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EDGE of the needs
" , and habits of the people,
Y ' acquired by years of ex- '
'' perience and actual resi-
dence in the countries
'j K themselves, is essential
" when transacting busi
ness abroad.
23 Brandies in South America
8 Offices in Europe
Direct Connections With India
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2fw York Agency, 40 Broadwar
Have You
Thought
of the many advantage
which the chain store
systems possess? Among
them arc the following-
1 They do business on
a cash basis.'
2 They have no bad
debts.
3 They avoid the ex
pense involved in
maintaining expen
sive credit and col
lcctiondepartmcnts. Send today for our
series of letters P-32,
which contain many im
portant chain store facts.
George H. Burr & Co.
Investment Securities
421 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
PRODUCERS
&
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CORPORATION
STOCK
Bought and Sold
r
OTIS & COMPANY
Investment Bankers
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Boiton
Columbus
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Detroit
Toledo
Denver
Cincinnati
Akron
Colorado Sprints
Workmen's Compensation and
Automobile Insurance
At Actual Cost
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COMPANY
30 South Fifteenth Street
Phl1fl.drlr.hla
If You Know
AStock Which
May Advance
do you know how to
profit by your knowl
edge, or do you lose
opportunities because
you do not understand
The Ronem Rti -; 'J
of Trading?
They are easy to learn.
We offer you without
charge a very interest
ing booklet which explains
them in simple languaEu
and gives easy examples.
The market is now H an
excellent technical posi
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JONES & BAKER
Specialists in New York
Curb Market Securities
Widener Bid?., Philadelphia
Phones Bell, Locust 4730
Keystone, Pace 2290
Offices in 9 Principr.l Citlco
Direct r rival t Wins
PREPARE TO REPAY LOANS
Gold Sent Here Will Be Used In
Settling Anglo-French Debt
New York, July 2. The $05,000,
000 gold which arrived nt Snn Frnn
cliro ycitenlny consigned to J. 1. Mor
Rnn Si Co., undoubtedly wna shttipod
to this country In connection with the
preparations being mnde to pay off the
Anglo -French loan this fall.
While It va8 not so stated officially.
It h understood that, ns this metal
came from Hongkong, it li part of the
balance of thn gold collateral that ce
cured n credit granted to the Omk
(ItuxMnn) governnirnt by American ami
IlritMi bankers lait October.
The present shipment mnkvs a total
of approximately $78,000,000 received
here thus far for the account of the
British Government.
Further large shipment of the yel
low metal arc sure to come in during
the next few months, according lo in
ternational bankers. Great llritnln will
undoubtedly ship gold here to take
care of the French shnre of the ma
turing obligation. It is said in "tune
quarters that it movement of gold be
tween Franco nnd Ktigland is now un
der wny nnd that the HritMi empire
will act for Franco in liquidating the
obligation.
CALIFORNIA SALESMAN
Siilrtmmn nltout to locale In Califor
nia will consider ncenrv or net ii
represrntntlt for nn Ilnstrrn con
cern. AIko will lnirfttlRBtn mutters
pertaining to ecrtirltlc.
H30, I.cilirer Office.
SALESMAN WANTED
F.STMILISlini) 1JON1) HOrsn Iiim
opening for COMPKTKNT SAI.KSMAN
In profitable, territory. flood cnUIng
I llt. In rrpblnB, state wro nnil experi
ence. a oi2. i.nnr.nu orricn
F1NAMIA1.
to tut: nni,ni:Ri or
roxmikr thmtion and i.kiiit ro.
KIRT MOKTtiAtli: AM) COMATFIIAL,
tkvst n rr.it trnt sinking
Kl'M) tmi.n IIONDH
Notice In hereby given thnt In conformity
lth the .inl.lnii fund provision of deed of
iru't from Ronnoke Traction unit Light Co.
lo the Hnlt'more Trust anil Ouarnnteo Co.
trjstee dated AURiist 1. 100S there have
hten i!rin bv lot for redemption, on Auguit
1 IB2H at llil nnd accrued Intercut to that
date the. follow Ins rtoanolto Traction and
I.isht Co first mortciKi' and collateral trust
5 per cent slnklne fund cold bonds: Nos.
0J- 13H1 1017 ISM 241
innt 1VM KI-.T IS'.S !t4S2
loon 1.'.70 ic,;n ;ni4 stnn
lfi'tj llllli 17.M 22!.'. 2047
The nl,oe in nc' will 1-e p-ild upon presen
tation at the offk o' the Haltlmore Trust
Co successor trustee In the iltv of Haiti
more. Marsland on aid after Aiisuit 1.
lOtn. upon which d.ito Interest thereon will
cease.
THE PAI.TlMOTtn TRUST CO .
Successor Trustee.
Haltlmore, Md . Julv 2 1020
Edward a. nt'nn manvmctcb-
ISO COMPANY 8"r CUJICLATIVK
FRGFKimr.II hTOCK
Pursuant to the Hv-laws of the above
Cnmrvinv, the undersigned Invites tenders
of the atvne Stork for sale nnd dellerv as
of Vugnst 1, 1020. nt a price less than
HO--, of par and nil unpaid accumulated
id accrued dividends to date of redemption
p. r shire, to the extent of J12O32 70 the
sum no.v available In the Hlnklns Fund for
the pur"hase of said Stock.
As the dividend la pnvnble on s.ime dite
ih delHerj retiuircfl nnove tenners snouia
be nnde without reference thereto
Sealed tendera should bo addressed to
OIRAttD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee. Slnk
n:r Tund Udward O Itudd MnnufvcturlriB
Cumpanv S Cumulative Preferred -ftock,
and will be received until 3 p. ni Jub 10.
