mrnxz i1 . ,it" 18 EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA', SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1919 j ' V. FINANCIAL NEWS CLOSING NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONSi 'A SU' i Wti. CI F KK IX BT n MJ is fev sa6 tf 9& nai Ohio Cities Gas Descriptive Circular on Request Chandler Bros. & Co. 1338 Chestnut St., Phlla. 34 Pine St., New York STEEL MAKES ANOTHER GAIN ON THE NEW YORKEXCHANGE Some Issues at New Top Levels Wcstinghouso Continues in Demand Coppers Strong CAPITAL WAITED. An Inv-eslnirnt security brokfr with clientele nntl snle or ganisation to handle tlie. securities nf n olnK manufacturing conrerii. Capital required to expHlid liulness. I. O. Ilox 365, Lancaster, I'll. 1 ' i riNANI IAI. High Points in Today's Financial Ncivs Steel common (uns in Rood demand again on New York Stock Exchange, showing absence of pressure caused by dropping extra dividends. Market generally indicated a strong position. Trading was largo on the Curb, with prices higher. Corn advanced and cotton declined. Foreign exchange was dull, but steady. The New York weekly bank statement showed inci cases in average and actual loans and decreases in lcsetves. Bank clearings throughout the country were much above previous week and corresponding period of 1018. mi t i ( r TO TUB llnillKKS OF TIIK filHII, jinimiuiK st pm cknt nihMi. JKAR HINKIMI 1-!M I. Oil) Mil PUN D1 OP TUB .RKASS NTl!ll. "AS COM,ANi Vntlii. Is herebv Klven tiv tne Colonial Trust Company, trustee under tn uiortgase of thi Arkansas Natural Uas Company to the Colonial Trust Company fr.iaraA AatA II.... .run .1.-. . the provisions of the thlrt-flrst paMEraph ' of said mortcaire It will recelru at Its ofnn jiiuaie at ?n ;u, iin ave , in me my or rittsburnh. State of Pennsylvania tenders of bonds for purchase and retirement out of the moneys 6f the sinkln? fund which now amounts to 3S ,v,o 7o. No tenders will be received after Mav 22 1nl0 THE COLONIAL. TRUST COMPAN'Y. , Trustee POCAHONTAS CONSOLIDATED COLLIERIES COMPANY, INCORPORATED Flftr-lear Fire Ter Cent In1I Hnnils Nflt tr 1st hrhv rlian tinrmnnt in tha Ifrms of the MorUnge dated July 1st 11V.7. f t , Htm. ........ , 1 . 1 II. 1 ...-. in. uituciBiKiirii. us iriisipe win re It' waled proposals up to 3 00 P. M. on the fllh day of 4nne, 1019, for the sale to It of bonds as above described sufficient to use the sum of S17.JJ3 " The under ',n'd reserves the right to rcjeu rny or all tinders THE NEW TORK TRl'IT COMrAVT. Trustee. Bv B O Cl'RTS. Secretary vew Tork. May 1st. 1010 tlMKTKR NOTKi: (T MITICK IS III.KUIV OIlr.N TIIM TT an TPPllcatlon will be made to thi lloernor pf the .Slate ir IVnnsvlvanU in Mar 36. A 1. 1010. hy .lixelili II. Hhm-i KrTl "."""i Jnniei II lrln. t.eorue n. Crawford and lllrnm Holland, umhr II i-i. u asemuiv or me i ommonvveiun r J l 'i-t- "s 18VJ -Vi G2"j J'J'i r's !)4Vj.. sry '. !IT Edward 11. Kellv C nriHiriitioii. ihe charnLl-r I and object of which Is to pun hase sell hold lease mortgage and deal In reHl estate to improve real estate and to lend monvv nn real estate and for theo purposes to ha and possess and enJov all the rlehts luncllw I ?nd privileges of tre said VU of Vsiemblv nd Its supplements ' G EDWA11P D1CKERSON Sollill.ir I iljs s tilth st X Annual Klfftlom 43F OFFICE OF THE IIMTI ll (lS IVI J7 PKOKMENT Ml ."N. W. ccner Hrond and Arch ets PhlUdelphla April It mil The annual fneetlrir of the stockholders if the United GaB Improvement Company vlll be held at the on"Ie of tiro cnmptny rorthwest corner of Broad -ind Arch sis PhlUdelphla. Monduy. Maj 5 1010. nt 12 a'rloek noon when on elctlon will be held for a president and six (l) dlrctors to serve for the ensuing year and such other bus! ness will be transacted as may be brought before the mrtMlnff The stock trinsfer hooks will be closed from 3 p. m . Wednesday April ji 1010 until 10 a. m . Tuesday Mar 8. 101B. a. W CUHUAIJ secretary Amcr Snuff . .120 VM Am Sum Tob .107'. 10," 100 .!, Am Stl Kdry .103 104 10.'iVj r, Am Sugar ...Wt ISO l.'W) Vs AmTci a. a'ci..io:i iony, io:ty, Vi .Am Tobacco . .1M.'1 '.'O') 21.'! !" pief new ...100 100'4 100 ',t Am Wool 07-7i (!7 07 J4 do pict 100 100 100 ', Am Writ P nf AKU, 111 .111 4- 1 . Am 7. .1 Lend 18 1.TH do prof 48 '4 -IS'r Anaiomla 02 )'t 02 As Urt fids . '12V1 41 'i Aso Oil S." 81 Atchison f)4. OlKj do pf 8.T" Sr,i. At Cuant Line. 07 !I7 At f!lf & WI .1511! 140 W4X. 1 Ital.l T.o Co .. 0.'!f, 02't 02', "i Halt . O .... 40' 10 40 V do pf fit r.l 51 -h Barrett Co ....i:$l l.'IO IJJO'ft Beth Steel B ..7414 73 7.'lh r's ilo 8 pc pf .110 110 110 Vi Bkljn Bap Tr. 22. 21 22 1 Booth Fish Co Kini- 22 22), "i, IJiirns Bros ...lOT'i 157',4 157 :h ButCp&ZCo S 1 .8 1 But . Sp Cop 2.'f!i 2't 2.T& Cal I'ctt oleum. 2S 2S 28 .. do prof 72 72 72 - Cal I'ackioK Co .- G4"i 0.Vi z Canadian Pac.lOO'Js 10"i l.")'i ''i Certain teed IM 4S i:,- 17"j r'4 Cent Leather.. 