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NEWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLDNEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES
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August Investments
Our August investment cir
cular ofifcrs:
11 (. S. Government and Fed-
era! Land Dank issues.
7 Short term securities of
Foreign Governments.
18 Municipal issues.
39 Attractive bonds and short-
term u'oles issued by Rail
road, Public Utility or In
dustrial Corporations.
l'lflfrn of the Ishim
ire described in detail.
This circular should prove
of value to every investor.
Son! Jor l.tst l'H-1; I
The-National City
Company
Corrrspotidenl Office in f5 Citxet
PhilitMpfcU 1421 Chettnut St.
1 elc(ihnne 555 Locust
rwtshrrt Term Sotr-Artftnrre
UNSETTLEMENT COMES TO NEW
YORK MARKET AFTER STRENGTH
Calling of Large Amount of Loans by Big Bankers and
Reports of German U-Boat Sinking Steamhi
Off New Jersey Coast Cause Reaction
High Points in Today's Financial Neivs
Calling of large amount In lomiv ami icporti of sinking of steamship
by V-boat off Xcw Jersey roast caused declines In Xcw York itovk mar
ket following strength. Price movements itcic unriow on the Cinh, tilth
war-order Isiuei heavy. Corn irni nervous and i loved tmier. Cotton tars
tneyular. Ilusiness In foreign exchange it as small, liar silver ii'tchntitict'
In Xcw Yoik and London.
Nciu York Stocks
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METROPOLITAN
PETROLEUM
History Property
Development
Financial Affairs
Detailed report giving com
plete information since incor
poration may be obtained with
out obligation. Clip this ad
or mention MP-15.
Scbmidt&Deeiw
Mmltrr Cori. Mnrk T'T. iT ". V.
628 Widens Bids., Philadelphia. P..
I'll..: llell.M.il 111 SO: I.e.., It.ire. 1030
N. V. (IfTlrc. 30 Ilrnnd St.
pijivati: wmns
Bark in our Arm.v Hiid Nar7
Iluy War Snvlnss Mam".
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The money situation was forcibly interjected Into the speculative
position of the stock market today, when a number of the law hunkers
called in loans estimated to amount In nil to $1!0, 000,000.
At the Mime time that these rails vveie sent out an uneasy feelins
had been created by newspaper aiticles III reference to the sinkinK of n
steamship off the New Jerbey coast, and the two factois had an inlluence
In causlnp unsettlement of th market and resulted In declines of fiom
1 to 2 points fiom the hlp,h rinse of the forenoon.
The 'strong tone that has been noted for several days was maintained
during 'the first half of the day, when many railroads and Industrials
made new hlsh records for this muicmcnt, with Baldwin Locomotive
lending the t-teel sioup, lieavj buying putting Its pilce up to 901,, and
other steel liul'isti ials ruse from fractions to more th'in 1 olnt.
In 'the luilvv i Ksues the speeuHtlve interest was gi latest In the
St I'aul and Union Par. lie. but the situation was abruptly changed boon
after mlddav. vvheu bank loans weie filled in.
From then until the close the maiket tone was heavj.
Nearly all inteiest In the bond market continued centeied 'n the (!nv
ernment Issues, but fluctuations in those securities were compaiatlvely
narrow and showed little change fiom previously existing levels. The
Liberty 31&S were traded In at 100 0G to 100, the 4,,s sold at 95.64 to
93.4S and the second Libert 4s at 33.80 to 03. SC.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
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Morton H. Alexander
Phils. SlocJc Exchange BId.
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DEl'AKTMKNT or CITY TR NS1T
CITV OF r'minKi.!-uiA
151 ltnnre MtilMlw;
ri.ilTdrlphla. Auk'uat 11'. mis.
Scaled propoaitts. uddiH-vil to tlir undrr
tened Ht Hi ntHcf iilmt mttttiuiofl will
" be rrc1virt until Z o?lork noon on Tucn
ny. A u u t y?. 1JI8, nnd f.prn'-d Immi
d'telv t Hereafter, for the fnllnwln? work
ppurenui.t to the rrnnkfonl 121e a toil
Rnllwa). autbrfznl bv OrJIrninv of Conn
Clla crToVfl JuM 1'. 1ir and July 1'O.lllliJ.
CONTK Vi T Nii. .10
Krect"C. drilling nnd rii.t iit In p'rp cn
honored nncl slvt-fiiir Ii-rp e.Nt- roti
brnKbts on olnrl lolunin hms In Kr.mk-
fiid anUt betULtfii (. mrch strc -t a.wl
r.e Ft-et
Plans nn pccinpntinn tnn h frn at
Room 74 linure ItulldlnT Ktid coplpo o(
Umf. w'th i. ank furms for pirtpoats. will
be suppl! iu lntpudins b.JJ -s upon upp.l
"cation to tbij. olt'.co
Bidders mut h sklU'd mil rcularly n
fiippd In tK olu 3 of work bid for
The contractor will l-c reniilr-d to rrrplv
with the C of AhatnM o' Julv 1 S, IM17.
relative to iVorkmvi.S ("omp nsTtion Inur
ancp, and it.ukl furnish prtoT tj hn D.pirt
ment thnt ht- iia acv-t,tid th , roi Uit.n of
said art a.id elthr 'naurr-d ' i- JlihilUv
thrrundpr or secured f4nptinn t iprrfrom
Each hid onuat ) acomr-n.rd bv ,i -pr-tlflcattf
fron iw9 Citv Pol'cltor t.iat n pro-
Kmal bona In tho sum t K' Hundred
ollars (jr.Ott hna been flj. d 1m artordanci
with the w"Ilona vt an Ordinance ap
proved Mh z lKt;n.
The Dirft r rcBervea thn rlf;lit to reject
any or all 'iUh u lie nw d. m I -t for thu
Interest o. me City of PhtlauMn t
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t.KfiM. Anvi:RTisi:Mi:Nrs
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT Itecrlpt?. lSfl.n 1uIip1b ThP
markPt ruled ilrm Quotttluns. Cir lot In
i pori i legator '( rnmnt stand ml Insppi
tlon) tand ml prli fH No 1. ml w intrr,
Jl'-.tl). No 1 hoiMnrn aprlns, '1.?,'. No 1.
hard winter $J.:i.i No l red wlntM nar
II kv, ?:;, No 1 id winter. 'i'M, No 1
northern spring. JJ .Ht No. J hard wlnt- r
Si 3(1. No l' nd whiter rarll'kv .: .
1 Nn, A. red wlnttr. J'j.irj, No. 3 northern
pprlntc, $j :tj No .T innl winter ?-' 3J.
No :t n d wind r s.trll. k $L'.:ir)
L'OltN Rirclpm ll'ttl lms!n4 The mar
ket was uuiit but pflVrlnm were lisht and
ilues were firmer iJiHuationn. Car lots
for loc tl trad No J ellow. $: SSffc 1 l0.
