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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADElJni A, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1919
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HIGH RECORD MARK HIT
BY EXPORTS IN APRIL
Total Reached $715,000,000,
Compared With Previous
Top of $623,000,000
WnsliliiRlnn, Mny l!l. April export'
RUrpituscd the previous liifili rct'orcl of
fast ..timinr.v by nearly $ 100,000,000,
It vvns niiiintiiicril loday liy the bureau
of foreign nml ilomestle commerce, De
partment of Commerce. .
ICxports for the month totaled fflii,
000,000, us compareil with SfKSt.UOO,
11(10 for .liiniiiirr, the previous high
mark. I'or March of this jear the totnl
was $(inri.n(in.0(HI anil for April a jear
nso. S..(ll, 000,000.
For the ten mrinths emleil with April
the exports vvnp valueil nt X.i.ill.i.OOO,-
000, ns nsaiust S4.S8-4 ,000.000 for the
correspomlliiK period lat .venr.
Imports for April totaled .VJ7.1.000
000 in Milne, a calii of S.'i.OOO.OOO over
Ly the .SL'tVS.OOO.OOO nniioiinecd for Morel
!? and n decrease of $0,000,000 as com'
pared with the .f'7ll,()00,000 for April
of last jear.
Iinpoils for the fen months ended
ttitli April aie put at $2,471,000,000.
ns compared with S'J.HU'-'.IIOO.OOO for a
f-imllar period in WIN
New York Metal Market
New cnli, Mii.v 'Jl. The Collimlug
prices wcio iiiitvl at the New York
Metal IjM'Iiiiiikc: Copper Spot, lt'i',1
ffl(i"si. .May. lO'i fil 1(7mc; .lime,
Kit, fi Mi tide, .lulj. lOUjUc: Au
KiCit. l(i..'!0f(i 17c , September and Oclo
ber. lli'jfii 17'c. The market is dull.
Lend Spot, ."i 'JOc hiil; May anil .lime,
R.'Stfti't.Wr. .Ilil.v. .VJT'fccci ."..."(). Mnr
ket ipiiet Spelter Kiist St. Lcuiio,
fcpot, (i'JOfili. 10c; Mav. (..JOfiO.IOc;
June. li.l'.'iCit..."!)!-: duly. O.IinffHI.oOc:
AiiRiist, Iikt7'-.(ii(!."i(-: Si'ptember.j
O.o.V bid. Maiket iiirKiilar.
Refined Sugar in Good Demand
New orlt. May "1. Domestic de
mand for leliued jf-ugar coiitiuiies good
while i diners leport some inquiry from
neutral countries. 1'iices aie im
I'hiitiKeil at Oe. less '2 per trsit for cash.
Haws are unchniiKei' at 7.-.V, deliveied.
I INWCIM,
Till) I MIKUSK.NKI,. siiuroMir to Knlikrr-
noiker TrnM ronipiinv t,n Trutn mulr
the innrlBjjw of thp III.I.C1I f ItKKK HIM,
& COKE COMPANY, ilatrrl Juno 1. 1D04 I
holds Ihp nuiii nf Sevrntv-flv Thousnml Six
Hunrlreil KlKhti-Hglit Hollars nlul MlBhly
threr; iVnia (Tr. CSS XII in the sinking
lurid lirovltlt1 for minVr tho terms nf '
Article 0 of said mortgage, whlih Is appll-
iabp to the purehase nf the 1st mortgage ,
6 Ill Year Sinking Tumi Cold Ilnnds of I
the lleecli I'reek Coal . Coke Company, due
June 1 10(4 I
Offers of said tmnd nt pot exceeding par '
nnd Interest will be rrrelvert at the office of i
Iho undersigned, Trut Depurtrneft. 110
Jtroaduav New York city, on or before
Mnv SRIIt. Illln. Bonds aicepted will be
paid for on June -. 1110 t.Tune 1st being I
e- noimayi, nnu must ne neinered on that
oate or security furnished if required,
that delivery will be made within ten da
The right Is reserved bv the undersigned to
reject anv and all offers
COI.UM11IA TIXU8T COMPANY.
Successor-Trustee.
ny GKomiK i: wAnnKx.
Vice-President.
Da led New York. Jlnv 2d Jllll).
I oi isiTNiiii. iikiimmii iini-iinTriiiv
TO Till.; HOI 1IFBS OI" THF. FIRST MORT
C!C!. IV l-KR CKNT TKN VI!R
( ON I'.ltTIIU.i: (.(III) IIIINIIS (II' Til K
ronsiANA on, ukfimm; conroR.:i
Cndcr the Sinking fund nrnslons of the
Indenture d..ted Mav 15, miT, between the
aboo Corporation and the Stale Street 1
'I rust ConipHiiy of ltoslon the undersigned I
Trustee hereh gcs nol'cc that until June
3. mm. Hi tfhe n'dmU noon. It will re-'
ini" et-Hiru (jiuitiuin lur ine sale or the
nhow-nmed Imnds to absorb the sutil nf
slxty-nliw thousand five bnndreH eighty doi
lars and twenty cents (lli'l.r.sii.so) or anv
part thereof No bonds should be offered at
a prico exceeding llflcj. and accrued interest
'I he right Is reserved to reject any and all
proposals
STATU STnilET TRUST COMPANY.
rtv ASHTON 1 CAnn 'lce President''
r.oston. Mass . Mav 1. 1l1. "
Djlilfndw
ASIERIIWN ftfflKR 4 MOIIT COMPANY
71 UrciadvVHV. New York
rOJIMOX STOCK DIVIDKNII NO "
The regular uunrtcrlv divldenrl of one per
cent (!! on the Common Simk" of the
Amerltan Power Light Company has Is en
declared, p.oable .Inns 2. 1919, to enmmon
stockholders of re. ord at the close of busi
ness Ma 'i'i l'llll
Wll.l.MM IIKISnn Treasurer
Oklahoma Poducing and Refining Co.
.... .... s'"' 1". mm
The Hoard nf Directors have deilarcd a
regular qusrlerlv dividend of S141.. navable
July ?il. 1010. to stoctiholders of record nt
the closu of business June 14th. 191II.
T c. I.II.YrlTRANn So, retarv
rroposats
I'uoposAi.s rem
IIIIII.IIIMI CirSSTKIiCTinV
DEI'ARTMKNT OH CITY TRANSIT
CITY OF rlllI)KI.rillA -11th
Floor 1311 Chestnut street
Philadelphia, Hay in 1Dn
Sealed proposals, addressed to the under
signed at the office above mentioned will bs
lecelved until IS o'rloik noon, nn ThuTRdaT
May 50 lain and opened ImmedlatJl'v tm-rJ-after,
tor the. follovvlrrs work appurtenant
to the Frankford Klevated Hallway ' ,!
thorized by ordinances of Councils in.
proved July 10, 1010. and March B, J91T
Contract o B04 Erection of brick, a'teel
and re-enforced concrete station hulldlnca
at the northeast and southwest corners of
Kensington and Allegheny avenues, Includ
ing the removal of extstine buildups on these
Contract No. B0!i Erection of brick steel
and re-enforced concrete station buildings
at the southwest and southeast corners of
Kensington avenue and Somerset street In.
eluding the removal of eilstlnff buildings
from these sltess ...
