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t-PHIl,ADELlJHIA, WEDNESDAY, 3 UNE 19, 1918' " ' ''' "- "' " ' WI
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EVENING. PUBLIC LEDUEK
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NEWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES
ffi
ht
rT.X
rfrc ,
isin jninuin
it & Power Corp.
JVkFlrat and Refunding
jtWT Piortgaga uoia oonai
AitC n... A a lain
' IL'Loneest established of all
f .hydro-electric plhnts on
B..'.fV Pacific Coast.
ira,Practically no competition.
df.if-LT.KC possibilities for cx-
. pansion.
"svFirst mortgage on about
-A. 60r ceneratine capacity.
F'S.Seasoned and time-tested
cf MiiutiK wfaniji
Frica to yield about 6.40
rW tvT . 1Ai .
pnenationaiuty
LKf ...
$?. '
'fc? !
Xt CfttslnnieKl Ofices in jo Cti t
.PiilaaelrUa 1421 Chettvat St.
,tvj telephone i?3 Locust
tmmdt-Shert Term Sln-Aerrpttn
Company
STEEL INDUSTRIALS ATTRACT
MOST ATTENTION IN TRADING
ON BIG BOARD AND ADVANCE
iYciu York Stock Sales
iwjt
:a
ijy t
iBkpublic
Uron and Steel
, Whit incresfte in nMs for
past two and one-half year
will June 30 report show?
What percentage of the
present production Is In war
materials?
Are the company policies
to be changed?
Any worry about cash to
pay 1917 Federal tax of
.t.. (in nrtn nnn f
s 7he nbotr and runny othr t ifn
points trim mr voi or ioxr vere ot
nr rarffullti nnd rlrarlu rrwrred it
ohv la teat anatysi.9 just issued, 1 ok
itciil not only or able to b'tttr tvagr
inv inarnzt pojiiinn jar in- iitm--'.
hvt ltnoio Ihe present condition nf ;
Bbare Jlarnino nnd Per Shnre Vat
u9m Yours for the aihwo t Up
ftM9 od or mention K -I.
Schmidt&Deery
TMeaiber Con.. Mock Kx. nr '. V.
!M Widener Bids.. Pbilidclpbia, Pa.
.F.: Dell.Wal.4O80: Ij.. Rare 40u
, N. V. OBtr 30 nrnncl St.
PRIVATE WIKCS
Market Shows a Generally Strong Tone Prospects of
Increased Prices for Finished Products a
Factor That Helps Bring Gains
New Yorl, .lime 1?.
The stuck market showed it seneittlt stroiiK tune nil throiiRli the
foienoon. tilli ImJINh Interest .concentrated clilcfly In the .teel lndu
trlaN. The prospect for advances In pruci ot lliilhlicd steel pioiluet was h
factor in streiiRthenliiK the market position in these Issues, but there wast
nl the Mint time evidence of hanking accumulation, villi .some of the
h:inkinc huylnp more open and many liu.vlnc orders conilnc direct ftom
important financial interests.
There was talk of 'n new pool In American t.ocomothr. thut stock
heiiiR one o fthe strongest Icatures and makln? a further advance of
J points to 6SN.
ltaldwln I.ornmothc made it Ram of more than 1 point, scltins at
!0 '2. imd other steel Industrials made cains of around 1 point.
There was moderate trad.ns In United Stntcs Steel common, which
llikt adnnccd to lOi' . and then reacted to 103.
Interest w.is attuched to the tradinsr In Royal Dutch because of an
abbcnce of demand, and that stock broke 133 points on 11 Mnsle b.ile to 10U.
The I'lttsbursh and West VlrRinia Issues iiRain became prominent
because of lRorous buins, with the common stock moving- up 2 points
to 35', and the preferred advancing 1 !.. to 78.
Heading reflected continued accumulation, makins a gain of to
ij'j nnd other lailroad stocks wcie firm, but without important changes.
The bullish demonuaiion. which caused an advance in Pierce-Arrow.
ended itli the cloe yesterda and thai totk leaded 1 point this morn
ing to A0
Marine prrfcired was faul active, but .Melded after the opening.
hu ing being 1 emoted b Ihe fuct that the Street KneraU is waiting
for otticial news in regard to the sale of the Uritish lines
t.ast
cloe
Tllsh
It .".0
L,nv a.m
New York Bonds
Alaska Gold Mines H 'i ' 1, l.