X .i e!low $1 htil 7
DATS HerelptK If. UVI hulu-: Trute
was slow and the mnrl.et wan nn h nied
t)fferli.KH wiif mod-rate but aninb Quota
tlonn No L' uiiiif Ma ffi sJt ft'ind tnl
while SfT.Jk. No. .1 white M1., m s?t ,
No. 4 white S(iT?Kle.
PLOfH ll.( fpta 730 T.lti lbs in s tek
The mftrket was qui t and hai f 1. ntead
with fnlrlj lib ral nfferlim Onot'ttlons
To arrlie. p.r lint 1,f, Iti lis-Ih -miU
Winter wheat. Ino per ent flour Jin J.'Ti
10 ,"u. Kans in w J(f at, 1 f Ml p r f ent tlnur,
SI 1?? II J."i uprliiR wliMl ion per tent Hour.
511 l.-.fffll 4ii
UYl PLOl'Il sold h1iw1 at former niVi
We rjuote $11.7.1 lit 7." per bbl.. In s' ks
ih to tuallt
PROVISIONS
There wan a fair Jobbing demand and the
market rultd firm. Thr ntiotutlons foiNm
t'ltv lietf In self". Htnnkr d and air-dried
lie wx'siem Inci, in setf Fllioiit U tt,
i Ity beef, krurkles and tend'rs mh 'K rl and
air-drh d 41c western b'-ef, knu kles and
tomb rs. untok' d 4e. beef hams, $(0 pork.
.imll $." Jif? "i ; h.uns S I run d Ions
III t V,lt do xklnnrd loose :il .TV do. do,
pmoki'd ;iT(7 j"( other hams mi i-d i'tv
cuted iif in linnl and aerajre KJUT"14t ,
It'iuir" nokod western cured. JSTitle do
biiHi d. I oih less -J(c plcnk Phoulder r 1.
(U- il lotme, I'llVjp do, Fmokcd -d billies,
lu pit kJe accordlnn to averji . Ioof? .Mr .
lire jkfat baeiTi iir to brand and arrnBe
t Itv i ur-d, lit . breakfast tm-on. wt Fti rn
Hired ilr. lard weFt'-rn refined J7sTJ7
lard pure tity kettle nndtrt-d -TUfL'T'n
RKKINKD .SUGARS
TJie mirk t w tr quiet but linn under II?Ut
rrftrins nunte un a buslF of 7 ."Hie fur
Vu Krait j1. 1 d
l)IUY PRODUCTS
CHKKI The market rubd firm with de
mand readlb ihsorbln-- the limited off. rin-".
GuotitinnM V v York whole-milk, faney
fresh. 'MUff'.'H'.r speeiilf lilwhiT d'i do.
.l. tn fiK.il tfr-tth t'-i flT'Jiie. 'W 1m onoin.
whot".mIlk faun 'Jb'4 JiJ'i'ai . lo. do. fair)
1 select'
dozen.
J eggs weic johblns at
POULTRY
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KSt' tsT.VJU IJF ULLIA A. HIUI Alt t.
ilrceaned llt ri. t dt,uiuntur on
v the above estate l.avlnj lurn kirftiud to th.
unvterBlslied, all ptr'nni tmtfliled tu thi ttahl
'' '.Mate ure requs'fl to miKi p.ijin. nt. auj
those huvlnp claims lo princnt Hie jam .
v without delay. t'
' . mary M.vnnr. Knnnis sti:vvut
and MRuniV NKWK1HK STIIWAHT
SiV.T. eiM m . I'ii.lad.li.-.la.
SWi JACOH SNARE.
4'J7 Walnut at.. PMInflMphli
KSTATi: OF A(ll KlMl.rv ii-
ntrd Irfttera of ntlmlnlFtratinn .
tiu n lmira antitn ii.nlni. . .
vrv-i t u.b toio n: untiuA iivtu uriinien n
l?tf the undpralffned. all perpons Indebted to the
.f7t "W estate are requeFtpd to make pigment,
Tj-pi and thoao havlnc claims to prcatnt the
I&'aWt same, without delav. to
WT tJJ'Olfn J KTMM-.y.
tide & ROl North Front street
tZ&rt... Or to hlF attorney
& MALCOLM O. CAMPUHLT..
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niRKfTOr.Y PI' ACTOfvrVNT
ferlllled I'ulille AnoimtiinU
tn trittul ''", L'lle
lll'TTKIS The market ruled Ilrm
mind ! lilll nlisnrlilnj Hie lltlllte I
(luotatlons Solld-liaeked i ' 'Ui. r
lili In r-n rhi,- OT d I.WI'I .
firsts Ji'.-i lirl ll'iln -i. irml ' "
Jt'.e, l.rand" "t n-ln i jnli'im, nt ! !
dl.lce nt ab fill t" '-""'1 I '"' '"', ,
j; JCJS l'lni inH'-lild eK," nut wlih ;
nnd .iutli t and ''u s re -lrmlv '''Id
(Jil.it it una 1'r-eei". ni.nl" llriis vl.l.ll
fi:i"0 T Htiimlird ime lurr ui rw InM
til' 110 pi r ( I'l '. ' rn eiri lllt '!
I r cast tirts ;u mill 1.TJU ner i.ibi. faro
NERVOUSNESS MARKS
TRADING IN CORN PIT
Prices Move Irregularly, End
ing Lower Oats Show No
Particular Snap
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nxtrcm rif rvntmps cnrrutrt l?nd
thf trading In corn today and prices
continued to move Irretmarly. cndlns
lower. Improved weather conditions
oer the wt'St and poutJiwcst, with mols-
ture. In parts of holt. led to scattered
I pellinp and a weaker sta rt. The de
cline was halted by the execution of
buying orders hv tommisslon houses
Tin trade ,an ImpreFnV with nu-
T.l Vt; Irmand was fairly nrtUe and the
m irki t ruled Ilrm lth i vcpt'or. il luf of
fo. Is fomm tndln ; a nremiuni ij'jn'.ii on
I'ow N 'A T l'( t -ntlonnl loin hi-rV r
Sprlrm hli 'o n. not I.'Khoinft wiiuhin-i I1!
fi'J lb npl". Vift UN . welKhhiK I f' I1 ins
api-i" .1tif'l7t white LeR:h'irrit i 1(11111
to -.! .'MtfIblf Iloosfi-s 'J'TfJli I) n 1."
