EVENING' PUBLIC LED&I3R PHILADEX3?H1A, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, M910
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Financial Briefs
A Chicago bonrd of trade member
ship sold (liln week for .$0300 net to
buyer, establishing a new high record.
E. McCormlck lias been appointed
Assistant to the president of the Hnll
way Steel Spring Company. H. S.
Banghart has been made treasurer, and
B. C. Dunn, assistant treasurer.
In declaring a quarterly dividend of
$1.50 a share the directors of the La
Belle Iron Works, of Pittsburgh,
placed the common slock on n 0 per
cent per annum basis. Heretofore the
company has paid dividends of $1 a
share quarterly with f 1 n share' extra.
The regular quarterly dividend of $2
was declared on the preferred stock.
From Interests close to the company
It Is learned that the Coliimbln Orapha
phnne Manufacturing Company has
completed the purchase .of two fac
tories, one located In the Metropolitan
district of New York clty. nnd the
other In this city. Negotiations arc alo
TJti?:: z:1 IkiFxssgs. season's low mark 'bulges in cotton
ESTABLISHED IN CORN ARE NOT MAINTAINED
Wrighi-Mariia iiraet
In lino With the policy announced by lulll also ronslrter n rpunlntlnn niithnrlz-
the company several weeks ngo, whcnng the sale of such Increased corn
It closed its Bridgeport plnnt, that newi IIUIII stock at less than par. The com-
factories would be obtained. At that ( pany proposes to offer new stock to
time officials stated that labor condl- ntnckhnldera at $70 n share. I'ar valuo
tlons In linugepori were sucu uiac u ,uil be $100.,
was Impossible for the company to, -
operate there Tc Nw yArk K(m,k j,xiin1(((, ,,
. , , , , . , , , admitted to list Kink Itubber Company
fulled Stales Industrial Alcohol 7 ,,. opnt ,,,.,.,,.,.,.,, cutmilntlvc coil
Company has lued a call for a meet- x ,,, Mock 11I1(1 wlNon & c inr
Inc. of stockholders on October , for , , , .
H. purpose of voting on the icsolullou ' "
ine .i,ihiii,ikhi par ot common mock
of the Fairbanks Coinpniij a (
terdaj admitted to trndltig on the New
York Stock Kxrhntigr. timcrnorH of
the exchange nlo listed the 5Ji;i,!rS,
.1(10 par of 7 per cent cuimilatite pre
ferred and 242,lS.'l nlmrrn of common
j of the XalU-al AiuII i-1 C'hr:-ici!
Cympanj, Inc.
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Important Notice to Stockholders
As your Committee has ascertained that there is apparently a very
large amount of common stock of Wright-Martin Aircraft Corporation
which is not owned by the persons in whose names the stock is regis
tered, and as it is of the greatest importance to the shareholders that they
should have an opportunity to deposit their stock under the Plan and
Agreement of July 11th, 1919, the Committee has extended the time for
deposits until and including September 2nd, 1919, so that the Plan and
Agreement may be brought to the attention of owners of stock who are
not registered on the books.
Copies of the plan and agreement should be obtained at once from
the Depositary, The Equitable Trust Company of New York, 37 Wall
Street, New York City.
N New York, August IS, 1919.
CHARLES HAYDEN, Chairman,
FREDERICK B. ADAMS,
A. J. BROSSEAU,
JAMES B. CLEWS.
GEORGE H. HOUSTON,
AMBROSE MONELL.
HENRY K. POMROY,
ANDREW V.'STOUT,
Committee.
CHADBOURNE, BABBITT & WALLACE, Counsel
14 Wall Street) New York, N. Y.
H. J. WOLFF. Secretary,
14 Wall Street, New York, N. V. ,
International Motor Truck Corporation
-Important Notice to Stockholders
As your Committee has ascertained that there is apparently a large
amount of stock of International Motor Truck Corporation which is not
owned by the-persons in whose names, the stock is registered, and as it
is of "the greatest importance to the shareholders that they should have
an opportunity to deposit their stock under the Platband Agreement of
July 11th, 1919, the Committee has extended the time for deposits until
and including September 2nd, 1919, so that the Plan and Agreement
may be brought to the attention of owners of stock who are not regis
tered on the books. . i
Copies of the plan and agreement should be obtained at once from
the Depositary, The Equitable Trust Company of New York, 37 Wall
Street, New York City. '
New YorkT August IS, 1919.