1'JiO.
OIRARD TRUST COMPANY
OEOROE H STUART
3d Treasurer.
Philadelphia Pa. July 1.
1020
TIIOVI CIIIXITRY rOMP XNY nRST
MCIRTOAOK fiCe SI.NKINO FPND C.tlf.D
IIONDH. Dl'K APtll'ST 1, 11)22
Pursuant to the terms of tli" mvrtcatre
dated August 1 1014 the undersind In
vites tenders of the aboe bo. ids for sale
and delivery as of Auuust 1 1D20 at a
nriee nnt to exceed 102' & nnd eccrued In
terest to the extent of $20 071 to. the sum
now nvillible In the sinklnc Tund
Seal, d tenders, stitlng the number of
bonds offered shou'd he addressed to
BROWN RROTHHRS & CO trustee Klnklns
Fund Thimna Cnlllerv ComiMnv First Mort
gage ; ITonds. Fourth and Chestnut streets
Philadelphia, and will be rcceKed until 1-J
o'clock noon Julv in ln.'O.
IIROWN imrTHFRf A CO . Trustee.
Philadelphia J"-e ITIIM
SKALKD Ti:M)i:its MILL
hv the unde'Slcn'd until
UK KKCniYKD
I riuay, jul u
e of ns mnm
iii"ii nt noon fir th
.l
lieruner t Kn Hr- Inc
Cornpunv n per
rent bonds, du- 1021 in th
pum of 5HIMI 't
.!!1 absorb ithi-h, is rcucrveii to reject
,inv or all bid
MERCHANTS t N! IV TRUST COMPANY
JOHN r- Mi Pi:v Piesldent.
711 717 hestnut st
DhlilrndH
LITTI-K seiUYMill.I. NAVIfiATION
ItAlLROXD AM) I HAL COMl'A.NY
JZi Walnut Mreet
I'hl lr phl.i Junn 7. 1020.
A dMdend of iln" Dollar (1) per share
hnn 1-n declared payable Thursday, Julj
15. 10JO.
CheiliR will he nulled.
Transfer book" to ho closed Monday.
Jun Jl, at 2 o'clirk P ard reopened
Friaay. Julv id U'jn rtt 10 o'clock 'A. M
PRESTON BREARLEY". JR
Treasurer.
Tilt: NOKTIir.BN N T1T)NAL HANK.
Phi ail'lphla June 30 lo.'n
At a rir'inr me. tlnjj of tno Boird nf D'
rr, ir he tin- i h dleldonrl fo tMo i i)
dnllirn on -n h sharp wis declared, p..iild
,lul 1, 1IU0
li ii ie 1 1 I lrtcl for May and Jure
I i, th- hn" nf dltldiMid period to Ju
jii . Jaiiuirj
H E St'HUEHLER
Cashier
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION
Juno 111 1'iin
lie reuulnr meeting of the Ilr" rr
superior Si.e rnrpirnti-n n omr
1, i.ionl f 1 U e HUB d'iired nn
nt 11'
i in mi ! t"l rirhl" Aumist '.!. ID.'li,
t liif'il. rs 'f reroi'l lulv l'i i'ijo
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a!)17 l.nneiister iienne
rhlliuleliilil.i. I'll.
1 h D R.M f D ler'rm tins declare'! s r-e
ir xrnilinn.il' rlnlrtenil of 4 per tint
I h
ahl. ft r .Jul 1. iu-. 'o ' ti- l
holTX t rrrtr'l ut the, (Ins f h is
m on June '10 lO.'O
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-ilie.lnli- "II" M iln s'er:
Itn.l H'tn Intension In Oiitnl nun st .
irtli e. Norlli, I8th 'I. mil n;t,
i.. Ncirlli
tt ih It'll tenon In Omut ?
srheil'ili 'T' 12-lllrli C.isi Iri.n I'lrir.
mm'"' '."'Ifrei e. it Till m
srhr.liile "II" rriinkfiiril fnek f r isets
I.eiel Intercfiitlns; eer Itetuli,.
lute MiilU ulonir MlntiiliniUlnr.
vol i: (ontraitori will I' reii,ir,,
In
mili win me aii juh i"l7 rda
(vp li, WnrKmetl s i nmp.
tl
nmirine
I! 1 fltlOI TruiM '" "' """
1 t hi
rrpsrtment .
1 1 ' i nflir.1' t'ti in . i ii
'.ri i n'onw ff pild Aet a'M
ii . t lereunilcr or K"
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imiulr -t n"j?,s41l?,Iffr
s . reptei) Ihl
insure ,k U. !
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UireMnr.
nttisrlment nf Puhlii W. rk ,
nrinmiii.M (ir I'tiiiii tmtito"
s, o.l proPn.ils w 1 (!. r , ;, ,, ,,0fini
111 InrsiliJ, .I'll 11.
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r.iiieiluli "!." Jlranih s,r j oineT
,e., from Muuner e. to nth it.
N't I rj i oiurii, i"i n ..in re rr'ntlreri in
tinpl wdh the Ait or l.jh is J d it relV.
