; six months. 6 per cent.
Reserve Banks' Discount Rales
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 fifteen-day
maturity, the second for a
period of sixteen to ninety davs The
third and fourth columns aro the rates
for rediscounts of collateral loans se
cured by Government oonds or notes)
' Com'l paper Gov't paper
10 to 00 ia to 00
la dajs day 1.1 days dais
STOCK TRADING IS SMALL
ON THE LOCAL EXCHANGE,
BUT MARKET HOLDS FIRM
Lake Superior Corporation Active and Much Higher,
General Asphalt Common and Preferred in Good
Demand and Make Good Gain.!
Trading was limited durlnc the early part of today's session of the Phlla
delphia Stock Exchange, but the market opened firm in line with tho highef
opening on the big board, and prices held up well throughout the forenoon.
News from the French front was considered exceedingly encouraging
but the fact that the American forces had given such a good account oi
themselves and had shoved the Germans back after their new drive wsu
nbout as had been expected, and confidence was heard in all quarters that
further good reports would be forthcoming.
Lake Superior Corporation, which was yesterday's market leader, attract'
cd the most attention today and advanced to 21H, a new high record for thll
year, while Rapid Transit trust certificates were unchanged after being up
to 27.
Electric Storage Battery made another advance of , General Asphalt
corhmon and preferred were in good demand, although they had not appeared
for two days, and the former was bid up 14 to a new high for tho year of
35 and the latter 74 to 70 before any sales were recorded.
Lehigh Navigation, Philadelphia Electric, Tonopah-Belmont and Tonopah
Mining were unchanged, Philadelphia Company gained and Pennsylvania
Salt a fraction.
On a small transaction Lehigh Valley Railroad was marked up , while
Pennsylvania lost a trifle. Steel common was only moderately acltve, but
was higher at the end of the first hour.
Liberty Loan bonds were quiet.
Subscriptions to the second offering of $750,000,000 Treasury certificates
dost . today. Philadelphia's quota is $53,000,000. The local Reserve Bank today
withdrew from depositories in this district $13,717,200 in Government deposits
and on Thursday w ill withdraw $20,560,-00. Government deposits repotted by
Philadelphia Clearing House institutions yesterday wero $44,185,000 com
pared with $52,643,000 the week before.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
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New York . .
Phi r delphia
Cleeland .
nichrnond .
Atlanta ....
Chicago' . .
St. Louis . .
Minneapolis
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Dallas ...
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COUNTY DETECTIVE SHOT
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Reading Official Wounded While
Attempting to Arrest Woman
Reftdlnr, Pa., July 16 County Detec.
ttve Joel H Krlck was shot in the head
shortly after midnight, when he attemp
ted to place Mrs. Florence Groff under
arrest at McKnight's Gap He was
rushed to the Homopathic Hospital by
his son, Joel Krlck, Jr , and Carl Satz,
a Jitney driver, who unarmed the
woman and brought her to police sta
tion Mrs Groff two years ago shot her
husband at their home near McKnight's
(Sap and served a year in Jail She shot
through a door In wounding htm Later
bhe figured in a dope raid She is said
to be a dope fiend. She is about forty
years old.
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT Receipts 10.230 busholi The
market ruled Arm Quotations Car lots In
export elevator aovernment standard inspec
tion), standard prices No 1, north-rn
sprins. $-' 3D, No 1 hard, winter. $2 30. No
1. durum. I J V, No 17 hard white. . 30,
red winter. No 1 2 3D No J. I. 3H. No 3
- 32, soft No 1, - 37, soft. No 2. ?2 34.
soft. No, 3 S-' 3D
COHN Receipts. 1000 bushels The, mar
ket was quiet, but very Hrm under light
offerings Quotation Cor lots for local
trade No 2 jellow. $1 OOQ'2. No 3 jellow,
Jl 0701 ns
OA. S Receipts. SI. 723 bushels Trade
was elow and tho market was unchanged
Offerings were moderate but ample Quo
tations No 2 white, DOBOOVjc. stand.rd
white. SOW SDOc, no 3 white. S989Hc:
No 4 white, 87'. BSHc
FLOUR Receipts, Ii.451 700 pounds In
sacks The market ruled firm with demand
absorbing: the limited offerings Quotations.