The plans are modifications of those l.
sued for bids opened April "9. 1019 and re.
Jected The modifications comlat of thl
elimination of all exterior marble work-
puuMuuiiuii ii, eat, ui sneec copper work
for ornamental cast Iron and of cut granite
for polished granite: changes In the stair
ronbtructlon. change In the construction of
Ihe party wall at the southeast corner of
Kensington avenue anil Somerset street ail
dltlonal terre cotta nnd elimination of
galvanizing of ornamental cast Iron. Stock
design of ornaments of copper work and
cast Iron similar to those shown may be
substituted
In order to relieve Intending bidders of
the expense and time involved In taking on
the Tiuantitles from -he plans, a stutement of
tie quantities of metctlai nnd work as re
quired and covered hv the price bid will its
Issued with tha plans and specifications to
alt bidders In order that bidders may be
assured of iho accurncy of Ihe quantities
the statement win be made a part of the
contract, and the contractor will be com
pensated for any additional.' work or ma
terlal that may be required In excess ot the
statement
Dans and specifications can be seen at
twelfth floor. 1211 Chestnut street, and
copies of same, with blank forms for pro
posals, will be supplied to Intending hid
ders upon deposit of $10 (caah or certified
rheckl for each set of plana. hlch will be
refunded upon return of plans,
Bidders must be skilled and regularly en
caged In Ihe class of work bid for,
Contractora will be required to comply
with the act of Assembly of July IS, 1917,
relative to workmen's compensation In
surance, and proof must be furnished the
department by each contractor that he has
accepted the provisions of said act and In
aured his liability thereunder, or secured
exemption therefrom.
Each bid must be accompanied by a cer
tificate from the City Solicitor thar a pro
posal bond in the sum of Five Hundred Pol
lara W500) has been fllcd In accordance with
the provlsiona of an ordinance approved
May 25. 1880.
The Director reserves the right to reject
any or all bids aa he may deem best for the
Interest of the city of Philadelphia.
Vr-M. 8. TWININO.
ijirector.
M'HOOI. DISTUK'T OI' I'lllKVllKI.I'llIA,
Sealed proposala addressed to the Oom
miltee on Property will he received at the
omce of Ihe Hoard of Public l'alueatlnn, Ke.
ktnne Iliilldlnr.lOtli street above C'liektnut,
until IS '" rilnesdar; Juue 4, 11)11), as
follows. Kor general repairs, painting, new
vvlndows, heatlntr etc., at varjoua school
bullilings
All information as to bonds, specifications,
etc., can he obtained at the office of the
Superintendent nf Ilulldings, Kestone llldg,
WII.r.tAJt DICK. Kecretnry,
V, M. API'BAIIKll'H HTOHKS, I'IIIUI)KU
phla. Pa. OOlce of Custodian, May 111,
1S1I). Sealed propnaala will be received at
this- building- until o'clark p. in. Hay t,
into, jnd then opened, for furnishing elec.
1rlo current, water, lea and miscellaneous
aupplles,, rimoing aanea aaa ruDDlsn ana
, vshlaj; towels durla the nca year ending
.piles,, removing; aahea aad rubbish and
hluf towels durlnv the flacal year ending
juna an
H-Mda
tnv
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
FINANCIERS BELIEVE BULL
71f A rirmT A rnnn ril- 1f rritnCI A 77,'n'
lUSUUXr,! MIUPjU DI M&WSl.UU'
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I resident s (.nnunmiitntimi in
...
.. f r I
vuvur uy nnnncrs ana uroncrs irossi
of the Street
IT VOlTI,l perhaps be Incorrect to say that the financial district received
the I'resitlciit's message to Congress with enthusiasm yesterda. "Satis
faction" would more nearly tepresent the quality nf Its reception, (mi the
whole, It ".as conHldered as decidedly bullish on the present market, and
while there was no such development as a runaway market, prices ie
nialnetl steady.
4 Among financiers perhaps the greatest surprise was the reconmienda
tion for the return of the railroads to their owners, the stockholders, at the
end of the present calendar year. And it was a surprise mingled with satis
faction that the decisiou to return also penults sufficient time to thoroughly
adjust the varloMs suggestions wliith haxe been brought up from time to
time by various Interested bodies n ml experts ns to how the loads should
be returned. As n result of this part of the message, some of the mils
showed ndvaiices toward the close of the maiket.
The return of the telephones nnd telegraphs meets popular demand at
present ami was fnvorably commented upon. On the taiilt jiolic opinions
aie xaried, with n majority in fnvor of immediate legislation on that subjcit.
Others fuwir the suggestion of "wntchful waiting"' on this problem until
the Kill-open n countries show their hands in the matter. There weie no
tw'o opinions on the suggestion for protection of the American dc industry.
Not the least popular leconiinemlation, judging by the remaiks, is that
which would repeal the wartime piohibltion net as applied to wines and
beer. One well-known banker asked, "Why stop there?" but his pictiou
went unanswered. Itepeal of the luxury tax was also popular, although,
.ns n banker remarked, it affects women perhaps more thau men. Still, he
Vnid, the men ns a rule have to pay it in the end.
Taking it all In nil, the message was well rccicd. Some said that
President Wilson had stolen the Uepublicans' thunder, and those who ex
pressed thcim-ehcs in this way were "sporty" enough to say it was good
politics.
Some brokers snld the effect of the message on the market would posi
lily be moie in evidence today. As a rule, the look for a continu.ince of
present market conditions.
Statements on Foreign Trade Interest Financiers
There was some interest shown uy eeitnln linnncicrs in this t itj who
are interested In the extension of foieign business over the statements ili.ule
on the return from Kurope to New York of two of the leading financieis of
the count r., namely,. Henry I. Davidson, of .1. IV Morgan & Co., aad
Frank A. Vanderlip, president of the National City Hank.
As the program of international reconstruction financing proposed by
Mr. I)ntion has not been outlined in full ns jet, those in favor of sin h a
program,, wliith will mushier the financing of Hurope's reconstruction us a
whole, picfcncil to wait until the full piogrnm Is formulated before ex
pressing nnj opinions on the subject, but they approved the idea o' granting
credits for different Kiirnpran countries h apportionment and nllotment so
ns to prevent uimecessury competition. They also lecngni.e that (lie hulk
of the ci edits to be established for these (oimtrics must be provided h the
United Stntes, unci for that reason a country-wide financial oiganiation is
ni'i'cssuiy to success.
