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INSURANCE
of all kinds
1
Beidler & Bookmyer
General
INSURANCE
BROKERS
324 Walnut Street
Lombard f7 Main 411
New York Office
1)5 William Street
Tkt OUtil Tille Company la Iht fforU
CTflc
&eal jEStatc rat
Sttfiurance
anb tZCrujSt Compmt?
of $Ijilnbclpjt;i
523 Chestnut Street
General Accident
Fire and Life
Assurance Corporation, Ltd.
FREDERICK RICHARDSON
United Statec Manager
General Building!
4th and Walnut Sts., Philadelphia
Branch Office, 421 V2 Walnut St.
WILLIAMS
& WALTON
General Insurance Agents
Nos. 416-420 Walnut Street
PHILADELPHIA
giiMiuiiimiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiioimiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiuimimiiiiuit;
1 1825 law
THE
PENNSYLVANIA
FIRE
Insurance Company
INCORPORATED 182S
CHARTER TFTtrETCAI.
Office. 508-510 WALNUT ST.
MIILADKM'HIA. TA.
"anHul VSn.O0nM
A.seM R.Mfl.ms m
Net Rnrnln. 1 .R4S.K2 (in
Surplus to Policyholder.. 2,505. J2".. 00
0
3
SiMimiiiiiiiininiuiiimtiiiiimiiiiiniiiMiiininiMiiimmriiimiii
1817
Fire
1919
Association
OF PHILADELPHIA
N. W. Cor. 4th & Walnut
Has given Its policy holders solid
Indemnity for more than ona
hundred years nnd haa never
been so strong financially aa now.
Have you a policy ln this old
and rellshle CompinvT
CHARTER PERPETUAL
$50 $100
LIBERTY BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD
Biddle & Henry
104 SOUTH FIFTH STREET
It em be re Philadelphia .Stock Exchange.
DIVIDENDS
THK moVIDENT MFB AND TRUST
COMPANY Or VHILADKM'IIIA
PhllAdelphla June '23, 1910
At a mettine ofk the board of directors,
hfld this da. ft quarterly dlldend of fle
(B) ppr cent was declared payable on Jtil
1, 1910, to stockholders of record on the
booku of the company at the close of busi
ness June 23 1919 Checks for dividends
will be mailed unless other directions shall
have bean died with the company
LEONARD C. ASHTON. Secretary.
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BUSINESS NOTES
Domestic production of podtet knives,
scissors and shenrs is still inadequate
for the normal demand, and there is
little or no importation save scattering
lots from Japan. Before the war the
greater proportion of pocket knives used
ln this country were imported from
Germnny and Knglnnd, and so fnr it
has been found impossible to increase
the domestic production up to the nor
mal demand.
A great scarcity still prevails in tnanv
lines of machinists' tools. The domi
nant reason for the shortnge is that
during the war the production units for
making these tools were nlmost entirely
taken up by thp government. The re
sult was depleted stocks in domestic
hands, and this gap has not been filled.
Heavy financial losses through (lie
nationalization of port services hnve
caused the Argentine Gpvernment to de
cide to turn over to private contractors
the handling of the ports, according to
the shipping review, Navigacion, The
contractors under tho proposed plan
would be required to pay to the gov
ernment two cents gold en each ton of
shipping loaded or unloaded. This fund
would be created to cover government
losses from the ports and would be con
tinued until the fund nmounts to nbout
$500,000.
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS
, !,' .J.un? . M. BUTTEH Receipts,
21i208tubi. Market firm extras. tlOcj Trsts
84BWci seconds. 4347oi packing atock
40tv44c.
EOOS Recelpta 82.851 cases. Market
atMdv. Firsts, sn40c: ordinary firsts. SSci
miscellaneous, 3780c; dirties, 81ffl35c.
Cash for Depositors of Defunct Bank
Pittsburgh, June 23. Ilecelver G, II.
Getty, of the defunct Park linnk, an
nounces that a payment amounting to
S3 18 per cent would be mado about
July 1 to depositors, whose money has
been tied up in the bank since it failed
to Topeirtts doori, February 18,
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
BALDWIN CONSOLIDATION
ANNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED
Report Comes From Nciv York That Philadelphia Plant Will
Be Sold Gossip of the Street
THERE wprc persistent, rumors of pending consolidations and nbsorp
tionq in the finaneliu district on Saturday during the half session. The
most notable of these was the Ilnldwin consolidation, about which so much
has been said unofficially lately.
A New York paper announced that a plan had been completed bv the
Baldwin directors and would probably be announced this week. No mention
nas made by this paper of any consolidation with one or more well-known
steel concerns about which there has been so much discussion here, but the
statement said that the Philadelphia plant, for which $15,000,000 had been
offered, will be sold. It 'then went on to stifle that further details were
understood to Involve the shares of the present stock for the new shares at
a figure very favorable for the present stockholders.
"Unless a combination with some other concern or concerns," remarked
a well-known broker, "Is in contemplation or nn accomplished fact, or
unless there is to be a complete reorganl7atlon of the llaldwin concern and
its subsidiaries, such a statement as the above is inexplicable.