IMihi -jinn-. a4-HJi do tlo old MOIl.'.
do hull in KunwT 'lrn JMc tluln- w n r
pair $1 .nt! I I. lMneons obi n. r i- ir
20 fi 3"n do iiu-i; per pair 28i?3fie
llti:s-i:n--Tln markn was qui t with
modern ti' hut ample fifferlnirs w It bin the
ranee of qiiotit'ous (iuotatlons im follows
riFli-kUletl fowls in bids fam drv
pit ked fam sell i ted 3(lVj e welchlliu I
lbs and otr anlm ?,v, Fiiieillrr -Ui 3Jfff
.Tm old roost, rs drv-pUked. 'e' broiling
rlih Ien w f st i rn finn w elihlmr J Hi
mbMp and ner InfiMlt snnller f)?s TsT
3'- prin-i dm k Loin: Island and IVnnsvl
anla .'biff 17r squ ibs p. r do w hit' ,
wOshin Hfri 1 lbs prr do, tsft s . do
welphhu,- '.Win lbs prr dost X77."o do
wpiphlnn S tb v i do r, f r ii ll do ueicb
Inc 7 lb p. r doz Jl ".oi?.. do. weltliirs
OfHP- 11 per do aT4 do dark JUU
f'-."o Finall nnd Nn J $l?L!r.n
rRESH FRUITS
Watermelon nnd p".u lies rre more frre
Iv ofTered and e.iler other frulti Te
ffeneralU M".iiH Onnfitlons Apide Vlr
Bllll.l. per hlil -' "ill f II do. per "-lii:li. I
lusket .Mli "I $J d per liurhel teskit 1T
l:..i(l. piaihen ).1 n and Marlinil p r
llbiskei ( irrler Jf'.l'J" dn. Ve. V Ir
Klnla. per (l liakel t irrier. SI 7"'- ""
limnlli. P' r 'inx if?1ll nrantxii C lllfnrlil.i
p i linj. JCTTM prapefr'ilt per 1 n $ t n .1
srapes PMavine ,r -nket nrr.nr SI :'".
fTiir.it in I'lllfurnln pit l-liasl. ! iraN
V'J ITtli .1 "o, pi.ir fallfiirnl'i per lm Jl 7".
Il 1. plums (1. ursl.i per 4 li.nket i mtf M fn
3. i-Hnt.itmiP' s North Cnrollna per itandaid
erntt ?Hil 7" di. North I'artilliii r
pony crate. dirfrfSl. da. North t'.irnllii.i i r
ll.U cnle. rne. do Noith t'nrolln i Hldt;
.ir per M.iodnrd irite. J'J'ii-r.n do
Ninth I'arollni. niiUwavH per 1'inii erAte
Jl.ilo Ddaware nrd Mrd-inil pr iiland ird
crate SJ5T'J r.u. do nlnare nnd M.irl'ind
lr pou irale TV W?1 .".11. do I'.illfnlnli
TurloiK, lT plandard i-ate $.14 d i " ill
fornlt TiirlmU Pi pom irite. Ji 7"f:t
d) ('.illfiiinli rirl.uk per flit iritf ti.
waternii loni iniil.iin m r inn $a"iil7 7." d
sujtln rn pi-urloid '-JODS . "."(!.
I M'.(;r.Tmxs
1 Iwnuind nl- fall and ilm; general
iruli dsle. nh tjidatiopp. Willi pntatoi
.Norfolk pi I.I.I No 1. 13 r.ni I J-i. Nn.
J SI -'"I'll -all While poliiio i Kiist
etn Minn Per hid No 1 J'l .Mill
I".". No ' tlBfiL' 7.1 White pila'nis
,liin per " -husliel.il il.et .Mi 1 Mlr:ille
No llr'l ik Willi poiaiops n ri.. p.-r
Alaska Old Jl
Alaska .lunca
Allls-Chal Co
ilo pr ...
Am Can . .
'In lf . . .
Am r A P i vi sr.t.
Am Cotton OIJ 1 4 ',i
Am It &. I.thr IS'u
no prer
Am Ico Kcr
. do pref .
Am l.lnscuil
Am I,oeo . . .
Am Smeltlnc.
Am sum Tnh
Am steel Kilry
I Am Suirar . .
tlo pref . . .
i Am TVl & Tel
Am Tnh.tefu
Am Wool
Mh wilt V pr
.iii -.mo A:
All. Lomlii
Atchison . , .
tin pref ... .
I At, (! & W I.
Uilduln Loco .
H.illo .K. Uhlo.
li.urctt (
, liatopllas .Mln
, Uelh Steel U. .
' do 8 ii c nr. .
Ilnotli Irish's Co.SOTi
1 Hums iiros . . .j-is
' HlllllHVVlck . . 11
mute a s cpp 30V4
I'.il l'etio .... 20')i
do pief . . . ii
I'.il I'ncUliiB Co t:i
i 'an I'lieim- . . I.-.4'.
I'ini Loath (IST
I'eirn de pasen 31 '
Cllts ft Ohio . SKXj
i "111 (it West 7V4
Chi Jl .V; Kt I' 4ys
i'li i.v St " p -..lat,
Chi & N"eat Dw,
ciii n i i tu s.ii
ChiKlo l lipe pr (l.-.H
c nitcV 7 pe pr 77
C C C ASH, , ;..
I Clllle Coiiiel . lit
Chlno Con Cop 3D '4
Cel Fuel ec lion 4714
. Cul (ias A: i:ieu 3
I Cul & .South. .. 22
1 Lout Cap . . 73
Corn I'lodilets 41
Crucible Httel . (i0yt
Cuba C Sugar 2!IT
Del & HuiImoii.1 III
I Dome .MlneH . . Vt
UNtllleii Sec rfllVj
Klk Hum Kuel 3(1
Mile .. I.'iTh
i Kue l.st ir 33
llast Williams Sili
Cen cik C" . an
Ceil Klee Co 147V4
fioodrieh II V. I.Vtt
(Ir.inliy Minlner Hi
(It .Vurtliun ir .l
It N'o ().( subs 3SV4
Ci eeuc-C.in Cop I."
H.ttk & ll.uker 17
Illlnnis iVntr.il HO'h
IiiKplrjtiui Cull aii'i
Interb-Cons C 7 'i
lilt Haiv X .1 I2H
Int i.ir Co.; :7
lilt .Mel 'Marine "Jiilb
do pief Hli-Xi
Inter I'aper 3K
Intel Xickel . 3(1 !i
K.m Clt.v Sou IU',,
Kun City So pr 35H
Kenn Copptt . 33!i
Lack Steel Kli
LehlKli Vnlle.v .MX
Loiillnril 1' . 1.17
do nthtH lhni
, Louis .V. Xahh IISV4
! .MnckaV Co 7 1'..
do in er CI'.'
M.iwvrll Motor S.Vi
do 2d pref 2(1
Mi I'ctiul . IOJ'Vi
.Miami Con Cop 2H
Mldvnk Sled.. 1 1
.Missouri I'm !4;
do Pier . .-
Mont l'mur . Ii
Vat l;n & Stpil .12
'ev Con Cop . 2d
New O T o. M
X V Cent .
X V X II & II
. Xoi f & W ht
I Xoith Vm
Ohio flan . .