To arrlie, per 1110 lbs, packed In 08-lb
sacks Winter wheat, new, 100 per cent
flour, 11 2isaH o, Kansas wheat, new, 100
per cent flour $11 "ma 11 "T eprlns wheat,
old, 100 per cent flour. $11 1011 7.1
RYS FLOUR was nulet and unchanged
We quote al J10ll per bbl , In sacks, as to
quallts".
PROVISIONS
There was a fair Jobbing demand and t-o
market ruled steady Following aro quota
tions. City beef. In sets, smoked and alr
dried. 4oc, western beef in seta, smoked
4'ic: city beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked
and air-dried, 4ilc. western beef knuckles
And tenders smoked 1 i.e. beef hams. $45:
pork, famlls. $V26.''l. hams. B P cured,
loose. 2V.W31ir. do skinned, loofe. 20
80c. do. do. smoked 31?3c other hams,
smoked city cured, as to brand and average,
30. (5'32(.c, hams, smoked western, cured,
30V432'.c do boiled boneless, 41c. picnic
shoulders S P cured loose 21. c: do.
smoked. 24V4c, helms. In pickle, according
to average, loose. 32c. breakfast bs.eon. as
to brand and average, cltv cured. 4lc;
breakfast bacon, western cured. 41q. lard,
western refined 2n20V.c, lard, pure cits,
kettlo rendered. 20B'20'c
REFINED SUGARS
Demand was light and th market ruled
Arm on a basis of 7 r0c for fine granulated
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHEESE The market ruled firm, with de
mand readllv ahsarblne the limited offerings
Following are quotations New York, whole
milk, fancy, fresh, 25l.c1 specials higher,
New York, whole-milk, fair to good, fresh,
-4l. Jc. Wisconsin, whole milk, fancy.
25ijr Wisconsin, whole-milk, fair to good,
21'. W2V
HITTER Tho market ruled firm under a
good demand The quotations Solid
racked cresmerj. extr. 41ci high-scoring
goods. 40S4hc. ixtr. firsts. 441c firsts 43
0 44c. seconds. 4l0,42'c fancy brands of
prints Jobbing nt .'1033c. choice at Sue, fair
to good at 411 0 411c
EGOS Receipts were more liberal and the
market declined 3lc per case We quoto
Free caBes, nearby Ilrsts $1J H0i 1 I 2n per
standard c-se, current receipts $12 60 per
rase, western extra firsts. $12 0013 20 per
case, firsts, $12 00 per case, fancv selected
eggs were jobbing at 400510 per dozen
- POULTRY
LI E -The market ruled firm under a
good demand and prlcea of fowls were
higher Quotations- Fowls 3H31c Spring
chickens not Leghorns, weighing l"t2dbs
Hnlece 42044c weighing 1814 lbs uptece
3DSSSC do Whlto Leghorns according to
size 331ilc Roosters .'."1027c Ducks.
I'ekln 2SQ0c, do, Indian Runner 2llft27c
Guineas per pair $1 3101 41 Pigeons,
old per pair, 4(i41c. do, soung. per pair.
28fMoc
DRESSED Fine deslrable-slzed stock was
well cleaned up and the market ruled firm,
with fowls . c higher. We quote- Fresh
killed fowls In bbls . fancj. drv -picked fancy
selected. 37c. weighing ,4 lbs and over
apiece. .30V.C. smaller sizes. 330 Ue. old
roosters dn -picked. 2c. spring ducks.
Long Island. ,13l:ic squabs licr dojen
white, welshing 1112 lbs. per dozen. $8
8 25 do, weighing 0010 lbs per dozen.