.." to Workmen's rnnit.. r mii , Viiran I
,rl rr'tiif must he furnish, d th- Dfi"arement
i ire .ontriKinr tha. he l. ,rrep"r: "T,1?;
VOTK C'omrni'tnrs will le rriulre,1
.'lit. ilw Ait nf Tnl. in ..
i lH'"n
r Miihl Art
ii l.iu ii. i in.
therfum'T '" ";' '
Ii 'lime at It om
re'l
nn'l n thrf,n
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1 'VAOVKn
Ar'lna Direet, r
JOXI.PII
i 1 1 it i. : ",l ;i rii'uiu;it tiK.N.
tru i iiiiiii'i. '"' 't .p ..iiiion ',r.,.
i ., 1, .I'll ik W.shimitrn n f aeiitd
i , .mils will h; re H' '1 i until li ',"'
Jul- !1. 103". tr fur .Uhiiij all or any pdrt
i i Miii.iiUO stoik tollari. Infurinatjon on
OITICK ai:Ni:it.tr. surn.v dei'otT inn
ontl V t. N. W Washington, D. C
Sealed proposals will ba opened at abovfttad.
drcsa li a, ,m,. July 1. 11)20, fpr 510,000 ft,
common whlta pine lumbar, .Information and
proposal (onus war uu bwu aotmcaiioa
a.
?
TONEOF MARKET
MUCH IMPROVED
Trend of Prices Showed Line of
Least Resistance Was
Upward
New York. .Tilly 2. The New York
livening Sun's closing finaucial reicw
today hays:
The stock market, which all week
has been giving indications that stocks
were In strong hands by ignoring ex
cessively high money rates, showed
plainly enough today thnt its line of
least resistance was upward. On n
volume of trading somewhat above the
recent average the whole list climbed
steadily higher.
There was nothing spectacular nbotil
the movement, nlthouch the buying of
.individual shaies displayed more utnilv
I than In several weeks. Wlie-rcns for the
I last fortnight trailers hnve been con-
I lent to nborb stocks without attracting
any attention, pools in many of the
specialties were sufficiently confident
I of tlie outlook to attempt mnrklng up
Mlifir favorites. Hut the most impressive
fenture of the trailing was the breadth
i iif the buvliig, which, although still in
lieht volume, included all of the im
not runt crouns
Heprcscnttttlvo steel,
oil, motor, ran nnti ciuipmcui Hiiarri
vere all stronp.
Cull loans leuevved nt 10 per cent,
lint the market paid no attention to
this, tlue to the Ronernl belief thnt
before another week had elnpscd mono-
tarv conditions would bo more tnvorn
bio' (liven ensv money the speculative
element was nimble to foresee nnythliiR
in the way of rlsinR prises, the con
tetitinn of the bulls being thnt such
n movement vvil be based on nn early
increase in railroad frelfiht rates, sat
Mnciorv crops nnd the chances of a
Kepubllcnn victory nt the polls next
Little or no news of direct market
beniinc h eloped durinR the day. One
item which tlitl attract considerable at
tention, however, was the statement
contained in the monthly bulletin of a
leadinR Wall ttreet bank to the effect
thnt "the penernl world situation is not
favorable either to n iapid decline of
prices or to n piolonRcd industrial do-prc-sion."
, ....
Although the stock exchnnRe will be
closed for the nett three davs, stocks
were bid for with more open confidence
than in many weeks As it beenme in
crensiiiRlv evident to outsiders that
nrices were detlmtely movinR forward.
nerened buviiiR was attracted nnd the
movement Rained -.tiotiR momentum with
the pmsress of the session.
The fiilure of call loin- to advance
above the 10 per -cut level "timulatod
the market a prcat deal and when in
the ciilv ntternonn i"- i"- "i-i."..
first to 9 nnd then S per cent, buying
became vigorous sendinR prices up to
new highs for the day.
Net gains of 1 to 2 points were com
mon throughout the list nnd many stocks
,11,1 better Minn tin. Baldwin
crossed
121. StrombeiR Carburetor
was more
tlmn 4 ivoints higher nt
7SU ; Vnna-
illtmi Corporation nt
1)0 was some 4
Car
points bighfr. vvniie urm-iai v'"u
' .. . .. tUn t nnitits to above
t,.i.
Mexican IVtrolcum nnd Van-American
.. ,...,, inont it., were I'icree-Arrovv,
Contiiientol Can, Marine preferred and
Kenublic Steel.
The action of the rails was part cu
larlv Rratif.viiiK. both the nondividend
and" standard properties relict titig quiet
ab-orptiou. This group was much more
active than it has been in n lonR time.
nici'lcnn Woollen vvns stronR orouml
OS, although the company's mills i I
be closed down complttelv on .lill.v 10
lor nn indellnite period owing to cur
"The weeklv statement of the Bank of
ruslntid ili-closnd n surprl-iuglv sharp
dien in it ie-erve ratio from i-i I- per
1 1 nit lat week to S 40 per cent, probu
blv a new- low record. The onlv e-
ll.lnn.itlon for this was that the p turn
tetleeted midvear tiunnciiiR and window-dressing"
This also in counted
I for other l.use chnimes, there biitiR nu
Inni i-e of t S17.000 in ciiciiliitlnu. nn
in, nave of .".". i0'000 in private tie-
' ..." . , Vain of -j:;.o io (mo in
loi: . The lo
:il Imnk statcinriiN tliw
i uii(loiil)to(ll -now oine
hie to tho s.ame reasons.
Wl'i VM'I "
wnli iliTIIKe
RAILROAD
EARNINGS
NEW lORK NEW HWI'N AND II MIT-
10J1
In -en-.
11 IIU 772
.$10,000 31J
47S7U
in mn
. 41 on oti
-I i' Trn
1 I'inre utter ta es
N-t npr Ineom"
T e nirrths' cr' es
12J 1 13
"17 von
n ill "a.-!
i . "o fc
1 117 it4
' ' .: . ,-o c.i
1 -'IJ 200
.Set nr' r
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11ANOOP.