"It is possible that the 515,000,000 is the price asked or offered for
the valuable real estate occupied by the Halilvvln properties in this city,"
he said, "and that the rumored consolidation may involve such a transac
tion as a separate proposition."
In quarters where first-hand information on the deal should have been
obtained there was no information to bo had.
Another consolidation which mav be announced very soon is in connec
tion with secral large oil properties in which a prominent banking and
investment house in this city is largely interested It was said the ar
rangements nre not completed r.nd any announcement at the present stage
would be premature. This deal, it is said, involves some of the largest
and best oil-producing properties in existence.
There nlso persists the rumor of n purchase of the Tlectric Storage
Kattery Company by du 1'ont interests, but whether this was prompted by
the notion of the stock ou the exchange during the half session on Saturday
or vice crsa was nu open question.
It was expected that today or at latest tomorrow there will be public
announcements of several new attractive issues of preferred stocks, shoit
term notes nnd bonds.
Springfield Water to Issue $2,071,200 in Bonds
A dispatch from Ilarrisburg sajs the Springfield Consolidated Water
Company, of Philadelphia, in accordance with the law requiring notice of
increase of stock or indebtedness by public service corporations to be filed'at
the capital, lias given notice of n proposed issue of $2,071,200, or bonds,
the proceeds to be used in part as collateral as a loan from the United States
Housing Corporation, to be used for additional facilities under an order from
the Public Service Commission.
A well-known broker put forwnrd a rather novel reason for the present
maintenance of pi ices on the stock exchange. This reason, he said, is not
so noticeable in Philadelphia, ns in New York nnd perhaps Chicago, hut the
reluctance of very wealth '"en who lime made large profits on the exchange
to "cash in" and who nre sitting tight until something happens they know
not what is to his mind one of the main reasons why certain well-known
stocks arc not coining out on the high quotations recently This reluctance
on their pait, he Miicl, is not voluntan, but they urgue that there is no use
in taking profits so long ns the government can reach out and tnke nnj where
around HO per cent or more of them.
"While these profits," lie remarked, "remain profits they are not sub
ject to income tax, and it is onl In the event of purchase and vale that the
tax applies. For that reason mere are many men carrjmg mrgu quuiuiiiei
I nf stnrk-s which thev bought on a low market and on which the could now
have a handsome profit were it not for the income tax."
Banker Says Market Indicates Germans Will Sign
A short time ago a banker said the stock mnrket was prophetic rather
than reflective; that is, it anticipated eeuts rather than echoed them when
or after they had happened.
On Saturday he called attention to the market conditions when the day
before all the peace stocks went soaiing, and remarked that to uphold his
theory lie predicted that Germany would sign the peace treaty, nnd would
sign soon.
Among the food stocks, which are above everything peace stocks, he
pointed to United States Pood Products, Corn Products, American Linseed
and several biscuit stocks, and closely associated with food production ho
instanced International Harvester, Kojal Dutch and American International.
"These," he rcmurked, "are leading the market today; and," he added,
"they will continue to do o for some time."
PLANS FOR OIL MERGER
New Pittsburgh Corporation to Be
Called TranGeontlnental
Pittsburgh. .Tunc 23. The new local
oil combination will be cnlled the Trans
continental Oil Company, and will have
2,000,000 shares to be offered at ?47
a share.
The combination will include the
Texas-Pciin Oil Company, Pittsburgh
Texas Oil nnd (ins f'ompaii, Riverside
Knstern nnd Riverside Western Oil
Companies.
The companies will meet nt different
times from June .10 to July 7, to ratify
dissolution and the new formation.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS
New York, June 21!. Flour stendv ;
spring patents nnd Kansas straights,
$ll.."0(i?12.00; spring clears, JO.nOCTlO;
winter straights. $1111.1.": pork
quiet; mess, $."S(?;i8.."0; family S.lfiSi:
,"R. l.ard strong; middle west, $35.70(?T
35.80.
The People of Pennsylvania
Deprived of Their Rights
By Their Representatives
A ratification of theWoman Suffrage Federal Amend
ment by the Senators at Harrisburg plans to deprive the voters
of their right to decide their own electorate.
All honor to Senators James S. Boyd, Clarence J.
Buckman, Robert D. Heaton, Joseph A. Herron, W.
Clayton Hackett and George Sassaman for their patriot
ism, integrity and splendid moral courage.
Pennsylvania Association Opposed
to Woman Suffrage
1324 Widener Bldg., Chestnut and Juniper Streets,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IMHTOI'I.AYS
THEATRES
OWNED AND MANAGED BV MEMBERS OP
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT "" AUUVi AlAt
CECIL n. DE MILI.E'R
"DON'T C1IANQE YOUR HUSBAND"
PI ID 17 V A tOT11 MARKET STS.
EUK11IS.A MATINEE DAII.T
W 8 HART In
"THE MONEY CORRAL"
1 171717170 COM ST" AND DAITPUIN
Jfc.rrtKijS-' STS. MAT. DAILY
MATf ALLISON in
"ISLAND OP lNTRlQUE"
II lAinn FRONT ST. b aiRARD AVE.