Alaska Juniuu ... li 1M l!t ' ,
rtllls-rhlmers MfR. S3H :i R3' o-'l'j.
Allls-rhalm pf.... 81 SUi SVt SU
Am Beet Sugar . . (S '
Am Can 1,Vj 16 10 10 1
Am Can .nf. .. . 9t' ... . I
I Am Car and r-ly."S.l S0)i 81't'
I Am International. o.'t .Vt I o'l
Am Hide . I.ea . 10 16'i lli.'i
Am tilde 1. pf . 7,i o( To
Am I.lneed .. -lO ;
1 Am Locomotive . Oft'4 R H ,,,s
i.Vm t.oes pf if;
Am Malting S'
I Am Smeltngi Kef 7C'j 7G 7o'4 7G'i
, Am Smelt pf lOl
Am Sumatra Tob.ltOW HO l.H 1 1'
I Am Sumatra T pf 100
.m Steel Kdvs . . . fit
Am Sugar neflnlnRli;i'4 IM'J I13!j 1I3M
91
9.1 U
32 li
Bfit
924
S0
10' 1
75',
nn
OS
o
17',
M'i
.107' j
. r,,i
S2'
4
CORN IS IRREGULAR FURTHER WEAKNESS
IN EARLY DEALINGS IN COTTON MARKET
Am Ttl & Tel
Am Toh pf new- .
Am Woolen .
m Zlnr I. & S..
naconda Copper
Atl Gulf . VT 1
Baldwin Loco .
Baltimore A. Ohio
Beth S Class r.
Brooklyn R Tr .
Bruns Ter & R Sec 13"i
Butte Cop & 7. .. "'
Butte & Superior. 'Zl
Cal Petroleum . .. 20' 1
Cal Petroleum pf . 02
Canadian Pacific. 1 10' t
Cen -Leather Co 07
Chandler Motor .. si
Cliesa & Ohio. . . 07
Chi (Treat "West 7' ,
Chi .Mil & St Paul 11
Chi Mil & Ft P pf 7I'
Chl A- Norlhwel.
("hi It I & Pac.
4'hile Copper .
Chino Copper
Col Kuel & Iron. .
"onolIdated Ga.
Cons In C Mln. .
Corn Prod Per .
''ruclble Steel.. ,
Cuba Cane Sugar.
Del & Hud a An 110'
Pome Mines ... 7
Detroit United P. ,V
Distillers Sccur.
Kile
line li pf. ..
CS'i 9S' US'.
17'.'
C"
f0'2
55
.S3','
12'$ 43
Vo
07' j
17
05
5,
82'
"y'4
ItlKll
2000 Adams Up Co 91
1000 Amer Ag db Ba 93';
11000 Ang-Krench Bs 92-Si
2000 Am For Sec Ss 97
17000 Brk 11 T BsM8 9751
1 000 Can Gov Bs '31 92 H
1000 C & O cv 4'iS 7B
000 Chl Ot West 4s G6
16000 C 11 & Q rcg 4s 9 Hi
1000CM&SP rf 4 'is R7'b
2011(1 Cy of Paris 6s 82
9000 Krch Itep o'bs 97it
GOOD Int Mcr Mar 6s 99
3000 Lorillard Bs.. 91
.-iuanoi.il itonil 3 ',i 11n.no oo.ft
l-jnnnii do l ...ot.it 01.11
it 1000 dn 4'4 . . on. in
1000 Mo Pac gin Is S8
4000 NOT ft M Is. 47U
53000 .V .Y C ft II 6s 94 V.
2000 do 1'mS . 81 ,
2000 Pa gen u t'js 87U
4000 Sou Pac cv 4s 79U
(000 So Pac c us.. 90'a
10000 Tex Co c 6b 97'-.
2000 U OoU 6s. ., 9G'
1000 U K of il Uft I
B's J921 .. Pts
65
94
07 .
82 '4
97,
99
9t
90
58
17'i,
94';
llir.o
H.tn.
9t .