AND AROOSTOK
sr,1?! ni4 11 .3 n,
ffrosj
' . a. n-'i nl rjl
I la
r e
til' 1
fr taxes . J" - - ;?S
..niinfr In. nine I in in i'" ..-'
t,lh cros . 2 jn 241
.. ... ... wn. r ,0 not
(70 013
120. 1S1
ntlns Im . 3.. nt -n.ioi
AT' HISON
TOl'PK VN'P .SANTA FK
SYHTl.jr
. 17 77I1'3
1 '.I'll r.r.7
1,4.10 r,77
1 "I1,7rt
'..' 741 218
7 11 1 ."i0.1
7.107,010
Mi
ft"1S
. it.r t p '
I i iilne Im
-i i tt ' pines
" after taxe.
t nttnu Inc .
ei l dite.
I iir.T .i ,
1 0 41 ."'7
I
00 K0 1 111
17 ".It 40'l
10 '170 0S9
i
Bank of England Statement
Iniuliin .Julv L' Thi- weeltlv state-
,'it of th- Rink of rniilnwl Khows the
' mir chancrs 'Intnl resore (le-
. e,i i7Siron pirriilitlon Increas.
i t4 sit! firm hullioii IncrrnBod 1S,
' i thi r fi ( urltlffi lroreahiil 21,049,
i i ''Mr rlonoslti d 'roasfd. f 2.121.-
in i ilicr diporlts liicrcisrcl. CT,403,
r..c rn, nt. ili.rr. fllfll. 1.S16.O00:
xcrnment serurltl'i Im-renae'l. 37.
- - ii nn Thi' t.roimrtlon of tho banlt o
,ri' to llabliltv is B 4'i lier cent; last
, ,i t ir IB 12 per cent. IUte of
S nunt Is 7 per cenu
Liverpool Cotton
I.Ucrponl, .lulv 'J Spot rnttnti wns
'' iM ti'lnv with in ii"p. Mrnilv on the
Im-is r,f nn inhnnro of 'Jl points for
n i.I.llintr .it 'J.filtl. The s-nlcs wore
",(0(1 l.nli". The locolpt" vpi-i1 1000
)inp. noiip Aiiioric nn Viiliircs worn
stinch m Hip rarlv ilialinits Spot
m h i s wi'ii'. Aniprifiin. miililliiiB fair,
ii slid; nn inidillini:. 'J.slld: fully
miilfllini!, -i 'd'l ' iiinl'llins, 'J.".(llil;
lr, iniil'llins. 2-i rilI ; sood oidinary,
1!l lid. and ordlnarv, is. lid.
Spelnl .lleetlntcs
to Tin: iioi.inais iiF"wi'nsTER
Cnal ami Coke ( ompiini ' C'onnii.
ilt. t nl l'lrtit Murleaee. Mo 1'tr Cent Cold
"vcnici: Is hereby elven. rursuunt to
rtirle Fourth of the Consolltlitcil Klrst
Mcirl.'uite 4ta Murrh lt lUliu f.,.rurn'.
the iil.tve lionds that nn the flftinth UhJ
f Julv. 1331'. it tw ho o'clock Noon nt
lleom 11R btephen lllranl Ilullillntr. i'hlln
Hilphli l'cnnsHanii there, will m a meet.
lnK of the holders of the outstandinf,- i,0Ti,i.
.,ued under and ncured by said Conao II.
dated nrst Monsaito for the purposi of
otlni: on the proposed release from tha "n
and operation of said morlaBe, of tho Vol.
lowing parcel ox land Included In .aid niofu
ciiki . , -
Threo tracts or parcels of surfnee, n sm.
, roerhlll Township Cambria County, r"'?:
slvanla, ogsregatlnK shout 311) acres ?
riKhev nrooosed to lo 01U to Conrad
Unnrlnrnth
n , Twenty-elKht tracts
" o- parcels f r0 .
Crnvi Hn, Summerni
ounty I'ennsjlvanl "
1IU7 ncres Hn(j 0'3
'" i rliuate In Camlir a
I Townships Camlirla
I anaieKatln? u.POUt
- 1 ruches, wun "'. "Ti-a
turfai propoufcU to be auld
0 the iliv
(mi company
IJBht tiacls or parcels of coil, sltuato In
Buniminilll , Portasa and Jlunstur Town
.hlp ,cumbrla County Pennsylvania. i.
urestttlne ahput 181 ncres and III tieicr...
proposed to ho exchancedwlth the Huinmu
Water Supply Company for two tract! of
coal In Munster and Hummerhlll TownshioV
Cambria County. Pennsylvania, aggreeatlni
,n equal acreage ""niui
WEUSTEH COAL AND POKE C03IPANX
Uv A. a. nnwitmn '"
. .. Hcretry ndTreKsurt.
Dated Nw Tor. Juna ID, 1W0, ' '
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAK BTOCKS
Did.
Asked
.07
.14
.07
.IS
.10
.on
Cash Roy
Jim llutler ,
MacNamara
MaeNainara Crescent
Midway ,,
Mlzpih Ext
Montana
North Htar
Rescue Kula
Tonopih t:t
West 'Knd
West Tonopah
DIVIDE STOCKS
Allied Dlv
Alto Dlv ,.