JUlVlDvJ Jumtm Junction on Prankfgnl "L"
CONSTANCE TALMADQE In
"MRS LErFINOWELL'S BOOTS"
I rrt ICT S3D AND LOCUST, STREETS
LULO 1 Mats. 1 iSO. 3 :83 Kvxs. 8 ;80 to 11
ROBERT WARWICK In
"SECRET SERVICE"
BVjpOTN( PTJELlfr
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
New York, June 2li. Trading in
coffee was nctive and excited this morn
ing. Under a rush of bujing orders, all
active deliveiies opened lfiO points high
er, the mnximum advance allowed by
the rules of the exchnnge.
The demand far exceeded the offerings
iiiid the trndlng vvns nniiortionate.
The excitement in the coffee market
was due to sensational strength in
prices in r,rn7il, with unprecedented ad
vanced reported in futures at Santos.
These gains were attributed to bullish
views on peace prospects and sninll
ciop estimates.
Saturdu s Today a
(lose openlnn
September . . . 23 01 24 51
December .... 22 10 24 00
March . 22 33 23 33
Slay 22 23 23. T3
NEW YORK METAL MARKETS
New York, June 23 The follow Ins- nrlcea
were quoted nt the New York metal ex
ohAnKe Copper- Spot 1 , 18c bid. June.
fi18'kc. September 1S'W19 Lead Snot
3 200 bid. June .1 211 lie July 5 2
110c September 3 32'4 OS 11c Market
Arm 'Spelter East St I.ouls Snot and June.
il'Tc bid, August 11 HOc bid; September. 0 00c
bid, October 7 00c bid Market ateady.
moTon-Wi
MVhvl 02D A1.D UAHKW dlo.
CHARLES RAY In
"TUB HUB1IEH"
DADf RIDOB AVE DAUPHIN. ST.
rMfAfw Mat. 2 1 15. Ev. U;S to 1,
FLORENCE REED In
"WIVES OP MEN"
RIVOLI
C2D AND SANEOM STS.
MatlnM u.ll.
11. ii, ,. Aivi.r.iv in
"THE MAN WHO TURNED WHITE"
STRAND 0M1ANT0?; vXSanoo
ROBERT WARWICK In
"SECRET SERVICE"
WEST ALLEGHENY &
DUrTTIN FARNUM In
"A QENTLEJIAN FROM INDIANA"
kED&ER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
c
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR
. --.. Jl.'vril'is 41, lull UUBll, hip it.',.-
it K" "'"" ,lut Prices ruled firm Quota;
, "EAT nrrelpts 21.100 bush, The mar-
-."". v .r ivi.
"' In exwort elevator. Kovernment.
ftj.-'r"" "tan-lard i?f'-t" ",.
m r', l2'8"' No 1 southern PTlnj
hi nan
red v.
12 39l No. 1 hnrrl mini. 1" 3Q Vn I red
Y'J'lVr'v.aarllcki. 12 at No 'l red nmutt
12.86. No. 2 ted winter. 12.31. No, 2 north
ern anrlnv. 19 nn wn i ,... ini.r. ST.. nil:
m.? "d.,lll,frv.:,'1tlty. 2.4. No. 5 1 red
smutty, 2 83 No 3 fed winter. I2.'2;
f , northern eprlna U 32 No a nam
winter I5..i v o ...i ii. ...rlteltr.
a hard
J.r ?- . 8, red. amuttv. 12 2H: N
iS 52' N.0 earllrky. $.' 28, No. 4. amiit
h, '.i'Su 4v irarllckv amuity 12 21. No
I'.-..12 ?! o S itarllckv. 12.20: No
.. ITU,
imiutfj
No. ft
i.i... t nft n n.
'"'""' 2,2.1. No 5. inrl'-ky. amuttv 12 21
r.rt,v.--iry' .".' ". "L'- r" ."':'"". -.T.
. .. ' i"-i
., V .'."'P, 13 . BUsne.H. ?'"
.mini
i l.i " V;" . 'n1, mi "tl mm ira .
trad;, a. trmlalltyMd loJallon at II 7 I
1 il per buehel location at l oi
y.n itreeipia. in nm lmehela l ne mar
ket wan nulet but arm under IHrht offerlmta ,
Quotatlona. Car lotn na to lomtlon No 2
white 81fRlV4r, atnn.lard white. SOW 81e
iNO 3 whltA 7nl- am. xrn whir .Tn
"Z"ie.n,r, .
- i .' 'lUlfl. 1 llli nn, im HI nin-nn
iiiii. . Jll" "".K. ani ,n" market, showed
... . ---..-. ... ..uu.n.tiiiia .n.m.u ... .".
,i; . . ni'iiHi per inn i. in i. ii i
V.. J.u!f. "nrka Winter atralirht. weatern
tn .otiu (0, nearhv. IK) 71011 21,1 Kan-
IS? "ilSsiio .J.11 S,)P1S H? do ."ho.rt,.,t'o,i'.'
12 RO
. ' -- ' oi.iin nimii .'. ...I.. r..'i
H.I.. ...... nil.nt 1i..
clear
IBT'Brin"'- "1.10WJ2 25. do. first
nvn ..1i ,'.' l ., ....