931;
92 1 1
97
97 i
92 S
76
6b
94
67'
-821.4
97
99
91
0.fl0
04.11
on
58
17 It
li4'b
Philadelphia Stocks
ii:sn Net
A.M chc.
ZiV, '
a;,4 i',4
IBU. U
41'4 H- Id
241', I 14
Dili, 4- V
t '4
.18
.11 :
8l, 81",
il'
2.,
15' s
as
tn
7
10".
Mi 1
31'.
IS',"
3s
50
13'.
IS' 4
.is
.VI
174 .
05 I "r
. I New York Curb
":' , i
S3', Aetna Unplhslres ilfs ....
18 - .ntevrolet Motors
M'rftripn & Co
I'urtls Aeropljine ........
I 1 ."lilcli VhIIpj- CotI Salca..
I Maitma Copppr
1 tothcr t.orl nw
Mclhrr l.odr old
Kay Hercules
' Kls0hii B'i s
rtuslan Oh
S'ncr.t Connor .t
I St Joseph t.rml . . .
SulmiHrine tloat . .
I'nllofl Motors . .
11 I'nfld Vrrrl" i:leiniun
1,1 ' Wrlsht-Mnrttn ....
". risht-Mnrtln prrf
87j,
79
90 'I
97'i.
96'-
0K-,
8'
79
911 'a
97 it.
90 'b
9 Ki
. . Hleh Low
130 Gen Asph 24i(, 34
430 do pref. .11
S00l.lt Sup C 1614 1H
13 Penn hit 44V 44 Vi
11 Phlln Ulcc S4a, 31"',
30 Reading.. SHfe IHTi,
2.1 do 2d pf 38 38
.1 fn Trnct 31 i 31 Ti.
150'U S Stcel.104 103 101
nOMIS Mijp N't
Mini! Low A.M. lime.
,600 Lib Bonds . , ..
' do 4s.. 93.80 03.80 93.80 .46
, ISO do 1st 4s 03.1(1 93.10 03.10 ..
' 1000 Phlla Co ,.
-.. ant ! Billet J. if.
i . cons on nw-j nw-.-z ..". i
l .".nnn do 1st Bs 03 K. 03 4 93'b ..
PHILADELPHI INACTIVE STOCKS
Following arc quotations for In
nrtlte stocks llbted In the Philadelphia
Stoek Bxchange and In which there
were no transactions today. The price
given Is the last previous close:
a m ?... Hi. I.pb Vat Tr. . to
Aiiinn.-o Ins.. 19U" Leh Val Tr pf 2Si,i
10
b7
Bid Ask
IRS. 14
I2 131
fl'i 7
tni, tl
78 St
31 . .11
,1'i ' 3'j
3 57
l'i I'll
31 lis
3.1 .IS
in'. 12
IP, 1 f.
17 IS
27s. ,.,7.
.19 , 'nS
in' i in',
i;.- 71
Anirr Mill .. 10V
Am By pf .. "0
Amer Stores. 20
Amer Strs pf 92
Brill .TO .... 26
Hrlll .1 G pf. 70
Burr ft S t o. G4
Hurt ft S t c pr 48
Cam Iron ... 40
Caia Steel ..13.!
Catvvs 1st pf B2
vatvvs 2d pf . 64
Con Trac SS 66 '4
lit ft B T .. 10
lit ft B T pf. 17
Ins Co X A . 27
Keystone Tele i
Ke Tel pf. . SO
Lit Bros ... 2.1 1-
t.lltlo sVlinvl 48
Mlnehlll' 50'.
No Pennn . . 86
P R T 234
Penn Trarftc . 2 s;
Phlla Co pf .. 23.
PMIaCocmpf 32 U
Rvvys Co Oen 2
Ton Belmont. 3
Ton Mining .. 2;
Union Tract.. 37 H
Un Cos X J.. 1ST
U S Steel pr.110
Win Cramp... 77
Warwick Iron 8
West Coat .. 76
W .1 ft M. . in
York" Rvv.v . 9'
INTEREST ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
CENTERS IN GENERAL ASPHALT,
WITH MARKET UNUSUALLY DULL
m
Common Shares Advance a Little, Then Decline, While
the Preferred Are Marked Up 1JL United
States Steel Is Higher
iS',- rs
3I". 3l'i
o-, "oT.