Relrhcr
llelcher Kx
Hen Hur
Ilrough Dlv ,,,,
DlvUle Mxt
Dlv Hynd
Dlv Con
Dividend
Mist Dlv
llarmlll
Husbiouck Dlv
lllKh Dlv
Knert Dlv
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ft
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.04
.03
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Reno Dlv
Rosotto 01
Mlver King 0.'.,
Ton Ulv 1U
TonopHh Itasbrouck 01
Victory Dlv Ort
V, rde Dlv 02
Zono 11
OOLDFICLD STOCKS
Atlanta 01
llluc Hull oi
Booth 01
C O I) )J
I'omb 1'ran OJ
Ciackeriuck lis
Dlomf 11 11 01
Dnlsy 01
Florence IS
Ooldll, Id Con US
Holdfleld Merger 01
(lold Dev
,iii
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.01
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.01
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tire it Rend
.lumbo Kxt
Kewatns ..
l.ono Stir . .
t)ro
lied Hills
Silver Pick
Spearheid
MISCELLANEOUS
Amnaro . lli m
Arizona United 's tV
Eden ' N
Vlothcr Lodo 57 .00
Neveil i lltll 02 .04
Ncvadi Hand 20 .23
Wllbirt 01 .11(1
Nevadt Vv'dcr '4 U
Teeopa Mining 07 .09
Whito Caps 10 .12
Philadelphia Markets
, WHEAT Reccpts M. 131 bush The mar
ket nominal, i jr lots. In evrort eloator
No t rl winter $.' nlti3: No. 1 hard win-l-r.
S2li5fiJ. No 2 nil winter. 12 U2H 2 vl .
No. 2 hard winter. $2 922.H7: No 3 red
wlntir $2 bli(l2lil, No 3 hard winter, $2. SI)
HI2 04, No 4 red winter, $2 M'fJ Wl, No 4
hard winter, $2 s.1'H2 111), No. B red winter.
I2.N102 6I1, No 3 lurd winter. J2.Slta2.S0.
Sample according to quiltty.
CORN Receipts, B037 bush Quiet. We
quote, as to quality and location, nt $1 OS
W2 02 tho latter for No, 1 cllow.
OATS Receipts, 37(17 bush. Steadily
held Car Iota as to location No 1 white.
$1 d.Q 1.3.1. No. 2 white. $1 .MlS'l 32- No 3
white $1 3llt1.31, No 1 white, $1 2bil 1 20
FLOUR Receipts 77(1 400 lbs In sacks
Quiet but steady. Quotations. Per 108 lbs .
packed In 140-pound Julo sacks Soft win
ter straight, western. $12 B112 7.1, do.
do. nearby. $12 2.1ft.l2 73, hard winter,
straight, $12 7.1U13 ,'.U do. jhoit patent.
i , .nt 14 30 i spring llrtt, clear 311 o0"l
12. do. patent. l3ttl3.7.1. do short patent
X I I fll I i ?... fnnrv an.lni. rl nl,,. mitts
patent, family brands, $13 50510 40. lot
Hour. 312013.23. I
1 ltnv iMio.Nh ,ere steads but qulit quo
tatlons lleef in sets, t.m).'d and alr-drkd,
C3c bief knuckles and tenders, smoked and
nil-dried ,14c. pork, famll, 47c hams. S
P. cured, loose, 37(3!)c do. skinned, loojc,
3SIJ0c. do, do. smoked, 37fi.3lk hams,
boiled, bonolcss, SSc, pknlc shoulders, S P
cured loose, 24c; do, smolcrd. 234c bellies,
In pickle, loose, 2.1c, breikfast bacon, 3tlc,
lurd, 21'jC.
PUTTER was steadily held. Quotations.
Solid-packed creamery, fancy, high-scoring
goods, HOVj Wtl.'Cjv., extras BDVic: oxtra
firsts StlVj fSSHic, firsts, BIO'BIij. seconds,
430 000, sweet creamery, choice to fancy.
MHttiMttc. fair to good. BietlO'iC! prints
Jobbing at 0S70c for fancy und ut 57007c
for fair to choice.
KtKiH I'lno stock firm Quotations follow.
In freo cases, neurby firsts. 47c per dozen;
nearby current receipts 4lfi4414c. nearby
ordlnarv to fall-, 4143c. western extra
firsts, 4Sc: western firsts. 42ft41c, seconds
and poorer 30041c; selected freth eggs Job
bing at RH0.1Sc per dozen,
( IIIJESB was nrmly held. Tollowlng were
the quotations. New York otate, whole
milk, Hats, current make, best 27'4 02'e,
common to good 240 27c, lonchorns 2S(S'
284 c single dalrlen '.'S02Oc, Jobbing sales
of fancy goods, 2030c
nt i
L
A
xb inStk..
m i iVw
P
rV.''tTv;V,w i i f!i2--l
ill Is
i $ .llliilirTrrrv li L IxstJiiiIilNl
pmmmmmmmm
MVI5 POULTRY fowls, fancy heavy, S8
(TfaTct do
nini una mediums, mvaaci ormi
Inr chickens, fancy, yellow-skinned, not lav
?orns, vveininB;iV4 wa lbs. apiece, osw
Oc: welghlna-,101 lbs. apiece. CO CT HOc J
jvhlts Leghorrs, broilers, weighing 1W2
lbs. apiece, BO082o! smiiller alzf". 41g
4Hc; old roosters, 24(926i ducks, old. 2S0
aOoi do. spring 8537c; pigeons, old, pr
pair, 43Bnoi do, young, 40c,
DRESSED, POULTRY Fowls. , fr;sh
killed, dry-picked. In boxes, weighing 4"
lbs. apiece. 48c weighing 8H lbs . HB.UMOci
weighing S lbs., 3.1037ci fowls, fresh-klUrd,
In bbls.. dry-picked, weighing 4,' '51,
aploco. 41oi weighing a4 lbs., 38ffntc,
VMjIghlng 3 lbs., aa08So broilers, virestern,
not Leghorns, 02W83oi soma choice nearby
stock hlgheri leghorns, noBOOci old roost
era, dry-picked, southern, 23020c, spring
ducks, L. I., 3 Be.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges, per box J1.40
fl,40. Grapefruit. Fla.. per box, 2 70
B 30 Plneapplea, per crate, GS. Peaches,
Ueorgla, per crate, $403 Watermelons,
National Properties Company
Bondholders' Protective Committee ,
To the holders of the 4-6 Secured Gold Bonds of
National Properties Company
A default in the payment of tho interest duo July 1st, 1920,
on the nbove bonds having occurred, it is necessary for the pro
tection and assertion of the rights of the holders of these bonds
and tho conservation of the value of tho security pledged that
concert and unity of action should bo obtained. Tho undersigned
have consented to act as a committee for this purpose nnd for
the protection of the intoicst of all of the holders of the said 4-6'j
secured bonds who shall become parties to nn agreement which
has been prepared, dated June 8th, 1920. an executed copy whereof
is lodged with tho depositary hereinafter named.