As to Mr. Vnnderiiji's remarks, the) weie looked upon ns seconding
those of Mr. Davison in regard to the burden of financing Kurope falling
on America, nnd the necessity of full co-operatiou of this country in the
work just as it co-operated in militar endeavor.
In the tourso of his remains on .lie subject; Mr. Vanderlip said:
"Kurope has got to be looked at ns n unit, not as individual countiies.
We must pull together in reconstruction as we did in military work. This
is not going to be anjbod.v's game, but evei.vbody's duty, It is not only the
bankers that must concern themselves over the reconstruction of Kurope,
but business men over here must nppvei rate the necessities of the situation
and extend a helping baud to the wnr-iidden countries."
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
The lolluwiug M'eutities weie told ut
miction todu b Haines & I.olluud:
STOCKS
,ni 1 Irst National Hank of Cuidcn.
pur iuu -il
.-, MvUla llllo and 'trust Lunipanv,
par -.i ',
M I''i.tiiKlln 'liust (.unipany ttuli-
lum rtieiplM), p.ir luu .... lnu 4
J" United cnunum l.iff Insurance
and '1 rust t-OUHialls , pal HHI 111
;:l Cllllid rieiurltka l.lf lliaucinie
ami 'I 'usi cumpaii; p.u iv.it. lolrj
-,, ii. .-. SittliiiiMl kir. Insurance
CunilitlllJ , liar IJa. ...... J"
11 I'htiaUi-iDiiut liuurse prefcrud; irar
ji'.'i '
s I'liiuJclpniii ltourse vutnmon, par
,'nl m '
0 1'htladoiphla .National Hank, par
si oil .. . . sOl
:17 Alliance Insurance Compans par
Jin !-"
23 Insuran.e t'omoany of North
Ainerka par 111" J03
10 United Uas Improvement Lorn-
pali , p.r I'll! o0
07 United Uas Improvement Lom-
pan . par l.'iO . . . ( s
CO United alls Improvement Lorn-
pan , par l.'al bs
117 l'ittsburgh. Cliulnaatl. Chicago
anil Kl Louis Ilallroad Com
pany par HOD . . .Li's
117 l'.linlra and Willlainsimrl Ilallroad
Companv common: par IMI au'
10 Corn Kxchange National Hank
par tlWI . , 3"),u
21) Corn i:'hanie National Hank.
par lino , Js.
1 Klilelltj Trust Cnmo.inv par lion .,123i
2 ridcltlv Trust Cnnipanv par I10O T.12M
2 Pldelltv Trust t'limiMti). par lon "in1
J 'I log.i Trust Ompanv , par 130. lis
100 Aldlne Trust Cnmnanv bar lion mil
.", Chelten 'irusl Compaliv . r 510.1 110
23 Integrllv Title Insurance Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, par
IMI . "-20
13 Philadelphia Life Insurance Com
pany, par 111) . . . I"
000 American Water SVorks and Elec
tric Company flist preferred.
par IliM 31
100 American Water Worlta and Elec
tric Company second preferred:
par lloo ... . '-'
000 American Water Works and I.lec
Irlc Company second preferred:
par 1100 11'i
1400 Anierlian Water Works and Elec-
Company common: par
1100 ."",' 4t
100 Ci .1 elr' Insurance Associa
tion, rar 13 t
10 (leenialitovvn Passenger Railway
Cimnenv- per 100 034
S Thirteenth and Fifteenth Streets
Passenger rtaiivvav . . joa'4
3 Vlrtnr Talking VeCine Company
common par 1100 . . 001
2 Hank of North Amertca . ::.e,
fc runk of North America 27S
3 John Ht Stetson Company com-
mon: par $100 3..1
1 Jn' 1 11, stfteon Company 'com
mon, par $100 ( 331
3 John 11 Steti Company rom
mon: par lino. . . I 331
1 The Weishnch Company common.
par 1100 30
1 The Wei-Mch Cimpany common.
ear 10O . .i"
4 Phi'sdelphla rtourse common: par
$30 .... R4
BONDS
$3000 Cleveland and Erie Railway Com
pany. 3 per cent First mort
gage. Interest January and
July Due 1020 !.'
3000 Cleveland and Erie Jlallwav Com
pany. R per cent. Income mort
gage. Interest January and
Julv nue 1B"n Lot $2.i
3000 Consolidated Cltlej Light Tower
-". Traction Companv. 3 ner
cent. Flrat lien mortgage cou-nn-is
January ant Julv .Due
1B02 . i.- '"'ti
1000 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Company. 4 ner rent First
mortgage Counnns January
and Julv Due 1020 "2.
3000 Jannev I nurrough. Ine a ner
cent. First mortgage cou
twns May and Novunbfr. Due
101(1 PO',
1000 TYIlkes-Tlarre Companv 3 ner
cent First and refunding
mortgage (unguaranteed Cou
PIIHTOHI-AYS
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OWNED AND MANAGED BT MEMDEKS OF
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT wu AUOVti ulKli'i
JAClC I'lCKFORD in
"VHAT MONEY CAN'T BUY"
CEDAR 60TU AND CBDAR AVEJvUE
BTItKI. CLAYTON in
PBTTionKwa oim,"
COLISEUM KABKSrgDESaH
AAlinUKRITK CLARIS 111
'I.KT'S ELOPE"
COLONIAL ata3-rt5 rna,esT8d pv St
KTIIBI. CLAYTON In
"iitmuitBW'B uini,"
CI IDCIfA TH MARKET STS.
fc,UKHN MATINCB DAILY
VIOLA IJANA In
"THE PARISIAN TIOBIl"
FRANKFORD "" FrR,a"' Av-
MARION' PAVIKH In
"THE BELLE OF NEW YORK'
MIYA.NT WAHHHURN in
"SOMBTHtNa TO PO"
J&Fl
SBTH AKD DAUPHIN
LKTaLl - .MA.T. BAILT
ty-'i
trvpV''oR;
1
. . ,,, , i
t.ninrrnxx Is lietranled H'lflU
0. ... 0-.
f i i i '
I
pmtM Januarv ami Jul Uuu
lojuhiin.ui liimnil liny uf'Alle
Kipii. i'a.l. .i'a per lent
111 j ti waul. t uupuna I i'U
iu.r nnu Aiikuni nun Iimii
:iUIJ0 t l ul Cunlii'llsvllit 1'ii. 1'j
per ivtit. running itii.l 1111
Plovltlg lllorlgage. t uuputla
Januaiy ai.d .lul) llu.- la.'s
tin,
il
III
Ml',
o'li'ij vv llKiH-furru Companv. .1 pi 1
tent, rtrs. ami 11 funding
. mortriigi. Cuupona .Malcll ami
.scple'lltiel Hue .Stptlllllitl,
lli.l 71
lliuo Lv.ug.i Vallev Kalliii.iil Lnlli"
pallv, II per ccnl Cuniuil
iliiLti iiioriKagc liitirsl June
aiHl livivmui.1 ltLnl.'Uil Uuc
IKcimbvl 1112.1 . HIP
3(lhj (J( nl nil .Ulilkel .Stlvet Kalbvav
Lnmpai.v (Columl)us, ttnlol 3
Per ivnt rust muilgugt.
