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yfogH OFtHEWfANClAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET QffiTfflftON,
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NEW YORK STOCK MOVEMENTS
PROVE MARKET TO BE BULLISH
Profit-taking for Over Week-End Is Reverse of That
Occurring When Conditions Arc Bearish Many
New Highs Made Before Reaction
New York Stoclts
High Points in Todfis Financial News
Manv nru high records iccrr. scored on the .Veir York Stock lUchanpc,
Itccessions occurred on proflt-taklno. Market's position tins liullltft. Oil
continued to advance on the Curl: Coin uas higher. Cotton shotted Ir
regular tone. Fotelgn exchange nas steady, hut lull, The AVie York
bank statement showed decreases In ah items, except aicragc and actual
demand deposits, liar silver icmalncd unchanged.
New Yorli, Oct. 19.
Further evidence that the, stock market Is a bull market was Riven
In the tradlnc today, when u moderate icactjon occurred after vigorous
advances in the early trading. This Is a natural Incident to a hull cam
palRii, when tho loni? position Is Indicated by pioflt-tnkhiK faleH at tho
end of the wield a revomo of the condition In the declining market", when
rallies may always be looked for on covering of shorts on Saturday.
Thero were many new hlnh rccordi made when the market was
front: In the early ttndlnB, Southern l'aclllc ui.vuncltm' to 100'i, a new
hlRh since 1917. The strenRth was on the expected tranquillity In Mexico,
Which will turn all tho Southern l'aclllc properties there Into great reve
nue "earners. Mexican Petroleum rose 10 points lo 192, but reacted In
the late forenoon.
United States Steel common was heavily bought, advancing to 11-J",
and coming very close to Its high recoul of tho car.
Many Industrials, that are placed In tho peace group, were active
and strong, with the rubber stocks today becoming prominent.
There was heavy foreign buying, especially In United States Steel
common, but brokers who were hellers of other stocks stated that tho
upply was In nearly ult cases taken by foreign hoiihei.
Banking Intel ests weio bujers of stocks like Heading, New York
Central and the Hill shares, and the supply of these stocks has become
extremely scarce. '
Iluldvvlu Locomotive was a feature in the lute tiadlug. adtanclng to
SIVi. Bethlehem Steel "IV was olso In ikniuml late In tho foienuon,
advancing more than 2 points to above 72.
There was another spun In General Motors, which lose more than
7 points to 132. "
In the final trading many stocks showed a buoyant tone, while others
continued to reflect realizing!).
All tho important Interests were bullish, not only on htocks but on
the railroad bond list and many classes of Industrials, and the outlook was
bright for vigorous advances up to the time of the steel dividend meet
ing on Tuesday next.
i- ., . "lh
do pref sitf,
A lax Ilnhlier.. 8S'4
A ai-ki Cloid ,M 3
Alnki Juneau. W
AlHn-dinlm Co Wi
do pref US
An; Agr Chcm.tOi
do pref 01
Am lied sugar 10H
Am -Can . ... 4b1!
do pref .... oaijf,
Am Car & K Co mils,
Am Cotton OII.,44Vi
Am tilde & I, HlVi
Am II & L pf,. H.IVi
Amer Int Corp BH14
Am Ice Kic... 41
Am Ice Sec pf. (10
Am LltiHecit . 4S V4
, do pref .. . 10
Am Locomotive '),
Am .Smelting . D3',i
Am Smelt pr .10JV,
Am Sum Toli..llt
Am steel Kdrv HI
AT & T re II pd DIM;
Am T &
Am Tol
do pr new .
Associated Oil
Am Zinc & I.d
Anaconda
Atciilmm
Atchison pr
Atl Uulf&W I
U.ild Loco Co
Uulto & Ohio
do pref
llarrctt Co . .
llatonllat Mm
Hfth Steel...
Beth Steel II
01 V4
HIS
U.114
cuu
74
mud
tou
84 M
fid's,
.. HI
Kit
711,
71?.
CORN PRICES ADVANCE,
BUT RECEDE FROM TOP
COTTON ENDS STEADY,
WITH' TRADING QUIET
Rep
oris 1 hat Government
Might Stabilize Values
Cause Early Strength
against
Nov em-
iiKnlnst
t
ClilniRO, Oct. 19.
Reports that tho food administration
had a plan to stabilize values strength
ened corn In tho early trading today.
Offerings wero small at first, and com
mission houses had buying orders. Thero
were recessions from the top.
Kvldence that the food administration
Is concerned lest farmers plant too large
an acreage, to wheat at the expense of
other crops had a bullish effect. Opera
tions were restricted pending further
political developments.
October opened at $1.29,
11.27 at the end yesterday,
her started at $1.21 to $1.2.',
$1.21 Vi at the end yesterday, and
ter selling at $1.23, declined to $1.22
December started at $1.10ti to $1.17,
against $1.10i at tho closo esterday,
and touched $1.18i. Tho receipts were
215 cars.
Trade In oats was light, but the mar
ket was firm. Local Interests were the
principal buyers. Receipts here today
were 126 cars.
October opened 'le higher at G7?i
and moved up to 68c. November was
nuoted at 6Go at tho start, against
66V4o at the end estcrday, and ad
vanced to 67c. December opened at
65?4c to 6S?c, against 66c nt the
close jesterday, and rose to G6',ic.
Leading futures ranted as follows.
Test'y'a
Open High I.ow C'loo close
Corn (new delivery)
Nov . . 1.21 1.24 121 '4 1.221
Deo l.lOVi 1.1U 1 10 1 lie".
Oats
Nov .. fil" 17' Kli 07
Dee .... 5t lillli (I1 till'.
i,fcra
1 21 '
1 111
11.1 ,
Traders Show Inteuliou
Even Up and Await De
velopments Over Sunday
lo
New York, Oct. 19.
Thsre was? rather a quiet trado In
cotton early this morning and first
prices ranged from 7 points loner to 5
points higher.
It was evidently the Intention of trad
em to even up and await development
over Sunday, as It was understood that
the German reply might be received.
News on the spot article was uultc
bullish, the basis being high and offer
ings not large. Moreover, rains over
the central and eastern belt will delay
tho movement and affect the grade.
There was a little houtherh selling,
but not much pressure from that source.
It Is said that some; of tho best-posted
pot firms hiving forward contracts are
buying, believing that the basis will ad
vance materially with peace
Later prices, with the exception of
December, held around the close of
Friday Spot house buying of December
against sales of October gave the for
mer position relativo strength
tioumern auvices reported firm Mint
lleth Sti 8pc pfioi
Urooleljn it 1r. 44
Hooth Fisheries S4'i
liurns Hros ..ISH'U
Ilutte Cop U Z ln
llutterlok Co . is
Ilutte & Sup V 2SH,
Calumet & Ariz 7014
Cal I'etroieum im
do pref ,. nn
Cal TaiKIng Co 4:1
Can l'aclllc ifl'U
Ce-nt Lthr iih4
Cerrn ,p 1'iibco :ii
ChandleT MirM nii.
M'hes . Ohio . iiiii),
1 fin ct Wst pr ti4'
,Cil M X. Ht 1" .11 '4
ido pref XI
Chi & .Vorthivt in.l
Chi It 1 K V to 2S
do (' pc pref not',
.Chi It I &. pac
7 p 0 pf . . . sin;
Chile Copper. . 2.TS
I Chitio Con Cop 4S
Col Fuel v. Iron 4.1i
1 l"ol lias A. Illec 4(l'i
K'ul & South.. 21
Consol (Jas . In.l
I Com Can . . 7,1
Corn I'roductH 4.1',
I Crucible Steel 61
Cuba Cane Sug :I34
I do pref .. nn
' I'Cl 4: 1 1 lid. . 11(11',
Den A: 11 C, pr lo'i
1 Domes .Mines 11
! DIs Securities. 4H
) i:ik llorrf Fuel 21)
i:rle . mi,
do 1st pref. !l.f,
1 Fed .M . H pf. 4'l
I liiiston-Wms . 31 1
1 fJen Cigar Co, 40
I Cen i:iee Co. .13H
1 lien .Motors . . . 131 Ji
1 do pief . . ;u
I Goodrich II F. ,lu
I (Iranbjr Mng.. s.l
lit .Nor Ore xbi 11
lirten-C.in Cop f,7
I Gulf Statu Sil. 71 1,
'Haskell .v. Ukr. 4(l-'!
