Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, December 12, 1918, Final, Page 18, Image 18

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EVENING PUBLIC LEBGERr-tHILADELtHTA, THURSDAY, DEO&kBElV 12, 191
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'NEWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES?.
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United States
and Allied
- Government
Bonds
We recommend lor Invest
ment and nro prepared to
buv or sell:
United States Liberty nondi
all Irsucs
American Foreign Securities
S Yr. 5. 1010
Anglo-French ft Yr. 8s. 1020
Argentine (Jovt. Bs....l043
Cltr of Bordeaux 3 Yr.
6 1010
Cltr of Lyons S Yr. 6..ll19
Cltr of Marseille 3 Yr.
o intn
Cltr of rrl .1 Yr 0s. IBM
Dominion of Cnnadn War
T.onns. nil lnes
French Repnbllc As . 1031
lmnerlnl 4npnnee Oort.
44" 1st nnd 2d Series.
United Klnir.. flrent Britain
A Ireland 8V4 1010 A 1051
Frazier 6- Gb.
Investment Banker
Broad & Snnsom Sis., Philn.
UNFAVORABLE FACTORS DEVELOP
IN TRADING ON NEW YORK 'CHANGE
Neiv York Stocks
, , Hlsh
Advance U up. ni u
lAJnx Rubber.. 67U
Many Shares Decline Under Pressure of Liquidation, iAifis-chni coAJ -A
J do nref silt.
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Limited to Fractions
High Points in Today's Financial Nctvs
nttturbtno factors conttrd on the Xew York exchange, tilth the re
sult that prlcci arc loner, rails and steel Industrials leading the recession.
Trade on the local exchange Is uninteresting and price changes are unim
portant, with the exception o c6mmon shares of Buffalo and Susquehanna.
Cotton Is up. Com touches a new high for the season on a heavy huylng
movement. The market for foielgn exchange tias Inactive, liar silver Is
unchanged.
Net'
Closo chse
UU -,5
67 ..
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30 VI Vi
83 Vj
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454 4
97 ..
86 t 1,
ABSENCE OF PRESSURE
IN QUTS1DEMARKET
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America' s
Wealth -
and general prosper
ity should soon be re
flected in the demand
for good investments.
The extremely liberal
jield now obtainable
from many sound se
curities suggests prompt
action at current prices.
Wc offer Go em
inent, Railroad, Public
Utility and Industrial
securities at prices to
net from
41i7o to over 9
Write for our list E-12
' Chandler & Company A
IKCMinBATIt
Franklin Bank Building
Philadelphia
New York Boston
New Yorlt, Dec. 12.
Tho stock market nas called upon today to withstand an usually Ions
list of unfavorable factoid with the developments over night of a charac
ter to induce belling for both long and short account.
In aplto of these factors and tho Helling resulting from them the mar
ket showed tho same btubboinness which It has dlsplajed on frequent
occasions for homo time past.
Many of tho leading shares declined 1 point or mora under tho pres
sure of liquidation and bear attacks, but thcro was no Men of weakness
in any issues. Tho statement b Stcretary McAdoo, recommending tho
retention of ("o eminent control of railroads, was In lino with tho lew
of banking interests here, but brought many selling orders into tho rail
load group
Onlj one railroad showed much of a decline. Union PaiMo falling to
lJO'u. with losses In other Iimiu3 limited to fractions.
I'ncn taint) In tho steel und topper tiade resulting from the termina
tion of filed, prices also caused selling of those stocks, with United States
Steel dropping about 1 point, and fractional losses were reported In other
steel industrials
Petroleum shares continued in urgent demand, but did not make fur
ther advances than were reported In yesterdays trading.
A feature of tho market was the sagging oft of Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit to 33S, the lowest prko touched sjneo It was placed on the dividend
paying list
The bond market showed an Incgular tone, with continued steadiness
in Liberty 4 s, which were again traded In on a large scale.
The local trattlon Issues were significantly weak, with Inter-Met 414s
declining about 1 point nnd making a now low record.
do nref
Am Agr-Chem,10H4 101
.wn ueei ouffar 03- 62
I Am Can 46"-, 4!at
do pref 97 97 '4
4... I". P. 11 1- n.- ,.
do pref 107 107x 107? M
iiiiiuiLun,, , !, iui fi ;B -t-l4
uo prei . ... 87 8714
'Am II & Lcath 14 14i
do pref .... 76$, 74V,
Am Int Corp.. 57j B0V4
Am Ico Sec... i2 tZ
do pref 68 S7
Am Linseed... 4BH 43
. do pref 89) 87li
Am Loco 64 G4
Am Malt 314 3',
do pref 48 44
I Am Smelting.. 84 i 83 Vi
Am Smelt pf..l08 108
Am Sum Tob.. 98 14 96"s
Am Stl Kdrv.'. 90t. 8D'4
Am Sugar ...,llli 111 14 lll,i
Al T &. Tel.. 105 102 103
jm ioDacco.,198 197 ivi
aa new pref. 100
I Am Wool B8'
87 V,
14
7 1 '.a
66 hi
42,
67 -
46 J
89 24
01 ,
3V4 H
48 4
83V4 1
108 -f
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974
90
.In -a ft9
Am W Paper pf 32'
Am Zlno .
Anaconda
Alihlson .
do pref
L. 11
, . h6V4
. . 94 s
89 -
I Atl nulf &WI.1U
1 II.1I1I Ioco Co.. 77
II k O 65 U
do pref 67
100
67
97
1.1
f.6
93
89 Vi
111
761,
B1
bb
100
E8
97
32
Philadelphia Stocks
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G5 1A
94
89 V4 !,(.
Ill
75 , 1
64 1
60
Some Issues Arc Strong, but
Trade Is Slow Independent
Oils Quiet
New York, Dec. 12.
Trading on the Jlroad Street Curb was
quiet, but some Issues wcro strong and
there was a general absence of pressuro
een In stocks which lmvo shown declln
tng speculative Interest.
Aetna Explosives made a further gain,
selling ot 8, but Wright-Martin was
unchanged In Its trading position, with
sales at 4 to 4. Submarine sold at
ll'J to 11.
Peerless Motors, which has been dull
for a long time, was In urgent demand,
advancing from lGVi to 18. United Mo
tors sold af34. Keystone Tire, after
selling down to 31U, rose to 324.
Independent oil stocks were quiet.
Midwest lleflnlng ex 'rights sold at 122.
Meiritt advanced from 23 to 24 and
Oklahoma Producing was traded In at
9 s, to 9. Cosden sold at 7 to 7.
General Asphalt was steady with sales
ot 38 Hums Brothers Ico sold at 47,
nrltisli-Amerlcnn Tobacco at 23 and In
ternational Petroleum at 16j to 16 .
The new- Northwestern 6s ndvancea
.... . 1H1
100 Bald Loo 76
350 B & S t 0 70
10 do pref. 67
120Klee Stor 64 '
BOHrle .... 19
495 den Asph 37
25 do pref. 77
17InsCNA 26
bu jnt m M
I.ovv
76
,70
67
Bl
19
-Net
Close ihjre.