Sualfty. '" " barn;1 ln "",cks R" to
, ,,' V" T-" j'u'i mm uiiciuiiiKCU ?u Muof-
PPnviciniUQ
The market ruled firm nlth a fnir loh-
blnir dennnd The nuotatlons follow,
Beef. In et. amrik.rt ?i,i nie-drleri 4St!
beef, knuckle, and tenl.ra amoked nnd air-
rla.l JD i. ... m t r-. - . .
.....u. ..v ,Miirt jtniiii iiki iiic. utiin
S P 'cur.d fooa- nii4 W87V4c io -k'nned
looae .".m, a.llo tin 7a .ffij nufis.se.
? nf' ",A1 loose 2.c dS amok.d. 3o0.
i'c'T.r'S '' "",so 3lc- """"" "ncnn
.it. iara jiic
... -,,,...
REFINED SUGARS
There tmi. a moderntc bualness
bnala of lit, for line xranulnted.
on
DAIRY PRODUCTS
I HI1.!. !l. The market wfl.. nulet and
........
there v.ere ample offe Inira nt quoted rates
Quotations Nl Vurk unA VVI..ti.ln uhU.
milk flat a current mnk. fmcj aiiHJ'..
do whole-rntlk flats current make, fair to
Bonl1,JlJjIV''
HUTTEIt The mirk.t ruled nt.nd on
fine cool but th. nn 1, rirni le. in re Intl
in.l irregular In vahn Quotations Sotll
packed cr.nmin ixtrna "So. hlither
acorinit Kooda IHrlil, the latter for 1n!-
bine anlea. extra flr.t. '2c flrnta 4U aide
aeconda 47W4SC weet cnamerj. chol e to
fnncv ,1.1ff17c d fair to co.nl r.nWIIc
fancy branda of nrlnla Jobbing at OOffcl.'c
fair to choice, inffr.vii
1:00s Strlctl nne ecca were .enrce nnd
wnnted nupplle. .p moiily of medium nnd
poor etock, which wan dull nnd lrr, (rulnr
In value Quotation, were Tree inaes
liearbl flr.ta 114 10 D.r erale, curreri, re
olptn. 113 10, w.t.rn ,Tlrn flrs'a III til
Urate 118 30. fnncj i-loctirt eKBS Jubblns at
C4O50O per .'ozrn
POULTRY
I.IVK Receipt, wen- llcht nnl nrl.e. of
fowl, advanced lc The nimtntlons vere
smaller alren 3SW42c roo.ter. 2t'T2.i'
ouckb t-eain .i'(n.c no imlMn Hunn.r.
'.Iitr'.'tc, Ketae 20c Plreon. old per pnlr
0 (Et 4 Tic do sounif pir pnlr SlfrtOo
imKStl-IJ There i Utile trulinir nnd I
price, of fowl, nnd old roost, r. di i lined lc
quotations. Towls fre.h klll-l dr picked.
In boxes welthlnK 4 lb. and over TPlece,
3(k wclghlnE .11(31. Ih. .31. amillernlrea
30(?T32c fresh-killed In bvrri I. fam v drv-
I Picked, welffhtlnir i lb. and ov, - nnlece,
31Vj, vveluhlnit SSfl'i lb. apiece .IKllc
i smaller size, 30$?32c oil rooster, drv.
'picked 22c. broiler, nenrbv UtfiCi do
western 4Sfi 13c spring duck. Lour- I. land.
I S4 IJT 3T.c nnunlis per do7en vhlte weiKhlnK
115(1.' IDs per Moi IH inntl '." do do
welBhlnir 1I1J10 lb. per doz $7-iu,iQo-do
do vvelnhlnc 8 lb. per do? lr(ft?n 7
do do w-elRhlnir 7 lbs per doz 14 .loffj
Ti 21' do do. vvelnhlriR- lliU lbs per do
J2.10W3 10 dirk, Jl 50O2 23; email an 1
No 2 U0c!2 ,
FRESH FRUITS
r.ichfs were more plentiful Tnd we,,k r
with demand onlj modi rate There wis t
fnlr Infiulrj for oth3i fruit, nt revl.e,i pi.
una quotations Imon. per bix 1 1 It
(131 Oraniie. ('allfnrnli per t,0 I3f(ii'i
Htriwbtrrlea per quart 1Sifi40 Cnntn
loupe. Clllfornla per crate 13 213 7.1
Wnlermelons T Inrldn rr car J3iHK(Til0fi
Illnckberrie. N'orth Cirollm per riuart Jl
17i2Sc Cherries nenrbj per lb we.t
triiJ720c sour 13fll7c , Peaches (Jeireli,
per crate 1JW4
VEGETABLES
Tho mirket for potaloe. ruled weak nn.l I
lower under more liberal offerings nnil n
limited demnnd Onion, were Mso .asier '
Quotntlons While potitoe. South f.-iiilln.
nnd North Cnrollnn ier bbl Nu 1 $4 fc
4 71. No 2. I2.1lifr2 71 While potnto.s
Paslern Shore Vlrslnln per bhl Vu 1
14 .IllSfl 10, No 2 il 1lllff3 Whit, pole
toes N'orfilk per bhl No, 1 144 71
No 2 ll.711"('2 in rnbhiRe llintfrn Shore 1
per crate jl mfi2 21 do Penn.yhanln re
bbl I2 21W2 71 Onion. Texu. vellow
per crnte 4fM.r,0 do Texna hlte per
rrnte lift 1 ro, do .N'ew Jcrs. plt basket
11 .w'.' in 1
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS!