Holders of said bonds arc requested to deposit tho same with
the Pennsylvania Company for Insurances dn Lives and Granting
Annuities, at Us office, !517 Chestnut Street, In the City of Phila
delphia, the depositary named in the said agrcoment, not later
than July 20th, 1920, at three o'clock P. M., when the right so to
do will cease. Said depositary will Issue transferable certificates
of deposit therefor. All registered bonds must be accompanied
with proper transfers thereof. .
As soon ns conveniently mny bo,.tho committee will prepare
a plan and submit the same to the depositing bondholders, who
will bo afforded tho opportunity of withdrawing their bonds from
deposit in case of dissent from the. plan. It is essential that
speedy action be taken, and the committee urges upon each bond
holder tho necessity for a prompt deposit of his bonds under tno
agreement.
Copies of tho Deposit Agreement may be obtained nt the office
of the Pennsylvania Company for Insurances on Lives and Grant
ing Annuities.
Dated July 2nd, 1920.
Ij. J. CLARK. Secretary,
617 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Penna
PRICHARD, SAUL,
BROOKE, STOKES & CO.
members of Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Fifteenth and Walnut Streets
Philadelphia, Pa.
MOTQR OIL
Every drop of Sunoco has back of it
the reputation of the Sun Company,
world-famous for the high quality
of its lubricating oils.
The Sun Company, maker of Sunoco Motor
Oil the new scientific lubricant, is one of the
world's largest producers and refiners of lubri
cating oils. Its output now exceeds one million
two hundred and fifty thousand gallons of
lubricating oils per week.
Every drop of Sunoco is controlled by the
Sun Company from the time it leaves the ground
until ready for your engine. That is why the
Sun Company can guarantee the uniform high
quality and purity of Sunoco.
You cannot be too sure of your motor oil.
An oil wrong in quality or type can damage your
engine more in one day than a whole year of
ordinary use.
Sunoco is made in six types to assure a right
type for every car. It makes accurate and
efficient engine lubrication certain.
Begin using Sunoco at once. Have your
crank case drained, cleaned and refilled with the
proper type of Sunoco. Any Sunoco dealer will
know which type "fits" your engine.
Philadelphia Olfice:
Refineries: Marcus Hook,
Florida. jr car, $70001100. Cantaloupes,
western, per standard crato, $4,50 00,30.
cantaloupes, southern, per flat crate, tJ.AO,
strawberries, per nunrt-JJersey, irB2Boi
Pennsylvania, 2B04Oo. Pdackbcrrlci. N.
C , per quart, aOdSde. Gooseberries, pr
fiunrt, 12 IB, Huckleberries, per quart,
28(tft5c. Currants, per quart. 1R02O. Rasp
berries, Jersey, per pint. lSwlBe.
VKOETAllLEE White rotaloes, southern,
per bhl. No. 1, 19011. r,n; No. 2 nnd culls.
H.BOOB do Pennsylvania, per bbl., $203
do. Jersey, er basket. SBo$1.18. Onions,
Jersey, per basket. BOQSOc.
Trade Quiet on Paris Bourse
lrls, July 2. trading; wns quiet on
tho Bourse today. Thrco per cent
rentes were quoted nt 68f: exchange on
London, 47f 13oj 6 per cent loan, 88f
36c. Tho dollar was quoted nt llf 94c.
EVAN KANDOLPH, Chairman;
JOHN GIlIBBni..,
ArtTHim V. MOUTON.
JOHN J. HKNDKItSON,
K. CLARENCC MILLKR.
Committee.
BAYARD & EVANH,
Counsel.
102 St. Paul St.
Baltimore
PftNY
Finance BIdg.
Pa.; Toledo, Ohio; Yale, OUa.
rilOTOrLAYB
PHOTO PLAYS
THRU
'COMPANY r
OFJMERICA
ALhambra it. Daily t 21 evs,o:
HOrn HAMPTON In
"A MODDIIN SALOME
A rrI f C B2D & THOMPSON BT8.
APOLLO MATINEE DAILT
HEX BEACH'S
the jfiLVEii lionpn" ,
ADrAniA' CHESTNUT Pow 10T1I
AKVAUIA 10 A. M. to HUB P. M
IMMA IJUNN ln.,
"OLD LADY THinTY-ONE"
BALTIMORE SV0ift.
natllmore
Sat. Mat.
BLUEBIRD SieTinaI've.