81 's 80 Vt 80 Vi Cerrn ile 1'asco 40'i 40ii 10'A l l 11 i. Ill 141 111 1 Tendencies Continue Toward Savold Tire Becomes Prominent, chesa s. Ohio.' or. or.'s '. o,). New Ynrlt, May '! The nttion of the stock market in the half day with viliiih the week enileil was tjpital of nil pronounced bull movements, strength hems shown in n numbir of issues, with iolcnt nihanies income, stocks, but inem nts in the mass of securities narrow, although trailing in nil the unusually nillt nnd populat speculative isues was again on an extremely large si nle. '1 Ins. lepresenti'il usual week end profit taking, offset by continued per sistent Inning U institutions and Individuals, witli a demand consisting nt t inn s of inside ati uiiiulation for special purposes. This was most pro nnumtil in 1'. Lorillnril, whitli ruse tnoic than S points to nbove 107. I lilted States Stiil was ngain in steady demand, rossing Oil nnd show ing u gun of around 1 point, a iiuneincut whuh was regnulcd as evident c thut titisettleiiieiit of the market position betnuse of the dividend reduction has aire id indeil. New lngh recoids were made b a number of stocks in which inside buwng w.is tonteutrated. Westinghoiise, wIulIi has been in demdnd siine. the Ixginniiig of the weik, made a fiutlier gain today of .1 points, crossing 55. Atl.ititii . (Stilt and West Indies was the most active nt the .hipping group, riingnu fiom 110 to 15 I1.. Coppi i stmks wcte nitiiii and strung, with t'tnh Copper demanding most attention, because of liTgcnt bimng from whitli it rose 2 points to 78. Aim i lean lobnteo rose "i points to 2i;!'.. 'Hie bind market tontinued nttite and strong, with the fourth Liberty l'is responding to investment diniantl on a laigc stale, and making a futther iiihanic to 01 12. Mun railioad bunds were in urgent demand anil there was a broadened maikit for a large numbei of die indnstiinl issues at advnnciug prkes. mm 1 STREET TRADE ORB TRftDl LARGE, ,nf an It tended corporation to l called The' !- .wwiiw i imwiiiu b.llllut-J IS IN LARGE VOLUME WITH PRICES HIGHER NEW YORK STOCK SALES Iflirh T,our .'2 32 Closo .12 (!') Net chKe - l Adv Itumcly "o pref Oil Ajax Itiibbcr.. 02U 02 l)2Vi i Allls-Chalm Co 41 30 4124 Am Agr Chem.112 111 112- .. Am Beet Sug.. 8t 81 81V,.. A" Can r5 55 55 Am O & F Co. 00 n 1)0 1)0 '. Am Cotton Oil. 58 57 57 Am Druggists.. 13V4 12 13 'i Am Hide & L. 28 28 2S Amcr Int Corp. S!) 80 S7V. Am Ice Sec... 50 40 411 do pref. 72 71 72 ' . Am Linseed... 50 SlPi 5S - I'M do pref n-ai ,00 07i Am Loco 70 75 7.iA r;$ Am JIalt "Ti -JU, Am Smelling.. 73 72 2'4 7.TH 1 120 5 Higher Price Levels Bull Elements in Control Moth sales toil.tj nn the New Yorli i ci lunge (dialed 775.I00 shares. M lELr1 Annual Meetings (iRllM I.M) M IMI'KOM.- New Yoili, "Mn :: The New Virk I'eiiiiig Sun's finnmial review this afleinoon is as follows- I'rue uiovenients wie mixed in to lav's short sexton of Hie stoi k maiket. I nltliougli tendencies in higher levels wire nun It in midline throughout That is to sav that the bull elements weio still ilitiiledlv in lontiol. The I bears have not rutin Iv given up tlmr tfforts to bring about a rem lion, but the would seem tofrfeel little tonli ilenii- in their it lull t to do so. The bihuvior of United St.iUs Steel, botfi vestertlaj nnd today, was some thing of nn etc opener to tliein With all thur (ffoits to vvnrli' the pm e of that issue down b selling slioit, it tout lied Oil vtstcnl.iv, nnd puslied through that pi iie lodaj. Tniding was bioad, em biaiing mtltistrnls and railx alike, nnd was in large volume for it Saturday The situation amiearcd to be some- BU.,!.l'v.G,,.,.,..,.LnNIJ'.T-.0.VNR ''V thing like tins Steel and kindled ira ii -si (- - nt t'ttlliiy JrHIIU . i i i MKVT flUPN 365 Ilrtxel Itulldinir, I'lillndrlphtn. .,. . Arril 'Jith. lil0. Th Annual Meeting of the (irahain Laml nnd Improvement Co will lie hlI at th nffice t" the t'ompanv. at (JrahRm irqlnla, nt tT o clock u m on ,Mn 1 iltt, 1UI0. D tl flOMHACII Srrptary n.Tidfni TIIK CKNTKT. NTI0. 1INK or riiiLADKijiti May i mm The director Imvp this duy declared a mlannual dividend of 12 per rent, free of tax. payable on demand Chocks will ba mailed. t Y CONRAD Cashier ntni'OMr; ft o b Uoaton Oflton Keilel hidf) Will m nnpnpil 10 B. m . Mm 22. 191 1), at War Dent Snr Hub rropertj Dl , Munitions lJIle,- Wi.r-U inston, D. C for not leas than 5 sroas Samples may bo Inspected particu lars, special bid forms can b ob talned at aboo office and Zone upplv Of fices follow lnff cities Lioston New York Philadelphia (Baltimore, Newport News At lanta. Jefferaonvllle Ind , ChkaRO St Ijouis ISew Orleans. San Antonio Omahj ill Paso and San Francisco. Hefer to r) 1 D No. 13 OS LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS thicaro. May 3 - IIOI'.S llpcelnts 41100 head Market mostly lSe to Jis hlch. r than yeBterdaj'a vtveracp. 'loo $jn 7.". bulk VJil IVSti'ft tr,, henvy welaht. t.'n liOWJO 7"i medium weight, 'JO 30WJO 70 llnht rpicht J-'OBJiltiO. ileht Iluhts J1S 7"ii2ll J'. heavy racidn; bows amooth in 7J0 J"s paekinv' nous, rouch, S1H 7111 7r pie Wft "CATTLE Itccctpts 10H0 head Compared with a week ao beef steert storkcrs feeders and fat bulla steady to 25c lower rows, heirera and bolovna Inlln moHlly steady veul calves. 2or to r.llo lower hllBEr Ilecelpta. 