I III Celitial . . Ill)',
-nt Agrlcul .. Id
do prf . . (ii
Inspiration Cop .is
Intb-i'uiH Cip,
do pref . . 3s?i
Int liar C new .los,
lnt -Mer Mar . !;
do prif . . 1 111
Intern 1 Taper, lis
do pref tta (, I
' I111 Nickel . a:iTi
Int Jtap Tian s.l
Kansas City tl. 20
Kellv Sprglleld .17
Krtiuccott Cop. 3s
Lack Steel . . . 7'4
Lee Hub & T. 21 "4
Lehigh Valley fl.'iy
Loose-W Ills C 4 J
Lorlllard T . . .in;
Low lln(
20 2(1
4.1U '
(13 Vt (11 '4
1 .114
tV 2
20 Ve 5V
Ctll "l?s
1111 101
D4 (14
70V4 10V4
40 V. 4IIVll
D.I've, 0.1
KMV, MI,
44 4IV
KHi lH'i
HVU K'l
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4',4 0H
AH'it 5'.)
iV4 tir.
70 7!4
OH BH
BU',i !(l
107 Y in'U
110 11 (l
Hi HU'Vi
DU"4 VUIk
10.1 10.1V4
INK Ml 104
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ov onti.
In inii
721. Til
0.1 0.1
K34 H3'vl
107 I07V4
so s:iMi
5d',; sn'M
01 nt
104 yd 10IM1
1 Hi
701- 7Hi
70Vi 7IHX,
103 104
markets, with holders confident of much ! iMlii
Itltrhir ,tpt0o ..11. I.a .. 1-- -. 1CX 1 UIU1
higher prices with the coming of peace
uanas, Texas, saiu farmers weic hold
ing for 40 cents
Yesterday
ClOH'
Louis & .Nash I J
Max Motor . . 37 Vt
do 1st prof. , (Wiy;
do 2d pref .. 20Mi
Maj Dopt St re j .m
Miami Con Cop 'i0
October
December
JnnUHr
Jlnrch
May
Jul)
oitn
ll.s;. .ii.nn
:iii.s7 .10 so
30 31. ,111 3.1
3(1.01 30 no
3(1.011 3u 0.1
20 Ml
HlKh
31.01
3(1 111
30.11
3(1. LM
3(1.0.1
Low
31. Kl
:io.7.1
311 -.-
2'I.IH
I'll 1-3
l.nxt
31.V.1
311 HI
30.3(1
3d U
do 2d pref . .
Midvale Steel..
M & St L new
Mo K & Tex
do pref . .
Mo 1'ac . . .
do pref . .
Mont Tower . .
"sat Acme
Nov
Jan . .
Illba
Nov ...
Jan ..,
Pork
Nov . . ,
Jan ...
4 on
2J.1B
.20.7.1
.20.20
.34.00
24.32
23 20
21.17
jo HO
31. NT
37..W
21 00
23 03
20 7f.
20.00
31.011
30 00
21 20
23 12
21.00
IIII.OI)
31 All
37.30
24,20
23.23
2(1 02
20 1J
J'itltburgh Coal's Net Drops.
-New York, Oct. 19 The annual re
port of tho Pittsburgh Steel Company
for tho year ended June 30, 1918, shows
net profits after charges and war taxes
of $4,556,140, etiulvalent, after deduction
of preferred dividends, to $54.59 a share
earned on the $7,000,000 common stock
as compared with $101.09 11 share In
the preceding jear.
PHILADELPHIA MAItfCETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHPAT Receipts. 157,109 bujheln.
moon firmly held. Quotations; Car Iota In
export elevator tOoverninenl atamlartl In
apectlon) standard prleea No. 1, red win
ter, f2 30; No. 1, northrrn Kprlng. $2 39;
No, 1, hard winter. $2 30; No. 1. red win
ter. carlkkj. $2 37; No. 1. rel nmutt.
12.3d; Ko. 2. red winter. $2 Sil; No. 2,
northern aprlnc. IS.3H; No, 2, hard winter,
$2.30; No. 2. red winter, liarllcky, $2 31;
No. , red smutty $2.33; No. 3 red winter,
$2.32: No. 3, northern spring-, $2.32. No. 3.
hard winter, 12.32; No. 3, red winter, gar
licky. $2.30; No 3. red smutty. $2.2u.
CORN Heeelpts. 2423 bushul'. Trade
was QUlet. but supplies were sruill and tho
market ruled Arm. Quotations: car lots for
loeat trade. Yellow, as to crude and loca
tion, tl.00Rl.7fl.
. OATS Receipts. 10.831 bushels. Tho mar
ket was quiet but firm under light offerings,
quotations: Car Iota as to location. No. 2
white. bOWROVsc: standard white. 7HV4 gvic;
No. 3. white, 7f'7Dc: No. 4 white 77W
78c. 1
FLOUR Receipts. 1,132.031 lbs. In sacks.
Trade was slow and prices favored tmvrrs
under free offerings. Quotations To arrive,
per lllil lbs In OS-lb. saeka Winter wheat,
100 per cent flour, ItOffU' 2.1: Kansas
wheat, 100 per cent flour, $10 nnoin K.1;
spring- wheat. 100 per cent flour. $lotailiU.
RYB FLOUR Was dull and unehange-d.
We quote at $8. 3009, B0 per barrel In sjcka
as to quality.
PROVISIONS
The market ruled firm, but demand was
only moderate; Quotations were as follows;
City beef In sets, smoked and air dried,
47c; western beef. In sets, smoked. 47c;
city beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked
and alr-drled, 48c: western beef, knuckloa
and tenders, smoked. 4Hc: beef hams, $00;
pork, family. $33f4: hams. 8. P. cured,
loose. 4V435V4c: do. skinned, loose. SH
OSlttc; do. do. smoked. 88H03ftVic: other
hams, smoked, elty cured as to brand and
average, 3IH37Hc; hams, smoked, west
ern cured. 3nv437'sc; do, boiled, boneless,
flic; plcnlo shoulders S. V. cured, loose. 27c;
do. smoked. 2vc; bellies. In pickle, accord.
Ing to averags. loose. 80Hc; breakfast ba
con, as to brand and average, city cured,
47c; breakfast bacon, western cured, 47c;
lard, weatern. refined. 20O2PVic; lard, pur
city, kettle rendered, 2U02UHc
REFINED SUGARS
Trices were firmly maintained n a basis
f Do for fine, granulated,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
rtUTTEn The market was quiet but
steady, Quotations) Bolld-packed creamery,
extra, d9cj higher-scoring good, OOtsnjc; ex
tra firsts, BNWMVic; firsts, 34(f.17c; sec
onds, S1033; fancy brands of prints job
bing at lie Hue: fair to good at :UU3.
ttQUH Fine newlald eggs were well clean
ed up at the lata advance. The quo
tations! Free cases, nearby firsts. $10.60(9
1(1 80 per standard case; current receipts.
$10 20 per esse; western extra firsts, $11 B0
tl. 80 per rases firsts. $1(120 per , In
ferior lot lower; storage eggs, $12.70013.80
per case, as to quality: candled and recrated
egga were Jobbing at 00002c per doxen.
POULTRY
LIVE Receipts were light and the market
ruled firm and higher with demand fairly
Mtlve. Quotations: Fowls, not Leghorns
" ueardliur to quality, S4MTc whit Leghorn
lerKhorn
rooMurn,
thlikens.
2 u a.'!
an to quality, 3dfl).a2c.
iliirlfu ll, I. In .1 A....
ducks. Indian runner. L'uSf'int" mrw.;; iji.'
. H n"n,a"l '"'""f.lfr pair weighing J',
tiJ " ,H',e' Mttl.M: smaller alzca (lo
SK..c: guineas, old per pair. 7.IM1.11S. ,ii-
eons old. per pair. 30 J( 3.1c: nlir, mi. .'.,,.
per PHlr, 2-.W3HC. ' --"
DRUHSKD Tho market ruled firm with
demand readily absorblnc the limi.;,i J,r"
The uuotatlona follow: Fresh-killed
In bbls , dryplcked. fanrv ii2!i..i
lbs and over anltM..
JJOttfe; old roosters.
vveatern. fancy.
ferine,
fowls.
ac. welghlns 4',l
37V4e: smiller sizes.
dry-picked L'SV4c: fhlrUi.ni
welghlna- m 2 lbs. anifr.: iiaiSS .'"Vii
Ins 1 lbs. aplete and over, 31c: welgnlnir 3Vi'
lbs. apiece. 33c: weighing 2V4 03 Its ailec?
3l32c: spring dueks. lA.ng lilinl and
Pennsjlvanla 3040o squabs, per doxen
white, weighing 11M12 lbs, per dox.: ISO
Jv':0; weighing OOIO lbs. per dox.. $7
W7.50; do. welghlna N lbs per dox 1110
(150: do, weighing 7 lbs per dox.. $1 3110
ft; do. weighing HOtlVi Ib's. per do, . I34J4
darks $l.r,0W2.fiO; small and No ; ilM
Od"'50eO7n5'c."- S"U'"t "" P"r- "c-"5i
FRESH FRUITS
Demand was onlv moderate.