$7W7 50, do weighing 8 lbs per dozen. $6g
n 50, do, weighing 7 lbs per dozen $4.io
fi, dark, weighing 000V. lbs per dozen. $3g
4. dark. $1 5002 50. small and No. 2, $1
2 50
FRESH FRUITS .
Choice stock sold fairly and prices gen
erallv ruled firm on choice stock Quota
tions Apples, new- per hamper. Oo0.1 .111
Peaches Gearffla per li basket carrier
.Jfi"l? n.;Sl. SOi 7.1. V'.lherta $2(fD.1 71
Peaches Oeorgla. per bushel basket. $2
3 10 Lemons, per bo r $108 Oranges.
California per box $507 10 Grapefruit
Porto Rico, per crate J20.1 PlneappleB.
Porto Rico per crate. $20.1 do. Horlda. per
crate, $308, do. Cuban per crate $ 750
1 Cherries California per box $102 21,
do. New York, per fl-Ib basket. 71c0$l
Apricots. California, per crate $203 30
Cantaloupes Arizona, per standard cratt
4 2104 30, do. do per pony crate, $3 23
3 .10, do. do, per flat crate. 1 71 do, Cali
fornia, per standard crate, $3 5004, no, do
per pony crate, $2 7.103, do. do, per list
rrate $10,15O. do Georgia, per standard
crate. $102. do, do. per ponv crate, 80c
$1 Cantalounes Georgia pink meat per
flat crate 70WS5C Watermelons Southern
per 100 $25060, do per car load, $175
die
Xew York. July 10 The tone of
pesetas turned weak today Swiss
showed a firmer tendency and were .i
shade higher. The market for foreign
exchange was quiet with the tone gen
erally firm
Quotations were"
Demand sterling 4 75 A, cables 4.76,,,
sixty-day bills 1 73, ninety-day bills
4 71
Franc checks 5 713s. cables 5 6D74
Lire checks 8 81, cables 8 80
Swiss checks 3 97, cables 3 03'j
Guilder checks 51li. cables Sl'-j
Pesetas checks 27 50, cables 27 75
Stockholm checks 35 20. cables 35 B0
Christianla checks 3T:20. cables 31 60
Copenhagen checks 30 80, cables 31 20.
BANK CLEARINGS
Rank clearings today compared with corre
sponding day last two e.rs
lnis 1017 1010
Roston ..$18,128,421 $4S.7IIS128 $11,1711178
Phlla . 0fl,42,Hm .10,411 20G 41.120 114
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
New- York, July 16 The downward
trend In the Brazil markets continued
today, and sentiment was reflected in
the early trading here, first prices show
ing declines of 8 to 10 points on liqui
dation On the call, the volumne of bus
iness was not large, and trading was
confined to September, December and
May
During the early trading values held
! ,n .(. Initial flffll a .1,1,1.
L-lt '"'i"0'"" ,tCi' ! It!.- dl?;..,, S.2n-k5S.r.n CaVoV..LVfy:
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RASPDERRIES New Jersey, per pint,
WATERMELONS Oeorga and Soutt
Carolina, carloads. $175S00, 2375o eaih,
VEGETABLES
ASPARAGUS Nearby, green, per buneh,
Colossal, 2.1J0r, fancy. 111020c: primes,
1214c, culls. 8010c ... . . . .
BEANS New Jersev, ".-bushel basket,
green and wax, 50083c ..
BEETS Nearby, per bunch, 4 5c.
I'AUHAGi: New Jerso, -bushel basket.
25030c rennsjlvanlu, per barrel. $2
" CARROTS Nearby, per bunch, l3V4c
CORN New Jerses, ".-bushel basket. 75
CUCUMBERS Norfolk, per barrel. $1.5C
02.73 New Jersey. "4 -bushel baskett. Tl
EGGPLANTS Norfolk .per crate, $3
5 50 New Jersej, 9-bushel baskett, il.ol
02 .
LETTUCE New York, per crate, 85c
lj 23
MUSHROOMS No arrival
ONIONS Texas, per bushel crate, jel'
lows from storage. 1 7.102. ew,Jr;
ei. H-bushel basket, .venotts.IJgl.liil
bushel hampers, white, large, $2 2502 30.