Kioisna City, June 23 llutter two cents
lower, creamer 43c first 41c second. 42c '
Ella's unchiuiR-od. firsts, 3'lc seconds 33c .
RR follows , Kou li Ptnrcsi SIW " " l'' " A, ., i .
34c aprlmt .Hkk-n.. broiler. not ill 1IOOS -Reeelple 8000 head active IV o
hornn lellow-aklnned weKhlnc 1-. i2 lb., ""c hlsher heinv mixed nnd votker, in
npb.ee RilWHc anrlnc ehUk?nn brollirJ I -'-' 'J A''fht 5nr """ JS"-ain -' JllV,
not Leghorns lellon-aklnned welshlni l'i"j -'" 20 21. roush.. J19 2..P11,, hIuk.
1'4 lbs nplece l.1!J4Sc white t.echorn. $12WiniO
jellow-.klnned vveUhlnic l 2 lb. ilplec .SIIKB1' AS'H I.AtT1S -It. ce .pt. innn
43W41c. white Leirlinm. i.Mnin .linnl lie.il HCtlve lamb, ennler lamb.. S12fffis
The Anderson Auction Company, Inc.
Will Sell at Auction
1 Ninth and Granby Sts., Norfolk, Va.
Wednesday, June 25, 1919, 10:30 A. M.
I For the Underwriters
j Salvage From 4000 Bales
Fire Damaged Purified Linters
g Sound weight, about 500 pounds each
jj Estimated number unbroken bales, upwards of 2500
1 TERMS CASH
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PNOTIII'I.WI
PHOTO PIAYS
OBTlMrn
TfeVVraRoucH
ROOKIsMA
CotPORATION.
All L 12th. Morris l'H.unk Am
AlnamDra Mat.DnllyatS.Evgs G.154U.
UOnhllT WARWICK In
"SECRET SERVICE
A Dm 1 P MD AND THOlll'l.ON bIS.
ArULLU MATINEE DAILV
"THE nETTER 'OLE
OR THE ROMANCE Or OLD HI! I
AD"" A Pit A CHESTNUT nelow lbTH
AKWMJIA jo a M toll 131' M.
DOROTHY DAI.TOV In
"OTHER VIBVS W1ES"
ni 1 iCnlDn DROAD STREET AND
BLUt.DlrvL-' BUSq.UEHAN.SA AVE
ETHEL CLAYTON In
"VICKY VAN"
BROADWAY ""tiAXTJ r
MARY riCKFURP In
"DADDY I1NH I.EOh '
fHlODCQQ MAIN ST. MVNAYU.N K
EMrKfcja MATINEE DAILY
"CONSTANCE TAI.MADOE In
"A LADY'S NAME"
FAIRMOUNT M!iIA4T.RDDA.t.vY
DOROTHY DALTON In
"THE HOME BREAKER
il HIII V THEATRE 1311 Market St.
F AlVllLi I 0 A. M to Mldnltht.
MARION DA VIES In
. (lETTlNO MARY MARH1KD
r e T'1 J CT THEATRE Below Spruce.
56lriJ. MATINEE DAI LT
JiCl MOORE In "ONE OP THK KINSST"
TO"oflOrVr OP BLUMIIER MOUNTAIN '
GREAT NORTHERN u?i 1V5em!
HAROLD LOCKWOOD In
SHADOWS OP SUSPICION"
TToCDl AT 60TH WALNUT STS.
lMHllllrVl- Mats 230 Evis.TAO.
LOUIS BENNISON In
"THE ROAD CALLED STRAIGHT"
V t". nCR lT A LANCASTER AVB.
L.EAUC.lN MATINKR naltY
MARGUERITE CLARK In
"COMB OUT OF THE KITCHEN"
i ii-ir"D'T "Roan roi.itMnr av,
Llplt.lv ' ' l"rtvs.P D4H.V
MONTAGU 1A1VB In
I'TIIROUUH TUB TpiLS"
LIVE8T0CK QUOTATIONS
Chimin, June 23 CATTLE Recelpta,
20, C00 head Mnrket beef steers alow Early
ales Jearllngs. Ilht wciirht, steady Ilutcher
steer, nnd feeders steady Calves steady,
MoSJIoas med'iim nnd itooil 12 5nln
common flu saw 12.05, kooiI and cholc
m inoir., rcmmon anct medium 110
" jjo. heifers. jltHRlia m, T.n0
12 JB, canners and cutters, n 21T? 80. veal
cahea. Iliht nnd heaiv. Jin 2R( 17.7B: feed
era ate.ra. SB 25 12 7B, atocker steera.
RI1KEP.