Keneruur wen nifauny neld.
APPit-a, ew XQTK,
as
. t"- ""ll veniiny. l.-.-c
r,.oU. Aixunier. HUU; Kail rippln. I40.V
Bnow. $ Hi.",: .Ma Men lilu.h. 4(ft: (u&
ardston. Hla- IJraveruteln. llsSuOii
lwenly-ouncp, $3...ti4f 1 J0: Orepninir. ilST.'t
vuiiuui vmiriira. j.iat
Anillas Tlnail
vanla and Virglma, per bhl. Qrlrnrs 14 no
M7..10. King. I1O0: Ualdwln, UipZ: lien
Davis. $J..Mi4: York Imperial $4W4 7v
Jonathan J.lTCH. Annies, ner S-bushe! bas
ket 40cO$ 1.23: do per bushel basket. 73c
H-JUvjoI?1' '"!le, ner H-bushel basket,
tl. 1003 7.1. Apples, western, per box. uu
3.10. Qulnees. New York, per bbl., IlloJ.
. si cv ! uisrirt, Vt tl 'f Rri
New York. Seckel. per barrel. $71'. Prars
New vorK. per busnei basket Heckel. S3
. a n
4.23: Heurre Hose.
3 uo;
F.m h iI-bii,u
I202.o0 Tears. California. it hoi. ft(,
Plums. New York,, per 4-qt, basket lulne
Claude. i(i)70c: Damson. ndO70e- lilua
Oaae 31O0Se. Plums New York. l)amson!
per bushfl, $104. Plums, California, ner
Italian, per box. $ll.7u. , lemons "per boS
HI iclo. Oranges. California, per box. 1110
Id. Grapefruit, per box. toOk. Plneannlea.
Cuban, per crate. I.IOUSO. do. Porto Rico;
,, t,.B, ,. u... .i-uuvrn!, jersey,
per bushel box. $'00O3 23. Urape.. Dela!
ware and New York, per 3-lb basket con,
oapH "i WrlPif tl Uivara "Ml " l H . m -
lui s v -,s w - VM (ijr 4JW4) i I1! IcIaHrH
J(l023c. Orapes. New York, per 18-lb. baa,
ket Concord. $LL101,23. (lrai.es. rjall
fornla, nr box. $1 7504. Cantaloupes, Col-
utttuui aw
2.73,
Honey new, per flat crate, $2,23 W
VEGETABLES
The general-market was oulet and with.
out Important change. Quotations: White
1403; No. 2, $2.0008 .111. White potatoes
Jersey, per ( -bushel basket No. 1. HO
1.13. No. 2. SOOllSc. White notato.;. t.r.
y and rennsjlvanla. per 100 lbs. areen
tvuiiiKtii. tiu a, . .i,v n: uianiS. HO. 1,
IJ .1002.03. No. 2. $l.r,0O2 23; Sweet nota!
toes. Jersev. per baskat No. 1. 73080c:
No. 2. 40O0tf. Hweet potatoes. North Caro.
ilna. per bbl. No. I $2 7.103: No. . lir,"o
i ioi cuits, i. pwMi potatoes, Kaatern
onorr. vr uui.,ig i. -- i.tf.i; o. 1,
I 7Vt0! I-ettuca. New Tiwli nee -at.
Rlli.OIV.7.1 (Celery. New Ynrlr nee h,n,.h'
ISO nue. Cucumbers. New York, per basket!
ll..VI. Cabbage, New York, per ton, 112
via. unions, per tvi'-io. use, so, j, si.auss
lM: 4o. e.-(9. . $1IJ, '
111 I
20 5,
is
io,
n
UU
2fl',i
.19
M3IC
20. "7 ; Nat l on X. fall 18
J Nat i:nam . S 47
National Lenil Ol'i,
Nltlt of -M 2tl p 87.
.Nevada con l' 21
N Y Air Ur.ike.llil
N T Central. 7!)
N Y N H & II 42
N V Ont ; W 'jj i,
Norf & Wcst.loaH
Nor memo . in'.'i
Ohio (las 47
Ohio Fuel Sup 41
Ontario Silver. 7?I
Owens Hot .. ill
l'an Am Pet "Mill
I'cnn.i H It . IflVi
IVo as H c .10
1'cic .M.iuiuette 13
do ir pf . mi
l'leroo OH . II)
I'hlla Co . 3.1
IMttB k West Sin,
Plerco Arrow, it U
do nref .. 00'.
Pitta Coal .. S3a
I'reHted ,stl rar fl')
Pullman P I'ar 127 ',
lty Sti SnrinK tu
Hay Con Cop
Iteadinir
Hep Ir & ll
Hoal much
H.ixon Motom
St L S K
do pref
K L A. South
Seab Air Line
do pref
Shattuck Ariz
Sinclair Oil
South Pacific
South H H
do pref
Studebaker
Stutz .Motors
Tenn C A: C
Texai & Vac
Texas Co .
Tobac Prod
Transue Wll
Union Pacific
do pref
tint Alloy Sti
Unl Clitar Strn.lo.1
l'nlted Krult .118
Unl Hy Invest 10
do pref 1814
U S I ml Alco 1047k
U H Itubber. 10 Vt
do 1st pref .103Vi
U S Smelt " 3U'
U S Steel IH'Ki
do nref . . "Hi
I'tuh Conner
Va-Car Chem
VVnbaBli . .
do pref A
.In nref 11 .
Wells Fargo Lx 73
AVest'Marld IS
WestlnBhouse. 43J
Voolvvorth . IS8Vi
WorthP&M pfU 034
Wheel &. L V- JJ.,
Wilson Co .. Site
West Pac pf..
Willys Over...
do pref
Wlscon Cent-.
but values
ronowa:
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OIL STOCKS CONTINUE STEEL MEN DISCUSS
LEADERSONTHECURB; AFTER-WAR OUTLOOK
Businccg Shows Further Ad
justing on Exucclntion of
Restoration of Peace
Philadelphia Stocks
OniiiioiiH Differ i$ to
of Peace on Inthistrv-
KffceU
-IMuch
Required for Usual Trade
Vi
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New lnrk, Oct. 19.
Uuslnes,, on tlio eurb today continued
to reriect tho work of adjusting tradlns
conditions to the expected restoration
of peace War stocks were without
much of a market, hut the oil Issues,
which havo become more (imminent In
the lost two weeks, wete all active and
utrons, with violent advances n many of
tho Standard Oil Issues Vacuum oil
made tho Rrc-.itest R.iln, odvanrlnir 35
points to 420 and Atlantlu Itcllnlnij
moved up to I03O
Stand.ud Oil of New York advanced
4 2 polnt to 28T Merrill sold at 21,
nnd 243, : OKIaliotn.i advanced to !',
and Midwest Uefltiliiir moved up to 136.
Ctisden & Co. sold at 7,.
nrltlsh-Aiiieric.iii Tobacco eoiitlniied
active and stronc, nilvnnclns to 21
Aetna llxploplves sold at s'i and
Wright-Martin was traded In at 5H and
o'.i.
Chevrolet ranced froirr 142 lo 145 and
t'nltcd Motors sold at US'1! to 34.
MlnlnK stocks were rte-idy and with
out special changes In price's.
IMirsTKIVI.S
1,1.1
.", 1 Aetna Ilxtiloslves 8'.
'(, ' Ain-ilrlt Jlfff . a
!, Am Marconi 4.'w
.1111 writing r.iper :t
Air Iteductlon ,-,k
Canadian ("hi Co -;i
Can Car & Fdv ref 7.1
Charcoal Iron . 7
Chevrolet Mutins 1,11
('iam)i .. . 73
Curtis' Aernnl.mp mil.
' c.irwtn Tool . . 0
I Carbon Steel . too
l.merson Phono . 1
IVdtral I)e . .
llendee Mfg . . 11
Lake Torn Boat . . . J",
Lehigh C0.1l Sales . . 81
Llmo Loco . . . 3.1
.1Ialin Munitions .. A
iX Y Shipbuilding. . II
' Nor Am Pap Pulp.
I otls Iltcvator . ,111
Peerless Motor .. 13
Poole IJnir . to
l'edden Truck
Scrlpps. Hooth 20
7" standard Motors s', ,
," Sleel AIIojb ... .1
if Subniarlne . in,
'- St .iosipli Lead . 13
,, I Todd slilpbulldlng . VI
J1 rlriaiicle Film 1,
,i l'nlted Prollt Sharing ,
:?ir S Steamship . ... .it,
l lilted Motors . .
1 il I lose
AmU (s ilnl
811 8'.