CHARLES HAYDEN, Cnairman,
r FREDERICK B. ADAMS,
A. J. BROSSEAU.
, JAMES B. CLEWS,
GEORGE H. HOUSTON,
AMBROSE MONELL.
HENRY K. POMROY,
ANDREW V. STOUT,
' Committee.
CHADBOURNE, BABBITT & WALLACE, Counsel,
14 Vall Street, New York, N. Y.
H. J. WOLFF. Secretary,
14 Wall Street, New York, N. Y.
Madison Tire and Rubber Co., Inc.
Common Stock
REGISTRAR
Guaranty Trust Co.
TRANSFER AGENT
Columbia Trust Co.
For information rcgardinsr the Company, reference is made to a letter from Rudolph
A. Low, Esq.. President, copy of which is on file at the uflicc of the undersigned, and
from which the following is summarized .
Business: Madison Tire and Rub.ber Company, Inc., is engaged in the manu
facture of high-grade cord and fabric pneumatic automobile tires, tubes, and
other rubber products. Il its manufacture of cord and fabric tires only the
highest grade of crude rubber and cotton is used. Its operations are conducted
in a modern, well-equipped plant at Buffalo. N. Y. Its daily capacity will be
I approximately 1,200 tires and 2,000 tubes. It also acquires and continues the
business of the United States Rubber RcclaimingCo., Inc., started in 1881,
onpf the largest and oldest independent rubber reclaiming companies in the
world. Thus it will continue and further expand a hjt . -tim ntmim
and sale of rubber products whicti has shown unusual profit and growtli for
over thirty years.
Capitalization: The capitalization of the Madison Tire and Rubber Co.,
Inc., wjll be :
Cumulative Convertible 8 Preferred Stock Authorlieti
(Par value $100,) , $2,000,000
Common Stock (no par value) 120,000 shares
, The Company has no bonded indebtedness.
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Eariliiig8: The income accounts of the Reclaiming Department of the Com
pany have been audited by Messrs. Ernst & Ernst, Certified Public Account
ants. The average income of that department for a five years period after the
payment otofficers' salaries and alt taxes has been over $345,000, Basing the
earnings of the. tire department on sales which have already been booked and
on the capacity of the plant and the possibilities of the business with the new
capital to be supplied, the earnings will be more than double this figure during
the year 1920 and should steadily, grow. .
All legal proceedings in connection with the issuance of this common stock
will be approved by Messrs. Van Vorst, Marshall & Smith and Milton Dam
mann, Esq.z of New York.
Temporary common stock certificates will be issued pending. preparation of
permanent certificates. , . ,
To b Issued
presently
$2,000,000
86,600 .shares
S. M. Schatzkiri
60 New Street
New York
We are not reponsible for information contained in the above
but have obtained it from eoufces we believe tc be reliable.
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The American Agricultural Chemical
report for jenr ended .lime ."(), net
profit nfter (linriros and federal taxes,
$4.ir.S,tlT0 against 98,111,012 a car
iK.
Market Weakens When Longs (Scattered Liquidation and Con-
Pour Supply Into Pit.
Oats Break
tinued Liverpool Selling;
Cause Weakness
OHAIN nm.T WEATHER rOHECABT
Chleniro, Auir 28 Illinois. Missouri
sttil Iowa UnspttlH nd warmer lonlsllt
unit Frl.ln nrohnblj shorn. Wiscon
sin Hhowers Krld ami In southwest
llo tonight or Krlda. warmer tonhtht
Minnesota Bhouers probanlv tnnlsht sna
Friday, armr lonlKht North Dakota
Unsettled with local slio.rs wanner
extreme east cooler extreme west to
IllKhl, Krlda fnlj 8011th PnVoln, anrt
Nebraska yBlr et KrM showers nnd
warmer tonight Kansas Partly cloudy,
probnbl with local thunder showers .to
nMit northeast Krt1i fnlr Montana
l nJ 'Vioinlnit rnlr tunlKht nnd 1 Nda
cooler
Chicago, Aiir. li1. I.oiik corn was
poured Into the pit front nil direction's
tnda;i and the market displa.ted 'pro- tn '24 points
miniHv.1 ucnkitcHs. 1 art r he cuing of ,nj,..lt1mi ,,,, r ,,. )l(),uiaVH ,,
was attributed to Morkjard iNtcrcMs ...