.T,.BnSfLCii'o"nDB"
BROADWAY nyS,fB.A
WANnA 1IAWMSY In
WANDA HAWr.EY
MISS liunuo
s A niTAI t22 MAr.KET STUEET
CAPITOL 1(1 A. M. to 11:16 P. M.
joiin nAniiYjiunii in
HYDE"
"Dn jcKiui, a.,1.1 .-"
,-t-y mir r.ntn AVE. AND
CLIN 1 UK I SIXTH ST. Mat. Dally
HOPE H VMPTON In .
"A MODERN S-ALOME"
--M nMIAl Oln. A Mnplewoorl As.
COLOIN1AL 210. 7 and 0 P. M.
TOM UN In ..
THE DAREDEVIL"
MAIN ST.. MANAYUNK
RMPRESS
MATINEfJ UA11.X
ELAINE HAMMEnKTElN In
THE WOMAN GAME"
FAIRMOUNT s$ft"Mr-
CnCII. DE MILLE'S
WHY CHANOE TOL'R WIFE?"
r..iii V THEATRC-1311 MarRW HI.
FAMILY n A. M. to Mldnleht
MAE MHimAY In
"ON WITH THE DANCE"
r"-ril CT THEATRE IIow Sprue
561 rl D 1 . MATINEE DAILY
TOM MIX In
"THE CYCLONE"
FRANKFORD " rX$$5ZRD
BRYANT WASHBURN in
'MRS TEMTl-r S TELEGRAM"
GREAT NORTHERN uTt IV
1TT.,l?UT,YCAniVET.!n
tTr-il-r)I Al "0TH A: WALNUT HTS.
IMPLKIAL Msts. 2 30. Eves. 7 4 0
LEWIS STONE in
"THE RIVER'S END"
. , t i-Nf-n 41ST & LANCASTER AVE
LtAUE-P MATINEE DAILY
Man Murrnv In "On With the Dsnro"
Afleita MaeU Snnett "By Oolly"
t inrDTV BROAD & COLUMBIA AV.
LIBLK 1 I MATINEE DAILY
CLA1RH WHITNEY In
RULING PASSIONS"
333 MARKET
STREET THEATRE
n A.M'. to 11:19 P.M.
GRACE DARLING In
EVEN AH L.VL,
tvl"M"M7I 4-3 SOUTH ST. Orchestra.
MUL'Il.L. Continuous 1 to 11.
MrLEAN AND MAY in
.'3'4 HOURS' LEAV1
Complete) chart showing pronrams tor the
STEAMSHIP NOTICES
iMipiMraAi Mercantiie iMmE Company
N. Y. Cherbouru Soutlmmpton
nkii..i.mt,ln .Inlv lOlAuc. 7Sept.
.July nlAiiK. 14 Sept. 11
New York
bt. Til II I . .
NI3W
Mnnrliurla
. . . .July S4.UB. iiincu.. -
YoitK HAJinuno
.HilySIISept. llJOct.23
AilB.14lSept.3nl.Nov. 0
Moncnlln
i.iiiT!Anie.I.I"IUA LIVERPOOL
Hnxerfonl ,J,U1, 21
Auburn '"'
PHILADELPHIA GLASGOW
Eastern Sea J':2?
A Mennicr '. J,
I'HILAIlF.LrillA HAMWUKO
West Bkonk .J
ie. in.iinn July 10
.Julv 17
SantosUrt
.July 31
Edgemont
. . n.v vrivriti
mmmm
P..,enr Office. 1319 Walnut St.. Phil.
Philadelphia to
Scandinavian Ports
Chriotiania,
Gothenburg,
Copenhagen
Regular Service
0, S. Snipping Board Sled Stcamm
SS "FORT ARMSTRONG".. Sailed
SS "OR0NOKE".At Loading Berlh
A Steamer July 10
(From Pier 73, Sonlft rVnarMl)
The Charles T. Megee Co.
UtRtt lor V. S. Snipping Boui
Drexel Building
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Lombard MOO
LUCKENBACH LINES
Pacific Coast
Service
IMIlI.MIKl.riUA TO N IiIKOO
I'llKT OK l.s N(ii:i.ES SvN
riiAM isto
S. S. Pleiades
July 6th
IMer 78, South Whan us
Vur rules mill luirtlrulnrn nptiljr to
Luckenbach Steamship Co., Inc.
11 Mlillrlull Htrt-et. New Vorli
hlEAIIISOVT NOTK'l.s
Day 5c Nisht The Dolphin Lins1
Boats Leave
Arch Street
Vharf for
Burlington Inland Park
Bristol Trenton
ON SUNDAYS
Tor Trenlon. n.30 A. M.. 10 A. M
1 v M.. 1 I'. M., S I'. SI.. 0.31) 1'. J.
I'or llrlHtnl, 830 A JI 2 1 SI.. 4 T.
'for llurllnelon Islnnil Tnrli, 0 A. Jl.,
' l'. Jl.. .1 P. SI.
VVF.EKDAV SAILINGS
' I'nr Trenton. M.llil A. SI.. 1.30 l. SI..
Knr llris'tnl nnd lliirllntn:i Ihl mil I'.uU,
1,30,1. Jl.. n.0 '. M I'trn Mont l.io
1. M. Hiituril for llurl'nijton Nl. Park,
Hate of I'nrr Oiir IVnv. Ill frnlm
riilldrrn, tle. , fiuiiilios mill HollJajs
AtlullH. 40e Chllilrrii. UNr,
OUEEN ANNE MOONLIGHTS
Host en.v Arch fit. JVIinrf Ettry Kte-
nlna- nt S 1'. M.. vrjvt Blondsr. Bound
trip (ht, SSc, Includlnc war tnx.