II
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New 1orl(, Oct 11
Jtecent developments In the wnr situ
ation have occasioned considerable dis
cussion concerning the Influence upon
the steel Industry that will be felt with
the restoration of peace This matter,
however, has been nothing more than
a sidelight as far as the Industry is
concerned and the producers have been
Riving their unstinted efforts to prov til
ing for the enormous war requirements
of the (ioi eminent
Popular1 belief has leaned to the Idrn
that the return of peace will witness a
severe depiesslon in tho sleel Industry
becaiice It Is now enjoving a prosperllv
bom of war which must wane, when
peace returns. Reasoning upon the
"prince or pauper theot.' the public
has taken the view that tlio steel In
dustrv win ,e hit hard
There, are manv studen's. Itovvcvir
who hold the view that peace would
cause some iinsettlemeut and tuiwltiiie
a lirocess of leiidjustmcnt, but that llils
would be nowhere near as sweeping as Is
genernllv believed.
Although adhering to the policy of
shortening the vvar by preparing for a
long ono and maintaining their energies
at the present high prcesure. steel men
have given mote attention to the
problems they will have to face with
peace, as the result of the ilght-about-face
course of the Prussian vvar I011N.
The return of peace would result In
rome cancellations. Materials which
ate now In uigeut demand would uei -
sarllv how a l.ngo falling off rime
would bo no li t-up. however. In the
(iovcinineni shipbuilding piogiain and
the 1 ontraetn for tallro.nl iiiiiiment are
"Ulllclent to Keep tlm mills of the hhiii
try ucrunleil for manv months to nine
Altliougn the output of muiilt mi'"
would be redticeil, under the canctl'atloii
clauses, the manufaeturtis vvoual he re
imbursed There are 11 number of ni.111-
IK
0 V
A? M,
"14
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t on
70
Ifl'y
111
81
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30
74
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17
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!Ain Mill I0V4
" Am H pf (ii
22(1 Paid Loe 8.'
38 Cam" Sti 14.7
lo l;iec stor .17
17.1 lieu Asph 30',
lo do pref 7 4
3d Ins C V A .-,n.
0o l.k hup c
2.10 Leh Nov
2.111 Leh Val .
30 Midvale
2.1 .Vor Cent
470 Penna lilt 411
30 Pa Salt .11 83'-,
10 I'hlla Co
cum pf 30
308 Phlln liter 'M
38.1 P It T t c 27
2 JI Heading in'.
100 Ton HpI. s
000 Ton Mln ,
.10 1'n P.10 130'-,
10 I'll Tntct 38u
S'll P ( I (li7
III70 V S Steel 114
2.1 do plef I II '
2,1 IV J S II
2.1 W Crilinp 5 7',
fnlnl ile- 7-")l Oi
i hi -lurr. setlirilnei
liire-.. luot week, 4I.8IJ
IIIIMl
lli.-h
S.'ooo Am (ia.s.v1
Illec f.-- 7'i
100(1 Leh Val
gen 4s 7'j
1000 Leh V C
cons Cs 101
8000 Phlln dee
1st 5h. . 00',
2000 Un Ilwjs
. t o 4s . ,Ki vB
5000 I'll IIwv
Jnv 5s. di'i
llitiil ale. I0,(mhi nimihireil with SOI.OOO
IIOUJO1" nr -''L3.10i last week
TRADTNO r.ONTTNTTF,S T.AROK
1 HERE AND PRICES ARE HIGH
Sto
4
r
let
3torage natter, . Traiibit Ccrtifioalcs and United "Gt
Improvement Make Further Advances Pcnnsyl- Mm
vania Railroad Scores Bip Upturn
'
'4
- '
I
M
ires, mmntired wllh
Trntllng was active ngaln on the Phllatlelnliia Slock exchange l3ri
todaj's wlioit mssIoii, nnd the market contllitied falily broad. Trlco Chan
were generally to higher levels, although Ihoso for home Issues Tver? not" l
wide ns they hnvc been In the two previous sessions. ,
niectric Stcrnge Halteiy. P.apld Transit trust certificates nnd Unll
'(las linprovetni'iit iittracted most attention for thta group, each of tl'
i 1 malting siihstantlul gain", while showing good momentum, KxceptlonsT ti
h I the geneinl rule nf strength wore declines for Cambria Sleel, Lehigh 'avjfsjy,
n tlon. (leneial Asplinlt mid Crump rertlllcates. , " '
A fractional ml wince was lecorded by Lake Sunerior C'ornoratlOB.! li
which became prominent yesteielay hikI n'oied a good gain, and Lehigh VaJVijJ
ley, Lnlon Traction and Pennsjlvanla Railroad made mihstantlnl upturn..
The latter sold at the highest Price It has reached In severnl rnnntlis ' '.
Mteel conimon closed lower after advancing In line with tho course on the
7.'
ivf"
lids werk 11,024 big boaid, and Ilahlwln Locomotive gained inure than 3 points,
lluiuls were unlet. Lehigh Valley general Is advanced an a small turrw,
lover. Libel ty Loan issues leiiialned Inactive. '.S
t '!
oW
Vet
lice
79 '.'J
7'i 70'
101 101
ooi, nor,
.10 '4 50'. 4
fl.l'i 03'i,
tillUlals of rallioads updating enstwatd fiom Chicago and St L011N Ve-S1
poll Hint the last week has shown no change of Import. nice in the gene'rilL
ir.iuie situation. ' f
The roads have tnoie liiislncs than the cun comfortably handle and'!
the business hltuatlon is as good as could he expected under present general
conditions.
Otllcials of southern toads report that the volume of business handled
inroiigii me ,-ouiii is iioouc o per cent larger man a jear ago. The BUD&ly, i
of cars is generally ndciiiuite. " ,
The inovement nt coal, lumhT
betteitnent of late
Local Bid and Ashed
.' ftoi .,
I'rlll I 1,
liurr r. sun'i 1
'In nri f
l.tiMn Ih
l.lntrii "lunik
llilierill vp
. ili er f
Kit stun, l.l
1. 11 1.
fi
Ves'erilav j r,,,, 1 , ., .
1.. I riots n nulii
.' TT ! rre.l el
' mt.ili, 11
I ir ir.
Ilia
.'I
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I"
1;
iitvinrADs Di:cr.iti:i)
Noptli-rn
JA
' I.mal I irnn Iiurea'c Capital 0f.'
llurrMmrg. Oct ID -The Union Shlp-J,
till
7'n
411
III
7H
-.-,.. . .t .. . . io linn.- r-.ii.in..,.. ..e 11111.1... .
iuiir"Tiy in 1 -f pi r eini I'M'"' ei - "'"I'mij hi 1 ilirnillIKII iiai
u and t per eetii on mmmon 'fllnl a notice of Increate of Its stoekr
niwci 1 in oiui.i ui iriuru c ui-jroin I .iil'",lMln lo J i.OHll.OOO- Other?
1 I. III. I Vlimrlii. a'.. ..
ufoctuiers. though, who havo made nd-1 I riiuh N,ni,ti0
dltlons to plants for the purpose ofi ;nun v nil.
making munitions without any guai-
nnteo of telnibursemi tit from the (!ov
eminent Hut whatever lelmburn ment
the elovci uuu nt may make will not
Keep workers eniploved, and this Is look
ed upon as imc of the disturbing fac
tors In ih sltuition.
Financial Briefs
World's, l.'lhii
Wright-Martin
Zinc I oncent .
Air
31
n '
1
li
3l'k
14
33.
riTAMIAIIII (Ml
17.1
itn....iu
Ohio 330
Pr.lllic Pipe "80
I S ll Cal 342
H -N .1 . . . . .1118
S O N V .. ..280
IMIKPILVIICNT
name It Oil & (las
Cosdin c. Co .
I Mi 11. Kin
K1der.1l (111 .
.. I Inter Petrol .
2" I Houstuu (III
iMeirlit oil
" Midwest Itcltuiim
Met Petrol
Ohio Kuel . . .
Oklahoma lief . .
Sapulpa P.ef . .
SciUo.v ah 'S,
Sinclair 2sa,
180
3.1.1
287
311
ono
288
2411
.'S'll
413
(ill, Morhs
The N'i'w oik Siiblrc.isui gained
240,uuo flillll .VistPlilnj
Thcie eeie no sessions pf the London
Stoik Ilxeli.iugi 111 the Liverpool Cotton
llxchange tda
The slock li-t loiumlltce lias tod.iv
nilmitteil 10 tl" xguiar list of the
Philadelphia 11 hange $10,207,700
American Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany sevin-viar d per cult oonvcttllile
hold bonds dot August I, 1023, Issued
In exchange for tempoiai v reeelpts,
being part of ,1 total ot $50 000 1100
covered In tin eonipanv's npiKlcatlon
dated August 2fi IMS
I', mix It ni.ii.