Sit, ,-,q, 53',
15
3s
(."'.
3I4
"g-,
'.V.l'i
Bull Purchases OflVcl bv Com- Firs. Prices Sliou cl Losses, i-isher Bodv
xr-'.i i . c n Gaston Wm ft W
vi un iiugusi oeoring vrc.ii'
mission Mouse Sclliiiu Oats
'.!
JO
Barnett Oil&Gas
1C0HT
OLD , QUOTES
CUK
i'.' Morton R. Alexander
fVPfcila. Stock Exchange Bldf.
'
Tnill.m Sf.. V. T. Clfr
SP'iiJ
wrs
ra-
mnErTimv or actiunts
.'
IS1
Cortlrlert Tulillr Arroiintsnt
Jii? "I t'tli'tii'vi tr r nfttv . t'rt
kfWllOlS HRAIi KSTATB IRfST nt.liO
? ;4KY5s'rlllA,rK t ADJUST PAP.TNKnStllP
RPORATION i DISPl'TF.D ACCOUNTS
fm
'.
Financial Briefs
KSCftrors earnlncs of the PlulndMnM
i.ainl '"Western Uallvv-ay (Company for the
lmonth of Slay were $52 109. a gain of
tv.'.f'1 compared with th anie month ti, .nuiiiun.t i.,n ,.o. -.n. ...
ilecreased ?28lfi.
Kallv After Small Losses
( blriiio. .Imir 19. Illinois .Pnrtlv
rloiitb loiilclii ihhI 'Ihiirsfln, unsettled
imrllii Tliiirsdnt nlchl warmer.
VllvMHiri Folr tonlcht iinil Thnrsiln,
rviTiit nnsettltst northrnsli wnrnirr.
VMsinnsIn Pnrtlv rloiid. lonleht mirl
Tliiirsdujt U".lbl. doners vvet! wnrinfr.
Tiniiesoli. I'nsrltlisl tonlcht r;d
Tlinrsda. iirnbuld.v slnnversi nuinnrr lo
nlclit. Iowa 1'roh.ililt thunder slionrrs to
nlcht Murium TlMir-iJuj partlj rtondi nnd
warmer.
North K.lsrlii I'rnhnhlv thunder slion. '
er (his afternoon; coiler wet tonlcht:
riiilrsil , $ iiiirllj rloutlv and looter.
sonlh Itaknta Partlj iliiudt tonlcht
tno Thurstjij! warmer eas( tuitichtt rnuler
wrl Thursdai.
rbni.l.u rarllv tlouilj tonlcht nnd
Tlnirsdn. nnssihl.t thnniirr honers east
(onlchtt wnrmer ens( Uinlch(.
Knniis Fair nnd ronllriued warmer to
nlcht nnd l hursdiiv.
Montiin;! I Hlr (cuichl anil Thursda; s
lolor rust.
Ujomlnc Pardj iluud.v tonlcht nnd
ThursdaM toidrr.
Chlrnco. .lull" 19
The cm n market was inrgular in tli.
enilv tiadlng toda.v. Ixcal bulls put
chared at the outset, but there vvas
good filing by conimisstou houses.
Southwisteru firms had orders to sell
Chances in pi ices were j-niall.
Temperatuies were high in pans of
fa-
es
ID
cclnie
Neu lorU. June 19. The fnllowluc tem
perHtures were recorded In the io((on hel(
this mornlnc:
Aurustn mill TlinntJisvlllr. 08t Aliwnii.
rliultjinouin, Ivnovvlllr, MliiMla, Ullmlnc
(nu. Tsmnrt nti'l Jacksonville. Kit Millenr.
Meridian. Montcomerv. ttlrmln?hiim. Nash
ville, 4 hnrleston nnd siiutnimh 2: viem
phls, lit Oklnhnmn. Little Itork iiml Mrks
burc. 76: shreveiwrt. Man Antonio, orpns
t hrlstl. New Orleans nnd Tens-Holti. IS:
Port Smith. 80 nnd (.jltrslnn. 81.
There was .Oi Inch of nrrrlpHatinu nl
Ihomastlllr. .20 at Little Rock nnd .11 Ht
New Orleim.