.sinking fund 1 uupoiis ,lait
llarv and Juiv llue Imiuaiv
11122
loon Lcnlgh -vtlcv Ilallroad Cum
pans I'i per lent t'onsuil
ilateU moltgage I. nupons .lull"
N ami lliitmbr Due lieiem
' l-er IHJ.I
3000 IteaJIng LVmpan., 4 tier cent.
Ueneral murtgai-o Cuupuna
Januar and Julv Due H'llf
3000 I'hiladeipnla and ilea, ling Hall
way Company. 4 per .t?nl
I'lrst series. Consolldateil
tuurtguue Coupons Mann .ml
September Due Mas. 11137
20IIU I', ori i,nv and Kltctrtc Com
piuv. 3 ptr cent Klrat mm I
gage Cuupona .Vtarvh, and
Hentehiber. Dui 1 11-'
S3'i
12 ill Ihe
I
i-n, ine I'lnenas -r inie ine n pi r nnd clas-sea sleanv vvnn v..i..in.i v e .,,,. .,,.
' vein, rtecuted notes la. I I'.O ..- lo'wcr l.ambs S4 pound., or le.s ll.l'.'i
1 2UIIO Ihe 1'incllaa Kslale Mm s pci ' Wl", ",0 S3 pouli'N nl more IlilCil.". mils
enl Higlstervil not i lan o , ,,,miiion liifi 1:1. vearling wethers $12
illKlll Klorlda Ssio. latlmi ll.atiillmeiit i fl in ". iwes 7fl in 311 ewes r ull an.li
.-. -- .-.. -- .,. X4'ii , i.reeiiiiiK ...ii-- f .... ....
MARINE DEAL PUT THROUGH8 - 1Iir, ,,
- south flnmlin. Mav 2 1 IIOfis-ne,elpls
1 13 0110 head htroiie to higher rop 120 Ml
Stockholders to Get Terms June 16 cAiri.n ite.cii.ts .-.smi head Ji'rf '"i
In Jersey City
New Yorli, Mny "I. Dinsaois of tlio
International Mercantile .Mm ine t'oni
i rR...nii.. .. i ..e i.. ..i..
liitliv Hair iu.iiiu.i.1 uoiMuvv.l .11 lill' (11C
of the tonnage and other assets of the
(ompaiij's llritish subsidiaries to a
London H.vndicute. A special niectiiif;
will be held In Jersey City ou June 10
or lie pur .. m tu nut .. u.e mm-
tcr to a M.te of the stockl.oldere.
In makiUK official iiiiiiiiuiicriiiciit of
the action of the directors, 1'. A. S.
Krnnkliu, president nf the louipan),
uiiutui. ail i in- i iriuirtiii i ,
roinpletloii of tlio trnns-
leave uniiroiiiimtelv f"7 -
'T .VJJi V i : '
said that the
action would leav
000.000 ill the treasuries of the llritish
touipanies nfter the cancellation of nil
their obliKntions abroad. He intimated ,
that this included tax obligations to the
llritish government ou the truiisiutiou,
but refused to comment rrgaidini;
Amrrioun taxes on the sale.
When all the terms of the trnusuit.nn I
are consummated, I'resident I'mnlvlin
said, the Kritish subsidlniies will be
holders of uothlne evcept tush. lie said
the ciiiestion of whether Ihe Kuglish
companies were to be liquidated was 11
matter which must be given fuilhcr
consideration.
Xo arrangements have been made
about the transfer of these cash assets
to this country, but Mr. Franklin tie
cliired that no llritish laws were iu
forcp nt the present time to prevent
their removal whenever it was consid
ered ndvisnble. He said there would
be no difficulty about providing docking
facilities in r.nglnnd for the company's
non-lititibli lines.
rnnTori.AYc
R
II MRO i'"HONV HT. & vilHAUU A.t..
jumuw Jumbo Junction on FrunkforJ "L"
JOHN nAHRYJIORE In
"THE DICTATOR"
I fin IT MD ND LOCUST STREETS
LULUJI Mats. 1 :30, 3 :30. Evijj tl.MtulJ
CECIL R DE MII.l.E'S
"FOR RETTER, I'-BR WORSE"
rJIVnM B-u MiD MARKET ST8
HARRY SIOREY In
"BEATINU OIIDS"
PARkT "'ME AVE. ft DAUPHIN aT
rAiAlX Mat. 3(15. Eve. U:I5 to 11.
HEN ALEXANIIEIt In
"THE TURN IN Till: ROAD '
RIVOLI
KD AND HANSOM 8 K.
MATI.NEIS DAILY
ERNERT TRl'BX In
"OH. YOU WOMEN '
STRAND "ERMANTOWN AVB.
, ELHIE FBROUSON In
"BYES, OP THE HOU1."
;WEST,ALLEGHENYa
BUSINESS NOTES
Jnbbrr.s throtishoiit the country re
ccntlj hae plated
icral urilcrti with
selilliK iiKcnelcs for the better Kiaile!
hosier. MerfciUeil hosiery lias I
a.lvance.1 in prh ,
. . . . , . . . . .
rriiih industrial mission Is nun.
ne to the n ted States in the full as
., ,, - , , ,. ....
inc. rcsun in no iimumon exicimeu to .
,i. i'......i. ... i.- .!. i :
...... ....... ,.....,,,,.-,,, u.v liiv nrnvumii;
... - ,, , . ... i
representatives of the ( haml.er of ( om-
merceofthelnitedStatesnovvin Pans.
.
',,lc!.. n..i. .. ii.. i.,ii.
l ommission agents for the lending
mniiufacturers of table cloths, napkins,
and towels ,epo,t that customers weie
more plentiful than goods,
A Canadian association nf llrltlsl i
miinufncttireis nnd their representatives
lins been established in several cities i
in Canada. The obieits of the usso-
ciation. ...cm ding to a ,,.nslnr report,
aie: To further the inleiesls of llritish
trade thioughoiit the Dominion nnd to
ifflilinte vvitli and work in cnineit with
kindred nss,,, iations.
I
Italian factories tli.H fonnerl.v were1
engaged in making munitions of warl
nre being converted to other uses. One1
Us to build inllwii cars, and will need ,
steej, lion, . opper. brass ami aluinl-
num. The street rnilwav tpanies nf
I'tileim... nc.oiding to n nusulnr ie-,
port, aie planning eteiisions whicli will
icnusetlien. to want ninfriiiN. I
Co.il men in ritlshtirgh and West
Yiigiuia stiv the outlook is mill Ii
blighter. Car shoitnge mav or. ur in
tlie fall because of the large wheat crop.'
ltc,:.l,so of Ihe .Ml l.er cent cii.IimI.