I'lilliitilphl.i r.i,,
I'hllail Iphli
On 11 per ci nl
ili I c
Iti.ulinu
Tun ll. 1
tiiiinpari Mln
I litem Traction
P. 11. I.
P S M,,
VorV, Ifilln i
fill er, f
V 111 e'l.itnp A -it
li:
-r
.12
J .
.
3-'i
(,!',
.ei ,"i,'i Mi
3'i'j 311' 1 .O.'j
73 7.1 73' 3
Js 111 Js
Is 174 IS
t.llij t.sil, l.'i
:', 111 n1 j
III'! 4 1", 41
IM'j 24", 21
31 ,1."s .11' 1
37 .ne-j rut
27 . 27S, 2S
HJ's UJ's l'-"
2. 2'j 2'.
3 2, 'J,
40 .Is 311
(1111, 'ill', ''"''a
HS'i 112'.
"W;',. Pnieer .,,.1 lj.1,1 0...n,n.. reB,r IV.,,,.CI "ZunwVLlh ,nttStS
mnrierli i.f l. per lent n i.ref.rr.d stent.. " ." I , . M.'.n, ,'7 u' ' orpiiratlon. Phil- ,:,
iMMililo Nuviinlier I to eio.k of neord elite uddphl.i, ISU.UOH to J60.0U0: (JauL Dtrp a
ler in A. Shearer I'ompan), Philadelphia. '
Triiumi I'liuulis i i.mniiv. 2 per nut nn $G0.00o to $100,000. North American '
tne tiiiiiiiiiiniiitive prererrui no. 1,. p naule 1 Motors Comnaiil Pottstotvn .l.hf
ll, inline 21 If stixh f.r lecord (letnlier 17. ' 1 .'. ,',. ,2 linn nan ViVeJ,, , 1 Jv.".' SSt'
' (iruit V.irili-rn IMi-r i .imiunj ulusl ,' ,w-uu, to $10P.n',0 , Stroudsburic IH
,niMriirl of 1W per em pimiM,. Vovein-i ho11 'oinpanv, Htrotidshurg, $30,000'lW,
bir 1 in lioll'rs ot rnoril oitol.er ".l $1UO,OUO, duPoilt Silk Company. duPori
I'ltmlitleM pnni Corii'irullim. iihiih! niwr-.jlooo to JGO.CUli. -,
I terll of l' ner t fin on the common and I .. ,
1. ,Me , , nf nn the nreferr,! wli.nUa n... ' wff
I rei'oril (ll loher i ' " .Tf f,
bin November I to liolu, rs
20
llenrsln. PiulhefH nrnt l'lnrlils. resulsr
semlatinu it nf 7. .Ill ni the frul soil setnml
preferred stinks hntli pnMihle Novemher 8
n."'4 referred stinks hmh pnMihle Sovemher S noon, hi thn hrhle's residence. ,1130 I'heihi
"' lo stork of neord Oetolier 21. l "" '. ... ' '.'.Hn, II I: V lhe-. IMRUISI)
.'.'!.' Nntlnml Carlsin rompsTH nt 'ev Tnrl, '',, .M.M.Wj1,1' . V- -v I ini AUIA J
M2'f lni . uuil fiutrtere of 11 n slur, nn the I ', ',' AVtlll.lts OnlnB lo the Illness of li.
"'s t lininnn tun 2 per fin op the prfterre.t i "" mother onh the lmmdlat tin.
3t pn'-nhle Novemlvi 1 to stoel. of record Ootu. """ lir""nl ' , "
MVItltll.ll
HATI'IKI-n niAKiii'im n.T. Tit T.
noon. H( thn bride's residence, niao f'-heJil
Arci York Bonds
Ur ?t
trrlx or t im . nt tinlilt No.inbtr 1,"
iu to K of ri ' onl Oi.lob,r BO
1.11,
.134
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I.I
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84
25'4
130
ll's
III
I'll
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(jV;,1.o.i.i,
8 1 '.4 I
N. i. UA.Mv STATK-MK-NT
134
mil lle-crvci lcerc.ir.e- Demauil
Dcpo.ils Inrrease
Vork, Oi t 19 The New York
Sett
vveeklv bank statement shnvveel .
.wicklv bank" stntimt'iit bIiiivviiI decreases
In all Items evcept demand deposits
i which wtrc mucn hlghei
1 Ile'lills follow
AV l.K-Mil
314
MIMM.
Atlanta . . .
Hlg I.cdgo
a I liuttc New loik .
;' ' Con Ariz
'4 I c !' s .v.- Jerome . .
STOCK'S
.1
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I-'liet National
lloldlleld Merger ....
Coldltcld Cons . ..
tioldtlehl Florence . .
(ioldllcld Kewanas .
(iicen Monster
Hecla -MinliiB
Howe Sound
Independence Lead. .
4- It, Jnumo Vcrdo ...
14 1 .Tim Ilutler
1 Jumho i:tenslou ...
i' McKlnlcy Darragli .
4- yt Magma Copper
4- if, i. Mot her Lode . ...
J- Vh Mines Co of America
ei Nevada Hills
I Is
li
V4
Ys
1- 14
Is
IVf,
t
I N'eved.i Wonder
.N'lplssins 81.4
Ohio Copper O4
Hay Heicules ... I
San Toy K
Tonopah Extension.. Il
l'nlted Verde . . . .30
West Und Con . . 00
White Caps . ... I!
Yerlngton 2
lis
-, V4
V4
V4
lSBiii,
7014
311
10IV4
147 ,.
10
lVi
104M,
00 4
101m -f
4014
110
1I04 IUV4
38
Ills
30 V4
it
01
31K1
0
38 li
21
73
13
4311
U8V4
031i
10
38 4
00H
23
84
37
01
38
0
30 V4
24
7ii
13
43 Yt
128H
63
10
B8I4
00
23
84
37
1
14
'h
t 4
V4
T
1
V
1
Totul sales 808. '00 shares, compared will,
1.7S8.700 .hare. f,;jdaJll,'V0(i,e'k '
400 shares, Is.t week, g.sna.uoo.
NEW YORK nUTTEU AND FGGS
New York. Oct 10 -IlUTTEn-rteeeJ.
Bltei , .".""'...rJiS?10' onds.
Inl.
10:033 tuhs. iiinr ","". "HW"8Hci
S5.. VZVtl rVnoli'SMe.
EddS Stesily. reeelpts, 12,082 esses. Un.
changed.
CHICAGO 1JUTTER AND EGGS
mien euos wn. ".e--. .-.----, .,-
KQQS IlecelPIS,
4b, to 4VlsC
4500 esses Avtran.
ffc
Hethlelicm 5s .
Cosdcn OH 6s
Cosden el Co 6s
Cudnhy Bs .
Itusslan liovern
ltusslan (lovem
Southern Hallway 5s
Hincioir on us.
IIOMIS
... OO'i,
. . . . 80
80
... noli
5':h (14
B48 74
118
80
Todd Shipbuilding 6s too
Ti
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12
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44
31
3ll
I
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38
08
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4
100',;
83
8.1
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111
7IV4
08 14
84
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30
HI
73
1 I onus $1.1.71. 31-JoiHI
I Nel ik in ll '1 '1'
I ....-1.- en ?'i r.Tl.lnlil
Net time 1I1 posits I lil.lisi.liiin
('In Hint Ion . ..
I'ltsh In v nulls . .
Itii-eru' In mem
ber I nt 11 K s .
Ittesrve In Stnte
tinnks unci trust
1 timpani' h
Ilem-ru- in Mate
hank, snd trust
1 oinp.1 tilts ilepos
Itnrlis ...
Ai-areffate rest rvt
Iti serve ruiulreil
surplus . . ...
tspecle included
IL'nlteil rllates lie
posits ih-tluett'd .
iiecrense.
ACTl'AI.
lainli. . .Il.'iill.n'ltlllfti)
N'V'1,f".":?'1 ')T3.' 71.1 0,1.1
Set lima deposit in:.'.'"1"
I'lrculatlon
( ash In vaults
Iti serve ll mein
her l inks
Ileserve In Hlate
hHnks nml trust
comiianli's .
Ileserve In Mate
hanks nnd tru.t
tfimpanles tkpos
Iturlts
AcirrcEute reserve
Mteservo retUlred
surplus . . , ,
1 Jspet le llictudeil
runiteti Mtuiea
547 (Ml.).
I fpttrease
I otJT.sinr. 11 ink st.vti:mi:t
MM IK IIA.Nlv
lli'Teavf
$1 I .Ml.oOi)
.'II.WII.II'HI
luLiVLi'tm
.'..Ti i',I7,iiiiii
llti,27B.ii'SI
S 101 II o
114 11.1
.101 ,7114. osil
4-'.31s.lJO
I 0,270.11!. 1
221,711.0011
31 'tos, .1011
71.U 111,111m
I
lll.S'Ml.lllill j
l.ols IIO.I j
Isl Him
I s.m Him '
.1 inn oiiii
1311,110.)