New York, .lulu. 19
Purtli' i weakne s vvus a fcttuir of
Gen Cigar Co
Gen Llectrlc.
Gen Motors
Great Noith pief Stt
Gt V c for o pi op. .'IJV
Haskell ft Bailter 12
Inter yVgncul. . . . IV(
Inter Agn pf. . . . CI.
Inspiration Cop. . "P
Inter Mer Marine. 2'.l
2s ,
50'
JO'.
55'.
2S
50' j
110' i
i:i7.'..
i.t ins i.
12'
IS'
III
12' j
IS',
01
29', 2!)
12' i
Ls'j
(II
1
2'J.' i
Philadelphia Markets
i PROVISIONS
l'h niHrKt rulcfl llrm with . fulr ioli-
iilnsr demnnd f-'om klmls were a slidd-
i lildhcr. Tli1 fellow. nc r the quntHtinn
i'lly eef. in hPlr, pmolcnl htjiI Hf-drfM
I"p: wpntTii bTi. in neib, emoitpa. i-c,
clt.v horf. knuckle and tenrterfl unmUpd nnd
air-dried. Up, weptem heek, knuckle nnd
tulrn. Miioked. 3c. .Uef liarti", .-)
Vnrk fHinlb. sril!(rTr3. iram. H. 1 ciid
!m(iip. 'J'stan'c: do. nklnnM Iooup, .'(
.rtV'ii.r; ,li. 4. smoked. amdiSil1!", other
hnm imokfrt. r rurrd, hs to hrnd and
HprH(:,. "fMS fii .VMr; do. BinokPd. wphItii
urpd. 'JO W-ll 'nr. d. bollpil. hotilw. iTtr.
pitnlc nhoiil'rPr H. I mrcd, loope. 'Jl '-ic.
do. niokod. Llap. lflllo. in plcklp. nt
fordinc to .ucrncp. Iooep, nuc. lirrHkfnwt
bucon hp tn brand nnd HXcrHirc olty curpd
-Hit . do. Mpitprn curnl 10 lard, western
rpflnd ..". U ifl r,e; do. pure cltj . kettle ren
dered i!." fis 1( "Pn
UEl-INKI) SUGARS
mri'ihics iM'rr lishl and ilMimid was fair
Ucneiat Asphalt shares continued to be the leaders In trading on the
Philadelphia Stock Kv.dinngc early In today'n .session, which, outside of trans
actions in that Issue and n moderate amount of business In Steel common,
was unusually dull. ,
Asphalt common wits ticthc and, nJlhougli It gained a trifle soon after
the opening, It turned softer later and before midday had lost Vto 2M. On
tho other hand, the preferrrcd shares, which declliied 2 points yesterday,
turned strong this morning nnd gainpd Vi points to 37',J.
Lake Superior Corporation yielded U. Pensylvania Railroad advanced a
trifle, Reading gained U and Reading second preferred was unchanged.
Traction Issues were quiet, with no Rapid Transit certificates nppearlng
carlv. in tho day. Philadelphia Traction was marked up U and Union Trac
tion advanced the same amount, but neither showed any momentum of con
sequence. Steel bhowed improicmc it. following the course In New Tork, and ot
the end of the first hour wa 1 abo.e last night's closing quotation.
Liberty Loan bonds were quiet, with tho convertablc 4s dropping to a
new low record price of 03,70 and the rccond Is to 93.S0.
Ask Certificate Subscriptions
Rv authority of the Secretary of the Tieasury tlie l-'cderal Roiervc F.ank
vri ,rtTvT-t "f 1,n"allc'l,n'B today invited subscriptions tit par and accrued Interest for
If A Y I Klli lil lV "50,000.000 Trcasuiy certldcntes of indebtedness to be dated June 25. 191 S,
ILlLiri 1 111 DlU UUllO to mature October 24. 191 S. with Intetest at the rate of IH per cent per an
num.
Subscilptlons will be received at the Reserve Rank until 3 p. m .luly
2. 19IS. Pnjments may be made at par and accrued Interest on and after
June 25. 191S. until .lul.v 2. 191S, Inclusive.
Quallfed depositories will be permitted to make pa.v meut In credit for
certificates allotted to them for themselves and their icustomers up to an
nmoiint for which each shall have been qualified in excess of existing deposits
when so notified by Pcderal Reserve Bank.