2000 heud Cumjmred with a wek aao. choice handy, vrooled lambB 2."c to 40c hlKher heavv vvelchlH and shorn lambs mostly stend sheep und earllncs steady to 25c hUher. rittkburih. May 3 llOOt Hecelpts. 1600 head Market ateudy Heavies and heavy orkers. 20 75WJ0 t)5, lleht yorkers and piss. Jill 1H.25. HUKEf AND I.A1IH Receipts, 1500 head Market stead. Top sheep J 15 5o. top lamb 110 50 CALVES Hecelpts. 70 head Market Heady. Top, 10. Kant HnrTelo, . .. May 1 I'ATTI E Receipts. 500 head. Slow Calves He celpts J50 head Active and 50c. lower tOW 11160 HOUS Hecelpts 1200 head Attlve pE, 75c higher, heavy mixed and yorkers $ji f, llaht orkera nnd plBi. t-0. roughs SIM J51i. 1 50. stags, tl215 ' SHEEP AND I.AMfW Receipts 4S0II heud. Iiflmbn steady others J5c to 50c iuvivv. ..nppeu iuiiius, iuu'ii ia yearlings. wetners. si;i i im 14 mi Bu.d mixed sheep, tl.' TSSU.'S I10O14 50 IDW1.' 5V, Lfr. Kansas City. May 3 HOO-i Itwelnts. 20O0 head Vlarket nominally stead) under. tone strong- to hlghvr Hulk of salis till Ml W20 .'0, heavies. 120 30fi.'l medium weight tlD.81ttn .15, lights, Ili2il light lights tlT.TBOUOl, packing sows I1U2U 20 pigs SMfMX 25, CATTLE Receipts. L'nc head Market for week: Reef cattlo KOcOll lower butcher stock mostly 25tfJ75c lower canners steady most calves $1 lower, stockers and feeder generally steady. Heavy beef steer.. $11 '.0 OI8 75: light beef steers IO2517.0 butcher cows ana heifers III nol1! 25. can ners and cutters 1500 50 veal calves S '. 912 50; aloclrcra and feeder steers, J8 'Utl KIIEEI Receipts 800 head Marktt for week: Fat wooled sheep and lambs 2',",iic higher; shorn stock weak to lower feeders and breedsr steady. lambs, M pounds or less. Sill 75Q1D 25. R5 pounds or morv tl,210 18.71. culls and common 111 21010 ewes to choice. $11 254214.5Q breeding ewes jt wen St. lynU, Miy 1 HOOS Receipts. 4".no head steady Lights tin ftliijo 35, pIkb ml""5' utchers. IIP Uufeso DO heavy. t20 5 20 8S. CATJLL ilecelots 1000 head fateadv Katlv. steers 111.50018.50, heifers S 'ill Jilt); cows tin 50 CHI 3 10 stockers and feed . r iinnix; calves. J7. 75015 . RHUEI' Receipts. 800 bead Steady imlx 120020 25; ewes tlSWll 10 J-, 'f'hr New Delaware Charters ', IJovcr, Del., May ;!, Cliartcrti filotl toduj-, Marqurtte Ore Couipuny, 1,- filWl iVMl tit rnflno umi'lt firul ilenl In tin.l U -, til. rtpAu U,, .,..! It ll. n.l TV..n..l.1 . lftr I'.u f.f. ku.i.i. . ... ......Mid, UIUII4 y 1iwii3iii Tlnhprf K. TliluMi. nil .f Vi ri r ork, II. & II. Foundry und Mneliluc J (iinpanj, Ineorporateil, v$1.000,000r tu i M-arry on buslucjis o( iron founuYiH, etc. - t . 8. II, Howard, Ilobert K. Tlilstle, all N, c el New lort. & & lK RAILROAD EARNINGS UNION VACfFlC HVSTL'JI y-. arm arosa . t . . 3r. lasea I I9IU ,l.!...llf,ISU Increase 5 1R5.2H2 l,03H.ASll l,2lI,ini x.eil.l 11 :wr lei, un,iin tfnj.-. Inoifti J.4VH.III1 tMHB', rw; S.l'.-a.22U Bj-. rvi'..we I J.IO-VM9 sliitro's Inn! In'oti solil shoit rathi'i pi'i - sistonth on the vhniKth of the ili'vclop liicntH at the iiinrtcilv nu'elins l.ivt Tui'iiliiv, but tin re vtnv no rral vu-nk-nevs biotiKlit out .tntl the persist mc of tlie rest of the lit in atlvancini; rendered the -horts nervous and impelled them to i over. Those issues which have been Bonis up nil iilous were to some extent held back, bv those who were desirous of tealiziug on their paper profits. Ac rnriliDRl), there were cross entreats which gave a spoltv appearance to the slit face movement of prices. The coppers weie slow in opening, but they did well onto started. Some of the oils weie under' pressure and some made Mibslnntinl'gniiis. I,owet priied industrial issues were in on-Hi'-tent demand, including Anient an l.inseid, National llnameling and Allis Chiilmers AVestinghouse llettiit.', White Jlotors, Atlantic (Inlf and Amcr Kiin Intirnational made an evciptinn nlh good showing. After touching par I'nited States Rubber dropped back be low !l! In the tail list New Haven was htioug There was some easingvoff in pints toward the close without mate rial unpairment, of tiiidcilving trcngt!i. I.ibeil bonds weie firm Com nntl oats wete stiong Cotton was nariovv. l'oreigti exchange was without fea ture save for slight depicssiou in funics and lue News developments were favorable, sutli as they weie. Indications point to further iinprovclneiit in uneinplo ment conilitions It is felt that the Italian matter will be adjusted, and it looked as though tin Allies were alieadj 111 lonsiiltatinn with that end m view. At bast the Itntisli jinil Ameriian nin bassadoiK at Itome were said to be mnking efforts in that direction. The ndvame of the Uiiinaniaii fortes into Hungary and their arrival nt the gates of Iludapest was tin advent of good au gurj as forcing a wedge between the Russian nnd Hungarian liolshcvlki. It is possible that at next week's lonfcieiicc on steel prices some agree ment may be nriived at, although there is mant hope that such wjll be the case. Whatever the result maj be, there are certain to be many plcnsed, one element with n lesultant open mar ket which is not small in numbers. Accqrding to the trade journals, tho economics of business linve an ineicas ingly brightening aspect. In many leading branches