.. I! . .... . .' e ....
' " "
i ill en I nil I 'i .iivii ill ,11 lorn r ..... nl win.
i i , . e . .i
dow glass plants, manufai turers in the
Pittsburgh distri, t sv s,o. U n,o .piitc
ilow. 'J lie hist run ends Saturinv. '
I
The Cambria Steel mills at .Johns-
.town will increase .pernt...iis slightl.v.
i The present plant schedule is the lowest
in ten inn
1 " l " -rnr
The Cnitetl States evported Sl.n2l
poumls of nuULsilvcr valued a. SI 1 1 .- I
I. .i in Mnich, ni.nrding In Depaitment i
of Commerce. .lauiiii took :!(,,(mo noun. Is ,
. .,. i .. a ... ..... , . , . . .. , -.... -.'
Mlllie.l ill l.i.li...i. llougKOUg hi ii at
S4I.II0; Deninnik. ni.-Ont SIS, 100 and
St.. ..I.,.. -nil ... CI'PIVI I
hc.lcn 00 at SOfi(K). I
I
rollovving the recent upturn in "P; I
'nee llieie hns lieen n slow loir mi of
a.tivitv. Selling agencies repoi-.cd a I
falling off in liusiiless toiln . lint the lone
.. . . , ., ,
of the market was firm and the ipiotn-.
tions weie Kl'-.c for Ma.v. .lune and I
Illl.v .
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
.hnlie beef steers slow f-ariv """'
-...I... .,.,.,lv Itutrher .toil, steatli
.inn.. ...,..-.-..- rt. ... ,,..u uin.,1,
strong uilves .ine iiiaur. . " "T,', 7,, r ',."-
Ileef steers choke SiV-iaTX ..,.,,,', '
midluni ..ml good $1 30 fl 1 2 "'"'""'',
ll Mi'il 1.1 73. llclit lieef stcer . goon "
lihnlie. $1S 73H 111 31' common ami : niwiuini
1 $111 3IIWH N: liutcncr lieii.'is . " 1 ".. '"
bek!l',aarlva!ersmnnr;:. higher wiVh 12--ljl I ' r .0 en '" h 30W f2S ' llo. , Oil Compflnl" Merge
i i?,;r ,' ill Vn-we.r o.ol;r2I7:., 'X'z ssgij ?j: n m. ujiicby, & . ...day ..
Iheavv $.'0H3H2I 20 L mo-Hum $20 Mir,. 2 15 J. to . r dozen .'..-. ,23 ,h. du. Inounicd the tniisnlidJtinn with Stand -
!!hAw',K,,Sricl?fiSV0..l,SS..r tiMVSSc aid tins and Klcctric Company of the
parting sows. $1 s.-,-iT2.i3o pIb. Its ,. - FRESH FRUITS ' otl ""'l lclllli,,K '"t'('t heretofore
Icaiti.E Receipt" ooonbeid coodan.l' & Known under the name of the C. 15.
... .. .., i.'.i. .. ... v mm 4i. soiimIim ... , .1.... .. .. i.i .. ....-.., . . .-
,03rin.:.'-Uee,;;;sT("o,V.:,r:sua,i t'SS5 -;,.. rXlXnJuWJuJrrt:.rM,
JlX!,T..Tvr,,raM0,lV;Hl"Si 2,wbe,rifshcrn,:,p.!",pI,r.,'lJ,ir
shorn wcihcu. jl" 73 I
! Kansas Cll.v. Mn,
teipla 20 OHO hctd
Mav 21 HOGS He
(tiadv to Hlc tnvvcr.
I i-pots to.
lowei I linn MSlenlav s
I .'. ...Ji'. . u . . ,...,1 nrline 1 1 II CO SI 1 K Ine- I J
.?,:.. ,i n,7,l ll-.ffllll 30. iiimmnn. M-.'"
r..n.ir Limb tllffMriO Vncira sun la t
buPi tiers sieaov , sn.ir.p an., 1.'. -. ..."--
lv .c lower
shki:p Hccclpts 7000 head I.amb" 10
if? 23c higher
a...... t..n..ln V
ilav 21 C T1 l.i: I
. r-. """."'." ;'...
rtecclpts l.a liea.i
,,riP nil,. n.r.uii .
I'flUrn. rerplptn J."i0 head
Attn jn'a i '
a i?oosalrtJrVfntH Rr,ni,ead Artixr ioh x
nd mixed ..- 3522 lm. b orkeM v.jis,
llcht $21 L'.'ifi'Jl ."irt. Die's. S'Jlsff1!1
roushs
tinihlli v HtHH $l'Jin
WiniiP ANI KAMI Uerointf 1 Rno
r.,
!nur2o';m73'u Vfvi' 'i. K1X v'-f-r, "fr'Xi U. S. Sells Much Surplus Stock
iio'.;:--!..'::.": g: s'imrr,:-,";:,! m. m ji.-Puri,.B u.e
Mug kiiw" Ii" 302ii 30 pig- 1,1 4 H ' ' -: ... i.l.l .No 1 $suiii n -j $7ijj ; ,-,n SV,,, vveeK ended .Ma.v II. the War Depait-
! ,!v"' nccT'lamrvv eak' S,'riS!r, l'l! rZ!)" WS I """ ." WVAi .nt M""l '
low lime butillir stixk weak to 13 lower. ,. per, rate $1 '..lift 2 Ml ,,. N.iifnlk p..r . materials I'rillt ipill Item was Wool,
!"'' vch! .alves beat stuikers and feeders ru a,lv .rate $.'Hli:i23 Unions lixap vcllovi p-r l,l,.l, Innni-bt Mnii.Mvii.iiili.lv s
, .. 1,.( steers medium and he.iv j 1 , rate $1 23 i 4 73. do white per cral.!. " '"' " nmusnt lippi ilXHlllltClJ .NS,-
' Hi i 8"i lightweight good and inou.'. inn .
I 1.1 30. 'common and mcJlum Wi 1.3 fr H !., BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE Ui
, I .'n'ine IS (,Pcanne""'and ".utters.' 13 30'(i , New ork. .Mav Jl 111 rrKIt Headv to I i
si,', I I.1S0B1.1II0. canners ani ,rm ,,,, ,,,..,.,,, Hlgher-s, orln.- II
1173 veal calves light ami nam i vve ign ( ( Ms,11(li, II
,$U23iT1l. ''" VI" "'"I"'' i.vii,P second. 33 m 37c stale dalrv .V.fj. II
I sto. ker , tcer, IS 14 '" ... 3IIU . Imllatlon .rcamerv -,lH32r ,11
I'I'. i Slir.r.f Itecelnts S.OO head ..M""' Brnde, -s unsettled He .nits 4.1.1.-,! ,-s, ."II
h-,in0Vt ,U.,il "J-h'M vMrltoj,, vesterd.iy to slmvv -ause why he
i .ion '''mlI;"c'e'p 'Vfl'u e"0,, '"'Pliould not be ndjt.dsed in coutenipt of
m" m" court. The action was lirmiRlit uliout bv
pi,,.....-!. Mav 21 hoof iie,eipt 1 liix lefusnl to be nvvorn and Rive testi-
' tnun beHd Meadv Heavies and heavv
1 1 ii in urn" . ----- ---- -
."'.V,'r",sil "o'kiV"! "Eht ,"r'"'r" '"' ?