(lilt Silver
Pcnna H It
IMIt.s .V. We-l
Pitts Coal
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INTEREST IS LACKING
IN OUTSIDE MARKET
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Prom Those Prevailing for
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Price movements on thj Cuib were '
Benerally narrow with market cqdi
tlons showliiR little chnnRo from those
irevnlllnR for a Ioiir time past '
The war order stocks continued
heavy, with Aetna i:ploslves, selllnB at ,
I2V4W.2 and Wright-Martin sold
at ifiS, The action of these tvo
slocks indicated the complete absence
of speculative Interest I
Theio was n little animation shown
In the oil stocks Houston oil selling
nt 81 and I'lcic? Oil vuis trtded In at '
1 C "b Hi 1 fi Continued accumulation
was noted In Stanton Oil because of the
Continued IneroiiMn Iti lirrwtnetlon prpn!.
Jl?''4 i ' '"s ProbahMltics that dividend payments
"l "" A i nn 1, ,., ...Ml k l..n..nn.l I
rt.trt ll"' .".t niuiti i in hk lll.l v.iqci-B
lisVi Vb I Burns Urothers Ice was stroiiR In the
11 . . I early trading advancing fiom 3GH lo 37
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Vi ' Slntea S!to.it-Mulili. i 1. ti.t. i.iu ten. led In
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at fi'iiTiGlj. Xorth American Pulp was
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.Mining slbeks were quiet and gener- I
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shares,
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32.100 Lib Bonds
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loooPhlla Klec
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300 jestcriliui thus fur this neck, S87..100I
Mime period Hint urel,. Slli.aall.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK TRADING
SMALL AND WITHOUT FEATURE
Attendance Is Light in Brokers' Board Rooms
Operators SliW Waiting Attitude Erie. Rail
road and Steel Common Leaders
and
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COTTON PRICES HIT
NEW HIGH, THEN SAG
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Air Iteiiu.tlon
t'anadl in Car Co
Con Car A lrf nref
Clmrio.l lion
Chetiolet Motors . .
Cramp
Curllss Aeroplane
Cnrwen Tool .
Cirhon St.
Km.riinn Phonosraph .
1'edi ral l)e
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Lake Torpedo Unit ..
l.ehlKh Coat Snlea
Lima I.ocomotle
M ivlm .Munitions
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Poole Knir
Hidden Trin k
Werlpna Ilontli
Mitid.T-d Motors
Steel Allos
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Todd Shl'iohlK
Trlannle I'llm
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There was only n small turnover of stoclcs pn the Philadelphia exchatiBO
today and price changes were mixed, with tho level belnK Inclined downward
after a fairly firm opening.' Home shares wore neglecte'd anfl tho majority
of business was In Steel common and Erie Railroad, the latter hems excep
tionally active for thin market nnd advancing: nt the close, when 600
shares had changed hands? ftteel was only dealt In nominally and declined
following strength in the fotenoon, In line with the trend In New York, later
moving- errutlcally.
There was only u small attendance In board rooms of brokers' ofllces,
owing to the extreme heat, and those traders who watched the ta'je showed
a waiting attitude, the Inclination being to delay commitment? until New
York operators showed moie definite confidence and also until something
new came from Washington on the conference between Director General
McAdoo and the railroad heads.
41 General Asphalt and Keystone Telephone each yielded V,. Lake Superior
30 . lost a. fraction. 11 did Tnnnnnh.Mlnlnrr T nl.lnl, vn..U..iu.. .11.1 Hill. wn
, ..... .uxucH..,,.,,,,,!, A.cie,ii i.i inaiiuu uiu tunc mm a
unchnnged after being up VS. Mlnehlll came out at Its last previous close
price, and Ilapld Transit certificates. Union Traction, United Gas Improve
ment nnd William Cramp were all steady at yesterday's final quotations.
Baldwin Locomotive turned downward after being up IVi joints, but re
tained part of Its gain, while Pennsylvania Hallroad advanced slightly and
Heading Company shares, on trifling transactions, were more than 1 point
higher. ,
Liberty lioan issues were moderately active in the bond dlvisl in and
were firm.
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Phlln l:lectrlc 24'. 24'a 21 24'
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Ton Pel . . 2's 3 2' 3
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Union Triii'tlon 37't 3S 37'4 3s
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II S Steel . . 111'i UPS. 112 112U
Wm Cramp it. Sons sn . S2 sn 82
York nullum 7'i 9'A 7'i 94
do preftlrid . 3ii' 31 Vj 3ij't 32 ,
The special efforts to move coal rapidly to prevent a short-ige the com
ing winter is shown In the statement of shipments of anthracite for July
just made public. During tjlat month the Philadelphia and Heading Hallway 4
hauled 1,420,624 tons, a gain of 164,308 over the amount carried In July. 1917;
the Lehigh Valley transported 1,319,731 tons, a gain of 6!.,084 tons, and the
Pennsylvania hauled 504,630 tons, which was 6311 tons below the st.me month
last year and one of the few roads on which business fell off.
The total tonnage carried during July was 7,084,775, a gain of 360,523
tons. For four months the tonnage hauled by all the roads aggregated
27,208,073, an Increase of 924,960 tons.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CANADIAN NOMTHnrtN
1018
Hrst week Ausust..
From January I....
JS.1II.M10
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Inc
JS4.300
21,200
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAH svrociis
OrtANI) TrtUNK ?vsti:.m
I'lrst eek Auqust.... 11, 23(1, 343 S2.11.422
l'roin .Innuarj 1 .... 40.o48.43U 3,MiU.17l,
I 'Decrease.
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Ohio
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Jim Duller
MaoNamara
Midway
Mlzp.ili Iit
Montana
North Star
Rescue Kula
West Lnd
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The follow Inc report of tho fresh meat
Hade In Philadelphia Is furnished bv the
lota! IlXestock Iind meat office of the flnrenii
It nf .Markets. United States Department of
ig Asrh ulture.
I I'KLSH HLLr" Ilecelpts modente; market
'firm on better tirades of fresh slock, slow
04 on lomnion kinds and off Londitloti supplies,
02 diiiund lust fair s
.(1.1 STLKIIS rteceipts moderate: market
ll'l stead, to Ilrm on medium and good tattle at
sill to J2S per cwt : slow on I 2ht common
ill kinds at $14 to $17 per cwt., demand npened
slow
COWS Ilecelpts nnrmal. market firm on
lietter-ttcisht cows nt Sill to t7 per iwt
drncev on common kinds nt $13 tu $15 per
iwt . demand onlv fair
Vi:AI.'Ileeelnts llshtcr: market on strli t.
Iv fresh inedlum-welBht enles Is $t to $2
hlither at $IS to $21 per cut . demand lit
tl-
PlirtlC rteceipts llcbt, market stow" nt 527
lo 534 m r cv t. on loins; demand slow.
1..VMI1 Iteeelnls Unlit, ni.irj.el lino on
i hoice iambs nt $27 to $31 per cwt ; steadv '
on otners at jl- 10 52.1 per cwt. demand at
Hie
Industrials ruled at GV, per cent, except ' MPTTON Itecelpts. moderate; markc
rnllnr- mln nt r. nor cent , steadv at $18 to 52., per (. t . demand-fair.
(iOI.DriULI) STOCKS
Atlanta 03
lllue Hull 01
Punth . 4
Dlimf II H
Arl'ona t'nlted
Dais'. . .