Tim Yc Ynrt Knl,f mnvurv l.,r.l ,nd uuim xtnii lo onlerM wore reached. " "l Hm att.l wax l.nse.i ,o vo.ue
COTTON 'int.T WRATIIKR roNPITlOVfl
New ork, Auc 5R The followln ten
pernture were recorded In the .otton belt
this morning Knoxvllle III. Abilene
Mm on. Chattanooga ' Nashville Augusta
snd Atlanta nil, MnntKomer). Thomas
Mile and Wilmington, its Oklahoma and
Meridian 70, San Vntonlo 7'J Shrec
nort Port Mnlth. l.lttlq luick Memphis,
Jekshurg Charleston Savannah and
Jacksonville -., Pensacola and Tatnn ,
Corpus Chrlstl and New Orleans. 7ft.
and OaHeston S'J The following precipi
tations were reordpl JaiksomlUe ol,
NHslitlllt 02 Abilene HI rami" '22
Nch lorlt, Aug. ilS. ( ttilrtlilo M-lling
was in tvidenre t 111 morning In the
cotton ni'irkct. weakening lirt iirices 7
It wax niostlt in the whj
R21S.(K)(l from the hanks testerdax
making n eah net gain since Pridny of
?4.SS7,000. ,
The arcruge price of twentv uetie
'industrials declined l."S per cent ck
,tenlaj to 1IJ1.HI, while twentj rnllroatls
i fell I. US per cent to "li.Tfc.
The decline win reltcd poorl , owing extent upon casj cables and genernll)
to the lack of demand
The widespread cffoils to bring down
the co( of living, another break of a
dollar aiitl more in hogs, fuxoriible
wcrthcr, wVi rlns ih t tvj"? '
favorable over the belt. Liverpool was
hI-ii an early seller, with the bujing
(tattered. . I
The s'irU bulges which followed the
... ..t., X OJ. ....... ... ..B..i!t,e.l i
, A . . . .... Tl" IIIIIK MienilTT .irir ll.M l.nm- ... u.
""'e uecn nnera sniptnen iron. .,,,,,, ,,,, ,,, ,,,,.,, ,,r
Argentina fin the week, the amount be
ing estitnttteil at ;i.lKII),(l(lll Inisiiels
(overnors of the Huston Stock Yi
cliangr! have voted to omit SnturdavV
session, making this the lifth out of u'tiirlieil economic comliliotis nil wtintu
total of nine Ktittirdn.vx in .luh and I'tlwl netivitv on the pari of the bear
August to be used bj clerical forces In i nnd forced tlie drastic recessions
catching up nith their bookkeeping. New low marks for the season wetc
jrslnldislied. There was little demand in
The federal Heserve bank of I'hila ithe snmte irovvtl
delphia to date has bought in $1,110, tints nlso broke shntplj. Local beats
000 of the War Finance Corporation were aggressive and niaii.v disvourageil
short-term bonds on behalf of the cor longs sold out. I'rolit-lnking In shorts
porntlon at flOtj. The corporation is nnd purchasing agninsl bids chci ked the r,lr,,1r'"'r
oijiug in us uonus nun no. ivinr iietiiue ior it nine, nut us a run
baik stands readj to pa till Jg for nil buving power was weak.
Dontis onejetl lor sale. i i., ,iing futures ranged follows
- il urn tn.w dellvirvV
Tntnl himlncss done liv the I'roetor "P"o High low
nbiiiil i'SII points from the low levels
i .....;.,.,, i 11 i . . " " weru ngo asi vioiuiaj anil nnij
against II... llNNI bushels last ,rnr. K(innfpil ,,,, r,p,t of
weakness in the tash article and tils . ,? ....,i i
l,.'ll.l !l llll'l "., " I ,'ll. ,','' i
ing to a I'linvusx itnide of brokers this
morning the averjge evpci tatiolis
p'linil the Line, in omit at III ,'i.