, ' sHBIIP AM") I.AiI'" Here nt -ion hed
st?"lv To,, sheep, ill top iamb, 113 -.11 ,
. ' f.ti.vi:s-ncieints. 50 bind A.tive lo
t7 no
HI 1 12th, Morris & I'aesyunk Ave.
Alhambra Mat.Daiiat2. evs 0:43411.
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APOLLVJ MATINUB DAILY
' pollOTHV PHI I.l.l PS In
"IIBAItT OP Hl'MANiry
TnPAniA CHESTNUT H".'"" '
ARCAU1A in a m tn ui.-, i' m
ETHEL CLAYTON In
"VICKY VAN"
CHESTNUT Below 10TH
.... irDlDn BROAD STREET AND
BLUEBIKU 8UQlJEHAA AVE.
WALLACE RKI1' In ,
"IHE RUARIN' ROAD'
BROADWAY 1,rra Mr
I " NORMA TAI.MAlnli: .,.',.,
"'hin PRORATION VVII'r.
...riin ilELLK OF NEW MIRK"
TTi-T I-V1 IMT 20th t G1RAHU Av.
FAIRMOUN 1 MATINEE DAILY
MAROUERITB CLARK 111
Oth L G1RAHD Av.
SLOPE '
' . . n yy THEATrrE 1311 JlarKSl ou
FAMILY 0 a m 10 MWaiiht.
1 " OLIVE THOMAW, In ,
"THE FOLLIEH' OIRL
r-Ti I OT THEATRE Below Sprue
56TH S 1 . MATINEE DAILY
MAE MARSH In
"THE BONPAUE OF BARBARA
GREAT NORTHERN WVitfi?
HE MILLi: s
FOR HEri'ER. 1H1R WORSE
HVIDCUIAI 00TH 4 WALNUT 8T3,
IMrLKlAL. Mats. '.'.111. Evgs. 7i
MADOB KENNEDY In
"DAUallTER OF MINE'
tC CfVl ST ft LANCASTER AVE.
LruAUJirv matinee daily
HHini.RV MASON In
"THE RE8CUINO ANOEL"
I mCRTV BROAD A COLUMBIA AV,
MD&tt 1 I MATINEE! DAILY
1 rnoTori.Ais
ORTAINED X
V BOOKING r J
VwVRp"ATIOM
, . -TrikKJilvWiw AtaBL'
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR
UllliAT- On.inid 1. I'M I... !.,... nf
fi - ilmi nrn lishi mid thr inHr1ci. rulcl
'"l';iion t nr lots in , M,ri iieiaior government
-,re7crT;nil,rnV,t?r,-sng,
-' ' No I hard wimer .! No I r..'
It Inflif uurll. Li V I ....I .nlli
nun nui qulr-l 1'iillnvMnK Men- I tie inioln
winter garllikv I'.' :IT Vn I re.l smulK
! 31 N'o y reil wlnlt'i J 'hi No .' nurlh'
em spring i; .m v.. hur.i mmer. I.1 an
". - "''r ."".'". - "
r(" smuin .';(. No :( re.l wlnlei
SJ 3J
. - o n, northern "siring Jl' .'IJ
n It html
ulntrr,
IS .I:.' Xn M
rr1 Inl r p.trllckv
i2., N ;, Ifl ,nm(ft
t- .-" v "' -nn.n, . .1. ,i , i,-.i.
J so. No . gr ,,kv is s no , .mum
J; -. ,.,,,' .sK,':r'!l"BrM'."i;Vniii-nN"
smutlv a J Xn - giirllcki. smutlv
.' '.Ml No I rrn
- -
((iitN ne.en.t. j i,.h.is Trade wa.
quiet but prices ruioi firm under Ilghi of-
J'sMr".! - irm.;iu,l?mVloc"n,',.tf'l'l si-
"' "' "cr bushel
, ,!.-- itrieiiit f, ( ,;i ouslteis liemnil
a fair ami lh nwirkel nas 'i . higher
under light i,nnn w.- oimie ri int
""and"''' TiiVtnii', "no".i w'nViJe','Ts'ii
T!v.., Mi' A"?1!' t'V' "'"
iiso 'lb. m s. ks n'mde' rnnilni'ed .'io
vf ,',",', rrPiv'" '," mm, ii J hV.. ,i",o"iV"V.Ti-f,;""k-
winter -imuhi vvcrnrn 111 wiPll Ii.
jvJso-imj vi 'do ''.hori l'M,' "lis '."of.
n "I'Jtnu hmi iwieni If.' :,ni 1.1 .in nai
.(1::i:ti ,i iir ear. tin at)
mi: nut II as dull an! iinihinged
JV" .T.ma'ii'. ,'" 1""1' "' r "'"'," ,n
.. M
,., rnuviSIONS
were in.". ,,'; ',i yZlifr itJef in sei-
.Tduml.-V"'1 !,"';ar,"'d . ". ."."' ."."IT
J; mm tsui.-.r, ham"'1 s p tur-n 'mnse '
d,'..',", ",V,ken m'!4 ;'7c'amib,?iltd:
t"?l""',u ,"1'"1' shoulder;, s V cured,
pi? J". "''" ''h-LuZ' JUr' n"
laid. :i li
REFINED. SUGARS
'I be tiMikct was ouim on a ba-ls
for tine Krini.latil
,i,
DAIRY PPODUCTS
Ml I I ; llemiml a
fair and prb es
Wo .mot. ShIkI
!! ",'.'.. !.'' '"I,h minnta.m.l
!' m'i wt'iimer
..n.m- .. l ... ...... .1 : . ' - .
lias i.ilisl , higher-
"T v-. e. ....,- n ', vn I'.i ine ,npr inr .
ii'niiliig s,, s . viis t1rt-. .Vic lir-is ::,
..s. (((,n,i. :,ib:.i ..... .,..,... i
ine
' -,', ,; "firv,i,m'.nd.r,"!;-,n,, ,
""' " nt e,7si,,i, f,,ir lu u,i .-.anii.v .
uarllikv prims l.liii ,-,iii. .