'- 1 Kewan is
sand Ken !.'.!!!!!!!!!!..
Silver Tick
MISCLLLA.NIMCS
Nevada Wonder
Tecnpa .Vilnius
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03 07
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MONEY-LENDING RVTES
XI. W YORK Money on call, mixed
collateral, ruled, nil day at C per cent.
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ket Is unchanged, with li'iftfi per cent
nominal flKiibes for sltv davs to sl
months, on good mixed collateral Xo j
actual business Is being tinnsacted mi
lder C per cent, ltgardle.ss of collateral
4T,f,iOn nil lndusuials there are occasional
, new loans and renewals at fiom 0 to GLj
I per cent.
I Prime bank acceptances arc fairly
active at I S -1 6 "Ti 4 Vi Per ce4 for ellgl
(I Mile members: 4 177 4 'i per cent for eli
gible linnmember.", and DV's'ii 4-)i per cent
o on inellgiblcs.
Prime mercantile paper Is quiet, at a
I minimum of U per cent.
rilll.Ani.l.PIIIA Call. 6 per cent;
! I time. CIQG t er cent. Commercial pa
,., , per. thiee'to six months, 55 G per cent;
..1: 5 I cK months. 0 tier rent.
20
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Cotton Consumption Increases
Wnshlnfdon, Aug. 14. A repot t Is
sued today by the Bureau of Census
shows that there was consumed In July,
exclusive of llnters. 541,793 running
bales, against 537,823 In July. 1917.
Experts, Including llnters, 218,877 run
ning bales, compared with 271,597 bales
In July the ear before. Imports 24,
381, equivalent 500-pound bales, 10.437.
equivalent 500-prJuntl bales the previous
July. Cotton spindles, active. 33.G74.
S9G, against 33.418,233 In the same
month a year ago.
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Clilcnun, Auu. 14. IIOlTS Itecelpts. 12.
00(1 head: left over, 10.01)11 head. Mostly
1ne to 2ne lower thin vei-t rd.iv 'h nveraue.
Top $10.7.1: bulk, IM.ir.DT It) 1,0. butchers'
heavv, $lnir81l):40l nirillum llitht. 514.3.1t!
to.llll; paikinc heavy, $17.7.7Ms.3.1: im
dlum mixed. $lMills..1a: lliht Iiims. $10 21
iff III. 73. piss. 51S9?1S ,70, lough. $17.2a
17.7.1
CATTI.1J ilecelrts, 13.000 bead. About
half receipts western steers. Trado slow;
butchers' stock and calves steady.
SHKLP- Itecelpts. 14OII0 bend Native
lambs opened strong Sheep steady.
Pittsburgh. I'll.. Aug. 14. IIOUS lie.
eelnls. 1011(1 head Sleailv. Heavies $1N.7r.
W1D..10! henvv vorkers, $20.(11?!' 20 7.7; light
.vorkers nnd pies $''lliff 20 21.
SHHIIP AND LAMMS lteeelrits. 30l) head.
Steadv. Top sheep. $12 .10; top lambs $18.
CALVES Ilecelpts. SOU land. Steady,
Top. $18.. 10. .,
lalst IlllfTiiln. N. Y Aug. 14. CATTI.K
Itecelpts 17.7 head. Stradv. Calves Re
.elnts. 3.70 hend Haider: S78T18.
1IOMS Ueeelnts J20n head - I'nsier.
Heavv $20 7.717 2II.M- mixed vorkers. ltght
vorkers nnd pics, $20 7717 20 00: roughs,
$17 711s stags. $12 111) M 14 10.
Slini'.P AND LAMPS Receipts. 400 head.
Steadv and unihnn-scd.
Knnsns ('It.. Aug 14. CATTLE Re
celnls r.nnn head. Steadv to strong.
IKX'.S Re.clpts. II0I10 head. Maiket 2So
tn 4lle lower.
SIH'.LP Itecelpts. 700 head. Stcltly.
ir'oos n
South Omaha. Aug. 1 1 HOC1S Receipts,
in. uni, neno. ainrKcc inc to .oc low e,
CATTLK Receipts. 3000 head. St!inV.
I"c to 27e higher.
SIIIIKP Receipts. 10,000 heal. Steadv.
40.' Usher.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
New York. Aue. 14..TherA wan m. - -W
steady tone to the market for coffee-.
futures this morning with rail prices 1
uncnanged to an advance ot 2 points.
September longs continued to liquidate
in that position but local trade Interests
absorbed cfTer'ngs readily.
Au-rust
September
December
March .
Jhv ... .,
July ..
One'i
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0.31
I. ON IH)N Money is quoted at 3 per
cent. Discount rate for both short and I
three months' bills quoted at 3 17-32 per I k
cent, uncnanged
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Financial Briefs
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LAWRKNCK IJ BROWS & CO.
1(11.1 REAL KSTATH TRUST Ill.hc.
ntVXSTIOATK & ADJUST PAIlTVl'nsir.n
CORPORATION i DISPUTED Ai't'ol'NTS merous private advices telling of dam
age to the crop and the week'.v report
of the Weathei Puretu frcm Washing
ton as well as that of the Price Current,
which confirmed Injury to the plants In
many se'ctlons of the southwest
The best on August was SI 61".. nnd
the close lc above the bottom at $1.593t,
against SI GOH at the. end ,veterday
The top on September was $1 63ii, the
low tlGlVi. and the final Jl Gl Vi fT
161, against $162, .vesterd.iy's last
price. The high on October was $1 64 li,
the low $1.6234 and the close Jl 62- fe
l.G2i, against Jl 63 at the end yes
terday. Oats Bhovved no particular snap, but
finished steady Offerings from the
country were said to be light, but re-
were large,
best buyers.
lCxporters remained out of the market
Advices from Canada said that rains
had greatly improved prospects there
and that demands were being renewed
for harvesters.
The top on August was 68 Vic: the
bottoVn 67c, and the close Vie lower
at 68c. The best on September was
69Vic; the low 68 Vic and the close 68 Vi ft
68 c, against 68 Vic at the end yester
day, Tlie top on uciooer was ius-jc
Ts.. rAn... 1 ...... ti .11 ,
St. w suns i.a.uu ivaiiruau regular
fS? board meeting todav has heen nnt,..n..
W<l tcr !ack ot quorum.
IV.fs.f J. P. Martian fc Co. nnnntinoA .ho. ...1
?M' of the American Telephone and Tele-
;-;(-, eraph Company's convertible 6a have
M ' 'fceen sold and the syndicate dissolved.