Tow.trd the ninhllo of the moining.'
prii es vvere about ."'J to :!. points low or J
under scattering liiiildiitinu and ton
tinned l.iverpool selling, i
II OO I 10 1
V es c hit.. Open a in p m I
II 7." Ill .n .11 " 31 s"
12 in (ii 32 1 1 ti nn.ai pi n: irw
32 015132 nit 31 2 3I.HO 2 IVI
.!. IS 12 21 31 "
32 1 0 l .T J 22
till
and Gamble Companj nnd constituent p"01,''
comnanles for the venr ended jimp .0, Uats
I 7714 1 7S
I .is's, t in'
Sept
was finn,.ini!,044, ngnliiet 17l.na.- . He'
r.ll) in previous ear. ."iilis.rll.tH'.l inlB(,
tne jear oeiore and .-,i i.j,iui in iur uct
.vcar to June 30, 1010.
70
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Philadelphia Markets
10 Ml
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Sep- 2 00
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Oct 221111
Bid
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27 00
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21 02
21 2.".
40 00 I2 Vi
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2" 20 2s '.2
27 K. 2S 4,i
21 20
21 10
MONEY-LENDING RATES
XKW MIItK Monev on call, both
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHBAT Receipts 327 13s bush Offer-
Itiev ir ,Id1i nn.l n.l.a u.r. Orlnl Ilia 111
ne? '.V.!""' , U"" I 'h.rt mixed collateral and industrials, opened
winter, 2 3n No 1 red winter garll.ki, (0,nr at C per cent for lending and
12 37, No 1 red. smuttj. 12 3fl, No 1 red
earlleki and amutt. $2 3 No a red win renewing.
ter IS 3d Nn 2 northern spring 12 36, Nc The nrirket for time monev was nine
Liverpool Cotton ,
Liverpool. Aug -S. There was nn
7i' ' improveil ilemnnil for spot cotton this
I innming, but prices were easj .' with I
'middling (pioteil at 10 1 1d. The sales I
vvere -1000 bales. The receipts were
lillOO bales, none Ameiican. Viilum.,
were barely stend.v in tin enrl.v trad-
i ing. Spot prices vvere: American, mid
i tiling fair. 21 07d : good middling I
20. '.Mil: full? middling. Ill 74d: mid
dling. 10.14d: low middling. 1 1 "Oil ,
pmd ordlnarj. l.".74d , ordinary, l"2ld
hard winter. 12 Srt. No 2 redwlnter, ai
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
Xew orlt. Aug. 2S,- The earlv sell
nek" 12 34 No 2 red?" mutty 12 33 No 2 todnj at " per cent for sixty and iilnetj ill(. on ,1P ,.0(rrp mnrket appeared to
r'coTtv R cTt ""'-'id 'brti Fuppllea ,'"',', Offerings were moderate. No i ,,oln(1 ,.i,icfl.v from trade longs, but the
were small 'and "the 'marketUVa dul' and distinction is made on collateral. I offerings were well nbsortietl from sources
nominal We quote -.ellow In car lot; for Mercnnt'le paper of choice itialit.v I which might indicate commission houses
iVSUSlS1 r" bualT"""5 a"d ,0C,t eotitinues in light supplj and the , or forpiK1, Ilu,nK.
wa"AUgh7nanDl"riceV''weMllchowerr''mw n"irJ '" i"tl'1 """ ,'''n,.0", is fairlj large Paring the first hour of trading I)e
ijuote cir fols t" I atlon "n 1 white Hntes are unaltered at fi Vi (ii ii ' .j per comber sold up to lS.fl", and Mnrch to
SBWOOc. No 2 white ssffsne. .No. 3 while ,.p,,i I ic c-, ,. r. in c nninls nbore inllinl (ic
S.iwenc, No 4 white S1f84c ,,. . . , , r.i, poiniH Bimvp lnuini ng
pi.oun Receipts a,022,BS7 lbs in sacks Crime bank acceptances rule fairly Hres.
light" .Vlon.,IJTr,a1rVlve,t V?'w Tl-V BrtV. "l ""''" " .. ' Hi" nwrkH B.r I.IP.. of being
In 140 1b lute sacks winter straight west ( all loins on this clnss oT business, , n .,rnpwhnt sold out touditioli at the
rn"25?"ni.0,,l,s,r1a',,g4.,,t.n''ner, fifofl.s. "rP ''"'"!' TT '"" I 'n.cnt.