317,1 ' Ml
I JlVl OHM
II .1(11,1(11
1 .122.110
lni rcasi'
S'l.sl.l (Kill
lil 110.1,00(1
2,721.01.1
2t'.!.Mlt!
S.S'IO.IIOII
ll'.l.ll." mid 11,51(11,(100
tlO.il
oti.l
7.S'n,.inn
.117.120 0.1.1
.1II7,4S1,NIII
."I.I1I.1.1I..I
fl.tl.-'UJ.IUIII
iltposlts dtilu.letl
111 1. 000
l.HJi.oOil
1.1 H7N lion
s 211 Via
21.1121 .I'll)
Mill.-
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONAPAH hlOCKS
Jim Ilutler
MntNnniiira
.Ultimo
Mlzpah Lxt
Montana
North Htar
lletseue ttuta
West I7ml
aOI.Dl'tELIl hTOCKS
Atlanta
Illue Hull
Hooth .. ..
Dliimt II II
Daisy ...
Kewanas ..
tiro
Hand Ken
Silver rick
MISCLLLANLOUS
united . .
Nev da Wonder
Tecopa. Mln
111.1
48
IS
.117
.01
.OS
.02
.01
.01
.02
.18
.13
Ask
.1.1
21
.11'.
.1.1
111
mi
us
1 no
laiaus Investm'ts
Colli
e'urreno b u 11 k
note. .
llepoMdts Ptdcral
Ite.erve Hank of
New Vork. . . .
Hi poults . .
Ileservo on ii-
imslt
Jisj.nlt.1.10
lo.iiUO.OO.J
1 1 2..:
Vlll,."!!'
.S.I.I
sun
In. rejiso
$t hill. .1.1O
IH'1. 11(111
Jii'i lii.i
1011 Mill
20 22H.20O
I till 3. HI
J21 3 III. 40.1
211 2.1.1
I1IJ
1111. 1 in. in m
PercenUkC of reserve .None slven
TItl'rtr CD.MI'A.N'IP.H
Loins uivismris i.i'-i;.j!k;.i;;! '
Hold 13,014.100
Current j bank ,-,...
nntes . 1S.1U2.i0I1
1), pii.lts I'ederal
ZVS'iW.?! 1I....171.7.IO
Iltposlts .. 1.8111,1112.1111.1
Ite.erve on do-
pl.ll .lni""" 1..".
lVrcmtacu of reserve None
HANKS AMI TItl'ST COMPANIhS
70U
ll.211.li00
HJ.IIIIO
4 IIJ'1.100
Klvtn ,
HTATI
NOT IIUPOIITIMI 1" L'l,i;.vil
l.NU lltll'M-
J71 l.n III, lino I12..1KI lino
lO.Itlo.s'ltl
Inve.tm's
bank
MONEY.L"ENDING RATES
PlUI.AnKI.VIIIA Call. C per cent;
time, B$46 per cent. Commercial
paper, three to six months, E6 per
cent; six months, 6 per cent.
I.ONIIOX Money 3 percent. Discount
rates short and three months' bills
3 17-32 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Netv York, Oct. 19. Tho foreign ex
change maikct was very tUlej today,
with little or no change) from Jester
day's nnnl figures.
Cjuoiaiions. were; 1
Uerrland sterling 4.75,',, cables 4"6,V,
sixty-day bills nominally 4.73, ninety-'
day hills s.ii.
Franc cables 6 47H, checks 5.4S4
Llro cables 6 35, checks 6.36.
Swiss cables 5.05, checks 5 07,
(lullder cables 424, checks 42 ',
Pesetas cables 20.Su, checks 20,70.
Stockholm cables 29.30, checks 29.
Christtanla cables 27 70, checks 27.40.
Copenhagen cables 27.40, checks 27 10.
Ruble currency was fairly active to
day, reaching a new high on this move
ment at 19 14 bid, 19 4 asked.
1 1
BANK CLEARINGS
Hank clearings today compared with cor.
responding day last two years:
1018 11117 101a
Phlla. ,.107.827,933 101.241,317 H6.7UU,U3T
i
111
01
(II leians
lioltl
t'urrencl
211 notes . .
Deposits Federal
11, llestrte Pink of
1 New lork
Tolal deposits.
I Ntt .liposlis
Ileserve
posit
de-
15,112 UU.)
Ml. .12s mil
771, S. 1.1 t.1.1
III.1.113..1U0
131.(11') 00.1
40U
33.1 Ol'O
7 (sil (0.1
S77.MKI
1.147.HUU
n njs,7oo
Ivr. entaau 'of reserve None ulven
t Dtere.m
new ork coFrEE marki:t
New ork, Oct. 19. In the local spot
and cost am freight markets the coffee
trade has in-sunud a waiting attlnide.
Interest is centered In the announcement
from the. food administration that he
' board Mill hereafter Import, or direct the
importation of all coffee coming nto
.,. I'nited States Such action. It H
i.'elleved. is being taken In order to bet
er ndJuVt coffee? Imports with shliiplng
conditions nnd bring about an equitable
s&rr;ri"
tlon
jnno.i Angio-iVth r.s. ,
riOOil Am Tel clt 4s 82",
70011 Hall & ohln .Is S2,
200(1 do is ..78
.1.10 do it ji.,,. 8i.
2000 II & 0 p , 1;
Jfe W V 4 s 7S
2.1000 lleth Ml Bs 26 si
7.10IHI Htkn It ir 7s. in','
1400.1 H.ndeaux fs ton
14000 Chile Cop 7s 11(1
JlilOll Ches (V 1 ) ev 5s Ti,
3000 Chi (ii W Is . 391
1000 C M ,e, St I
ifd 4 4s . 73
.'OOOCIll c; P rfd Is 72
lOOiH'ol & So 4s . . R7
10.10 tin 4if.s .77
12r.u0nClt.v lurrls .is. 'is
170110 1) ,v rf ev .Is S8't,
lonoii Den . lilu 1; 4s fl'i-i,
lftftoo do I'js . 7S
2000 do js . 80S,
3000 Krle ev 4s S II 49',
1000 do Ser 1) . . 131
40110 Pr P.ep 5'jS. .11121
3000 Iowa Cent is ir,a.
Plfiini Int .Met lijs 5.-.',
lOOO lot 1! T rcf Cs M."..
looini Kan Cy Sti 5s S.) "
3(100 Leh V11I ret Ch IOiit.
14(imi Lorlllard 7s I0n
loooiio l.ld iioml 3'4sIiu.O'
O80111) tin i 4s . II7.IO
1000 do 1st . 1I7.74
.13,10011 (In I',4m . 117.30
1 3.1.111 aln .t II,., . 117,78
1.111000 d,i Jfl "j ti7.'j
100(111 Ljons Cs ;)9'
130(10 Marseilles l,s 1 imi
2000 Midvale js si
SJUiiO Mo Par gen 4s Bi ,
14U0O X V 1 .t II Cs 9SL
1000 Nor Pa 1 4s 83 "a
4S0U0 Pi nn 1 g (t4'.,s SS-i.
54000 Pleicf Oil '20.1003,
10000 fat I, I ,U ti 4s 79 a,
1000 do iliilf Is. 73'8
14000 SIL & SI-' In Cs Bl
10000 do Set Is 112
1(1000 do Ser 1J Cs. 75 14
8000 Scab ALadj 5s BS',
ofinnoSo P.n ev Cs 101 1,
1C0.J0 do iv Is b4
J7000So Itj gen Is OS
2IID0 Texas Co bs uu
2000 V S Itubber os S
20OO C S Sti s f Cs 91
loon I'lilon Pac Is 7
50000 I' IC of II (I & I
I C'js Ptp.i 1.8-,
282000 I IC of li 11 o. I
Bi-t, new '11.10 1
1000 V K of li II .d 1
C'..s I'.iJl 17',
1000 West Shoie Is 77
lane
9r.;
824
S2-
7S
S1
ir,
(.ii.
115
59
71
Cl ie
9.1
ti2"i
R24
78
82
XI
f.Ci
inn IK,
sen,
591.
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
l.l..ssi:if,fiviAtt.tti r.. in i- .,
rir-lL Vrt Hhltnflun nmnh t . --.. - P
. r . . :. 71 . ."""( inimeuBu. ( ;
I lit? r.'V.i ,CHrl4f,r- "'am til hfli 1 J
of Jill lei: itfiv r.iNm!it.nsj ., v.,- -V--L 5
- -- - -- 'is-s lis, ,1SPI JU(B,
S7
s7
91', 9S'4
!lS S
09-, h'.)