-npi-.ini. it nnn hnrt
Market ,
alow Kirl!
anle. fat claai-ea moatiy one
lower Some bretdlnir alock atendy. I.amba
31 hound rinwn ali nnff?17 ntll. and com
mon. $Snl4 yeirl'nsa whethera, $10 1
11 jfi. ewes, medium Rood and choice, $0 2S.
W S 2S
lloas-neeelpt, 37,000 head. Market on
better Brad .a mo.tly SOc hlKher than Situr- ,
oruer Krnil.a mo.tlv flOr he
da) Mm. rf ,ln. n n.eklnr hoc. To
$2 ss .,, ,5,w,,n hf.iv. 120 no
.lie aoinic on pacKina- nosa mr
Hulk. 2tt.M,R0 heay, 20nq,t. tmhllcntlfin nf cnlilo (n the effect
tlh J"s1lni. M0l)OiSl M IlKht velaht.
j2(l S0W2I RR, llirht llfht.HS B 21.23,heavy
i,.T.,;a ,,?" ," V.i. .. i "
''" ilu 5, pita, I1718 25
IMft.Knv!. T..- m n iT"ri v tlaflnt.
'"'On h.ad loner Hteera 114 RdWlO, helf- '
iv.n i,i,ai,i CHI" .II1I.II .,11
I liros Heeelpta asm) hend. hlither
......t-b nnu irni imnri. ... im .
ni.ni orKers,
20 50
I20notfsu"i pia jo 2i
MllKl-l
and i,AMnf n.reipta . 4.100
tt!'1 Steady Topeheip 110. top lambs
...
.11
I'AI.VKS necelpU. 1800 hend
Ptradj
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, i
M. ly.,,1. Jure 23 ltoos-neeeints 10 -'
'00 hend hluher tor IJI.7S bulk I2HJ
21 fio henw woliht JtfJ1n riedlum
'f'-'l.'l llirht llihta Jin -.00 21 21 hmvy I
iipitrnt i 'l ' i'i 7Ti irni umrni -i .
2l 21 i
pieklnir aowa smioth 1H 71111(1 .1k nark-
I" sown roueh. H701S7.1 olita lllB?o
, IATTI.R nec-lnta ftnm head tenll
1 l.f .ti.r. mp.lluni H n rt hpAUvwplaht m.
.. i -i-:u-; - - - -..
'""'" 'f' wd n2Wl.l common lift 7TI01
,2 llfeht viTitht s-ood nnd choice 111 .no
'; hnJf". &? in 31 f 7 v" v "lea vW
TrAThaMe
,te..r. IS2.1W11.10. atocker atcera 17 501
11"
MHRRP -Receipt.
(1.100 hend. no nnlrs
Tllddtng lower
Knn.ns ( ll .tune 2S KOOS nccelpl.
KOOO head HlnhT Hulk tin sni20 HO
?lrn.'-i '.!! "inA'i-.. .n "V,.,.Vi .-. ." .
1 i i ni.i uinn. ,.ii i i.i .'i i'". ikiu ii.in
iiftrr'iniin nflr.kinir .iivirt 12n J.1 120 10
n'c ,
i.
TT! r Kecolpt. It 000 bond !xiw
us -nar ii ,.-i
Ileno lieef steer, chok" and in Ime IH"
(Ttll medium nnd Bond !- 215r 11 1 cum
mon Sill SI n 12 21. lUht welrhti irood and
rhnin. Ill RlfiTll ommon fin! m. Hum
(O '-.frl" 11 liulcher Mllh helfir. ICt'Ofl!
1171 rnnn-ra and i uttera 21i ti 2 . veal
cale. IlKht nnd Imndv velBhte ItnitriiJ.
frcier vteera 111 1 f? 1 3 2.1 "tinl.er .teem
l.fil.'ln
SlfKlil' Iteclpts floOO h I I"
Iamb. i pound or l-n. $ 1 4 - 0 If 1 . , una
nn.l common III If n 21 jenrllnc melher.
fin lilf Id A ewe. IV(?P ewea cull, uril
mmrhrn v rnffl 15 breeding cv on llnfj 17
root" IISrR.'l
. ,, ,,
List Ilnffnlo, Jun 2T CATri.r. 11.
(elit. 37.10 head heavvalow other, mend
prlm alerra. lt 71 1.1 25 ahlpplni,- ateors
ill14R0 butcher.; J'l RIK.I1 4 .10 inr
Una-. 11S11.10 helfera S50fll3 cow.
M"nflU7' llllla ISltfll RO atorler. nn I
feeder, ss Miff 11 RO, fre.h cown and uprlrm
ellltliu.i
CAIA EH UciMpta, 2400 head utetvlj
Unas IlnfM
wethe to VI Wl )
Wtl mlved kliei
jo no ro 11 .in
.MITCHELL..
191 1, 5-passentrer .touiins;; newly
refinished; excellent condition;
$600.
LEXINGTON MOTOR CO.
OF PENNA.
851 N. Broad Street
PRICES
GOING UP!
We believe that the
present general upward
swing in commodity
prices will continue for u
while yet.
Our opinion regarding
the future trend of over
125 of the most impor
tant commodities will be
mailed gratis. Ask for
Bulletin C-133. Write on
business letterhead and
enclose 3c stamp to cover
mailing. Address
Dept. P. I.. 53 of the
Babton Statistical Organization
Mellr.Iei Mill.. Moss.