Kansas Bhort patent n, $11 R0lt "S i I Itonut Snnlos (ablos hnvo indirntnl
Kort,..m ;. Ill tW1s.Vo. p.i.ni ' ",.I.,"iVl;V. . .J ""-. . ". ' . '". ","!. """ -niment has vir.uallv es
hi ; no"-. ..-i i .ci .r..i. """"- innnsiieii a mlninium liguie. and sup
rial paper, thne to six months. .".',(t ,pips j rnm) fnuul fronl hln(, ,
,".'.j per cent, and six month-, li per time, the govcrnmetil having Mtited that
tent. thej would sell modi ratelj .
'I he local spot market lules ecu-
Reserve Banks' Discount Rates 'rnll.v quiet. Santos 4s, spot, sold to
GAIN IN SHAREHOLDERS
Railway Shares in Hands of 647,671
Investors
In the period from .lamiarj 1, 101.",
to Docemberv'U , 1017, the, totul num
ber of railway stockholders In the
1'nited States I w reused from 000,071
tn (147,080 In companies operating 00.0
per cent of the 250.48." total miles of
track In the f lilted -States, and which
includes Classes 1 and II of railroad
1 jroperties.
The Investment had expanded in the
same period from $0,004,411(1.1(12 in
1015 In S0,:i77,i"5l,OS2 li Deicmber
III. 1017, or an liu reuse of S.'71!,054,
020, anil representing mi nvcragc hold
ing per person or corporation of SlIl.tKiO
as lompnied with .$0882 per individual
shareholder in 1015 as recorded for the
Ci07.0."0 total shareholders for that
Jear. '
Tor the S-i" operating loads, pos
sessing 500,021 shareholders, and the,
125 unnoperatiug companies, having'
87.008 Investors, an nveiagp of 500 1
stoikholdeis per companj is shown l)c- i
icmber III. 1017
Slockliohlers in eastern roads repre-
sent 52.(1 per icnt of the total of 047.
0MI M4-iM ...Kip 1272 railroad
propi i ties in tli iiin-rj. 'I he small -
ist pen outage is in sioiks of the south-
em inilioads. which total onlj 0 per
f 'he grnnil aggregate 'or a total
of 5S,::( indivldtinl shnreliolders. !
Those statistiis represent oinpil,,. '
lions In Ih, ISurcnu of Itnilvviiv lo '
noinics, vvhovp icpnrls have been held up
for two .veins bemuse of the eiuer
gem j of the war. The bureau's nporl, '
just issuiil. ir.vers the statement for
1111(1 and 1017. vvhi. h latter leport
was on Iho press when the I tilled
States enteteil the world loullict
, I
New Prices for Low Grade Wheat
.Minneapolis. Minn.. Aug 2S A
new scale of prices for the lower grades
of wheat for the 10111 ,.r()p was an
noiinced tmlaj l..v .Julius II. Itarncs.
head of tlie 1 ntteil Stales Crain Cor
pninllon, and vvere postul toilj on tin.
ti titling floor of the local elia'nilier of
(.onimerce to beionie effect?ve Septem
her 2. '
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HF.l'OnTS "UIUKI, CUIIN 1114-18 PENN
Mir nr. lii.im
om. lis :.nn, do. do nu, in sown -,',
6c Unit coBr, old, JI':."iWln, do, do, nou,
11 7RfB M
UVK FI.Ol n frH)i dull and unehaucrd
W quot" at JS.IoWSftO fcr bbl ill acllB,
as to quality.