recovery from war depression has been pronounced. This has hail the effect of strengthening ton faience whlih is essential to sustained progress. Commercial revival, lias liau 4 definite impulse Imparted to it and the question now is to ivhat extent it bus been carried to date In all sections, trade is broadening and there is a disposition to anticipate wants somewhat more freely without evidence of speculative tendencies ac roninanilng the movement. Demand 'for crude materials has grown, building .has become more brisk anJ lollections have Improved, iluslness failures are less than in recently recorded monthly low records. HantiClearlngs this week totaled Ti4, TAINffiRi. compared witli $l.fi(H. fUO'Tff'Usbvvcek and $0,2.jO;0-'OiOT5 Cramps, Oils and -Mining Stocks Strong New Yorli, May .'I. Another day was milled in the trading on the Curb market todav to the 70,000,000-shnrc tetord of doilv dealings which have bien noted in that trading group since the beginning of Ihe week. N'inily all, the stocks, vvhirii were prominent in this huge volume of busi ness, made fuithcr gains todaj , with Savold Tire becoming one of the most piominent features, advancing to 47. a new high reiord. There was an ur gent demand also for Caddo Oil. which opened nt the new high of 4!IU.. nnd adjauees were made in mniiv of the high-priced issues. Cramps' Shipbuild ing selling nt 1U7 to 12) n'ftd Houston Oil ngain lifted its high record, witli sales nt 13S to 131. ' More than 10,000 shares of Intel con tinental JtiibbeT were traded in on an an advance to nbove 127. Philip Morris was another strong feature, reflecting nci iimulation and advancing to 13. Keports were current that the Wha lin interests intend to utilise tliiR cor poration ns a holding compauy in nn important deal which will soon be an nounced Fik Ilubber The sold at 37 to ::ojs. (Jeneral Asphalt was traded in at 07 to i(l, Amerunn Steel Foundries new stock sold at .'," to 3.1 1.. Aetna Explosives was again strong. advancing to 10 J8. Mining stocks were actively traileil in again, with MtXa mnia selling at the new high of 1' Tonopali Divide sold at 11 to U. llLfeTKIAI.S Chic Gt West. Aetna I'xpl slv h Amer Ilrltlsh Mfg Amer Vlart-oui Amer AV rl Ing 1'aper Air Reduction Cantdlan Car Co t Can tir & l'd pref Charcoal Iron . Chevrolet Motors . . Cramp i. Sons Curtlss Aeropljne Carwen Tool Carbon hteel Kmeraon Phonograph llemlee Mfg Lalci' Toriiedoboat Lehigh Coal Slles . , Lima Loco . Maxim Atiinltinns . National Aniline .... N V Shipbuilding . North Am Paper Pulp OtlH Elevator 1'eerlesn Motor I'oole Ung Scrlppi lloolh Stand ird Motors Steel Al oys Submarine Swift International St Joseph Lead lo.M Shipbuilding Triangle rilm . 1 nlte.l ITnllt bharlng 1' S StenmKhip rnlted Vlotora World rilm Wright Marlin Air STAMtilin OIL STOCKS i llllnolii . 18J 18" .. "hlo .1811 3-, I'rulrie ! pn 278 J'8 1 S O of I ul . JSJ 28" 281 S (l of N J 720 7.". 718 Si O of N V 380 385 IMIf.ri.MIK.NT (III, STOCKS Harnett Oil k Oas Commonwealth Cosden & Co Klk llusln Hid . 10', . H . 4'i ll 50 . 25 SO ll 221) .UN 11 I mi i 17 SO . 62 : .r4 41 nn 211 20 21 Ycs.close Ask (Hale) lllH 10U 44 'i, 7 . . r. 31 llll K 310 mo n ii nt 12 104 2I 45 01 54 ,3'.i 41 '7 RI 27 50 50 8 111 nj 13 1011 1 1 45" "4 3'i 43 32 14 1.1U 11 1' Federal oil Inter Petrol Houston llll llerrltt oil Midwest Hrflnlni .Met ivtrnl Ohio fuel Sapulpa lunnlnv Sequoyah Sinclair Oil liland Ulrnrock Tliff Ledve llutto New York . Con Arizona . r V a & Jerome First National .,. (Soldrlelil .Merger . . (loldfleld Cons . . . Cloldtleld Florence . . Cloldlleld Kewanaa . Clreen Monster lfecla Mlnlnir Howe Sound . independence Lead Jerormv Verde Jim Duller Jumbo Extension . McKlnley-Darragli ., Masrma Copper ....'. Mother Lod4 Mines Co of America Nevada Hills . . ., Nevada Winder . . , Nlplsslnj; . , .. Ohio Copper ... , Itay Hercules .... San Toy Tonopah Extension . United Verdo . wst End Con White Caps . Yerlneton . 48A . Ill, . S .132 .. .11 '4 ..184 .. 1 .. 20 .. 814 : BRi ., 7'4 MINIM! STOCKS i 1 1 17 41 4 4S, 05 10 3H 3D 134 31 1811 V,i 25 si 74 r.s I 111 51 11 It 4S 2S 4J 1-32 J! SHA 5 3J 1.1 4SA IS 20V4 13J 3 Hi 184 3A ' S7; J7 33 no ' H 51 2H H 37A Hi 2n PeUtlehem 5s Cosden Oil A . 1. Cosden A Co As Cudahy Its .... Russian Oov Svia 00 ni 110NIIS lnty jnij ..i,. ni nt ,. . ij OH 07 .102 ln.'Vi ... - ." nn an , iu .its .i.Iim . '". in. , B.llalr Oil flu t iiiiT,,! 10? 1(H 7 ToW MhlpliulldJru: W,ji.m it v 45 '2U 1)74 'ii (17 3s 11! at OS M (!:i 7'J :t4'j . 81 10514 ion . 7i . 14 d.Tit !ii SO". l.".Vs 71 .14 Chic M &. St 1 ."!Vj do pref OOOs Chi II T &! tc 27'i do (i p c pf, (!7 do 7 p c pief 7!) O C f'.StIi pf. (JO'j (SOV. Chile Copper... IM 'J2 Chino Cop Cop .17 Cluett I'enbodv Col lias iS. III. Col iS. South.. Cousol (!ns Cont Can Corn Products . Crucible Steel. Cuba Cu Sugar do pref Del . Hud... DrailtU., do pref . . . Dome Miueh. Ilrie do 1st pref. . do 2d pref. . Fisher Body. . . Fed M &. H pf :;." Oastou Willms '-tlTd (ieu Cigar Co. 71 't Gen F.lee Co... 101 Cen Motors . do deb . . . do pref . . . Goodrich 1$ 1 Or North pr . Or X Or subs Gr-Ciin CoV Hak i. Hark Int Agr ...: do pr Ins Cop Int-Cons Crp do pr 17 2!Us 20'. r.s " 'As 10';s 14 17 20 Vh 20',.. TiS asij ' (!ir.8f- ') 27 t 17 . 