The Philadelphia bank's allotment Is ?53.0OO,UUO. Allotments of other
Reserve banks itre as follows:
Boston, J68.000.O00; New Yolk, $251,000,000; Cleveland. $68,000,000; Rich-
T Anni? ATATv"l7 riTAnrr! nioml $26,000,000; Atlanta, $2,000,000: Chicago. $105,000,000; St. Louis, $30,
..,w. ,....., vjm.,1.. 000,000; Minneapolis, $26,000,000; Kansas Cit ,$30,0
000,000; San Francisco, $53,000,000.
PROBED BY BOARD;
U. S. Wants to Know About
' Conditions at Bethlehem
Steel Plant
',000,000; Dallas, $18,-
Inter .Mcr Mar pr. 101', ini'j Hi;1. 1(11
Inter Tap-r ,t, ' i
Int Taper pf s-M.. fi;iJ2
Inter Nickel .. 271.
Kan. Cil.v South'n. IS')
Kedy .-spgOeld Tire is
Kcnnecott Coppr. ;i'"j
Kings Co Kl Lftl'. 9U'..
Lack steel . . . S a
I Hellilcliem. Pa,., Jtntr 10.- Wat
Labor Board teprcsentathes have
j heard the complaints of the employes
of the Bethlehem 'Stool Company In
n effort to adiust tho conditions
IU.I. nf 7 I.-.,, fnr (ln eralltll.ltoil. . Wlllrll. IIIO V Bf UeP.irtinCIlt l)eUeCS.
,,,,,, nnnnnrTC , affTt the output of big guns and pro-
UA1K1 rl(OUUv.ls jectlles for Pershing's forces alvoad.
i liunsi; riie marl.i-i fur fini-y piod This Is tlie llrst Instance In vvhl"h
fHU!'r:' '!"", sJIL'ns: '"vr,!"Th:'.,,i".iin!: , thn board has been asked to settle the
-i.ic- f'esh .MiS-jt'.c: spcoIhuI hlgh.r. difficulties III any steel plant, and for
n Vn-k. w-iioie-iniik. fair, ficnii. -j.tii that tear on the ultimate action will
J3V': N-- lork. whule-nilllt. ehulc. "Id o.tnl.llul, u ,,rrfrlent In tint Iitr1ilatr
:ii.i:;r nvw Yuri, v.hoic-nuik, fair t estauiis-ii h picceaeni in mat itinusir.
mod, old j-jt" vie. , Alrcndv there are reports that a com-
, promise may be effected In order that
POULT 111 , the heavy armament program may not
t.l k - nniHiid w- f.ilrb .irtl.e hiv the, be Interfered with.'
in.rk-t nil.il firm The fiuotallons: Few In . Rricntll-'r flencral T. M. Dickson.
MORE PUZZLES
IN REVENUE BILL
Congress to Add Complica
tions in Cumbersome Ex
tension of Law
the cotton market tlu niotu'ng First Lehigh allcj
prices s.iowed IS In 19 pun"' l it t los
with August bctiring the grcalc.-t de
cline.
Bcidc.j i-Ktlicr henv cllmg of new
crops bv Liverpool thete was prrssurt
on these dlivrrlch b. room tr.iders nlo.
hated op the lAcptlonull.v fill'- weather
map and irosprcts fcr a bearish wukl;
weather report
Western Inteicsts appca-crl to be I q
ou dating .lulv. The belling piccsure
lessened slmrtlv after Lit. opening and
rallies of In lo 15 points followed on r
more optimistic Italian war repnrt and
of tfie firmness of stocks
Receipts at the potts fur the d.ij air
estimated at S000 bale." acinim 1025
bales a wcrl; ago and 10 S8." bales a
l.last vear. Xet eiiriilntrn
taiweive inomns gro increased tou.Gr0. voraine ov-r tne gn hici part ot tne belt. . "
IvjfWh rlet for the period showing loss of One authority said that the prospect I
r-.''oOI3.' r. i. .... ,n ... i.i n,. . ,...