',ik "'r'' '" Kn"1' 'temand and supplies
OuoVatb.'nL '!''.. '.'."'''neTr."' inlil! 'iVi m i
.'.'Jf,,; rm'J' a.t "tfX" t" ,"'' ramC'T 1
'"'..'""'"iil'ing nt .vui.-.-h'iuViIiwvii !
t HI.I.SI.-Ihen was little- trading and'
i i" "i1".' ",::r. :!,rt,i" -'.'."'.' i;h.n.i.i.
offerings Uunlntions .Nc Vork and V Iscini
f''iZkh'AT.
V jvK T,'.",..hJhfi,. N
'' '
POULTRY
.Montana
i.im; : rTn .. . .
" .r.','!r'1 "rm "h r,ml " ""'""' '' higne,'
yenl.itl.ins linvl". via expeiss .Ti'ii tile.
sl.rliiB .hi.ke,,. br.ill.rs ' mil l.,h.,rns
i'VJI 'l" ' V '.', "" "l''"r SAW " while
irnrvk!n,,,,.iJl.i,i:!.ii;k lnW?un?f
VMfl ,'!ll g. , , ' .-. ..,2 ..,.;'!
HJl
nuhcr ivnh ki,,H inqmrv ,.nd light nifer
HIUK VV , fl l.l I'oi.lu resh-l.l Ir.l ilr.
n.ke.i ., i,,.s v., lulling ; ii !,i,,i ,'v.
!,",!r'.' ,?''' ''.','?!!L'- ' .c '- a v...'gii
fresh kill.,1 i.bi, r.n.v n ,,i,k,sivvVlVh
'"'I;- an.l..,.. 111? ',veUhli,-:i,
'I I '4 lb. ap.. . .fi, vvMglilnir .1 lbs .III.
;:., i.V... '.'.'." ."inil-r 'sizes :.'Ji:u.
lllHllPr SI fW M '(I'll.v ..I.I . .l.
...I. I, J .(--. ..., "' ",1' 'V"' " "l-
i .i. nv.1 . r fprmtf mitkH Ijinc sUm II (75)
I -vpnie- or line qualm were hi mim upplv
and firm inher fri.i,- ....,. ... .":'.,:
1 .:., ... ,. . . ..--. v''1 '" l'l WlllllHV
""". ""'"crate iemali.1 ,lt revlsiil ti.-uren
7,, . V"n"...:V1'1.".'"' . New York per bbl ;
H.'Ww In
ItUSCCts. jrtfn S pph
: IViuin) IwiiiIh ami Virginia
tifr Mil Hm
Davis 7 10 fiano S7i III
cril p r nox J.i'd.iT.i
i.cmnnn m r .nv
II I'M WI'KI.
t-i..
VEGETABLES
I'nlaloes were 111,110 plcnllful mil ea-ler
llllloils and labhage were quli anil harelv
Mian. .""i.iiiniis vv nne potato. via ne
l'rrh R.iihrreil ritrf ft ri tnr.iKc
Ihu kr.l rttsls IStl I'll stithiTui) pxlrw flrnt-f
I'fS JH'ac norlhrni llrnis 7'4 4'r
hiiiithcin llrstii. I7& 47S i ft liiihI ITJ1
liPsf (lirlio No I 1lf(44,iii N.i 'J );
tlllCii ihiikii l.'r.'1!' dints uuuVr
urn ile 37df 11 1 stain utid nc.trb' tiPiniPi
hIiIIph rsj(&riii KMtliProil hllp ,iti& "i3t ,
!'rt lfl" t'oat ri.n outclilp. upiteru outhnrn
ar.itheiPfl w hltr IS'ti .' ft.iip Hiirt ntrirbv
hpmicn brnwiiF, ."iJfi ."1 e,Mthrrc browns
nn mixed tolurs, l"fi."U western whins
:,i) w s.ic
'Hl.Hn Irrrsular ltt-uMpn inljs boxft.
Klt toloreil iitrkp run .Tl'-aIUt flat
uhllf Hornirn run 14 1 outide mlnreil
Hprvluls. .l.'tU 3-t-if. hlif jtpettals, M &
, Contempt Charged Against du Pont
Wilmliietnti, Icl.. May IM. I.amotte
"' Hlll Ws Mimumiiru nnmr inp
I I'liHttl Slates Histi'irt Court of Drlii-
du I'ont wns Mimuioiir.1 brftiri1 thp
0onj liefore Harry t, .Mnliiiltey. n com
ttj u,' .... .... - --. - -
niisMouer appointr.l l,y th.-1'mtr.l Stntes
DiMrli't Court of Massachusetts. 'I lie
, a0 lls l.ar(l before 1 nited Stntes
.luilne Hush M. Morris
riioToi,i.'
2.1 m . 1 r.nn nnn I
The following theatres obtain their pictures ,
through the STANLEY Booking Corporation,
which is a guarantee of early showing of '
the finest productions. Ask for the theatre 1
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Booking Corporation.
333 MARKET VllfiWl
l I1.VXI! VV ll.ltl R In
'DEVIL M I VH1.
MODFI 'a SOUT ST. Orche.tra.
CONSTANiT: TM.MAI3CE in
' HUMANl'i: AND AHAIIELLA '
OVERBROOK wu 1;C
IIIIIIIIP It 1 f L r " 1
tinoitcin WAI.V.H
NEVER SAY Ql'Il"
PAI AlTP liU MARKET STREET
1 l-M-irtlC m A M tn 11:15 P.
WILLIAM HART In
- ' fill: MCINHV I'ORRAI."
PI A7A BROAD AND"'
1 ".rt POUTER STREETS
ULAIlYS HHOOKWELL iii
TIE I'lri'M.LX OF A BUI CITY"
M.
PRINCFSS ln's0MARKET STREET
Illl.l.li;
"THE
'"K'wi.n in
A1VE CALI."
REGENT WAKF . a,ioW i7IH
IXCVJILIN 1 11 A. M to 11 p li
EM.MV WEHMI.V in
"THE AMATEUR ADVENTURESS"
RIAI TO OERMANTOVVN AVE.
IMrtU, 1 J at TI'I.PEHOCKFV T
nonoTHv nisn iS 'N bT
"PEPPY POLLY"
RURY MARKET ST. BELOW 7TH
(AUDI in a M tn 11:15 p
WALtCE HK1IJ H r'
U.
THE RUARIN road
SAVOY -' MAHKET bTUEET
art,VUI "A M 'in M1D.SK
IOHT
r, n ,1,1 , .ii.iiii, i in
"BEATINCl THE ODDS
STANLEY , ,.fi, iu'y"
norot.AS i'airrnivS in
' 'Tit II KNIl KERHOCKEH Hl'CKA ROO"
VICTORIA iAJf "If.i ,A5BP0Tal1
WILLIAM FARNUM In
THE JUNOLE TRAIL"
When in Atlantic Citv c,XU..V?.atr.