76
70 4
5! 1.,
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19 H
37 '37
77 77 -- h
26 2G M
Harretl Co. ..108'4 106 107 1 to 11 new high record of 101
He h Steel pf. 9t 88 88 2 jtagma was strong, selling a
UO IV ... . I7 hft , 07 Iti,,.
CORN HITS NEW HIGH
ON BUYING MOVEMENT
BULLISH SPOT REPORT
III7F DP TATTAM TAMF col & south
11JDL1 O LVilVfll 11llJLV comp Tab.
do 8 11 0 nf. 106
, Ilrk It T J0
Booth Fish Co 21
1 Butte C & V. C 7
Huttcrlck Co . 17
Calumet & Ariz Mil
Cal Petroleum. 21
I do pref .... 70
Cal Packing C 48
Canadian Pao.161
Cent Fdy Co.. 16
do pref 39
Cent Leather .. 03
do pref.. ..104
dies & Ohio. . B7
Chi Grt West . 8
do pref . . . . 28
Chi M &. St P.. 46
do pref ... . 79 H
Chi &. Northwt.lU0
Clll&Ptc.. 27
do 6 pc pf .. 71
CIU&P7 pr pf. 84
Chile Copper. . 20
1. nuio 1 on vt o-g
Col Fuel & Il. 40
23S
3b
Consol Gas.... 100
Cont Can ... 70
KM.
35
23
7
17
Gb
21
70
47
169
15"
37
02
101
67
8
27
45
78
19
26.
71
83 V
19
38
40
23
38
100
70
100
36
23
7
17
66 2
21
70
48
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Aetn 1 Uploslves.
Am-urlt .vug .
Am Marconi 4 14
' Amer Writing Paper 2
Air deduction 60
Canadian Car Co.... 28
at 28 to
Vcfit, close
omit1;
1??i 1? I Can Car S. Tdy pf... 70
li 2 Charcoal Iron 7
37 2 I Chevrolet Motors ...142
A Mir
7
6
4
3
65
35
80
8
147
83
13
S
100
2H
25
7
pref ..-114" mei 112 Ji
215 Lie Sup C 19 18 18
lOlLohVnl.. 60 69 69
SMInehlll.. Sl 51 61
GI12 Penna lilt 47 46 47 U
168Phllaniec 26 25 25
894 do war
w I .. 4 '4
160 P llTto 26 26 26 H
100 Heading.. 84 84 84 1
840 Ton Bel.. 2ft 2ft 2ft .. .
1000 Ton Mln. 3ft 3 3 ft
100 Un Trao 39 39 39 H
367 U G I... 73 7S 73
660 U S Steel 98 97 97 1
30 West Md 13 13 13
Kx dividend.
Total niles, 6504 shares, compared with
04fin shares vesterdaw thus farlhls week.
Si oil shares; same period last week, 22,8(3
shares.
IIOMIS
llllll LOW
Net
Close chge.
.. 72 ..
62 62 ..
46 4G ..
G0 60
103 103
80 80i
Corn Products. 47 46 47 4-
-! r 1 II I- 7 U :.!- ! C 1 Al 1 .14. a Vrct . . .103 103-103
tilllCi uiiii i.iiiui n uii jo- uc.uiiigs vniv muiiL-iaicij Vl"l- Crucible steel. tBu5
11 1 1 I'ICl ... t"J
Cuba C hugar. 31
81 'i
ing Falling Off in Yield.
Oalti Are Stronger
r
ivc Close Is Steady at
Net Advances
( lilitico, 1'oc 12.
Heavj general bu)ing tuused a big 1
Bullish spot
New York. Dec 12.
advices and a larger
bulge in the corn market tud.iv, prices m0ementf ,thc BtapIe abroad improve.I
, , , , , .. . , I the tone of the cotton marktt today, but
touching new high records for "-c a- r0iu.tklng sent prices off from the top
rv.
, o
Pennsylvania
Railroad
The future status of Pennsyl
vania as an investment discussed.
The above and other features
including
Inspiration Weilinjbouie
Willrt-pTerltnJ Stvideoaker
'Anaconda Lebigh Valley
Cuba Cane Sorar Diitilleri
, Sent gratis on request
Ask. for 1.320
HUGHES & DIER
Stocks Grain Cotton T
r..,,... i I"h"a- Stock Exthanse
Members chCllBO noari ot Trada
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1435 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
Telephone. Srnice 643
Ton ma;
send me
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Address
son
The chief bullish factor was the sur
prising falling off In the )leld as In
dicated In the Government crop report,
tho production being the shortest since
1913. Other contributing factors on the
Use, vveie disappointing receipts; ex
tremely light stocks nnd predictions of
'adverse conditions for the movement.
1 Oats were stronger In sjmpathy with
I the sensational rise In corn Shorts cov
ered freely and good Investment buying
jwas noted. Realizing sales caused a
I reaction from the top
I The Government crop report was bear-
I Ish but the falling off In the outturn of
corn probably will lead to Increased
uso of oats for feeding purposes
j Leading futures rRngeil, as follows.
1 Corn (new deliver) 1
I Ves
! Open High Low Cloe cloe
, Jan 1 (" 1 .ti 1 35 1 ns 1 S-
Ma 1 JVi 137 1 J4 1 3- l.dU's
Dcsdings were only moderately active
There was nothing to Indicate that )es-
terda)'s estimate by the Government on
do nref
Del L &. West.176
n . n a pref. io
Dome Mines . . 12
Distillers' Sec .49
Krle gnl lien . 51
IZrie 19
do lbt pref. 32
Gaston-Wms . 30
Genl Cigar Co. 47
Genl r.lco Co. .152
General Mot ..127
Goodrich, B F. 56
Great North pr 97
the crop had caused any real change c&S.cYn cip 49
of hentiment reKardiiiEr'tlie commodity as I (;uif states Stl 68U
a supply and demand proposition Illinois Central D8l
There watt further Vmnrtuh tniv tiio Tllln Cpntral nr 84,4
nnrntr. nnn.MA. i. nQnlr.itlnn fnn 4Rli 4
" " .V """"''. Ul "".w"a,u. Duru MiVnn. Srn lii C GU
on uio consumpuon or uomcstlo mills. , in.r'ons Cor nf 2G 26 26 w
but this was ocset by the better Inqulr) ' jt Harv- Corp .115 115 115
from foreigners. Int Mer Marlne 28 27 27
.iiuuj- ui'ueis ieit uiai unuer prevail- uo prei no's lu-s jit .. v
Inffr lflKn nnlllHa .A .1AAtn-A.. I. I.U. llnnnv 191. !19. 3 9 !l I 2
e ...u. vuiiui.iutia me uciiuiciiuy ill unci . ujici . . t -
the use of cotton by United States mills Inter Nickel ... 33
eannot be recovered this season I Inter Rau T fP
The market dosid stead) at a net ad- Jan "l ?J
v.nce of 18US points n CUy S pr 55
Yes Todaj's ' Kennecott Cop. 35 31"
riu.0 open iiRn iow iioso rack steel ... 70 7U
2101 2180 sit I!.-, Si n-. an'nn Lacledo Gas . 86
.'4 no "4 11 "i in u v, "t 8T LehlEh A al . . 59 7i
18",
31
30
47
151
127
56
97
31
48
68
98
84
62 U Crnrnn 7S
104 .. i Curtisa Airoplano ... 11
67 Cnrw en Tool 7
8 Carbon Steel 90
27. 2 Kmerson Phonograph. 1 Ji
45 1 IHendee Mfg 10
78 lLako Torp Boat 1. 2jj
99 , Lehigh Coal Sties... 87 91
26 1 Lima Loco 30 38
71 1 Maxim Munitions ...