7S'i4- 'i llll"... 2.'I 1 7.- :n i"j OS -I- 80 Vi Vj r-i"d Vi 71 .'!4Vi SO 7 1 . 10-Vi TVj 12'jii 11 .. 17';i.. 2!)'s :U 20'j Vi r.s J&) 2!7s Vi 70' 1 7l'ilVt 1(i2 llil l'j 1S2U 1S0"8 181 Vs :Ji 00 :i 7:! 44 'A 40 TM't. 2(1 00 HI 7.'l '& 41 40 00 Vi O'l 274 7.'!74 , !I4 '4 4lVs 10 n.-T64-l -.i;s IV1 Vi 5 0074 ia4 .1S17 4(iVi-'2 Net llleh Low Closo dine Senb Air I.lnc 1) Vs do pref .... 20 Vi '-'OVi 20't Vi Sears- Itocuuck.187 187 187 .. Hhattutk Ariz. 12Vi"r' 12 Vi sioss-sh s&i. r.3 r.:i r.:t Sinclair Oil.... 00 ) 00 Vi .Southern l'nc. 107 307'j 1O70&. , S.l'orto It Sug.170 175 171) 't Southern It It. .11 80 .10 v's .t ..r imi. r.cii. itiii. j, IIU lllll .... '"' '" fc "" Httidcbnker.. . 77Vi 707i Stutz Motois.. 00 50 Sup Steel J!8 .18 Sllmmlm? Cm. 111'!', -M".i TenuCop - Cli 10 Id 10Vjl-7's Texas i Far.. 15 4471 44 h 'U Texas Co 220 Vi 22S U2S .. Tobacco I'rods. 80 81) M"i Vi TolStli West. 5'j 5 5 M Tidcvvntcr Oil.. 2.15 235 2.15 .. llnderwd Typc.,177 177 177 17 Union I'aclllc'..1827siai';sljPi Vi do pref . . . . 7.1 7.1 711 lni Alloy Stl... 45 15 15 'i Uni Cig Stores.llil IKIVi HCI'i :!s Uni Ity Invest. 14'j ll'i 14'i.. do pref 20 U 2!) 20 .. U S C I 1'iS.r.. 20 25V1 25 Vi do pief 01 04 01 'i IJ S Kxpress.. 21 21 24 .. U S Ind Alio.. ir.1'4 150 150 l'i U S Iltibber.,100 0S',. 08741 Un Food l'roil 7S 77 77 1 U S Smt&Hef 50'j 10 50 1 U S Steel .... OOVi OSVi 0S Vi no piei . ..ill's Utah Coppc 1 , 70 Utah See Cor 18 Va Car Client . OS do pref , . . Wabash do pref A . . West Jlorjld West l'nc ... West I'n Tel . Westing Mfg AVhecl & 1.13 White Motors Wil Overland Wilson Co . . Woolwoith .. do pf . . . . Wor I'n & Ma 117 11 -(Pi 70 2', 17-14 IS . II" H 07 .112'ill2Vi 112VL- ui . 0 . OVi U Vj 'i ..14 14 114 ", ll'j' 11 U 20 21 Vi 87 87.. 52 50',4' 10't 01 .14 8". ii'l 21 87 fifl'i 10 Vi 01 34 ""i 81 10 02 .IP',.. 85 . . .12(1 'J 12(1 12(1 2 . SIDh 0074 IV.P', 1. . OS (17-,i 08 Vi Tolil SHlen reported on New Tork sloi k ticker 7HI Mill shares compared with 1 H2i 1100 shares vesterdav thus far this week H 474 10(1 shirts ydtnt period last week. 7.8IM1 ."0D shares New York Bonds close 07 Sales In SI 1)01! lllah Low 3.54 Anglo I'trnili 5s 07 v's 07's 10 Am Fin See 5s 00 U 01) lit Mh OAmeTeliTil 5s 01 !)1'H 01 10 do (is 101 102 1'. in-ji I Philadelphia Stocks Net Itlah Low Close thite. 20 Allis-Ch .. 40 40 40 1 22 Am (las. 05 Vi 05Vi 05 Vi.. 0 Am 11 nf 0.1 01 . 01 . . 100 Halt &O407J 40i 4074 K 350 Ilrill .7 40 45. 40 3 ft' 2- do pref. 05 05 05 4 850 Gen Asph 00 07 (I82 250 do pref.lOJ7i 100 Vi 10274 3Vi 25 I.k S Cor 10 -11) 11) 7 1.eh Xav U7 07 07 Vi SOT.eh Val. 5574 fi5Vi C5 Vi 32.1 I'n It II. 41Vi 44 -14.. 1 I'enn Uk.200 200 200 2 00 I'liJIa Co rum pf. .17 200 I'h 11 i:iec 25 7()1 It T tc 21 't 10 I'll True. 007i 100 I'h & AV pref .. 20 75 Ton Ilel. ,1,V 111 IIIII,., 08'j 1200 U S Steel 00 lOOAVest Md lift 521 -Y Crn'p.l;i2 550 York ltv 7 RQ! .17 Vi 25 25.. 24 Vi 21'i.. 007i 00 Vi 20 Vi". . tV A 20 GS 08 y. 1)S 1)8 H7i lift.. 125 128 1 7't 7.. 7 do pref ,10 )'i 15071 3071 HTnlnl fljtr l?'.n -Snpao inmn.pn iirllh 7IU1 shnrpR lirr1a. Ihn. Cnr thla u.li fill 57 7 shares, sumu period last week 88.- oau srurcs IKINDS llleh Low Closo Net chffe. S2000 City is 1040 .. oovi novi oovi V4 1000 Lib lioud v 4th 4Vis 01.;!8 01.M 04.3S.12 10Q0 Xor Cent Kw.v 5s 100'' 100 100.. 1000 Phil i:iec 1st 5s.. 0,T,i OJili 03 '-.. .Total sales jsnotl compared with J40 -01O eslctdiv Hum fur this vvck. J2.13 000. same period lust week, $31 5.1.I Local Bid and Asked ' 1 Halt 'i Ohio 5s 77'. 1 do 1s . ... 75'i 5 Hrkln Itnp Tr 5s 0.1 5 Cent Leather 5s llll 2 Chile lis 87 'i 810 & ( Iv 5s 80H 10 IS & Q Is 05 25 City of Fans 0s. OS',1 1 Gen le 5s 100 2 Int Agr 5s . . .. 200 1ib llond :5s.. 40 do conv Is... 1 do 1st -li . .. 710 do 4',s 141 do 2d 4',s .. 754 do 4th 4',s.. 5 X Y C. & II Os . 22 Xor l'nc 4s 82 "j I I '! 75 IK!1. 00 S77, 80 1, 115 08 Vi 100 82. 1 77 Vi 75 0.1 . 00 87'', SO' 1 5 '.IS', 100 82 0S.82 08.70 08.81 0I.2J 04.10 04.22 05 80 05.80 05 80 05 .10 05 50 05.50 01 :!2!)4.1S04 I52 01 12 01..14 04 10 07 07 07 82 '1 S2V, 82', 11 Oie Shoit h 0s. 100 100 30(1' 5 I'cnnn 5s '08... 05 05 05 25 South l'nc cv 5s.t07' . 107 107". 10 U S Kubber 5s. . 88 88 88 25 IT K of (! I!,U 5Vis new 1010. 00)J 00 1 J 00 it 12 do GVis 1021.. OS1, 0SS 0S)i 1 do O'js 11)17... '.)!) 1)8 08 IIIII roiling rpi SI I I1J4 000 sesterdav thus far thi 7 I HI. Total sales 18 101 000. flame period Usl week week ilili 81 81 Rl1 50 10 50lVi 1 4 4 i:: 13. 13 Int liar C (n).132'j 182)4 132Vil Int Mcr Mniine 41 40 41 Vi do pref ....110 110 HOVs.. Intern'l Paper 52 52 52 Int Nickel.... 20 257i 2(1 .Tew el Tea 40 8S 4(Vil Kan City South 24 287t 21.. Kelly Springfd 120 127 127 Kennceott Cop .1.1 .12 .1274 KevstneT & II 0ST, 08 Lack Steel ... Tl Vi 71 Lehigh Vnlley. 55 55 Lee Itub & T. 30 3". Lse-AV Bis Co 54 5.1 Loriilard P ..108 101 71 55 .10 51 1 10' i8 JIanh Shirt.... 107 100 107 I Jinx Mot 1st pf 0874 OS OS 1 do 2d pref... .10 30 30 1 May Dp Stores 87 8(5 80l Mex Petrol ..,177 175 170 Miami Con Cop 23 2-' 2.'