I tirge.t Organlrntlon of its
t liarneter In the World
nir
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The following theatres obtain their picture!
throughtheSTANLEY Booking Corporation,
which is a gunrantee of early showing of
the finest productions. Ask for the theatrt
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Booking Corporation.
333 MARKET rAoiTit
MUSTAUl' I.OV E In
' THROL't.H THE TOILS"
MODEL iSi b.?V?,H ST Orchestra.
ltl'll-.l. Contlnuoua 1 to 11
HALE HAMILTON In
' AITEH HIS OVN HEART"
OVERBROOK CJO KXW?-
NOIIMA TALMA DOE In E-
"THE PROBATION WIFE
PALACE 1!I,40 W STREET
W h'Wt1 l'n "' M
"SQUARE DEAL SANIIERSON- .
PRINCESS Wffi'.fnan
HAIB IIA MLTON """''I
full op pei"
REGENT KABKB?'1 ?"' iTTu
SOME BRIDE
D I A I Tt GERMAN-TOWN A vie
IXI-VI-. IU AT TUU'Piikn,
DOROTHY (Hell in a.N
"BOOTS"
RUBY ".Vfy"
DOROTHY DALTON In
f. it i
"THE LADY OP RED BUTTE
CAVOY ,SU MARKET STREETT
OWW I SAM TO MlDNlnr-P
MAURICE TOURS'EUR'H A,GUT
"WOMAN"
STANLEY ToW7"
REX BEACH'S .
"THE CRfMSON GARDENIA"
VICTORIA Kt'iM
TOM MIX ln .
"PiallTINO FOR QOLD"
When in Atlantic City Ctlnft
Thaatre
ANlTAtSTBWART
MAI1Y TIKOAM
i -. .
rfTJNE '23, 1919
PEACE NEWS SENDS
CORN PRICES UPWARD
All Futures Rise to New Top
Level for Season Oats
Higher
Clilrago, .tune 2.1 There was n
""'" '' J"M in corn uiuircs to new inp
prices fnr the season todav. follow lug
that the Oerinans had formally nn
nounced their willingness to sign the
peace treats unconditionally. The pit
was excited
.
The upturn was preceded by reees-
slons after a strong start. At first the
mnrket was bullish!) affected by a fresl.
rise in hogs nnd smnller leceipts
Selling then developed on a fair m
crease in the visible supplj , heaviness
. ., ., , , . ,, .
in uie cusn arucies ami uivornuie i-rop
and
wcntliei newk hen the word
. , ,
was reci iv nl from Paris that dermanv
hnd occtptrd the terms of the Allies
.. ..
there was n s( ramble to Irll) Kaslern
.
Oats olso tin ned firmer, after imv ing
weakened ,m selling, due tn an i.,c,e.ie
... ... , .. ,, .. ., ,
'" "IP iislbie supiil) in the I nited
States Trade was niodernte
The jump in corn stimulate,! pur
chases IHillnir future. rnnKcd np fnllriw ,
Con, mew ilcllvervl
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It's an edict of Peace that you shall take a vacation this summer
travel for pleasure ! Glorious out-of-door playgrounds moun
tains, woods, lakes, seashores are close at hand.
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST
Forty world-famous beaches ! Gay, cool, full of life and freedom, from New York Bay down
to Cape May ; Long Branch, Asbury Park and Ocean Grove ; Barnegat Bay, Atlantic City,
Ocean City, Wildwood hundreds of hotels, great and luxurious, or small and comfortable,
with rates to suit any purse all the charm all the sports and pleasures of the Seashore.
THE POCONOS AND DELAWARE VALLEY
Thousands of New Yorkers go up into the Poconos and the Delaware Valley for their summer
outings, year after year. The change of air and scenery is marked and beneficial. Whipping
the trout streams, boating on beautiful lakes, golfing, motoring or riding, with great stretches
of high, wooded country to gaze upon or tramp over. Here in perfection is a combination
of beautiful country, recreation and rest that is vacation.
SPORTFUL LONG ISLAND
Five hundred miles of shore line almost one continuous resort, so numerous are its various
summer places and summer attractions. Eoating, bathing, golf, tennis supreme! Everywhere
life and youth; sport and fun. Summer is full to overflowing with pleasures on Long Island.
The United States Railroad Administration has issued descriptive booklets of the above resorts, giv
ing lists of hotels, etc. For booklets and complete information call at Consolidated Ticket Offices,
1539 Chestnut street, or write to nearest Travel Bureau, stating booklet desired.
United -States Railroad -Administmixon-
U EimsuaiHrf? 1
tWIMBlHllHIMi wra mWItf . Rr-H r
500 SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
H. R. HEINICKE, Inc.
(Chimney Builders)
and
39 SHARES OF THE COMMON STOCK
GLOBE CLAY COMPANY, Inc.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, Francis P. Garvan, Alien Property
Custodian, will offer for sale, at public sale, to the highest bidder at the office of H. R.