'Pay A Weht'r.l" Dolphfn W
jaQWOf?gglMaiKtsyTjfv-.JTirJwm
I
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rnoTorr,AY
Tho following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of tho finest productions. Ask for tho
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures
through the Stanley Company of America.
OVERBROOK D Av
sbrisMAANnDTIwis.
PALACE ,1,.1f55,?rv.
nEHT LYTELL In
"ALIAS JIMVr VALENTINE"
PRINCESS R,?s,o8AM'KTirpEKM!.
, EMMY WEHLEN In ' "
"THD SACnED FLAXIE"
REGENT "oa8!
DIAI TH OEnMANTOWlf avb.
"NINETY AND NINE-
RUBY UnKE,T BT. 11DWW 7TO
mrrw 'io'm' ll!lB p
'TOnillDDEN TRAILS"
QAVOV J2" MATtKET RTrtK-r
ENID tosotM OTDNIa"
"THE FALSE HOAD"
SHERWOOD Mt.1 na nitimor.
THOMAR MEtrmAi;,Ev,!r" 8
"WHY CHANOE TOITn Wirn?"
STANLEY Wtn
vtttiENE o-nntEv in l,1B p-JI-
"A FOOL AND HIS MONET"
VICTORIA rilTMW
pATti.TNK mmrnifv ;
"THE WOMAN IN ROOM 13'
13
n NIXON-NIRDLINCER
THEATRES
BELMONT B2D AD0VB "kct
MAY AT.T.TSON In
"THE WALKOFFS"
CEDAR C,,TH CBDAn
BLANCHE SWEET In
"THE HUSHED HOUR"
AVENUE
COLISEUM MAnKTSE!
."'iw.y-cTsn'
JUMBO
FRONT ST. A mmnn ...
Jnrnhn .Ti'nrtlnn on Frankfard "t
EMMY WEHLEN nanKtora L
"LIFTINO SHADOWS"
fnrlNT C2D AND T-OCFST STREETS
LULU J 1 Mats. 1:30. 3:30 Evtcs fl'anit
JOHN- BARRVMOnE 1 ,0 U
"DR. JEKYLL AND MR HyDE"
NIXON 52D AND MAnKCT STS..
2:15. 7 and 0
"THE LOST CITY" No. 11
RIVOI I BSD AND SANKOM STS.
IMVUU Matinee Daily
William Farnum, "ATjIjoI Two C"tl".''
Sunshlno Comerly. "Shoulrl Dummies Wed?"
STRAND aniuMANTmXTAEVNEANo0
ENID BENNETT In "THE FALSE ROaB"
Mrs. Drew, "Rllmulatlnr; Mrs Barton"
WEST ALLEGHENY Aifthhev
OERALDINE FARRAR in
"THE WORLD AND ITS WOMAN"
week appears Saturday evening- and Sunday.
STEAMSHIP NOTICES
West Tacnok July 10
Wutlieim July a
Cliumplnn July 11
West Clierow . ,....r July 18
West Gnmbo JnlrSO
Nervier July 24
N. Y. Cherbourc Southampton
Ol.vinpla luly 3Aiir. I'Alir. 25
Ailrliitlu Aiib. llhept. l.tlOit. 18
N. Y. (JUEENSTOWN MVKKI'OOI.
Mobile Inly lnlAmr. UlSept. 18
Celtic July XtlAUfr. 28 Oct. 3
llnlllc .Itll.v Sll.Sept. -llOct. 0
lrormerlv Cleieluml
SK1V YORK AnilKS
nTRRALTAR NAPLES (JK.VOV
Cnnnplc .Tulr ft
Cretlo Jn!v24
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
rniLAnELPHIA LONDON
W'auconcln. Inly 0
Knulern Klmre July IT
Omnrntr-inle July SI
HOIil.ANIl-A'.MEIIlCA LINE
I'lIILAUELPlIIA nOTTEKUAM
I'nolilk July K
Mnniil.lc July 15
l Freight Office. i05.414 Eourje Bid;., Pliii.
Incorporated
1801
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
t General Cargo
Regular Service
Philadelphia' Manchester
SS "Des Moines Bridge".. July 15
Philadelphia Havana
SS "Lalce Galera" July 10
SS "Coqtnna" July 25
For rates and particulars apply to
Earn-Line Steamship Co.
139 South Fouith St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Monthly Service
Mediterranean, Adriatic,
Greek and Blaclc Sea Ports
Trieste, Fiume, Palras &
Piraeus
Sailings From Philadelphia
V. S. Shipping Board Sled Stetmeri
SS "Jomar" July 15
Tor I'urflier I'lirllculurs Apply,
Green Star Steamship Corp.
100,1 Drexel lllilc. lMill.l.
I.omliunl 3101 Jliiln 1S-0
UAKBER STEAMSHIP
LINES. Inc.
FAIl V.HT bKRTICK
Krom 1'hiladelphla
Yokohama Kobo
1, . a. U. S H IIKNRV sTunns
JUNK 30T1I
VOKOUAMA KOBE BHA'CJM.U
V. B. B. II. S H HASTKHN VL.
JULY 101 II
For Itatm, etc. ApvtV
Barber Steamship Lines, Inc.
17 lluttrry I'lncc, Now York
oau.i:v. n.wia j. co puiiucIsIkU
Visnts. Imuran Uulldlus
tMACE LIN
VPEKU CHllfE
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fll rtiuan.1 null, ciiiiui si yn..
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Ana, Bf. Banti 'TtriiM. Fortnllhtlr 8H1I",
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