7.'. 70.
SO SO
I'll. I'll.
53 1 r,3'3
102 a. 102
!.!, 4B,
r,i cr.i,
82 82'.
83 83
lull's Inn',
Kill 100
1)11 X8 110.00
07.00 07.00
II 7. .11 07. .11
1)7.20 07 30
H7.79 07.7.
OO.DS tl7.ll
''! J 99 's
11 li, OTs
89 89
Ill's till,
93 jS't
83 '7 81 '.
bs..., ss ;
lOO'-b 1.104
79-"4 79 a 1
7S's 75.
49 '.. 51
02 , ll.-a
75 1, 751,
C8I4 5SU
100 n(
S3', SI
07's 07'.
99 39
Si's 85
98 (18
S7 S7
IhlniKfi. ii. t li lleKii llcielpis 11.
I o.iif innrket niostlv 2.1c to .loe loner than
iFrldiv m i.inrtl irttli, oiiit iit'Vtl nn.l
,PH"UtnH prmlis showing 71. tlMlltte, erlv
top, 51s 11 pntillilil lop. I. te IIS ltnti Ii
lirs J17.214US 1.1 llhht lll 7.1W 17 till,
pukliiK. 1.1 231 17. rourh '14.1.1(1.123
1 p.ps mod in 1 holt M I not IS 21
. I'ATTLi: He, ,lnis 3111111. lonnnred teltli
'a v.i k fico Iwtltr irrmles nf tniilium aln)
iwestern stiers 21 to lilt liightr. tununun
lluht 2.1e lowir, tieef nitle and tntilniE
1 Slot k uniti nit sti.ul' lo 21e lotver Isills
, 21t to 111' lotver, inhes 7."k to $1 lottir
ifiittlnir cttlle tloelni; 2.V lilitlier
-IIKIU' Ite'elpls 1.1 (.no tomparnl Willi
11 weik 1t.p1, fill ilaans 2.1t to ."Hi lower
fitillnu slid briMllnir stock unetnt .10 lu
1 SI lower, ewes iletjlnlntf most
rinttslitirKll. nel 10 - IHKIS- Heeelpts
.Until- e'eidt h, nttes nnd heatt orkers
I Sis 2.1.1 is M dh-ht vorkers. ?17T17.1U.
plus 11.1 .I.K'i 17
I SIlliKP AM) I, VMI1S- Receipts. 700.
, stemlt top lh-i p Ml, top Inml'S. yi.12.1
I'AIAKs, It. tclpts. 2011, lower, lop tts 30
eatfjs
VI
I IM. rf ........... . .1
!,lLAr',"J'AuiMi:'h'u;ndvoc?A,x-.
iV, ,,- - a . ,' "' nun son or ASmes mrtH i
ernf ,"' ""- 4'm. . Itesldem e. 234 rl. Hl- ,
efvin 'CU f tun'"Ll "'" '
AI'PI.V:illlSIT (Vt 13, nf brone-IM e
nneunioma. MAllOAIlhT -M eliuSGKr off,
I. .n.r.?nJJ. i"'"1 ,V'lrKarPt M- Altlerbaetf
J,.Pm. ' ,".rlllr y," ' convenlencti.uXi
famlls l-t private. Mt. Peaco Cera. '
TlAv'v'tUiV "sft's-J0- of Pneumonia. WIrT
J.IAM VI M.l.K.V. son of William AHra;
umrnl rr.tnie 10 W Plumstrafl e,ii
Lnnsdonne Pa Molldsj, Oct. 21. 4 D-TnT1
Inl. Arllnztmi ('em v'tfl
vfA.,.'T,,',"Vvof PneumonU, Oct- ,st5i
MAIt 1 IN wife of Itkhnrd Altcnbury. sd
.'..! fliushler of John nnd the IntfV MA-sl -
enllioun llelatltes and (rlend. Invito iT.
I services. Jloif. 4 30 p rn 2.123 i4. OitJ,-!!
'radost. Int at Mt.Vfrn,n iS, ' ,?-y
1 (I.TlltV ,t. -- -m ' ':
of fineumer
Vlo
eitt 10 1I0(1 Heeelpts,
l.lKlll SHI T.'SI it so tnus
hutch' rb. M7&17 7.1 huivv.
s, IjiiiN,
J.llill, ste.til
XII 2.V-I.1 7
M7 .1.117 s.f
e"TTI K It t 'line. sn. Hlin.l) Nntlv'e
Heirs I .lux Is 21, hilfers, S'i .10.11.1 . Ill'
i.itts, S7'.,o(ll 12 .1.1 plot ).ers ulitl feeders
s .-0." 12. 1 fives 7 7.1H 17 2.1
si:KI' ltrc, Ipts 1,1111, suuili l.iiinlm.
Sill .1.)'' Hi 7.1 evtts IUI2.
(1I.AUY.S M inee (lalu). (fV of" Oe.
Mf'-i"".'!-,'"''-11 -' 'Mineral Tues . I p.
3li3 Helen si tnt ntiim. -it,
Ceni Auto sere lee. ' ' -
Alios. At cmukertown. Pa.. (1r.2
Arv.N V K AVIOS neeH iir. (.-.. I--1 . J.-.2ZZ.
'haPcl ?f (he .North Cedar-Hill Cera . :
.L
.i.sinr 1 ijst 1 tj.. -. . u-
L e., IVa &W&'B
f.1"1:., J-"W.-i- jiufn.. i3.YorR,.t!,
vneKM
on in cm li:
t'alves, leielpls 1.1
I'jisI llnirnln.
.elpls. loon dull
loiter I79MO
Hlltl.s Hueipts 2si.it slnte, 10, (o lit
lower llesvv. lis itlGsis 7.7, mixed nnd
rnrk. rs lis ,mii is 11. lislit vorke-s an.l
P'ue 1171(17 2.1 rouulis HH4M.I21 stnus
12f. 11
MILKP NI) I Mill He elpls ison
hilnlm .lile lottir LninLs liiiylil .'!, kal
ant' unehnnned
Kiin-ux (lit, Vlii.. Oct 1! ll'N.K- Ite
c. Ipis Lino lottir llenvt $l7c17iiO
hutihers. Kill 7.1AI7 .10 llBhl" SHI 1.11
17 40 n.ue sl.1 ,VI. 17
C'ATI I.H It' ieps. .'Hum sicnd Prime
steers, S17i"ll'l1 oulhern slfers S7 .llHi
12.10 cntts SI lilfi II .111-heifers 7"112.1(l:
t.lltfs JllH 12.111.
isllEKP Itii. ll'ls, none Bten.lt Limits
S1.IW 1.1 III, i.irllll.-s Stoill netlers
(.'I .HIS.' in SU ssdll.lll
uWTt"1 ut" hun- J '' "' Inl
.N . wife of J. Ardack fliee Hrouh), ssed 23.
funeral private. 2 p. m . 0010 Van Dyk &
'.'r.'SVw'el''- .IV Private. SlaunoKa OerCj,;,
i-..?.S-OI'n i ' . 17 nf Pneumonls, FlItTtn
"' t .. '".1 of Ainrust and JIary Arnold,
aeitl 23 1 uncrsl .Hon.. 3 p. m . parents'
residence. 2307 I: Norrls st int. pr!vaeV
He tens n niemher nf Adelphla Asseenhlj,
No .,0. and John Zeller, Jr.. Yearly BerieBV
elil Asso ..
, .ASHMAN' Oct 17 of rpeumonls. J01W
!.-.' ':ui"b""d. ';f. ni?.n.?.'!' Alimn (nee Mr,
i -..-. ' i.J.' . uocrai services and mt,
1 prlvite IIS l.eedom ( . .TenClnteM. t. .
APIIIlWICer. Oef 1T !-., - V3
PLItDIN-ANI) hil.baJlel of ElissKeth' A'Si'ri
..-..., ,,, iiuw reru.nanu ana ejatn-
9S
100'
9S".,
loo'tj
97
Month Omiihn. (K t Pi 11(C lletelpts.
130.1.1 hetd ( 1.,-e steudt ll)c letter
("TTI.K Itec. I.ts .'1.1 head Mcnilt
Mli:i;r- No ncelpls l.i, nib- J'.i.Mi.
lovti r for tne ttcck.