Heinicke, Inc., 147 Fourth Ave., New York, at 3 o'clock P. M., on the 1st day of July,
500 Shares of the capital stock, par value $100 each, being the entire issued capitalization,
of H. R. Heinicke, Inc., a corporation created and existing under and by virtue of the
laws of the State of New York; and 39 Shares of the capital stock, par value $100 each,
out of an issue of 139 Shares of Globe Clay Company, Inc., a corporation created and
existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Ohio.
Full description of and information concerning- the property to be
told, the term and conditions of inspection and aale, and the order
thereof, may be obtained by application to JOSEPH F. GUFFEY,
Director, Bureau of Sales, 110 West 42nd Street, New York City.
FRANCIS P. GARVAN,
Alien Property Custodian.
W
MONEY-UENDINQ HATES -NKW
YORK Money on call opened
lending and renewing, nn mixed col
lateral, at fl per cent, industrials lend
ing nt (lj per cent.
Time funds were quoted nominal!) at
0 per cent for sixt) and ninety dojs,
hut little or ho money was forthcoming.
There were no changes in mercantile
discounts or In prime bank acceptances,
PHILADELPHIA Call, iy, per
cenf ; time fi')1 (fid per cent; commer
cial paper, three to six months, "i'4 ffj
5M; per cent ; six months, (1 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New Yoih, Juno 2.1. Awaiting the
definite announcement of the action
taken bv (iermany relative to the pence
trentv signature, the foreign exchange
mnrket tills forenoon was nominal and
unsettled. Sterling nnd francs were
stead) , Italian exchnnge showed a slight
improvement, hut Swiss, pesetas nnd
Scandinavians were ensler in tendenrj
Quotations, were. Demand tillng
, iml -..1.1... I I'll f...- ,..
MUn,. cables 401 V franc cables I
ft. lierl.s (1 ,Tx . lire i.nlilo.. Vnl
chicks 0"; Swiss culiles r.:i.". checks!
.". "7 . guilder cables !) 1 10. ol.crU
.'fv7 , prset.is cables 20, clinks III 'l.' ;
tuckholin (.ihlts 2." SO, (hecks 2.1 00
Christ iani.i cables 2." 10. checks 2i MO
Copciibagen 1 allies 2.t 80. clicks 12H (10
itnlile notes 'vore 1 nsier nt nominal quo
tntions nf 10',(!ilOU.
IN tiding nlhiiiil infnrmatinn nf Cir
main's pence tn itv action, tlie mnrket
IiPC'iiiio weaker, ispicinliv fur finnis,
vvliidi frnni the enrlv qiKitntinns fnini
li .'ill nnd li .'S sold off to CA' Sterlmi.
shndi d to itll)'. foi demand and tlili..
for c.ibles l.nc lost ti point to SIM
for 1 able nnd S Oft for checks, nnd
esetns meilid to 111 Iis for cables nnd
l'l 00 foi dick. The othei 1 h ingi s
wen snnll
BANK CLEARINGS
rtnnk rl.erlna-. todiv cnmpired with cor
rr.pondlntf dl leal two venrn
lain 11ns 11117
I-hlln inn 211 7 is tin mi 1174 147 117 202
lie. ton "O 411 in 4S I14II 4'7 .'s "4 14 711
New 1 42 Ml 44 401 1S rim 370 .17S '.'311
lultlmore I.I73 1B81 11 .3110 1174
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Summer Vacation
Your Reward of Victory!
Travel Durrau
143 Liberty Street
New York City
Travel Bureau
646 Transportation Bui
Chicago
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Tto " 'iejs o'S i '
I ALIEN PROPERTY I
V CUSTODIAN J
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Vftn-yif'CT
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COTTON BUYING LAfiGUV
Alin DDIPCO CHAD UIPU "V
, y
Prospects of Early Peace Set- ':,y
tlement and Boll Weevil Talk' tM
Cause Unusual Demand "
New Yorli, .Tune '. Ignoring the i
poor cables nnd generally favorable;, j
.. ., . .. . . . - -i.
wvimicr over nuiiuaj , tnc cotton market Td
had a strong nnd active opening today ?9
ni a du to Mi points net advance.
A surprising volume of buying ap
penred in the market from Liverpool,
Japanese interests, the South nnd Wall
street, based, it was assumed, upon tho
prvspects for a speedy peace settlement,
n big jump in New Orleans, whero
I Mn-ch contracts were up 120 points.
I "'"'.
n.nl hol.hevik talk.
Tnf' latter was the worst so far on
1 ""'' rrol' nni1 included nn official state-
mn'"' ""m t.oorgln that not over halt
, n o,ir0'' rn,l,l '"" cxpi cted in tiiat state.
l nfavoinhle reportn were also received
fimn TiMirkana and other points In
the South.
The advance naturally attracted n
good dent n f ralizliig, which caused
subsequent inactions, and nt 10iSO
o'clock the list was about AO to 47
points net higher and still verv active.!
I he initial advance nf nbout 07 to
17 points established new high records
for all deliveries There was excited
hnv ing nn the continued bullish view
of p((o prospe ts nnd unfavorable crop
1 reports but the higher prices attracted
(rs henw realizing, particularly by
hrokeis with Wall street and western
einno( turn.
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