. ) Midvalo Steel.. 15 44 45 Min . St L nvv l.V 15 15 . . Mo, K & T... 0 074 11 do pref 1871 18 "t 1K Misbouri Pac. 80 80 30 do pref 50 5(1 50 Moatann V ... 00 (.') 11!) 1 Nat Cou & Cab 2074 ID '-) 74 Nut Kna & Std 02 00 H 02 171 National Lead. 75 75 75 NHltof M2dpf 10 10 KJ- Nev Con Copper 10 10 10 N O T S. M.. 33 81 38 NY Air Ilrnke 110 110 110 NY Central.... 7574 75 75 N Y Chi & StL. 30 2!)'t 20VilVi N Y Dock ... 32' 32 32 N Y N II&.H.. 31 80 Vi 81 NYOht & XV. 21 21 21.. Norf . AVest.100 100 100 1 Nova Sco Stl... 05 05 05 Oklahoma 10 10 10 40 40 40 a, 7 7 7 85 81 84 41 41 44't.. 7 0 7 20 10 IflVi 45 45 45 42 41 41 37 30 30 Ohio (i'uh . , . Ontario Silver Pan Am I'et Penn It It , Peoria &' 13 . Pern Mani . , do pref . . . Fblla Co ... Pitts & West do pr Fierce-Arrow, Pierce Oil . . Pitts Coal , do pr . 1 . . . Purlta Al Sug Pond Cr CI 0-74 51 25 r.T .87 50 10 e-ft 51 25 51 87 50 30 75 82. 51 25 ri 87 no . . 10 75 Pressed Stl Car 75 Pullman Pal 0,110 110 110 Itay Con Cop. 20 20 20 Ilcadlug 80 83 85.. do 1st pref. , 30 30 .10 . . do 2d pref.. 37 37 37 .. Hep I &, Stl.. 82 82 82 do pref ....104 301. 104 Itojal Dutch, .30771 100 300Vi 1 do new .,..107,10G100 1 Saxons Mptora 8 8 8 St-L.aan tViMtt 22 53-1 do pref-.,,. 3-Ui 81 'JU- st j, Bnit,t. a 2a-Jtt ir Financial Briefs The X'ew York subtirasury gained $180,000 from the banks jestcrdnv. There will be no session of the New York coffee and biigai exchiinge on May 0, the date of pnuido of ti1(! Seventj -seventh Division, LOCAL MINING STOCKS 'lO.NOl'AH STOCKS ,11m Duller AtacNamara . Midway . . AUzpah Extension Montana Nortnern Mtar Tlescun Kula . . West 13nd . HIil It IIS . II .OH . 18 . . IV. GOl,DKIBl.D STOCKS Atlanta O", Blue Dull . .. . 01 lloolh ns niamondneia u n nj Daisy . ... nj Kewanaa . n. Oro . .02 silver I'icK ii Spealheatt 1U MISCnM.VM:OL-H Arizona United . j t Nevada "VVoniler tn Tecopa Mlnlni; 1 1 Ask 14 1 ii-' ."ll 11 Jt 11 -i) '-"4 .nn til .01 III 07 HI 11 1-, Today ma .k Amerhin Mores ... JO J4 Uulfnliv & .sum .,711 7 1 ilo nreferreJ . . Til 0 Tlrlll. JO.. Ill's Ilaldwln H2", Kleitric Mor igo . .t Ueneral Asphult tiS do prelerrcd liu Kcjilono Ttlephono 111 do preferred . -IS T,alto hup Corp . . I'lS Lehlith Isav 117 '3 LohlKh jllcy . r.- S LchlRh a ley 'lr . It do lireferred I'ennsilvarla II'. Phlla Ulectrio .'-i, 1'hlla Co . 1 1 , do ft p c pri f L . do II :i c prif .111 'i Phlla n 1 l ( .'I Ileadlni; s-iVj lonopah Ileliuonl I,',, lonopah Mlnlni; I.1, llrlon 'Iraction .Isi. V U I . iisil I'nited Mates stl0 l!S vv m Cramp & ,sn l.'s ork Itaihva -i. do lirefirnd 3D Yesterday Hid "Ask 20 21 OS 70 ft I IIJ 7t 07 loii'A 10' j r.o Hi",1 117', 55V ll3. -".J u'i 37 2I'4 fcll'i n'4 .n, 3KV4 M US i3 127 H 3.' 47 II nt ii.' u 74 7.1 , li'l (ill llll ll'H.j HI la 1" ftO 4S 20 HIV, IIS (17 03 t ft-i'j 14 44 b 4 1 t L'SN 2.1U l-'i 41 1, 211 37 .inv, -'4'i 24 (l tf i'S a'. 381, 3sL (IS '4 118 118', 118'. IJ'1 12rt 7-i 7 31 30 NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT Increase In Average and Actual Loans Reserves Lower New orli, Mav a. The. New Yoik bank statement this week hhovvs iu- ci easts in avetage and actual loans and dei leases in reservist. lirmnmi .!.? posites are highei. Details follow : AVUtAUH T.oans I'emund depohlts I line ilpt nitu KtserVH , Loans Nit deni ml rime deposit Item rve Cltcrcase ACTUAL deposits ... Increase $1.' Mil nun 1". Mil Olio . "1 411 uuo . 'll' .'Jll 260 vS117 no 0110 . . J5.SI.S.IKJU (110 DUO . '8 7I.I7JU BIG GAIN IN BANK CLEARINGS Business 17 Per Cent Greater Than This Week Last Year Total bank dealings of all the clear ing houses in the United .States for the wed. uided todav weie S7,317,!)7u,.r,j2. against ?(1.!J0 1,700,275 last week, and !u,2.'i.'i,020,07u this week last year, or a gain as compaicd with the conc spouding week in 1SI1S of 17 per cent. The total in Philadelphia wits $328, 718,037, against Slo0,S7K,003 for the Mime period last vein. Details follow : ,,.pio mi's r.c. .New WkJ.t r. Ill 180 I.'J J.'.slH.ni (11721 n chlcaeo iviua . . Iloston Kan City St Louis Sai Fran Pittsburgh Detroit .. Baltimore New Oile a IS.' Nllll MS 3-'S 74 a 1117 -'il J 111 1U-. 1U7..I0.' ,-iSl 121. V(IS on 1(1 1,7(11 2IIII 11111,740 O'S 80 1)011 (111(1 IlliSSIl 7JII 47,III7,SiU 400 878.0O3-- 4 S 3111 517.7J1 2 0 -'44,4117,727 2 0 147,1,118, 4-,J la 1 110.774,130 l.ft Ki 81I5.45J--2I S til .'52,B82--17.7 fill, 1115,408--58 O BS 01111,(178-- ft.7 "ii .121, 372 13 11 NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET New Yorlt. llav 3 The market opened very irreguliir, eill pi ices be ing 15 points liigher to 12 points lower. It was believed that Iiriuil was a good bujpi of December deliveries with some few tiade Interests belling. July . . September December March . V..I Open Itlah Low Closo i lose 18 40 1RM1 IS to 18 ftO 18 21 17.80 17 88 7 ft", 17 87 17.77 17 11 17 1(1 17(1(1 17 30 17 2(1 111 DO 17 10 1(17.-, 17 10 17 OJ CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS rhlmiro. May 3 1UITTKR -llecolpts 734(1 tubs Kxtra, Soc: first, ,1361'4c, seconds. 60r2c EOOH Receipts 38 787 cases First. 