PEAS New Jirsej, -bushel basket,
U 100-' ... ,
PEPPERS New Jerse, -bushel bas
kett 110071'c ... ,. .
ni-inira ko.n l.nnrft. Ifl.i lhs I.
North Carolina and Norfolk. $4J4.7J. No.
2, $1.7502 50 Eastern Shore. No 1, ma
chine gradi.. $4 730123, No i. $3. culls.
$1 75f2 50 New Jersey ".-bushel bas
ket No 1. 00c$l: No. 2. 40n3c.
SCALLION& Nearby, per 1UO bunches,
SQUASH New Jersej, H-bushel basket,
" TOMATOES New Jersev U-buahelNuSj
ket. Karl primes 8V$1 50 cujly.
003c. second Earls. primes. $1.71 S3.
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY
ORANGES California, per hex (120 ts
2SS In box). $1 M07 .10
LEMONb California, per box (240 to
40u in box), $2 210.1 15
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
"TONOPAH STOCKS
Bid Asked
Jim Butler ?7 -3'
MaeNamara -; -
Midway "1 -0
Mlzpak Ext "J -A
Minitina . ,-. A',' "i$
North Star ....'.-. " -01
Kescue hula OS ..10
West End 1-00 1 0
GOLDFIELD STOCKS
Atlanta "J "
blue Hull "1 .J
Brfoth . .... "i
Dlamf B B .01
Daisy ... . I M
Kewanas i"- ."4
fro . "I 0.
Sand 01 Oi
Silver Pick ... ... 03 .03
MISCELLANEOUS
Ariz United in
Nevada Wonder .. .... y
Tecopa Mining 17
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Bid
2s. registered, 1030 08
2b. coupon 1030 08
ts. registered 1018 0-1
Js, coupon, 1018 08lt
4s. registered 1025 10R ",
4s coupon 1021 10H
3s. registered 1916 83
.is. coupon. 104U Hi
Panama. Js. registered injn ...... 1)8
Panama 2s registered 1938 08
Panama 3s, registered, 10H1 85
Panama 3s, coupon . . ... S3
Refined Sugars Unchanged
New York, July 16 Refined sugar!
are unchanged as to price, all local
refiners quoting on the basis of 7.60c,
less 2 per cent for cash, for fine granu
lated The distribution is somewhat
freer, refining Interests generally offer
ing full lines There Is Btlll some slight
delay In Issuing the necessary certifi
cates, but this is being gradually over
come Raws are unchanged at 6 055a
for 96 degrees centrifugal.
VEGETABLES
The supply and demand were both fair at
revised figures Quotations: White potato-.
Norfolk and eastern wnore, per ddi ,-o i
street was a moderate buver, the supply
coming from trade sources There was
little Indication of further trading here
by Brazil, but in some quarters tne ura
zilian straddle Interest already outstand
ing is estimated at between 100,000 to
150,000 bags
The official weather map showed frost
in two districts, fine in one, showery In
one and cloudy in one, in the State of
Sao Paulo.
There has been practically no business
done In the cost and freight market late
ly, as our, supplies are abundant, and
present prices in Brazil do not interest
buvers here.
There is now afloat for the United
States 831,000 bags. Rio and Santos re
ceipts of new crop coffee amount to 360,.
000 bags, compared with 355,000 bags a
ear ago, and 525,000 bags two years
ago
Yeiterdu's
close
September 8 57
December g
March 80S
May - 13
Bid .
Today's
opening
8 30
0 03
RAILROAD EARNINGS
DELAWARE AND HUDSON
Mav gross
Net oper income
Five months' gross
Net oper. income
'Decreased
tnift
$2,063,310
618,014
12,170 824
582.141
Increase
$337,181
83,188
881 8.0
1,388,621
BAR SILVER
Last imp
Todav Yest, Tuiv Hl'h I.ow
N. Tork (cts ) BIS 09H OiH n'i 85H
London (pee ) 48 (J 4811 48 H 43'i 42H
White potatoes Jersey, per ".-bush basket
No 1 81cl. No 2. 5061c Sweet po.
tatoes Jersev per hamper No. 1 $2 103,
No 2, $1 2ifTl 75 Cucumbers Norfolk per
bbl , $1 2502 Onions. Texas, per crate.