83 1 N Y .Shipbuilding . 33 38
19 U Nor Amer Pap Pulp.. 2 2
38 otls Ulevator 5.1 60
40 , 1 lYcrless Motor . .. 18 19
23 PooIo Kng .I.. 20 45
i"na-i 17 Scripps-Booth 15 30
100 . is siandard Motors 8 9
0 1 U,.,l Vllnllt 8 8'
bubinarlne : 11 12
St .Toaeoh Lead .... 1 1"
Todd Shipbuilding , 93 100
bum . . " -a
roflt Sharing .
1 M truitiMllin Oh u
United Motors . . 34 3
Wright-Martin Air.. 1 4
STAM)AHI OIL STOCKb
Illinois US !?i:
Ohio T3 iir
Pialrle Pipe 278 284
Stand Oil of Calif... 227 233
Stand Oil of N Y 288 291 2
IM)KFKNI)KT OIL STOCKS
Tl?irnf.(t Oil H. GaS... ft
Cosden & Co 6 7
Kile Basin 5
Federal Oil
67 57 1
SO 90
31 31
81 81
17R 175 1
111 10
12 12
49 49
6S r.a's
18
31 1
30 1
47
151
127
56
97 1
31
49 's
. i .Todd Shlpn
,5 I Triangle FI
I"" ,? I United Prol
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4
155
31
32
32
78
20
55
64
.Tan""" 74 74'i 7S 7HV., J2j
Maj 73 74't 73 7J 7."
Lard
Jan .... 20 12 20 20 20 ".'2 20 31
May . .28 81 23 00 21 75 23 73 T23 77
Jan'V.T.23 SO 51 00 21.70 2.1 72 21 7r.
Ma .24 03 2107 24 87 24 00 24 00
Ian"''" . 4S 00 48 r.0 48 10 UH 71
Jlav .. . 45 JO 44 80.44 004100
tUld
UAIt SILVER
r
S100-S500-S1000
SMSBlSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSStSnSSSBSSSSs.
Exceptional Security
'WE. OWN AND OFFER SEVERAL
SECURITIES OF THE HIGHEST
QUALITY IN DENOMINATIONS OF
S100. $500, 51000. THE YIELD ISGOOD,
6ECURITY UNQUESTIONED. INFOrI
MATION BY MAIL OR OUR REPRE
SENTATIVE WILL CALL.
1AKER, AYLING & YOUNG
LAND TITLE BUILDING
BOSTON PHILADELPHIA Chicago
Lat
Todai Yes Thurs
NY Wets) Ullh 101 lOl'i
London Id) 48,', 48,', "48
11118
llluh txiw
40l5 4J
December
January ,
Ma rcli
Vlay ...
Julv
October
23 71 23 71) 24 21 23 70 24 0.' L-W Bis Co,
..i ill .1 111 zl in L'1 111 L'lll,
21 15 21 20 21 70 21.20 21 4 1
13
86
59
42
68
9 8
84
48
32
32
78
21
53 1
64
34 Ti
70 2
G
2
15
Inter Petrol lo
'Houston Oil I
, iMerrltt Oil 24
I Midwest neilnlng 121
ji i i"rol M"
Ohio Fuel 13
Oklahoma IUf 9
Sapulpa Ret b
Sequoyah 4
Sinclair 13
JUMNO STOCKS
Bis Ledge '
Butto New lotlk Ja
Con Ariz
CPS1 Jerome.
iAt..f v-f.tlnMal
E9 7i 11 !Goldfleld Merger
423. -f- 1'. LrOIUllCIU UIIO
24 H
124 k
17U
9
7
20
7
6
2
16
76
24
120
1
9H
J1600 Am Gas &
Ulec 5s 86 86 86
1000 El & Peo
Tr 4s . 72
1000 II & JI rfd
6s 1967 02
1000 Int Met
4s 'BG 40
1E600 Lake Sup
ilia 6s 62
B000 IiPh Val
6 W I 103
1000 do gen 4s 80
zuuu Ln vai
Conl 6s 100 100 100
200 Lib Bonds
3s .. 97.10 97.10 97.10 ..
DOO do 2d i
4 s ..95 60 92.60 95 50 ..
3700 do 3d
4s .. 06.16 95.60 9G.16 .2G
10100 do 4th
4s . 95.84 95.50 95.84
150 do 1st 4s 92.60 92.60 92.60
3000 Pa & Md
Steel 68 102 102 102
3000 Ph Co con .-
6s stpd. 88
300PhllaUlec
1st 6sreg 95
6000 Heading
gen 4s. 88
3000WNYS.P,
gen ,4s. 70
Total sales $41,830. compared with $5,,
80U yesterdaM thus far this week, 342,850;
same period last week. $314,450.
TRANSACTIONS ON LOCAL '.CHANGE "x
CONFINED TO SALEg OF ODD LOTSJ
Rails Are Off, Reflecting Sentiment Concerning Secre 1
lUij s.uu o nuuumaeiucui xjuhuiu uiiu OUD- rf
nuehanna Gives Semblance, of Activity to Market i
. "Ji
With tho Blnglo exception of a rlso of 4 points In tho prlco of Buffalo -p
and Susquehanna common, transactions on the Philadelphia Stdck Exchange t'fi
today wero uninteresting, with changes confined to minor fractions. Sao3 '
were connned, ror the most part, to odd lots.
Italia wcro off, reflecting sentiment regarding tho announcement of Sec
retary McAdoo concerning operation of tho roads. Lehigh Valley lost 74,
Pennsylvania a like fraction, with Reading down 1U and Erlo . Weatera
Maryland was off U, fi
Tnl,. O. .-! ... .... J in . r i i. , .. "
nv ujciiui nun uiiuiiuugttu ui. iv uiiu vjeiiciui jiBiJiiun isuucs were 801.U
The common of the latter dropped to 37, and the preferred to 77. . Y
PhllnrtlnVitsi. "nonll Trnnolt wnti t.nfhnnifflr1 TTnlnn Trontlnti tfn ff It, l-
TAti nnati .T)k1 sv .!. Ll.l i OrT1 m
j.viUlU.ll-X;.lilUIlL IIUIU UL m 110.
)
Transactions In bonds wero more extensive, although prjco change3"were
...... .vu iv O.llUII ll,U1i:Ci
Tho Philadelphia Company, and nfllllated operating comDanles. reDorts'18
Oqtober a total gross, ail departments, of $2,346,855, against $2,016,041, the
same month lost jcar, or an Increase of $330,814. Not for tho month gained,
$431,868. ,
Soven months gross was $14,599,544. This compares with $12,311,883
for tho samo period the preceding year, or a gain of $2,287,662. Net for the,
seven months Increased $1,141,863.
Beginning with April, operations of tho Pittsburgh Hallways Company,
which operates nenrly all tho street railway properties, have been omitted
from tho statement.