PROVISIONS
The market ruled steady with p moderate
Jobbing trade The iuotatlona Tollou Beef
In acta, amoked and air-dried r.Sc, knudilca
rnd tenderB. amoked and alr-drled, ."."i .
pork, fanilll Ttlc. hams, S I1 cured, loose
33!c, do ililnned. loose. 384 03!c. do.
do. bmoked, SlS1 GP402, do boiled boneless.
"c. picnic shoulders t. V curoil loose
'Kc. do smoked, -9t$ 204c belllea In pickle
loo,e, 3V, breakfast bacon -13c, lard Jilt.
REFINED SUGARS
I.lnht offerings restricted business prlcea
wtre unchanged on a basis of He for fine
granulated
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHEESE Values were well sustained
under moderate off--ir:j an a fair de
mand The quotations Neu lork and Wis
rnn.'n uhnle-mtlk flats, current make
fano. 32c specials higher, New Yorl. and . l'leeland
Isrnnsln whnle.mllk Ants, current mnl.e Atlanta .
fair to good. 30031c, some fancy goods Chicago
Jobbing at 33V3lc
Ttoston
New York
Philadelphia
Hit hmonrl
Com I paper
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11LTTKII Demand was fair nnd the mar ' ,'! "" '" ",. ',,
ket adiamed Ii with llcht offerings of t no pia las 4'-. t" ?."
goods and nunor outs no amices viuoia- han I'raivlscn t'
tlons fioim pacueo crHmerj ,-mimh -'
htgh-siorlng goods. RtlWHIc. the latter for ,..., rvcLHiicc
Jobbing tales, exlrn llrats. R7c tlr-ts. BJ', FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Rlc, seconds ftl f.Tjo, aweel reamers cnoic.
to fantj, llOtfltlJc, du, fair to good. UStfiSOc
fano brands of prints Jobbing at 3ll65c.
fair to choice, 532c
KGtlS The market ruled firm with a good
outlet for all desirable stock Quotations.
Free, cases nearb, 15 00 per irate cur
rent receipts that will grade, lli; fair to
good, tn 1(11914 40, western, extra firsts.
15C0 per rase, flrsta, 114 41)015. nearby
and western. Wconda. I12.013 .VI, t In
ferior lita lower; fancy selected eggs Jobbing
at AD(S 01c per dozen
POULTRY
I.TVI5 Supplies were In excess of the lim
ited requirements of the. trade and the mar
ket for broilers was loner other kinds
of poultry showed no quotable change yuo
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Nociulier
Llecember
Jiinuan
I'ebruari
March
April
Mai
Juno
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Official tliwmnt rntcs tit tlie twehc c Orleans at L'SV which is cinixiiler
rctlcral Itcscrte Iianks vcrc ai f ol - I llj locr tlinu other rccnut liuslticgs.
town: lsierdaj Todni s Jlilu
(The firit coliinm Rhei laics for nil1 .-..
nciiods un to urn! incltitliiic a liftocn- .wpiirak"
tlaj mntnrit.v: the second fur a period
of' sixteen tn ninetj dn.Y The third
and fourth columns give the rates for
rctlieoutitR of tollatcral loans secured
bj KOcrnnient houds or notes.)
cloo
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19 20
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
New YorU. Auk. US -The fmeiftn
cxchaiiRe market opened at new hicli
fiKiires for the rally in sterling at 1.124
for demand nml 1.24-Ti for cables.
French exclianRe was stendy at the pre
liminary level of the inorniiiK, 7.I1R for
cables and 8.00 for checks. Italian cx
chaiiKo actually was quoted a point
aboo the preliminnry fiRiires, at 11.515
for cables nnd 0.B8 for checks. Span
ish exchange was stend, but till of the
other neutrals were higher.