$1 500 2 do, Jersey? per "-bush basket. $1
ill 10 do do. white, per bush hamper,
$2 21813, do, California, per 100-ib bag.
2 R0S.3 21, do Kentucky per 100-lh bag.
$3 2303 30 Mushrooms, per lb . 2050c
Government Local
Market Reports
This ilailv report Ii sent out -1 the
Bureau of Markets of the United States
Department of Agiiculture, Philadel
phia branch, with headquarters at JO--31!
Insurance Exchange Building.
(Wholesale prices on large lots to
jobbers based on sales at the various
railroad depots)
FRUITS
Apples New Jersey, It -bushel basket,
fancy, 75c$121 poor 15S0c
BLACKBERRIES New Jersey per quart,
1820r ?
CANTALOUPES California, per standard
rrate (41 lopesl $3 734, ponva (45 and
H ln-.R $3 110, flats (12 and 15 lopes).
$1 251 60 Arizona, standards. $44 50.
ronys $3 .'5. 75. flats. $1 50&1 75. North
Carolina standards. $2 65. ponys. $1 71
CHERRIES New Torn, per ti-lb. basket,
sour 71090c
ci'RRANTS New York, per quart, 15
ISc
HUCKLKBERRIES New Jersey, per
quart, 16;0c
Pt-'ACHKS New Jersey. . bushel basket,
75c$l 25; small. S060e Georgia. 6-bas.
l-'t era re. ElbertBs $2.733.73, Belles ot
Georgia, $1.7303 50,
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AN of 46, with 25 years'
experience in the han
dling of investments
and qualified1 to manage targe
financial affairs, desires posi
tion as private secretary or
confidential assistant. Salary
not important until ability and
fitness can be demonstrated. H
52, Ledger Central.
DIRECTORY OF 'ACCOCNTANT8
rertlBed .'nolle Accountants
LAWRENCE E BROWN . CO
1615 REAL ESTATE TRUST BLDO
INVESTIGATE It ADJUST PARTNER8HU
CORPORATION & DISPUTED ACCOUNTS
PARTNERSHIPS
'MiriLi: IS HEKhltY G1VJ-N THAT TIlJ
general partnership heretofore existing b
tween Cushman Newhail, John P. Holllng
worth. Charles C Walbrldge and Carl M
Bauer, undsr the firm name ot New-hall,
Churchman & Co., has been dissolved as o
July 15. 1018 Cushman Newhail and Carl
M Bauer will act as liquidating partners.
CUSHMAN NEW HALL """
JOHN P HOLLINGSWORTH
CHARLES C WALBIUDQE
CARL M BAUER
The business of Newhail Churchman & Cc
has been taken over and will be continue!
by Cushman Newhail Carl M Bauer an!
Theodore D, Starr under the (Urn name e
Newhail & Co., with offices at 64-6"J
Stock Exchange lildg . Philadelphia. Pa
e Bldz .
vay New-
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CUSHMAN NEWHALL
CAUL M BAUER
THEODORE D STARS
Pnlladelphla July 15
1018
IHMDI-.NnS
Philadelphia Rapid Traiuit
Company
Semi-Annual Dividend No 4
Philadelphia, Jul 15, 1918,
A semi-annual dividend of two and one
half per cent, or one dollar and twenty-firi
cents per sliare. has been declared out o
the surplus earnings of the fiscal vearenileJ
June 30. 1018, upon the capital stock of thll
Company, payable July 31. 1018. to shirt
Jl.e--.0.D18. " ,h ?'" bu,ln"' ' a
Transfer books wl remain open.
TV. Jl, SEI.FP.IDOE,
Secretary and Trev.e
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