Local Bid and Asked
.24
.10
88 88 1
95 95
88 88
70 70
Butt & Snsci t c...
ilo nreferred . . .
L Drill. J a
jiamwin
Klectrlc Storage .
Uen Asphalt
do preferred . . .
Keystone Tele , . .
do preferred . . .
LakA Sun CflrD ...
j Lh!ch Navigation
Lehigh Vallev ...
1 Lehigh Vnl Tran.
t do nreVrred . . .
Pennsylvania ....
rhila Clcctrlo ...
I'hlla. Co
do fi p c pref. . .
do 0 t c nref. . .
Plilla Itap Trun...
do t o
Reading
Tonopah Iirlmont .
York Hallways
do preferred
MONEY-LENDING HATES
N 111V rhUK MnneV nn pnll. mlvpd TnnnnMh Mlnlntr
collateral, opened at 6 per cent; high, j Union Traction.. .. M
G: low, 4: last. 4; closed, 45; ft B ineYl"".'".'.'.: nuJ
runns raie, o-s per icm. m cramn t sons. 8i.
industrials openeu at o per oeiu ;
high, G ; low, 5 , last, 5 ; closed 5?5 ;
ruling rate, 5 per cent.
There were no new developments In
the thro money market today either
of larger business or respecting rates.
Thcro Is and has been for tho last two
weeks a certain amount ot tlmo funds
available at 6 per cent for thirty to
ninety dajs, either on mixed securities
or lndustilals
In existing circumstances some bor
rowers arc satisfied to take call fundB
In the expectation of a possible reduc
tion In time money rates about tho mid
dle of next month
Tho amount of mercantile paper of
choice quality on tne maricec is com
paratively light. The nominal discount
figure Is G per cent. .
Prlmo bank acceptances are In fairly
good Inquiry at unchanged rates of 4
dpi hi per cent for prime member bills,
4 7-164 5-16 per cent for prime non
members and 6 05 per cent inell
glbles. ...
Call loans on prime bank acceptances
are unchanged at 4 per cent.
a Todav Yesterday
Hid Asked Hid Asked
70 7J 7(1 74
03 57 55 T.11
24 , . . 24
711 70 4 70 70H
01 54 01 54
fllK H7 37 38
70 77 77.. 77
10 11 10 11
40 . 40
18 1H' 10 10
72 7a 72 72
r.uVi uo no ooh
14 .. 14 ..
24 .. 24
4H. 48'4 47 474
81s 21'i 2.1 2.1
3J SI H2 31
.10 31 80 at
34 34 33 34
20 27 .... ....
2IIK 27., 2H 20 4
84 , 84 81., 834
2 2 ! 2
S lltt ,1 .x
n ni 4i
73 , 73., 74.
97 OH 08
83 Si 83
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAH STOCKS
s,
n
Jim Butler 38
MacNamara , 22
Midway 18
Mlzpan. Extension 01
Montana 14
North Star 08
llescue Eula JO
West End ,. 1
GOLTJFIELO STOCKS '
Bid Ask i
31
i nilLAPELPHIA Call. G per cent;
I time, 66 per cent. Commercial pa
pers, three to six months, 56 per cent:
six months, 6 per cent.
1
2
t.,i. e vnii,iit fftu i'0i4 1 Gomneiu noreu
Louls& Nash 1.1 l-oVa i- is i s ,iifleiil Kewanas
Lovett Again Heads Union Pacific
New York, Dec. 12 Itobert S. Lovett,
who resigned the presidency of the
Union Pacific Railroad and subsidiaries,
to, take up Government work during the
war, was today re-elected to that ofllce
at a meeting of tho directors. Ho will
return to the road's properties on Feb
ruary 1
Paris Bourse Quiet
Paris, Dec. 12 Trading was dull on
the Bourse today. Three per cent
rentes G2, francs 90 centimes; exchange
on London 25 franca 98 centimes; 5 per
cent loan 88 francs 5 centimes.
Mar Motor ... 29
do 1st pf.. 52
do 2d pf... 21
Ma) D Stores. 62 .
Me Petrol ...167
Miami C Cop. 23
Mldvale Steel . 45
M & St L new. 14
Mo K & Texas 6
Missouri Pno . 27
Mont Power . . 77
Nat Con &. Cab 17
Nat Biscuit
do pref
29
52
21
61
163
25
45
14
26
76
1G
110V, 110 110
112 112 112 2
29
52
217 . .
62
163 2
25
45
14 Vi
6
26 1
76 2
16.
10
5
8
30
20
7
LONDON Money Is quoted at 3 per
cent. Discount rates, short bills and
three-month bills, 3 17-32 per cent.
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
ChlesEO. Dec. 12 BOOS Receipts 16.000
head; strung, mostly 100 higher than' Jester
doj Top. M7.PO; heavy butchers. ?17.K0g
17 00; medium and light butchers 17.flriS'
17.8.1; light, 117.10017.7.1; heavy packing,
flfl N1fS17.41, medium and light packing.
$12 .10C17.no, throwouts I1510.83; pies
goods to choice. 14.231B 75.
CATTLE Receipts 13 000 head. Beef,
steers and butchrs, steady to strong; calves
slow; 23c to Bio lower: feeders. 2jo higher,
beef cattle, good, cholcs and Prime. flJW
10 B0; common nnd meolum, III.?'";
butchers heifers tO.B012.B0: cows. 10 508
13: Btockera and feeders good, choice and
fancy, ID750HS2.1: Infarlor common and
medium, 7 2110.73; veal calves, cood and
cholre 10 B0W17. ..
BIinK' Receipts 87,000 head. Very dull
opining, bids around BOo lower on fat
classes; feeders slow- to lower.
ritlsbnrgli. Dee. 12 BOOS Receipts.
10.000 head: steady.- Heavies and heavy
yorkers. $17,0.1; light yorkers. $1010 2j;
i tin ? in
"kttekp and LAMBS Receipts, B00
head; steady. Top sheep. $9. B0: top lambs,
CALVES Receipts. 100 head; steadj. Top,
J.19.B0.
Atlanta
Rluo Bull
Booth
Klamondfleld B B
Daisy
Kewanas
Oro
Spearhead
Silver Pick .,
MISCELLANEOUS
Arizona United
Nevada Wonder i .
Tecopa Mining
Aseessment paid.
.00
.02
.17
.02
.02
.07
.02
.20
.00
Ji
.41)
.2.1
.211
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0
.11
.OS
.03
.OH
.01
.31)
.08
.It
New Credit Jo Belgium
Washington, Dec. 12. Tho Treasury
Department granted a new credit to
Belgium of $3,200,000, making the total
to that country $213,320,000 and to all
Allies of $8,223,540,102.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
Frfj,"
Empire Refining 6s, 1927
Empire Gas & Fuel 6s, 1926
Crew Levick 6$, 1931
Great Falls Pr. 5s, 1940
Washington Water Pr. 5s, 1939
nUNHAMKla
sr li;iali: is ";
43 Exchange Place New York
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT Receipts. 08.783 buslr There
was a good outward movement and prices
vV"e unhanged The following were the
quotations Car lots In export elevator. Gov
ernment standard inspection l"Jih
prlces-S-o 1 red winter. $2 SO. No 1 north
?rn spring. S2.30. No 1 hard winter. $-39.
s-mu.Vi" VA,tSoVI T$ w nt?; VJ. . No
STorVheriT spring. U 30. No J hard winter.