JFf The New York subtreasury gained
tav -j "..ihmii huiii i..e uuiiHs yeaieraay, mak
IV? . -y Inir a cash net train sine Teri,i., nt
ff5-, '14.897.000, ' '
SfS
WiWP woouiyn llapid Transit has issued its I country were said to tie
ifcikA. Pdmuhlet "Port for the fiscal year ended I celpts at interior points
Bi,Vuno 30' V,18, sho"'lnB Broba earnings Local Interests were the
2Au..i uic.a.iu.isi u. .ovuD.tsi, compared
Pr.wlth J29.504.019 in the 1917 year .Vet
Miniums uiter luxes ana nxtd chaises was
3SM. 112.054. against 1 5 . 1 !) r. ' :t s in the .,r
Wyf perllni? vear. illnu-iinAa ..- .1
Echarees and taxes was J8, 690 367. as
gsiJ.-eompared with J7.995.178.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
-;tv Swift & Co.. recular quarterly of $2. pay.
.abla October 1 to stock of record August 31.
'. Cupey Sugar Company, a dividend or t
tiCf"! "TtUrrea. payablo August 20 1 the bottom 69Vic, and the close 9si'
-'srrj.!;r-.. ii,...V. .7r""'. noT'e aen nst flOiln at the. end pster.
sru.ao..-vvtiiKer xveiraciories company, i " '' -. -- - - -"-
war quarterly 01 cu per cent on com- day.
. pvivmuiv ouptemotr i iu siock 01 record ..... ....
ut 2(L Leading futures rapgecl as follows-
Pblladalptila Klectrlo Company, regular Corn tnew dellvrry) Yes'day's
rterly of 1 per cent, pa a hie Septem- I Open High laivv Close close
r 11 to stock of record August 211. I Sent. .. l.lll'i 1.113'i LlllVa 101'; 1 112
Orro de Pasco Copper Mining Company. Oct 1.H2V4 l.m' I.USS l.tl'2 1 IM
M(Blar uuarterly ot $1 and 2ae extra per) Oats
Ware, pavable August 31 to stock of record Sept. UKVs r.u'i CN'i cs',, us;;
Mjuit 2. .Oct .t)Vi 70U (1UV. ill)', uu,
rrfnlon Tanlc Line Pomnunv r.nn.p semi-1 ...a
, ktwual of $2. .In a share, payable Septem- sept . 24 80
r- -3 to stuck of record August 30. I oct
- ' ' lilbs
-fBrAloraro Flem All..,1 ll. ' ??'' "...;.'.
..-' ...... ....(. hi.uiiliii ml, ..lo
' I'ork
2H SO
20.70
24.71
24.00
2(1 7.1
2(l.tl.1
24 11.1
24.SU
20.75 20.82
211.117 tyti.n
24.I1T "24 80
24.80 24 112
StfaM VAlr A... IJ InOAlllnl.H. na.l- '
k-"."! vi-i .r?-'. -- '. I'".- uent
jii in uanKrupicy was siarteq against lijid
kiMnerer amines ana uo siock i
Ken, of 50 .Iiroad street. Petition-
woauom are ram KatsKe and V.
tAskcd.
44.10 44. IM) 41 00 1 14 4.1
0ikw.ll, whd. alleged the Arm Is In
rwu auw in!
myointsL-
ade nreferen-
10 niaue ui i
BAR SILVER
Tester- Laat IP18 .
Weather Bureau Report Fol
lowed by Considerable
Profit-Taking
New lurk, Aug Lf
After new high iccords for the mgvi)-
ment had been made in cotton loda.vpl
the market sagged Share-
Notwithstanding the fact that the re-
port of the Weather Bureau was one
of the most unfavorable of the season. I'M
dissemination was follow .d bv lonsid- '
eiahle profit-taking, its dlsilosuiei- hav-
lng been discounted for the time In lug
The Census Bureau's lepoit on the'
consumption of the staple in July show- '
nl an unexpectedly large amount used I
by domestic mills. There was some de-
mand from southern mills feu tho'beiter
sorts for Septembei, Oc'obir and No-'
v ember shipment '
Yesterd ivs
cloe (inen Hlsh Low Last
:;o n'l 3u mi 'in "it .".i sr. 311 47
.2'' on '.11.31 3il Ht 21.31 2!l 82
2'l 111 2H 30 2'i O'l 21 2'l 2'l 77
2'1 111 2H '.".I 2'i 2'l 211 211 211.211
.211 1.4 ill 41 3i. HI 211 hi 211 llll
30 .10 30 Jl .III 1.1 .10.28 30.40
311 llll
Total sale.. 3(19,100 -birr... (omp.irril with
387.1.00 shares .vesteril l.v : thus rnr tills week
1.2.12.100 share; same period lust week,
do.i.100 sliures. i
1J dividend T'rcssed Steel Car, 2. '
I
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
The following securities were sold at
auction todaj by Barnes & Loflansl:
STOCKS
pre-
1S M. W Savage Paitorles, Inc..
ferred. par $lo
18 M W. Savage Put lories Inc., com.
num. par $10 Lot $11
in mum. iru i-ar i.iiuipment l-ompany
Ull
October
January
March . ..
,l.il
Di ember
August
Stplember
Cotton Riijrrs and Sellers
New York, Aug 14 October Ilels-
enstein. Hubbard and Rosenberg bid ;
CJulld, fleer, (ieian and Itoyce offered
Ilecember Young. Johnson. Ilage
dorn. Hubbard and Oumoens hid; Kelf
fer. Sellir, Schlll, Bartlett. Hyman and
Ceran offered
January Hartcorn Schlll. Rosenberg,
Johnston, Jones and Uumoens bid ;
Kelffer. Downs and Hartcorn offered.
March Judson and Oumoens bid;
Fllnn and Fredirickson offered.
May Judson b'd ; Frederlckson of
fered. NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
New Vnrk, Aug. 14 IIUTTKR Receipts,
1 I llld tubs Unchmaed
LOOS Irrigulsr Receipts, 17.010 cases
White. 0(10 113c Others unchanged
Final Liberty Bond Pa j ment
On the final payment of 4 0 per cent
on the third Liberty Loan tomorrow ;
about J33, 000,000 Is payable at the Fed- i
eral fleserve Bank of Philadelphia, ex-'
elusive of Interest. On July 18, when
the third installment of 35 per cent was
due. payments in this district npproxl. ,
mated J40,G0O,000. leaving J53.O0O.O0O
remaining to be paid In tho period that
has elapsed since July 18 payments have'
totaled J20.000 000. The accrued Inter
est due tomorrow amounts to J77S5.52 i
on each $1,000,000 of principal dUe. and '
on the whole amount about' $257,252. I
., l
Advance Price of Crude Oil i
Slireveport, I. a.. Aug. 14. The Stan-
lommon. par $100.
4 First Naliolial Hank Camden, N.
J . par $11111
12 HurllnKton Count Transit Com.
panv par $.70
2 Mcnrestovv n (N J ) National Rank;
par $100
2 Moorestovvn (N J ) Trust Com
panv par $100
5 WtsA Jersev and Seashore Rall-
r.md Ccimpinv par $.70
1 Darlington fount., hafo Deposit
and Trust Companj Moores
tovvn. N J par $100
5 Pennsvlv.tnla Railroad Company.
pir $70
30 Pennsvlvanla Railroad Companj:
par $.70
812 Consolidated Alaskan Company (S.
Dakota) Lot $2
2U culavvissa Kallruad company oral
preferred lw.r $.10. . ,
2 Philadelphia tlernnnlovvn & Nor-
rlstown Rillroad Company; rar
$10
200 Karmer3 and Mechanics National
Hank
17 Philadelphia Nation .1 Dank; par
$100 .