41l44"l',4c-: ordinary firsts 40041c mis cellaneous, 4141e BAR SILVER rommercinl bar silver was tiuoted in New York today at $1,01 an ounce, uncltnngcd; in Loudon at 181id, un changed. i - Victory Notes Ready for Distribution! The rederat ueservo Jlank of I'hlln. delplila to date lins distributed to banis $19,lii0,000 of VIctorv notes for sale to rash subscribers, Tho deliveries in clude 125.000 $50 notes amounting to $0,250,000: 09.000 $100 notes aggre gating $0,000,000. and 0000 $1000 notes aggregating $0,000,000. It is expected that the $500 notes will be ready for distribution next Meek, The Iteserve Hank is now receiving notes In sufficient quantity to meet any reasonable tie. niand, , Fair Demand for Refined Sugars New Yorli, May 3. Ileflncd sugars are uncharJged nt Oc, lets 2' per cent for cash. Demand ijontluucs fair. Haws' are, unchanged t' 7,28c, delivered. The EnunliMlllWi Jloard,' Inc., jester.w parcbii4W( l'orp Itu tM. Otherlr1t,"sr',3M'887,0U 45,''0:!'183 10.1 Ave days 8-111,787,011 770 217,0X8 10 8 Total ail cities ' aIUI" ?U-1M 75 03t , "S O1O.103 17.O one day 1, int 2(10 018 1 027.000,072 12.4 Total nil cltlei (or ueek t7,J17,07.1 .152 to 211 020.07S17.0 MONEY-LEND1NG RATES I'lIIiaDKI.MiIA-Call, C'54 per cent; time 5c3C per cent. Commer cial paper, three to sir months, 0' OVj per cent; sii mouths, 0 per ceat. LONDON. Money is quoted nt 3 per cent. Discount rates, shoit and thtce-month bills, '.1 pu cent. FOREIGN EXCHANGE New Yorlt, Maj 3. The foicign ex change market today was dull, but in the main, the tone held steady. Sterling blinded slightly from the best of the week i cached on Friday. Trench ex change was about a cent under Fildaj's final figure. Quotations were: Demand steillng !,07, cnbles 1.08. 1'rauc cables 0.07, checks 0.00. Lire tables 7.111, cheeks 7.51, Swiss cables 1.01, checks 4.1)7. (.uilder cables 40ft. cheeks 401X. 1'esetus cables 20.30, checks 20,'0 Stockholm cables 20.70, checks 20.50 asSo. Mb,M 25,80, vhecks Copenhagen cables' 21.00, chKks Reserve Bank Discounts Fewer Bills The second week of the Victory Loan campaign found the Federal Iteserve 1 tauk in about the same reserve j " sltiou as the week befo.e. The-ratio of total reserve to net deposit and re ocrve note liability was 40.4 (Ter cent before"1'"1 '"' M, "" CCUt tl,e "cek Hills disioiiuted secured by govern meat war obligations were $1&0,1).'I8 514 as compared with $182,108,831 ' the Mck before. Contingent liability tol&aui500,"CaS frW -l,''1!,,J-''W BANK CLEARINGS LKAMF CERTIFICATES SOAR Advance 5 Ppints to New High Record of 132 J. G. Brill anM General Asphalts Also Turn Upward , . r i, i.i ii fi" i. nn,p.I,u,lt. iertincnlps oday continued their leadership on the ll, ndelpliia Stock IMiange, scoring a sepsatlonnl gala of 5 points to 132, i, to. K, (le0,,1 Pr,kc' bcfo.re t,,c ,lrst ll0ur' trllns Avas ended, with sales nlin iSCS. rcC0,r,,eI tor, n"; 88,le 'jew, although not unusually lieayy. J. 0 Jirill also turned tiiiwnnl. rnluimr :ia ,,: An .!,, .1.. ,i . iKo , T'1 ca,mc ?ut ,nt0 nt 0d un 4 PoIts. Profit-taking scut Cramps back 1 to 1.8 before .the dose, but demand was good at that level. ' iatttrally there wns a wide dlsrimulm, in i. r.- t.i .i:...:i . n il,iv re0 i0r Cr??a lro"ini'vno10 strength, which has carried the certificates upjfl ,.lnln ?i i '? aUt thrce. montlls "BO. but nothing new was beariUo ex-l L". ' L,ldvJf "l?J"t 0,!t' ll0"w". tkt predictions nade In som.'J hoi l.i X. V inn T ",B, ":" "imrp upturn to the effect that the snare., would rise to 130 and probably u higher figure had not been mere conjectures. ino Ideal market generally was firm, although slow-, nnd Oencrnl Asphalt common anil preferred each scored substantial gains. United Gas Improvc-M , Z i. i , i , . m" :. uul . I" ,,eclin(' Vi- Other issues slinding slIglitM v '," ,""""u J-rucnon nnu jnue auperior Corporation. lcirk Hailways Company developed more nctivity than It lias shown for li,n i i ,s . y to 7l- bl,t lntcr recovering the loss, with 55 .. . .....K.ut; ,ui,,UH. A reacuonnry tendency. was also shown by the pre-, ..rrci Hi.nres or the same corporation, a smdll ttrnover causing a drop of -?i J.... 7 . I" " c'usiug icvei. ine inclination to lower levels for tlics limfnir tllonlB!lt h.y, tll0S,e n lose toucll with the co.npanj's affairs to refled " :'? "" J" lur,B "h " r-'s 'a iorK city linve been Increased to seven cents. Many portions nro walking, rather than pay the Increased fares and cue use or. Bicycles becoming much more extensive nmong workers having W distances to truvel to and from nlaees nf rm,,i, ,., 1 American Itallwa),s preferred, ri.lladclpliia L'lcctVlc and Rapid Transifi Steel and rails also held steady. Fouith Liberty Loan 4 Vis ndvauccd slightly. FURTHER GOOD GAINS ARE SCORED IN CORN Unfavorable Weather and Ad vance in Hogs Start Another Buying Movement Chicago, May 3. Unfavorable weather, with rains over a fcirgc part of the belt and nn advance of 10 to 15 points in lings, started another buying movement in the corn market al the opening today and prices scored further good gains. The undertone was nervous, however, nnd shortly after the start offerings pnlniged, causing