J. WAnREN KERRIGAN In
THK ii.ND Of THE UAJ1E"
PROFIT-TAKING STARTS
nrnrTI"iM IM OnDM DITi"1
lALnullUlY 111 VjUIAn rl I
Marbat Turn Wink Latp in
, . '"
SOSS Otl BUSItieSS in
I
Oats Large
J
showing '
Chicago. .Mav' 21. After
-
'good advnn.e.. due to coveilng of shorts
nnd s,ered -ommission house biijing
I . . . , , , ,
couragei ov cont nuco iioiiivoinnit-
.,,,., , . .
cool weather and light receipts, the
"'"11 for corn turned weak late in the
session, and some sharp rent lions-were
,,.,.. lot .
""'""" ,
Karlier in the dn.v the demand for,
M! as so persisienl thnl it carried
this oplion to Sl.Tit",. a new high roc
oll - mmpnied with SI.7H the previous
top mark, made on Ma.v 12.
W hen the niaiket Appealed strongest
"r"nt takmB "tatted the reaction. One
, commission liouse ntteiupted In sell
rorlli l,i, , ,,M loved a lack of biijing
'power and pi ecipitiited a flee selling
",k"-.mmement. under wl.i.h pri.es ,..n off
xlim plj fimn the highest in the late,
trading.
"uii.ess , ,,pnrativelv large in,
!,l" '"'"kd for onts. and during the
igrenter pail nf the session Ihe maiket
'""""'I '" svmpnth.v with inrn. Shoits
look Hie offerings, bin pinfit -taking in
I'temlier sales of .lul.v hj n-H I
houses linall.v foiced a tea. tion
The icaliiug sales at tunes wete
rather huge and ex. ceded the demand. I
l.eadimt fuluies ranged H
flllillW
oin mew ilellverv IPS
Olien High 11" I'hue i lose
lulv I if, i n;i, i R4S I ".Vs t Tii'i
seei 1 -.s', I no', 1 :,s 1 .-.si, I i.4s.
(Ills
1..1. .to.. nnl. net. r.sS- Tnv.
"' " - " ' " " -
1-ept
l.u.i
n-.' iic.i, ins nc
Jj g
Itll
.11 .mi .11 Mi t.ll no
ai LMI ,11 -.'.l Ml llj
M.iv :Mll L'O on 211 on 'Ji 'J-v
Julv J7 so '.'7 5 27 70 i'7 in '.'I V'
xu!ork " r.c ... m ..,. won :.i :...
3u,.m, ,'",,-u' , '"' '"' "'""', S" " 5n "'
'
local mining stocks
! 5S
Uiidwav
lONOt'U! SIOL'KS
Illd Asked
... 3( 11
. I 1 :u
' . . !3 -1!
Il'l 11
ii -'.
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Kir.l.l SKli'KS
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, o.t o",
in is
ii- oi
"-' ol
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i ll,
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OS It l
iviinMh i:xienion
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Iwl.i.h r. I. Shnlfcr will be president.
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Stiintliird C.as nnd l,lcctne Company,
1 bevjnnes chairman of the hoard of the
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I 500,000.
$4,570,000
Buffalo, Rochester &. Pittsburgh Railway Company
Consolidated Mortgage 4V2 Gold Bonds
Dated May 1, 1907 Due May 1. 1957
Interest payable May 1 and November 1 in New York, without deduction for any
tax which the company or trustee may be required to withhold. The amount
so required to be withheld under the present Federal Income Tax Law is 2.
FREE OF PENNSYLVANIA FOUR-MILL STATE TAX
Authorized $35,000,000 Outstanding (including this issue) $16,414,000
Coupon bonds in denomination of $1,000, reenterable as to principal and exchangeable
for fully registered bonds. Fully registered bonds in denominations of
$l,000tand $5,000.
The Consolidated Mortgage Bonds are secured by a direct mortgage, sub
ject to $9,997,000 prior liens, on the entire owned mileage of the company,
aggregating 368.31 miles, and are a first mortgage on 104.22 miles thereof.
INCOME STATEMENT
Year ended December jl, iqiS
Compensation accrued under Federal control. . S3, 276,410
Other Corporate Income 279,208
S3'555'6'8
War Taxes and Corporate Expenses 202,281
Balance for Fixed Charges 33533 17
Present Fixed Charge Requirement, including interest on
this issue 2,258,000
Income available for charges during the 5' year period ended December 31,
1917, averaged 1.80 times the requirements therefor.
These Bonds are followed by 6,000,000 Preferred Stock and $10,500,000 Com
mon Stock. Dividends have been paid without interruption since 1S98 on the
Preferred Stock and since 1901 on the Common Stock,, the present rates being
6 and 4 respectively.
Application will be made to list these additional Bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange.
LEGAL FOR SAVINGS BANKS IN NEW YORK AND CONNECTICUT
Price, '87 and interest, to yield about 5.25
Guaranty Trust Company Bankers Trust Company
of New York New York
We do not tuirtntee tbe stitemcnU aad flturet ptestnttd herein, but they nre taken from soutcej which
we Dcllere to oe tccunte
Clayton F. Banks Conopondent
Guaranty Trust Company cjf New York
421 Chestnut Vet, Philadelphia
Tclephonea Bell, Lombard 4G Keystone, Main 43?
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Decreaie In Hog Slaughtering
Chlcato. Mny Ul line slnueliterlncs'
"", ",'!', 'ol' "''k emleil May li arel
"tnnnicd at tHN.OUO. compared to I.T.i.-
ikhi the previous wccK, ami lidt.tmo the
same week last enr Total for sum-
nicr season. March I to May
...70WK.0. . compyrHlo T..WI,..
same period in WIS,
March I to May I", Is
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Oil Company Resumes Dividends
Toronto, Mny 21. The l""rnatIonal
f't'o'eiini Company has declared a divi
dend in iiny rents a snare, payauic
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,vas fiftv cnts a share paid on Decern-
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Ifs the Goods
That Count!
WE are .selling so
many of these won
derfully fine silk
lined suits not only be
cause of their beauty and
variation in styles, but
also because no man or
young man who comes
into our store to see them
is disappointed.
There are more styles,
more different patterns
of silk linings than can
be seen anywhere else.
We are selling them by
the thousands because of
their value.
:$25 & $28
for qualities extending
clear up to 40.
Fresh suits being re
ceived daily to meet the
demand that is daily in
creasing. William H. Wanamaker
1217-19 Chestnut St.
Central Union Trust Company of New York, Trustee
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New York, May 'Jl Cable advlcei
received nl New York metal exchange.
this morning (pintcd prices In London
ns follows: Tin spots, 2:11), n tlcclliio
of 11; futures, 2117, n tlrop of 4 10s;
straits, 212, n loss of ill Sales of
spot were 70 tons; futures 2.10 tons
Standard spot copper. 7t 7s (Id, a re
cession of 2s (id. Futures, 70 IDs, a,
rise of fis. Sales spot 1000 tons. Juice
trolytlc copper, spot. i'J, nnd futures?,
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