1 Wist Lnd Trust Company; par
$100
3 Fire Assoclitlon of Philadelphia;
par fill
10 United lias and Llcctrlc Corpora
tion, first preferred, par $100...
PONDS
$1000 Wildwood niectrlc and Traction
Companj .1 per cent. Coupons
April and October Due 105S
(coupons duo April 1, 11)18.
unpild and lost)
800 Natiunal (las. Llectrlc Light and
Power Company (N. J.). (1 per
cent. Coupons January and
July Due 11131
500 Consolidated Cltl-s Light. Power
and Tiaitlon Company (Del.).
.1 per cent Coupona January
and July. Due 1002
1000 Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany, 4 pt cent. Oeneral
lonsulldatid mortgage. Cou
pona June und December. Due
2IID3
1000 Wll.lwond-DelRW.ire Hay Short
Line Railroad Company, 5 per
cent. First mortgage. Cou
pons June and December. Due
1U1U ,.-.,..
202
14S
341'4
152
40H
232
441.
41
43
110
175
337
1(10
300
40'I
65
87
7sOno Angio-Prench .Is
j.'inin Am i-or Sec as ..
i.iiiiii ,Vin smelt Is
1(100 Am Tel clt 4s
211(1(1 Am 'I In. ad is
.imio Am Writ Pap .-...
loooo Vrmour Co 44 s .
1000 Allan Co Line 4s .
iiooii Atchison 4s
3 (III Ilaltc, .1 Ohio .Is..
20H0 do 4s .... .
1)000 do IV 4'i
10011 do Stvn II'! ..
IIOOII Hi lb Mi el .Is 1113(1.
310i.ii Horde nix lis . .
2001) Cent Leather .Is . .
30' ll (Vnt II II N J
High
, . Dl'i
. . IIS
SS'.
71
II,'
Mil,
82
7H
SI',
Tills
7.7'
70s.
S37
Si's
07'.
113'i
llll
4000 Ctws & Ohio cv .Is SI",
sunn Chi CI West 4s.. .17'
471100 Chi II & O 4s . . 114
JCii'l C M A st 1 4s 1112.7 S4
2000 do rfd 44 a ill',
21X111 do . ouv Is .. 7S
3 nil do cv 4ijs . . . 77
sunn Chi R I & P rfd 4m us
limn col i south 4'4s . 734
lMiou citv of Paris Us. ni'
7IIIIH Con (las conv lis 1104
Hi o ('uniherl.inil Tel .Is S.7
Kino l)l s Hud rfd 4s . 80
"1111O D Ser Corp .Is Sl'i'i
limn Dom of Can 1020 1124
I dn llltl .... ll'J'i
1 Hint do 11121 D.I
HI no !!. cv 4s Ser D .12
.0(111 l.ri- gn 4s ...14
Low
014
117 ,
ss t
77
on
sil',
S2
7U4
si
Til's
7.7'
71.4
83'
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HI
1114
lol
si 4
.774
Hii.
s.14
(.04
7s,
77.
I.s
734
i;
Ill's
Close
044
704
81
711", '
T.IVs
T4
83'. I
M. 1
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New York Aug. 14 Theie was fur
ther stabilizing of Fi encb exchange In the
early dealings today. Steillng vas a
shade easier and netitial exchanges with
the exception of guilders were softer.
Business was at a minimum.
Quotations were:
Demhand steillng 4.7595. cables 4.7695
Slsty-day b'lls nominally 4 73 Vi, nlnety
dav bills 4.71 Vs.
Franc cables 5.64 ii, checks 5 65V.
Lire cables 7.50. checks 7.50 Vi.
.Swiss cables 3 95. checks 3.97.
Guilder cables 52, checks 51 '2. "
Pesetas cables 24.95, checks 24.80.
Stockholm cahles 35a4. checks :I5U.
Chrlstlanla cables 31.75. checks 41.40.
Copenhagen cables 31.50, checks 31.20.
1 Is It Good Business Ethics
to Sell Accounts?
GDI!
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n
BANK CLEARINGS
I Rank clearings tndav compared with cor
. responding tlav last two vears:
run. .11. I. ilil.l
U14
llll
viS 1 Phlla .. $02.41T.S0I $4II.!I4T.28 14.1,1.12.704
! st! I New Y'k..710. 170.8 11 .108,11811,400 409,812,024
Ml? I Chicago . ST, 430. 411 82:400.4.10
noli Raltlmore 12.41S.011 0 311.237 T.on2..11T
TflvJ St. Louis. 23 T0U.0I8 20 r.34.-!!9 10.0S8.013
TTi ,
.is
la't
01 "I
ll(la
81
S0
MIV4
1124
li'l'i
111
.ll'l
.134
1)0
nn
104
r.04
T.14
4.74
.',(),
TS
1111
T.I
80
41)1111 Kan Citv Ter 4s T24 T 24 T2W
OGOIIOII I.lliertJ lloml 3V4 100.08 100 100. (f
413000 iln 4s 1)3.8(7 1)3.12 1)3.78
1011)00 dn 1st 1 .. 04,30 04.10 1)4.10
I KIIOOO'I iln 4Vis . . 1)7.01 01 42 1)1.80
, SlhOIIII dn 2il Vis 03.80 03.10 1)3.81
0000 da 1st 4'is... . 1)1.28 1)4.28 94.28
.100)1 Q.n Cl.-c 3s H'J'i
4'iniiu ilo. or French .14 h Ii')
3111111 Hud & Man In .Is . lli'i
.'soon do rtd .Is . . .
.'.'mil Hoik Vnl 14s
loon low 1 Central 4s
4000 Inter!) Met 14 s..
1M100 Interb R T ref Tis.
I.oiino In'er Mer Mar 0s
KOiio Inter Agr r,s. .
2000 Jap new O S 44 1
.-.IU,
T.--4
4.14
.70,
Tit,
HT1.
T.I
SO-S,
811
Ml
024
ll'Ji,
III
71'.
134
II!)
ns'4
HI',
:.'i,
714
474
,',0'i
78
llil'l
I CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS
I (lilrago, Aug. 14 RUTTRR Receipts,
,1)1121 tubs Lxtra creamery, 444c. Others
i unchanged
I LOOS Receipts, Ift.TOO cases. Un-
, changed.
JL
Salesman-Manager
of twenty vears' experience, principally
In dry goods and textiles desires posi
tion Has knowledge of placing and
filling Government and State contracts.
Would prefer some phase of war work.