I" 8(1. No 2 red winter, garlicky, -'". I!
2 red, smutts. $2 33. No J red winter
$2 32.' No 3 northern spring S2 3-, No. 3
hard winter. --, -"; ",!. ! No
4 $'30 No .'garlicky 28-, No 4.
JmutW. 12 27 , No'4 . garlicky, smutty.
mi. Kn r, red. BSD- -"'
i" 2i. NO 0. gar-
t2 "d. No B. smutts.
llcky smutty. 2 ! 24
CUttIS lieceitJio. a ""-"
Supplies were
O, a. -. '.I ..... j
lots for local trad as to quality ana loca
tion at $1510170 per bushel, the latter
'"OATS-Vecllpts 28 7S2bush. The mar-
ket was strong, and advynceo w c :"
ferings. Quotations: Fowls, according to
quality, 201330c. Spring chlckers. aceordlnir
W...aalte;.. '-.TAl , no'ters. 20c: ynMfle Mail
iiV" rcK'"- -"" ie.no. jnaian Runner, i i," , vat fi
Oulneas, joung per pair Welshing ludl do pref Ill
Nat Un & Stpd 48 47
Nat Lead 68 68
do pref 105 105
Nev Con Cop 10 10
N O, Tex & M 35 35
N Y Cent... . 78 77
N YN 11 & H. 33 34
IN Y Ont fcAVt. 21 21
Norf South ... 15 15
'Norf & West.. 107 107
North Pacific. 96 95
Ohio Gas 43 43
flnt Silver . . . . " i 'a
Owens Bot .... 47
34
IV.
lbs apiece. $11.10. smaller sizes. BOGtHIr" Penna B, K.
Oulneas, old per pair. 7.i80c. Pigeons, old. 1'eorla & KaBt.
per pnlr. S0ff31c. do. young, per pair 2.1 M p.h nns & C.
Phlla Co
30c
n. i?"-rurkei wero scarce and ttiT & West
Arm. Other pou try was in ample sunoh i ' "s .
and oulet at former rates. Th? quotnffi Plerce-Arrow
were: Turkevs snrlnir rhnip. inAm., Plprcei Oil ..
some fancy nnrl.v stock higher: do. do." I Pitts, Coal . . .
fair to good. 3J30o- do do. common. 30 (i do pref . . . .
.loiajic. row;
boxes, vveichlr
aasic; weighing 4 lbs. apiece. 3434c:
fKKf "I""- ';8J30';, "fresh-kllled fovvls
in hbls. fancy, dry-picked Fancy selected.
85o: weighing 4 lbs and over apiece. 3So;
weighing 4 lbs apiece, 33c, small sizes 289
'Kn flirt s-Ast a hUi.j -m - n
uv ui swvokcsa. uJ UILrl.ru 1 1 c. itnnat,
46
5
54,
321 ,
37
44
17
47
85'
toms. 343Uc; do, do. old' hens. I r,. 5l 'car' 66"
wis. f resh-kliled. VlrylcSed? iri 5r8Pr,r of N j 91
""t 4,W.Jb- n1 over apiece. S?or, oifri -71;
ling 4 lbs. nniere ajifjojii V. B.vSteel Spring 1 7
Ing chickens western, drs-picked In boxes
Weighing 4 lbs and over apiece. 30c:
weighing 4 lbs apiece, 35-; weighing 314
lbs apelco 8334c. weighing 2ft a: ih.
.... Qi.ffD.A n n. I....'" ". "
"y."i . ..utniinir cnirKens.
4b
34
66
117
46
5
53
32
36
44
1G
47
85
65
91
76
'do pr 103 103
ay Con Cop ss4 ;-',i
47;
68
105
19
35 1
77
35
21
15 1
107
95 1
43
7
4G 3
34
66
117 1
46
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B3 1
32
37
44
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47 H
85
G5 1
91 1
76
103
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B . nro.n MnnKter
jHecla Mining ...
Hone Sound ..
" Independence Lead
Jerome vcrue
Jim Butler .......
Jumbo Kxtension .
McKlnley Darragh.
Mnimij (Conner ...
Mother Lode ........ 34
Mines Co or America.
Nevada Hills... ., ...
Nevada Wonder
Nlplsslng
Ohio Copuer
Bay Hercules
San Toy
Tonopah Intension. ..
Unlled Verde
West Dn Con
Vhttn fans
Yerlngton 4
BONDS
Bethlehem 7s (notes).lOOU 100
Cosden Oil 6s .. 2 B
Cosden and Co 6s... 83 85
Cudahy 7s 101 ?i 102
Ilussian Gov 5s .. G2 67
Russian Gov 6s .. 65 68
Southern Railway 6s. 99 99
Sinclair Oil 6 .. 83 88
Todd Shipbuilding 6S.106 108
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East nuffiilo. N. Y., Dec. 12. CATTLE
Receipts, 2U0 head SteaiSy. Calves Re
ceipts no head Steadv. JBM10 tm
I UUUa lieceipts, OOVV U"m m.v ..
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 800 head
FOREIGN EXCHANGE stroS; Lamb.. SOtVlsTs. searllhg. $71-'
York. Dec. 12. Although the Others unchanged.
Kansas Cltj, Dn.-. 12 BOOS Receipts
14 000 hend. w . ,
CATTLE Receipts B00O head
bUEEP Receipts 20 000 head.
Niw
foreign exchange market was Inactive
as oil Wednesday, the tone of tho neu
tral exchanges showed firmness. Span
ish exchange was a little higher at 20.16
for cables and 20 08 for checks.
Quotations were;
Demand sterling 4.75 65, cables
4.76.45. Sixty-day bills, nominally,
4.74; ninety-day bills 4.71.
Franc cables B.45, checks 5.45.
Lire cables 6.35. checks 6.36.
Rvulns cables 4 90. checks 4.93.
Guilder cables 42 f checks 42. I
Stockholm cables 29.00, checks 28.75.
Chrlstlanla cables 28 00, clvks 27.75.
Copenhagen cables 27.00, checks 26.75.
Ruble currency was .nominally firmer
at 17 b(d and 18 asked.
102
67
PnV
Readinjr on ot oitb
Rep Iron & Stl 76 754. 754 -1
do pr M "? "k i
Royal Dutch ..103 91 99 1
Saxon Motors. . 10 9 9
MLSIf... 1f' 16 16 ...