Intnl silrs, TO 101,01)0,
mt,liS7,OOII vesler.liti till
(.(SI, hint tlffk. ,1,3SII,0ISI,
foinp.ire.l ss II Is
week .1s.l3.1,-
I
ItAll.KO.M) LAKMiNGS
(il'.AM) THPNIC ItlllAVAV hV.M T..VI
PUs (nerense
Second week Octoher. (1,43 I 7SS J44I.721
I'A.N'ADIAN PACIPIO
Second week Oilober 13. .124 mm 7101.000
Vucrlck Due ptitlcn of funeral wilt
.11111 Norveond st
iVbter of
Cem.iT
John W,
,n Reserve Iliuiks' Di'iount Rales
nilOIIIcl.il discount rates at the twelve,
J cdernl Ileservo lianks were ns follows;
(The first column itlves the r.ites for
all periods nn to nnd iiiciudliifr the fifteen-day
ni.itiirlt-, tlio second for u ic
riod of slv.teen to ninety davs The
third and fourth columns ore tho rates
for rediscounts of collatetal loans se
cured by Government bonds or notes )
Com'l piper llov paper
10 lo 00 tit t no
13das d.ljt, 13das da)s
4 4',
.. 4 4,
"i t
0
4 l
. 4 4t4
. 4,
s's
. 4H
. 4.
. 4
Pftstnn
N'etv Vork
Philadelphia .
Cleveland .. .
Illchmont! , . .
Atlantic . . .
Chtcaco . . .
Ut. !.oui ..
Minneapolis .
Kansas city ..
Man Pranctscu
Dallas
4
4
4
4
r;
4
4
4 ct 3 4
B'. 4
tl 4'i
iHUisr
4
4'i
4'.
4 '4
4 "4
4
4V.
4 '4
4V4
Collon Hovers ami Sellers
New lurk, Oct. 19 October Ilrooks
bid; Cone and J. Ilartcorn offered
Ilcceinlier J. Iliirtcorn, Hrooks, Kus
sell. KlgKAtt end W. Cumoens bid ; " " V, l ner cent
M trhell. (juild. (leer. KVirfer unrt iii.! cases ; or i per cent
tl.tnlii' HefiniiiK JIa) Rerapilalire
It Is reported lliat rteps have been
taken with it view to tho ltcap't. dila
tion of the Atlantic Iteilnlni; (impanv
The matter Is understood t i liaiu been
taken up vvllli Ihe uttoines of the com
pun.v It Is felt that a leturn to pence
would be the opportune time for the
capital readjustment. Involving the dis
tilbutlon. In pntt at least, of the com
.aii's huue surplus which, on Decem
ber 31, last, amounted to approximately
Sl6.li00.iioo Tint It is a nre.it deal
more than that now Is known fronr the
larue business the eompanj hup done
this eai
Matine IiiHirance Rales Drop
New York, Oct 19. Insurance rates
for neutrals and bell(-erents on trans
atlantic sailings have been made n,t the
rate of 2 per cent Hates to Holland
have been cut from 4 per cent to 33 per
cent In many casts, and coastwise rates
which have been prevailing at the rate
of from '1- to 't, of 1 tier Lent hue
"' j been cut to 5i of 1 per cent, and In some
Mitchell, (iulld, (leer, Kelffer and Hy-
until tmt-ti-u
lanuar) lounu. Jay Downs, Ily
inan nnd Johnson hid. Schle, Uartlelt,
Cone. V Ilartcorn, W liumoens and I
Ilrooks offered j
Sugar Prices Untliangeil
New ork, Oct. 19 Kenned sugars I
remained unchanged today at 9c. less
2 per cent for cash The demand con- '
tlnues light. Kellners are understood I
to have generally caught up with their1
back orders nnd ate now In n position I
to ship promptly. Itsvvs unchanged at!
0.055c. The International committee i
made no inn chases of raws eslerdav ,
nitk
arlne
Lie alien from
r- Ali.e. S,T TU oH-. ot nneurnonla. K1IMA
TiV-e., i ''l,"I, ,.Minesi ana asugDler ol
r.o .. ' ' '"" ivrai7 inee jailer.
--. i uuerai services Sun.. II n. m
;v-.'i"u-"LJnt,''rl,,,,e' -N'orthwood Cem.
v i '"?s T0,'t ,7' at '""" of Jon"
.'-,'" "'" iiuiiier He.. l-.l.l.lM C
fc-).N Mervtm nnd Int private
AXCIlOIT n,i "I - i i e
MLI.I.NA widow of leiseph Haneroft. pai
notice of funeral win Le ulven. from IBM
Adims B,e . Prankford v ly
IINKt Oct 10 IIBNIIT M., husbnt! U
of late Itehecca. Hanks tnee Merer), end 71i -ft
Pun-ral .1 nn.. ( j. m.. 3401 Jasper st. Hat;- -nl
.,.'.,,, . hi ,r iiut cem, .
HAKON'i: (let Is e Inn...... ,v.-i.v
n!,f ,"'i J."n'.1 I''"on'. at LK" KllswortV.'s.' -tV
runer.il to he held ut residence Data of 1
.. I'VIIItAK Oct 14. of uneumonls. 3
liAvi iiusii.ind of Margaret Harms (H
.'.J.! "'." .run'rat .Men.. 7 n. m. 2440 X
"l,.,.?!.,..,.n.,e.,,", Avto funeral.
tllsnl-i,livimi?7?l!l,' " s-'HAnLBS I1AIV-,
niNino.N need : w Puncral at 118 E. Oor
uas lane, Mt Aire .0 I-
enzrf I.VIM v ilauahter of Juhu VV. snd lle
lauisa Ilassler (neo lllroii), urfed 20. lfii
in rn I services lion, 2 p. m . residence f
noVi'm'," v-'-.'1 w 'uc!,4 ' in". ?:
Nertltttnod e Vni sV V
IlTTl:ilSUV. At fflKjilk, Va . Ort 17(
ROIlKlir S son of rhWud and late Wlillim
II. llsttersbj. aaed 21. Due notice of fu
neral will ge ulven mother's residence,. Bus
VV Springer st. liermsntonn.
Pi:";" et M IlOSi: A. (nee, ntshop).
wife of William Heler aged 20 Funefst
hun , 1 p. in . 2811 N. Sllllmsn st, Int.
Northuootl I'em. '
i "KLL Oct IS .N'NA M.. dauchter1 Vaf
late Sarah and Charles Hell Oiee. Ilrooks).
!',",", 'J?'1.,"' funeral vvliribe civen frtlm,
1.114 N '-".th st . .
. J1 ?.,tti!iV:'.J!;. ' ,7 of noenza. Titoid !
vs i: ii):it(ii.iv Ben nr t-i... . nn .i7lh e&4l
A lleriren (nee Hranton). seed JI eafs.
1 uneral Tues . 10 a. m parents' resldenes. .
.11. ') Aramlneo me. Int. private, St. Anna
V en. 1 e.1
i.i-iiit . ,ct i. e-itiiiK inea Kuatereri
vvlfe of Charles O. Hehr, seed 81, RellJ
aenee 370 Market st Due notice, ot funeral
villi lie ult en. "
HOOV pit (( 0f influenza. DANIEL.
husband of Marearct Hoon (nee OorraleitJ
"m ei, ,,, vitinarine nna late josepn I'sfefet
xasi a.
Due nottctl of Ut,
LOVD Oct
will
1.1. of pneumonl
lie clven.
t
Wff.LlAlt.
Fourth Liberty Loan
Morton li. Alexander
Phlla. Stock Exchange Bide.
27 VV 1,11am St.. N V. Cltr
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The West Philadelphia Title & Trust Company
Lancaster Avenue and 40th Street
WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL ,
9 O'CLOCK TONIGHT TO RECEIVE
LIBERTY BOND
Subscriptions and Payments
IvOT3 IN TIIKCOfHT OF COMMON' 1'I.K.IS
"I M2S So. 1 for Hie County ef Philadelphia,
June term law. ,o, .1,2.1.
1 In re account of .Northern Trust Cfimnanr,
runruisii ot tu,- r.mir ot tninnrine A,
Oakman. u feeble. ir.ln1e( person
Notice Is hereby lwn that the first and
final account of the ithove euardlan hss been
1 filed In the office of the rrothonotary of
. .- . n.l t !!. 1.4 ..aaa... I,,
SaiQ court, ,i'i ."., ,,,r hhj avvwuii, will
he presented to the ssld court on Honda),
November II. 191". at 10 11, m for such
action the. court msy deem expedient
KDMU.N'D RANOALU
Attorney for Accountant.
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. ARDSLEY BURIAL PARK
7,ots all prleesi ressonable terras.
Jttsln Office Olenslde. Pa. Iloth phones.
CBMI5TKRT PLOT for ssls,
eler.. will saenncs
1MT Vsstse St.
Arllnston Csm
cash. Apply ad
TWO ORAVKS In Arllnston Cemeteryi lleth.
any section. Apply 25(3 S. Wstts.
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memher of Arcturus Lodge. No. .13. L A.,Q.
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Ilachcl Csntley, aced (17 ears. Funeral nn
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