Address A 31, I.KIir.KK OFFICE.
m
42
London ') 4911
W7I
r- laiat ii'io . v'X'.: ,.'- -.v -.".-. . :
Today day Wed High Low,0"ra "' company or Louisiana nas ua-
42Vt MiKCU its iiiuiKipi price un irugc u.i,
sD'., bel4w 32 gravity, to 11.55 a, brrrel.
4311
wit
4SU
tlilh
4U'i
till!.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Trading Less Arlive Speculative and
Investment Demand Depreciated
London, Aug 1 1. Trading In securi
ties on the etock exchange wbb less
active today, although the markets re
mained firm. The ncent heavy specu-l ," ..,
lattve and Investment demand Is aepre-'TU-'l sales. 3JS43.O0O,
elated, notwithstanding the fact that of- iti.J."!"?"' .'&.
r.rlne. u. n.,1 l.ir !Si'XX'vmf """ I'""
711000 Marseilles Us . 0.7
22000 M p Co (is Ser A 111
lnuo M K H T 4s .... 014
innilii do 44 s 204
JlMilliI Mo Pac gen Is.,.. r.s'i
100(1 Mont Power Tis. . 80
10.10 X Y C . II 34s.. Tl.
IiflOll do (Is 044
1. 7(100 do 4s TT4
30110 N Y Cl.y 4s MO rg 80
1 ) N Y Rvvv 4s .... .12
4000 N Y Tel 44 s . . 80
II N Y IV r 4 II 4V. s .13
2000 Norf West 4s... MlU
2SIKHI Nur Pac 4s 81J.
limn Pere Mini .is siiMi
1S000 Penna gen 44s... 80l
30000 P C C t St I. 34 s 00
2(ll) Pub Serv N J .Is. Ta.
1.7000 Reading cen 4s... 834
lliooil Sinclair Oil war 7 ' 'J?
-?"!!!! . fi ;, .: a: S;5?
loon m ii fi a r ajv '.'
...nn, 'on in ... .
2'"HHI do 8. r A 4s. ...
3IIIHI do ser II -Is
lnun Seali A L rfd 4s .
.Killll South Pell .Is . . .
ITI on South Pac Cv .Is..
2000 do cv 4 .. . .
Jlioo do rfd 4s ... .
soon K'lUth Rvvv Is . . .
lonn Texas Co 0s
mono Toklo .Ii
120(111 11 S Rubber 3.
llsilllil 1, H .Steel a f 5s .
sihiii. Union Pact 4s . . .
.'iDiltl do cv 4s . ...
2000 do rfd 4s ....
Silllll U K nf O H I -Is
Itvue I ,1a :.!.. 1011 .
IIKIIS'l d IU) new I'.HH ''''
4SU,10 dj .IVjS 11121 0
inrsi Va Car Chm (Is i(l
0
IIIs.
14
ami
r.T'.
so
T141
04
TTU
Mlti
868,000,
a
H The H
H Pawnee Pipeless H
2'V 1 1 Furnace
tt ' B Is tn' most economical method M
V.K H ever devised for heatine dwell H
' -u f sH ins stores, rhurches, etr It M
...V? ' HHi will maintain an even, comfcrt- M
-Ii I lH ttl,le tempernture In HVUHT !H
J H room e en In zero weatlier H
?n" and do It at a fuel suvlnc of M
I HH from S5 to 40. Burns either .H
't M M hard or,Bgft roul. coke or wood. iH
ri.1 rtl H Write Tor booklet No. 3d. .H
Ik slii. I XecBxos.Co.
H Heating and 1'lumblnc H
i:i is.' ... ""P.?"" z?m
i ';U 1H 44 to 00 North olhJSU.rf-i Bsfl I H
ITjTjTjTjTJ .sTjTjTjTjW TsTsTsTi ..fjT- M isTjTITjTjTJ 1
734 734 T34 B SmmirTmmnt i lr m
77'. 774 wfrJlf'riM iVasLH 1
' !' "'' tvrlmkmBL vSXTB ai i Mr B 1
8i 8t TmQxWCmklgQjkMfMakW H
kii 8n4 8n4 Wi. .' l.Mir!itW3BtWssms 13
osu, us', iis, fXifiJi 7(4tiWKkkTs9r
8i " '' m :tkl HiTi'iWIWV-
tii', Tn ts-, K53 mm r-? fii LHElMstAis.
nn., mm, -tny. Kffilff rrW'ol W7C(jMm& B
!i'ii, :)). im..- mm tHii.-fl tiBK' .?.-,f &
!.7'J ii.-. m Mu -i?t umft&xn s
KbTYi .Hrll !j lUsvWktilosNtvri.Wf B
compared with HPJS5 iTSl" 1 4?4u&V
fur tlUx k, K?y-lr Hlfigfl J Unf3&y
la.t k, $18.- K1 InBlBr ' iJOttPVv
PROMPT
PAYMENT
IS THE
GREATEST
CREDIT
BUILDER.
Can your CREDITORS' interest be un
favorably affected by selling your Accounts
if you malvc more money by doing so?
Your Accounts and Acceptances simply
represent merchandise on your ledger in
stead of in your warehouse your Accept
ances represent only your open Accounts
closed. If you could sell your merchandise
for cash, you would have neither Accounts
nor Acceptances.
You can't sell your merchandise for cash,
but if we buy your customers' Accounts or
Acceptances for probably less than yon
offer them to discount, the result is the
same as if you had sold your merchandise
for . cash your financial condition is un
changed, and you can use the money from
the sale of either in the same way.
If you sold $100,000 more merchandise
than usual for cash or credit (and if on
credit, sell us the Accounts), you could
immediately discount y.ottr hills for same
with that money your creditors would have
both their profit and their money you
would have your profit and owe no more
than if you had not handled this extra
volume.
Be fair to yourself and others investigate!
rcnniiiiiiiniin
Commercial Credit Company
i
Cash Capital $2,250,000 Surplus $450,000
BALTIMORE
Represented at
PHILADELPHIA. 512 Stock Exchange Bldg.
(Phone Locust 010)
I-JEW YORK CINCINNATI
CHICAGO BOSTON
iiiBfflsiBifirarecK
illlllllliliMIIIMIM
On Friday, August 16th ,
book.s of the U. R. STKAMSIIIP CO. will close. Prospective purchasers
of this Btoclt. which, true to our previous advices, has scored consistently
advancing quotations while paying dividends at the rate ot 20 during
the past two years of depressed markets, must take Immediate action
In older to participate In this next handsome disbursement of earnings.
Remarkable past record of stock has only reflected profitable coast
wise Steamship business, while profits frorri recently Inaugurated Ship
building branch of business operating three large shipbuilding yards,
with orders already on hand estimated at $50,000,000, should result In
even a hlcher dividend rate and very much higher quotations for the
stock, which Is now In heavy demand on the New York Curb around
$6.50 per share, Wire or phone orders at our expense,
, FOX & COMPANY
Private
Wires
S NBIV
Jstnliifjiect 1008
Stock Brokers
Real Estate Trust' Bldg., Phila.
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