Rears-Roebuck 170 170 H
Veil York Bonds
a
patnj wiui ino r. " "i""" ri e, liiii, , ",' "i dois ivejgning 4 lbs. nnd over Sloss-Sheff S&I 51 B0 01 -t-i
as 10 location No Ji white, M"' apiece, 3- weigh ng .1 lbs apiece 8"n 1 SlS-i'Vnil "t 333i 33f4 4
standard white, 8J fijlf, No 3. white, -I v,elgh'ng 2 3 lbs apiece, 21) sic nroU I IlnC.?lL, ill,',, " 1 n'-s 1015 10'. Z
82Vic No 4 vlilte RnVv,li81c Ing thickens weighing K 02 lbs api" Southern Rao.. 10- 101 10-
FLOL'R Receipts 310 bbls and -J-'" 42044c Ducks, nearby, fancy spring 40M Southern 18 R. 31 , 20 30
lbs. In sacks The market was QTr,o ouo 4Jc. do. western dry-plcked. a4o". Oe.. do pref. 09 G9 69
prices were stesdlls maintained Tho quo western. drj-.plckedCholcs. soosic fair Studebaker . . . . 62 61 61 ..
tatlons were. To .arrive per 10 D0"nu '" to good. 27H2Bc. Squabs, per dozin White i?i Motors . 54 53 63
118 pound sacks Winter wheat. 101) rr cent weighing 11 to 12 lbs. per dozen; $808 "l" ol e.lii 1-1! ?7ti 37U
flour. S10 3SW10 01 Kansas wheat. 100 per white, weighing 0 to 10 lbs psr dozen sffl. Sup StJeU .' ..i.? SIJa 07 " ii
Jint flour S10M?112IJ. .soring wheat. 100 7.50. whlt w6ghlnB 8 JJJ ",". Jg Texas & Pacific 27 26 27
Fr.nl flour TlO.SSIftUl 20 . . 0 50: do do 7 lh o.r rln..n j iSSiSv ."".? T.n. Tn 190 189 189 ..
' " ---r. i-i -l aiasiitf vv m . .&.... --- - uvu ii ; 0(1.
LKOAI, AnVKRTISEMENTS
r H Huu. ........- --. ,... -rrr
I RYE FLOUll was quiet "u "?"-",
quote at 910 per barrel In sacks, as to
quality.
j PROVISIONS
There was n fair Jobbing trade and the
m-rii., ruled firm Quotations- city or
1?,titii nn jnaim .,rnv..v western beef In sets smolted, 48c; city neer
r-hr-...w v. -. ... , vipwi.1,, , H-t. In,nv.,i jRe; city peer in bcib.
svsi" deceased- Letters itslamentary 011 the V' ,1j .IS .,L,Lirir 4Bc. western beef
alwve estate having been granted to the
vnaersignea. an peruana inuepieo. to tne sain
estate are requested to make payment, ant
those having claims to present tbe earns,
WUbout Uyju,,, - COLfJNy
Di4u -unesmuc at.
r- -i
-,- . - !
V TV ALEX. RORlkSON.
V.5 4 SIX Ijioerty tiuuains. t-nufc
ESTATE OF HARRIS E. TINDl'.L.
v.1 l-t-wESTATB or I:
f-tvt mSBT Anl I-Attera l.aliini.nlarv
1 "ii ii the stove estate having been granted to the
1 undersigned, atl persona Indebted to the
t ' ' siikl estate are requested to make payment.
ail those having claims to present the same,
? t, without delay to CLARE V. TINDEL.
.1. .1 -' 21u b. 44th at.
1 J l
Or to her attorney.
tkREUERICK H. WARNER.
V nil) Lend Title Building
ni'irat'
SlLrtsS
! ZZ
knuckles and tinders smoked 40c: Deet
hams. $00. pork, fimlli.. J.14WB3: haras.
H P eured loose, 3737c. do. skinned,
loose. 3737c: do. do. smoked. 30O30V4C:
other hams, smoked, city cured as to brand
and average. 1W80e. hams, .moa.avTe.t.
S3e; picnic shoulders S P. cured, loose.
28c! do. smoked. 29c; bellies. In plckls. ac
cording to average, loose. S3c, breawast
baton, aa to brand and average, city cured.
43c: breakfast bacon, western cdred, 45c;
lard western reflned, 8O20V,e: lard, pure
city, kettle rendered, 2U2c.
REFINED SUGARS
The market was quiet but steady on a.
basis ot Do for fine granulated,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
)2.50. small and No. 2, $102.50.
FRESH FRUITS
The market was generally firm, with a
fair movement m fancy fruit Quotations
Apples, New York, per Ml Fall PlnrVr! ti
!?.?! npw $48: King. $4Bba7?V.
Baldwin
Greening
B Apples,
.V1?- '"nouardston. $400
$498 SO: various varieties, taffli
isiuvsgnse-n nim irciniH rvais-
bbl Ren Davis $2 5004 50 cano $2'Bn
4 78: Stayman Wltlesap. $47 SO: York Iml
Snri..i,,4s97i A''pli SV -hel ba.klt
40cffp$l 23: do. ner hushAl lta.ir.t tin., .
Apples, western, per box. $203 50 Lemon!
ItOllCE IS II Kit Kit Y OIVKN THAT . . ... 1... ...1..1 .1,... ,l,h
r nn appllta'Ion whl b. made to the j.m-nd riSTily absorbing the limited offer,
rd of. Pardons on. Deeeinlwr 18. 1918. at f5"in(1r,"72 L?, f?.w -rSrk whole milk.
!'ci'?1'v.?:..m::.,V,nV2u.,l"",.Jr2un fancy, fresh. 87037o: speolsl. . highest
"V..".""'."""'r,,-I l".i" Ki"-2' do. do. fair to good., fresh. S7W7.Vic, go.
"rTStk ?tffi"Vo?'. TemTf not leM than' -,.. 'jftVfc, :w! a"
. months, or more tU 2 1 years, for the , rWSlfSull.s w.' nall and the
whole-milk, fane:
t. -". ..., j .v.- ;.....- 1
11 fennw nr ferjirev. ir-m i-t .neionia ounty. i ,--r -,----. . --..adv. but trade was very
Tobacco Prods 81 79Ji 80 :
do pref...... 100 100 100 t-
Unlon Facino...l30 129 129H :
do pref 73 72 72
TTnl Allnv SteeL. 39 38 39
SSlSS?iWS 'U lU - l G2460LltbaBroATr3W
Ur?ltrtult...."3 162" IBS 1 ' 95000 do cv 4s. . . . 93,
Unl Ry Inv pf. 16 15Ji
U S C I P & V. 1B 16
U SInd Alcoh,L102 102
TJ s Itubner.. 76 o .i; .