recessions from the top, Tiadc was mixed. Teveris'li fluc tuations are expected until some sta bilizing factory develops. May opened nt $1.0SV. to $1.00, against $1.07 V6 nt the end yesterday, and Inter sold at if 1 .70. July smarted at Sl.07V4tSl.6S, against $1.05. jes terdav's last price. September wns nuotcil ntvSl.04 to $1.G-!V& at the out set, against ?1.02t6, jesterday's last puce. Only smnll amounts of the cereal are being distributed in the United King dom, wheie the demand continues active and well in excess of all lications, nc- rding to private cables, Ulentauccs from Argentina nre ex pected to show further increases, if oading conditions arc satisfactory. The tceipts beie today were 135 cars, 'the receipts of wheat at Minneapolis today were 142 cars, against 145 cars last year; nt Dttluth one car, ngainst two cars; nt Chicago ten cars, against five cms; nt -Winnipeg 331 cars, against 132 carf.. Oats started firmer in cjinpajthy with corn. uoinnnssiou nouses generally were on the buving side, due to the wet weather and continued talk about a smaller area. Trade was only mod erately active and selling developed on the rise. May opened at 10Vj to 71c, against 70c at the end jesterday, and Inter sold at 71V&e. July started at 71Vi to 72Vsc, against 71c at the close yes terday, and moveel up to 72. Sep tember stnttcd Ichigher, at 70'ic, and later sold at 70c. The receipts here today were 121 cars. Leading futures ranged as follows: Test'y's Open Will Low Close close Corn (new delivery) Julv ... J 07 1 (in 1 B7 1 (18H 1.03V4 Sept .. 1.03st 1.(15 1.6314 1.61',4 1 51 Oats- July ... 72U 72". 71 72 71H 7iV4 20 Sent, LarU July .. 32 Sept Rlbs-j May July , 28 25 Pork May July ...51.00 71 70'i 31 00 31.40' 70H OO'i .12 20 al 75 28 1)5 28 75 28 40 28,07 53 no 51.75 51 70 51.33 32 07 31.70 28 05 28.30 53.70 61 00 28 00 28 15 53.53 51.50 TRADING IN COTTON IS WITHOUT FEATURI After Easier Start, List Becomes Steady Transactions Are Lieht 11 .evv oth, May 3. Trailing in the,. i-uuon mnrKct continued light today, out; nuer an easier start the list be-c came steadier. V Xo doubt there has been n consider-! able change of seatimcnt'as to the prob-1 nnie reduction in the area, but, on the other hand, the trade seems to have be come more Confident, ns In nnuiuu.l for industrial activity. K Renorts from flu. muff, ol,n.. 4 if continued active demand for 'the sp article, sales being reported officially 20,000 bales, or nt the rate of ncari 1J.,000 bales a week. Some of thi cotton is going to domestic mills, bu inosi oi u win no held for export vvbc tonnage becomes available. The market ruled cpilct nnd steady la the late morning, without fresh fen- ture. Covering for over the week'.nnrl and further demand from trade interests nusorucu the comparatively smnll amount of offerings, and the close was steady at a net decline of 212 points. Yesterday's . ' rlose Open High. Low Last SJ 40 28 .Tl 28.43 28 21 2840 H! 2? KS 92 -n T- - 43 2.ta - r in l l f : r st mi mi k: 24 80 24.BO 24 80 24 fil 24 6! 24 31 24 00 24 30 24 09 24 3 "1 nv ca in 3i nt ti S3 8 23 7 23 53 23 70 23-S0 23,701 Mav . . . July ... Ausust uciqoer December Jnnuary xiiarcn , Army Revolt In Lisbon Balked Lisbon, May 3. (By A. P.) An at tempted military revolt in Lisbon. which hnd been organized for Tuesday ot tins' vvccK, was broken up by the I government. A number of persons were arrested and some have been expelled. iv.'.,.,.',uv.;'.;-.:t,;imwj Convert your superfluous Jewelry, Silver, etc. into cash and your cash into , VICTORY BONDS Highest Cash Prices ' paid for old and modern jewel ry, diamonds, pearls and other prccipus stones. Silver, Tapes tries, Oriental Porcelains and Antiques. ' JAMES ROBINSON 402 Madison Ave., at 47th St, New York City i!...ctunmmuui Drovers and Merchants Bank 3014-3016 MARKET STREET ' (Member of the Federal Reserve System) At the Close of Business, April 30th, 1919 S LIABILITIES Capital Stdck $200,000.00 RESOURCES Cash on Hand and t in Bank $285,611.43 Loans and Discounts 1,081,928.09 Furniture and Fix tures 2,319.45 U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness :... 225,000.00 Liberty Bonds ...v 166,150.00 Stocks and Bonds. . 119,317.76 $1,880,326.73 Surplus 55,000.00 Undivided Profits,. 3,380.80 Bills Payable 250,000.00 Deposits ...1.371,945.93 $1,880,326.73 SAMUEL GRAHAM, Jr., President. FRANK P. CLARK, Firs Vice President. CHARLES W. HALDEMAN", Second Vice President ERNEST R. PATTON, Cashier EUGENE J. BYRNE, Asst. Cashier. SALT CREEK PRODUCERS Wyoming's Leading Oil Producing Companu Thl8corporatlon, controlling tha greater part of tlie Salt Creek pool,' Wyoming, now haa a production of 15,000 barrels of crude oil dally, all of which Is taken by tho Midwest Refining Company, r As result o the merger of several procluclrtl properties Into tha HALT CKRBK TOODUCKHS' ASSOCIATION, ecqnomles of operatic have been effected, while Increased 'output of tha 'field has been facilitated. Full Information on Request 4 ANTONIDES & CO. .Investment Securities it . - -T!. 'PBB' "B" PWH w I Wtifcj"KMti.jc'ar. . 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