Mtintntinn; were! Demand sterline
tatlons Fowls, via express, 34W.tilc. sprlmrf. ., I ..nklcu 4 "JJ, frniii" entiles 7 OS
chickens broilers, not Leghorns. 5eilow- 4.-'l. cables 4 -J'4 , lrnm ( allies i .lif,
skinned weighing 1" ! lbs apiece. 34 w check 8.00; lire cables Il.iiO, checkN
3Hc. spring chickens, broilers, nol Leghorns, . ,. , , r, ft-, . hncln r. lilt
. -li-,. .i.inHul ...in-hl.. a-ll. Ih. an ,iv I il. I C1SS CBII1CS H.IM, inCIKS H.tKl ,
irtiin sniuiKii n viaiMnn -v m a i-v (.-s , sst
Panama coupon 2s 11)31,
Panama rcrlslired 2s 1 1)1(1
Panama loupou 2s 1I)3S
Panama reglsteml 2s 1113S
Pansuia 1.0UP1111 3s Hull
Panama reKlitered 'U I'll, I
Phlllnniiie Is 11.11
I Philippine Ih Hit,
Philippine 4s 11)1(1
If H- tlnv t coupon 2s HMO
II 1 do-, t registered 2s 11130
It 8 fln t coupon 3 UMl!
IT M llovl leglslercil 3s Ullil
IT ,S l.ov t (outioit Is II)2.Fi
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sallow -skinned, i guilder cables
;7'i, (hecks 117 ; pesetas
weighing l" am2 ins apiece, ill nr2f. no mo ,, - -r , i iiino. m.LIlnlmi
smaller sizes. 2RM30C, roosters. 2324c. cables 111. 1,1, checks I1I.IW, MmhllOllll
ducks, spring. 30c; do Pekln old, 2sw:(lh: culilcg
do. (noian iiunner. om, imcnc, pigeons,
old per pair, 40c, do. cung, per pair,
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uncSSKP Demand was fair and prices
were well maintained Quotations. Fowls,
fresh killed, dn-plcked. In boxes, wclglilmr
4 lbs and oer apiece, 41c weighing I1?
lbs., 38i0c, weighing 3 lbs. 35f3fic,
smaller sites. 33W34o. fresh-killed, In 1.1)1 s
fancy drj picked, weighing 4 lbs and oer
apiece, 4ic, weighing ny, ios apiece, ;!7n
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sties
broil
4.40, checks 'M.2."i ; Uiristiania
cable!' 'JH,Xi, checks li't.'JO; Popenhagen
cables 21.70, checks t!l.A5; Helgiun cn
bles 8.,'I3, (.hecks 8.157; mark tables
5,05, checks, 5,00.
On adtices from London sterling re
acted a cent from the high record reach
ed this morning, falling to 1.2.1 for dc-
jtk Jemey. rholca. 4S0.Oc: other near- I WCro quotnl nt H.itO for cnbles Mild 8.U
b. 3HH42c. crptloni loin higher: jio, I for ohookfs ; lire cables J.r7f olipcks I) "i!)
aw to dUHllty. Auac, quaba white, weivii- " "" u minis lower
Insr lltia ids per dozen, ?h .-vuu.jn; uo, at 5,00.
(lO weilfiiuiK win ii'n. I'rr tjutrii, fi (i'jy
8 2J.; lo do. nelvhtnff n lb per loten.
$fl(fJ0 75, do. do. uelghlnir 7 lbs per dozen,
Sl.&O'tf.t Sfl do. do. weighing- (lifM.H Ibi. per
dozen ?J SOW 3 W, dark, flo0?2:3, (-mall
and No 2 COcttCli.'.
FRE8H FRUITS
Vntermli.B wern more plentiful and
lower (Hlirr fruit are genemllv firm Wo
quote Applet, per bnsket, ."OcVlt AO, do.
per bush h.imper. BftClS. do, per bbl , f 3 4
it, CantHlnupftt. Delaware and Maryland,
pAr rrale, .'itX!.... Watermelons, coutli-
eru, per t-r. ll.iOvnoO. Hlaikberrles, per
nt.. nti'2''c Peaches. New Jersey. rer
crate, $1i2 10; do. do. pr basket, ."VOo rhances
II, fit) Huckleberries per tt , lS'tfc
Lemons per box. $4 2A(. 03, OrHnges,
.California. pr box, 23.60.
BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings today compared with cor
responding day last two ears
lfUtt 11. IH ))17
Thila . IfltASI.llS S64.R31.ID3 131.340.228
N V fiH4 WO 14B 7J. ft7 KU7 51 A Tit Hill
lloston 41.1141.504 40.P8O0IU 35 (tl.l (II II
Chlcugo IM 7HH.H14 Jtl.HSLMmi 7L' .135 in).)
VEGETABLES
Potatoes were easier with more liberal
Bank of England Statement
Utndoti,
'lotnl reserve decreased .SJ4,0io.
ii? 'JS Th unotiK lniAini
?ew jersey, per or ine naim m j.nKiunQ snows ine roiiouiii;
circulation Increased C'JDB.MOO. bullion de
creased, 24,387 other securities decreased
3 443.tK), olh,T deposits dei reased EriOl -0011,
public deposits decreased 13(1, (UK);
notes resent decreased, 203 000. govern
ment securities increased, 3,360,000 The
rrnnnitlnn of the bank's resere tn llahtlltv
offerings Cabbage scarce and higher. We .this week I 22,70 per cent; last week it was
quote: White potatoes, Eastern Shore, Vir-i 22.04 per cent,
.Tin! ft. TtAr hbl No 1. tfl 7.1ttn Nn tl '
S; wtilte potatoes, Jersey, per basket No, 1,
$191 25: lower grades, 3O&80c, white po
tatoes per 150-lb sacks 13,3004.75. Cab
'bage. per basket. 75c?ll Onions. New
Jersey, per basket, $1 2101.73: do, do, per
pusn.tnanipcr, ? .u ic . ov
Service and Stability
An Executor
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or i trustee
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should possess the -training
of a lawyer and the
experience of it business
man and should be of
i ample financial responsi
bility nnd unquestionable
integnty.
It sdiffieult to find all
the requisite qualities in
nn individual who would
wish to shoulder the care
nnd responsibility of ad
ministrating an estate.
This Company is organized
to act as Executor, Ad
ministrator or Trubtee and
offers its experienced ser
vices in either capacity,
backed by the ample re
sources of the Company.
An Inquiry
Entails No Obligations
Integrity
Trust Company
Fourth and (ircen Streets
Capital $500,000,
Surplus & ProHU $1,610,000
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Trade with the J
Turkish Empire
has steadily developed since
Philadelphia sent a 400 -ton
ship to Constantinople in 1810.
We buy hides, wool, mohair,
tobacco, goatskin, licorice and
other articles from Turkey and
the near East, while they need
almost everything that can be
supplied by this City and State.
Our trade with Turkey for the
first six months of 1919 is esti
mated at near $40,000,000.
This Bank has much informa
tion about this important field.
Information of value to mer
chants and manufacturers.
Corn Exchange National Bank
PHILADELPHIA
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If, When and as Issued
$400,000
SCOTT-POWELL DAIRIES, Inc.
Incorporated Under the Laws of Maryland.
SEVEN PER CENT CUMULATIVE FIRST PREFERRED STOCK
PAR VALUE $100 PER SHARE
Dividends Payable Quarterly March, June, Sept. and Dec. 1st
Price 92'J and Accrued Dividend; Yielding About 7.57
MACKIE & CO. Investment Banker.
Suite 215, Real Estate Trust BIdg., Philadelphia
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Yet You Can Guarantee
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While ZEMENTINE Is used for IW purposes that anoil paint
is used, It, costs you considerably less, yet the linMied Job is,
in eery respect, a first-class job. Your client, nofebt, knows
ZEMENT1NK himself (it haseen in successful uffgor over 25
years) and a proposition that saves him money witlugp sacrificing
results is bound to interest him. W
ZEMENTINE conies in white and colors in Bbbi. (3ffi lbs.), 7c lb.
Smaller lots, 8c lb. Special price to contractors. Sampc on request.
Hou$eholder can buy it in 2-lb. Cartons
AT DEALERS' 20c
JOHN C. 0ETERS, 1242 N. 31st St.
GENERAL TRACTORS
INCORPORATED
Manufacturers of Monarch Tractors
Circular on Request
CHAS. F. LUTZ .sTcO.
Investment Securities ,
25 BROAD STREET NEW YQRK
Telephone: Broad 4U1-Z-3-4
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