A. 1t r.rf .101174 10874 10874 4-l4
U S Sm & R P 47 47 47
TT a Qtsal 09 07 97
- - "- -i. r" T Wm aVClIlUIIB. I IJ U k-J VbU " --
SI'VSSs'n uSi-SrJPM?- JJ ate. do pref ... . 113 i 11? -i
s" n..;re":.T;"'"l.'"'.!.',.Prr irP.MTJtah Copper . ivii
Va-Car Chem.. B6
llltrh Low
ir.nnn Air, Arr deh &S.103 103 103
61000 Anglo-Frch 5s 96?i 96 96
5000 Am H & L 63.100 99 100
40000 Am-For Sec Cs 99 99 99
2000 Am Smelt 6s. 92 92 92
4000Am T & T 6s 45 45 46
34000 do 6s 102 102 102
2000 Am Writ P 6s 88 88 88
1000B & O 4s .... 83 83 83
1000 Beth Stl 5s 36s 86 ' 86 86
21000 Brk R T 7s . 94 94 94
6000 Bordeaux 6s .100 100 100
1000 Chile 6s 87 87 87
1000C & O cv 4s. 82 82 82
22000 C & O 4s.. 82 82 82
19000 do1 cv Be... 87 87 81
17000 C B & Q reg 4s 95 95 95
2000 Chi M & St P .
4s 25s 85 85 86
42000 dopfd4s..77 76 77
mnnnciiv Pnrls 6s. 98 98 98
4000 DIs S Corp 6s 89 89 89
2000 Dom of C 3s. 97 97 97
20000 Erie Cv 4s S A 76 7B 76
1UUU ao oer v. "B
92000 Ftench R 6a.l03Ti
annnrsen Rtrc 6h 101
Mnnn Tl.i a, Mn In Ea 18 18
66000 Int Met 4b. 48 45 45
4000 Int Mr Mar 8S.1UZ luiei -ios
U 9I.SU DI.UO
30 93.18 03 20
21000 do 1st 48... 93.60 -J3.4U US.1U
1101000 do 4s 96.1G 96 00 96.16
61000 do 1st 4B. 97.20 97.08 97.20
242000 do 2d 4s. 95.98 95.82 95 98
BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings today, compared with corre.
.ponding dayio.a.t two 5eiars:
Phlla ... $08.0 V, 224 $11.41111810 $11 lnu,l)',l
N York.07 4.170.884 6K0.007.202 8111.112 I'll)
Boston... 60.241.400 30.040.577 81.830,070
Baltimore 14.271.235 0.813.03J l),B30.880
Chicago.. 00,280,804
St. Louis S0:71B,342 23 BB6 407 22,060,442
French Bank Statement
Paris Dec. 12. The weekly statement
of the Bank of France shows the follow
ing change's: Gold In hand Increased
3,754.000 francs ; slh ei In hand decreaso"
ui nun ' notes In circulation Increased
Close 2951684,000; treasury deposlto decreased
30 047. OUO ; generm uojiuaiw ue.ichdsu
169,001,000 ; bills discounted decreased
64,638,000, and advances Increased 26,-816,000.
South Omaha. Dec 12 BOOS Receipts
14 800 head Steadj. Be higher, closing dull
and fully 10c to lBo lower.
CATTLE Receipts. 430O head; 13c to 25o
hlSHE'EP Receipts, 0900 head Steady to
easier.
Bank of England Statement
London, Dec. 12. The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England follovys;
Total reserve 28,672 000, Increase 1.
269.000 : circulation 67.608,000, increase
ricinnn- hnlllnn 77.730.000. increase
I 1,719,000 ; other securttlei 95,901,000,
decrease ti.ooo.ouu; utiier uciiuaiu)
152.999.000, decrease 1,199,000; pub
lic deposits 27,418,000, Increase 888,
000; Government securities 73,685,000,
Increase 181,000. The proportion of the
banks reserve to liabilities Is now 15.90
per cent, against 16.17 per cent last
week, and compares with an advance
frorn 18.15 to 19.58 per cent in this week
lastrear.
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ropy. Ambitions nnd determined
to succeed In a larre war. my
present position ns service man
on a large dally newspaper
hardens tne with such a load of
routine detail work that loWterrs
with my copy. I most concentrate
my energies either In the copy
department of an agency or as
assistant to advertising manager
of progressive manufacturer. En
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doing two men's work. Ten years'
editorial experience before enter
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W. fnrtifr llroad and Arch streets
rniiaufipnia, x'ecriiioer xi, ivjb.
Directors nays tola day declared
ttHlwi of The United Oas .Improvement Co.
,.
CUkrtfriy dividend of 2 per cent (fl per
aaitrcr. nsxsoii, ,
4oia.r. of rt.eord
5tmbir St. IBID Cheeks will be mailed,
"r". " I. W. MORRIS. Tressurer.
anuary IB. 1910. to stock-
iters ot record at the close of business
RAILROAD EARNINGS
i' CANADIAN PA43FIO
mil., Th. ntintatlnns wnr! HolldDacked,
rreamery extras, 70c: blgher-icorlng goods.
7107Sc. ths latter for jobbing sales; extra
lints 08Bc: firsts 23o: seconds, J7g
UOc; fancy brands of prints jobbing at 740
7o: fair to good. C6&7SC.
aaoaFstth eggs were more plentiful
and UOo per case lower. Cold storage eggs
continued firm uuder light offerings Qu
tatlons, Freo cases, nearby fliats. $20 400
21 per crate: ourrent recelp's $20 10 per
case! western extra flrsts. $20.40021 per
case, flrsts. $19 8O02O.1C per raser Inferior
lots lower; storage eggs. $15013 00 per
rase; selected fresh lobblnc at 744JOo per
POULTRY ' ,j
affu uraDerruit. Mr box. xvsha r$n.
applei. Porto Rico, per crate, $6 fiO-flO 50
Cranberries, Jerv per bushel box, $305'
VEGETABLES
Demand was onlv moderate, hut vaMes
were well sustained on fancy stock. The
following were the quotations; White po
tatoes Eastern Shore per bbi. No. 1 $!
3 7B: No. 2 $23 White potatoes? Norfolk,
per hbl. $8 2fl White potatoes. Jersey
per .bush basket No 1 75000c: No
BOfiOOe IVhlte potatoes Pennsylvania. No
1. per 100 lbs . $2 0002.83 Whl o potatoes,
fancy. 2 3A)3.10. Sweet potatoes, Jersey
per basket No. 1 $11581.35; No.i 2. 78
JOc. Sweet potatoes. Eastern Shore, per
Sweet potatoes, Delaware and Maryland
hush -hampers No. 1. $1 0002; No. 2.
$1.401 BO Cabbage. Danish, seed, per
ton. $28028 Onions, yellow, nr 100-lh.
bag No. 1. $1.8801.83. No. 2. 80000c.
Waoasfc
9
dn nr A ... 38
West Md .... 13
West Faclfto ..21
do prei .... ujvs
West Un Tel.. 88
West Mfg .... 43 J,
Wheel & X, E.. 10
do pref .... 20
White Motors. 47
Wllly-Ovld .. 26
do pref .... 88
Wilson Co ... 73
79
64
9
38
13
21
63
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47
28
88
73
10 -I- '
15
102
7fi l'
r. . -t-vvv - - .-- ;;; -- -
1, 2851000 do 4th 4U ap.au u.io ay
). 11000 Lyons 6s 100 100 100
1 j 1000 Marseilles 6s..l00 100 100
2
3
113
79
DO
9
381
13 1
21 vi
63
88
43
a a at
20
47
26
88
78 hi
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
,?". 'orV;P'S' 12- nUTTKH Receipts,
7.128 tubs Higher scorlnc 09? 070c: -extras.
09c, Inside; flrsts 01008c,
EGOS Receipts. .1101 rases. Extras. 71
072et extra flrsts. 08070c; flrsts, 08007c;
seconds, 620030) refrigerator, special
marked. 43050c. ..dirties. No, I. E0ies2e:
dirties. No. 2. 4As$4Dot cheek ilSlill.
Stats, white. enS02c; weatarn and south. 1 1
in, whites. 70Me: Pselfle coast, vrbits.
Me; rrly,:airtM'J7Sci hrown. ml
JVIHI I.IB. UV.llWV l.W.CB, WltUlWlVi
.,h S3fl "On sharAM vesterdavt thus far thta
week, 1,804. loo shares, same period last
week. I.usu.xuu snares.
XS-z dividend Brooklyn Union Oas. IUi
American Car Foundry, 2; American Car
rounary prei., i.
7000 Mldvale 6s,... 88
1000 Mo Pao Bs '23. 94
10000 do "26s 93
29000 do go n4s... 64
2000 N Y Cot H 48. a
88
94
93
63
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3000 do 6s 100 100 ji
BOT.
6000.
2000
do 4s
do 4s
10000N YCy 4B,66a8 88
11(1(111 do 4Us '67..102U 102
17000 do 4NV57.102 7, 102
16000 NY Nil &H 6s. 93 93
30000 N Y Rwy 6s.. . 12
7000 Nor Pao 4s... 88
1000 Pa gen (it 4s 93
1000 Pierre Oil '24. 88
2000 Per Mara ... 88
42000 Sou Pao cv 4s. 8S s
41000 Sou Pao CV Ba.103 102
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
United Oas Improvement Company, quar
terly of 2 per cent, payable January IS to
stock of record December 8L . ..,
Wilson & Co.. Chicago, quarterly of 1
per cent, payable -January 2 to holders of
record December 23.
Republic Trust Company, quarterly of 1
per cent, payable January 1 to stockholders
of record uecemper -u.
Pittsburgh Rolls Corporation dividend of
1 per cent on common, payable January
1 In Liberty Bonds
Oirard Trust Company, quarterly of 0 per
cent, payable January 2 to stockholders of
record December 14.
Empire Steel and Iron rompany. semlan.
nual of S per .cent on preferred and a divi
dend of 2 per cent on preferred stock, which
shall bs applied In partial reduction of ac
cumulated preferred dividends. Payable Jan.
Oary 2. to stock of record December 20.
Magma Copper Company, a dividend of
nfty cents a share, payable January 0 to
stride of record December 20. .
American Agricultural Chemical Company,
quarterly of 2 per cent on common and 1
per cent on preferred, Pabls January 15
to stock of record December $3.
Harrison a Federal Reserve Director
n-.. TTv,lrnl Reserve Board has re
elected Charles C. Harrison a Class C
director of the Federal Reserve Bank
of Philadelphia for the period of three
years. pVglSnlng January 1..1919. The
board redesignated for. the calendar
year 1918 M present chairmen and fed
eral reserve agentB and deputy chair
men of all twelve Reserve Banks.
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. Dec. 12 BUTTER Receipt
42KR tubs One-half cent lower.
CTHS Receipts 8080 eeses TTw..'ined
Refined Sugar .Unchanged
New York, Dee. 12. Conditions In
the sugar market remain unchanged.
Several of the local refiners ard still
withdrawn, owing to the lack of raws.
but It H raid to be only a temporary
condition wid may bo remedied with
the arrival of raws, which are expected
within the next day or tvvo.'tho amount
being estimated at 60,000 bags.
Prices are unchanged at 9c, less 2
per cent for cash, for fine granulated,
ltavvs are unchanged at G.OSBc
1 Extra by Phelps-Dodge
New'Yerk, Dec. 12. Phelps-Dodge de
clared an e-ctra dividend of $5.60 a
share in addition to the regularquar
terly dividend of $2.50 a share, pay
able January 2 to stock of record De
cember 20. Three montlu ago an ex
tra dividend of $6 60 wan declared. In
nddition to the regular nuarterly divi
dend of $2.50. Of the total dividends,
k will ha nald In cash and S2 from
reserve for depletion, in Liberty 4 pesj
UCIIl MW1.
SALES PECUTIVE
Are you In need of a man in your
organization whose past records
have proven .him to be an expert
In Business Administration and a
Producer of Sales?
I IIAVK HAD NINE YEARS'
experience In the Sheet Metal and
Metal Stamping business and four
years aa Director 6f Sales of a Cor
poration handling a Building Mate
rial Specialty, -
WILL mf AVAILABLE FOB
peace work within thirty days.
Jf 7B7, LEDOEB CENTRAL
Manufacturers and business
houses anxious to'obtaln a firmer
footing In the rich South Amer
ican markets will find a valuable
ally in the
South. American
Section
of the
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Another Iisue of Loan Certificates
IVashlnsrton. Doc. 12. Another bi
weekly (sue of loan certificates of In
debtedness of $900,000,000, or more,
bearing v Per cent interest, was an
nounced today by the Treasury. The
win b dated ueotvmDer'vj,
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2000 So Rwy 4.... 69
200Q do -on 6s... 9b
2000 Tex Co cv Ss.102
6000 Third Avo 4. 64
lOOn rin aril Kfl 33
9000 U S Rubber 6s 87 . 86
11000 do 7b 102 102 102
14000 TJ B Stl B t 6b. 100 "99 93
1000 Union Pao 6s. 101 104 104
4000 U K of G D &
I 5s 1919. 99 99 99
13000 do6snw'19.J01 100 100
95000 dq 6H 1921 98 98 98
lOOOWest Union Ea 93 93 93
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ANNUAL MFin'lNOH
KSP. UHIARO TBU8T COMPANY
fcS Philadelphia. December 2d. 1018.
The annual meeting of the stockholders ef
this Olmpany will ho held on Monday, the
sixteenth day of IJeeember. BUS. at 12
"clock noon, at the office of the Company.
Broad and Chestnut streets. Philadelphia,
Pa., at which time an election will bs held
for flvo Mapassrs to serve for a term of
tour years. B. yy. MORRIS. Secretary.
fK5NATIONAL SECUBITY BANK,
3Sf Philadelphia, Dec. 11. 1018.
The annual meeting ot the Stockholders
will be held at the Hanking House on Tues
day. January 14, 1010, between the hours of
It noon and S p, m.t for the election, of
Directors and the transaction of such other
business as may come before ths meeting.
W. II. McKEC.
Cashier.
KZS" THE ANNUAL MEBTINO OF THE
-i-v j'
olleyholders of the Keystone Mutual
offic of the Company. 414 Widensr Building
Flrellnsilrasre Company will bo held at the
PhUtde'nhla. Pa,, on Wedaesdor, January
I I'l'iuic I'HIIs. elf, irse ivnir-, HiM(f
IMh.'lOIS. art llS o'cloek 1". J4,, to elect
r-uw
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EXPORT TRADE
PROMOTION EXHIBIT
.WEEK COMMENCING, wa
DECEMBER 30, 1918
AT.LEDGER CENTRAL "
Broad and Chestnut Streets
The Latin-American Export
Section will bo issued in the
Public Ledger, morning and
evening, December 2G, 1918.
Full particulars on application.
From every quarter of the vast
continent to the south of us ths
Public Ledger gathers commer
cial news that Is of vital Inter
est to every American business .
man news that opens hla eyes
to fresh opportunities, that dis
closes new markets and sev
erally keeps him In touch with
the industrial needs of our- sister
republics. ,
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Member Federal Reserve System
Capital $6,000,000
Surplus $16,000,000
Main Office:
325-331 Chestnut St,
43-53 S'.'Fourth .
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