fcr'Triebalancc.lieet or the Consolidated toda-v "''rc 'J ral'-'' EMra liy Sullivan Macliinrrv Coiupaii
K Copper. Mines for fiscal year ended De- -'"ly opened '.. lowei at 51 IS'-. Menco .lune 19 - The Sullivan
iTfe'emeD'r l last shows total production and movctl up to l.t(i. Augus-t start- jjaciiinrrv Compam lias dt-c'ared the
& amounting to $9.!i0fi.S9S pounds of cop- ed at $ LIS i, 'n J 15. ag-iuibt $I.I3-' regular riuarterlv dividend of 1 '-j pel
fcMjJer, Mhich was marketed at an average and' later sold at Jl tj".. c-ent and an etr.i dividend of 1 per
IvpicrtlTD'OTnMofllr ""'"-l"t after bho.lns rmall lor-w cnt. paSablfl Jul 15 to holdets of
I'JJbTt ounce's fit Lo'd an n M.309 n, "' "rst. wl,M, there was selling b.v .oeal tecord June 30
D. " a ... . .. ---' " linn tin lkn mil. r. . nr..l .!... .. U
-or. lean, ine total aiue ot all metals "" " ""in-u ""i m
.produced was $2 173,139 ' crop is
it ' suit In
W. Te Ohio Public Utilities Commission storms
r5haa given the Northern Ohio Traction OS cats
Ti'CsmDanj- permission to issue json.onn tnii. r,
CSli'Tr nonns anu iM).rjoo preferred 7.-.,r at
frS". - . ' moved up
tWfek ...r S6U,i66
IhVKSW LITt3lUl,K lUUlAllUI scsteida
S-4Milea". June 19 Estimated receipts to- According
r. is.ono tieart lett over nss bead Tew froiti the
ran lllni Bteadv with yesterdav's aver. .,
( ,JrV Top. early, J16P0. mere are
'juATri.ii Esiunaiea reeeipts toJa ID- lions in r
!SSas...,. . ....' Th recc
ii-aiiuui -u.iiiiiiai'ii iririnia tnn.iv. tiimiii
'Inad- , ami nuiutn
f''-vl . 118 cars last c.lr
S 'fr-5"'
Mackav Co pf. . (il
MhnwcII Motor., .'Wi
Ma Mot 2d pr. . 21
.Mflcan Petroleum !i'
Miami Copper... -27'
Mldvalc Steel. . . 5.'
51 Inn.. St T'&.S.M . M
5fo; racillc .... 2:;':
JIo. Pacinc pf . 55
at Lnam.iStnip. 51
N'. V. Central. .. 72',
N". V.. .V II. &. II . 12
voi-r & wet. ... in;
Northern Pacing.. SO1.
Ohio I ities Gas. . Its."1;
Ohio Fuel Sup. ... j',
Ontario Mining .. p.",
Pacific Mail . . . IM1,'
Pennsylvania BR. KIJ.
Peopled Gas, Chl.. I2'i
Philadelphia Co . 10
Pitts. & West Vs.. ,TJ',
Pllin. & WcstVa.pf 70',
Plerc '-Arrow .... J,'
Plerce-Airow- pf. . 07'.
Pressed Sieel Cai. CI
P.y. Steel Spring. . 5s
Bay Contol copper 2 ',
Reading li.
Rcpuhl c Iron&Stl. (0'i
5'', St" j 59' .. 50'
27',
:!:t4i.tlf. unrli.c? thliljetm lint l.ezlinrns
WolsWli'.- I"r2 1b. nl'leee SOnTiae: wish
1 Inj Hfl'j lbs. Hiileii lOi'i IRc: staia.
M.linv ri'Orlers. "riW"i'' nl.l ruost' ria '!'J'
.'.. ilurks. fVkln. Jsnaiii:: lo. Imil in ltiln
nnr. "ill" L'i''. KUlnre p r pair, $1.3arjri I (".!
pll, .mis i. M. per pair I'H" tSe: do, H'unj.
per pall 'JS(.;ilu.
VJ'i" 5Pi 52'. I
PRESH PHUITS
12',' 12
.,'if I'ufti'r- stnt k m-t .villi fair psl anrj i.Iihs
-tl 4 I ffonerallv wer v-ll nMlntaln-.!, as foil. .we
i Apple, prtr bhl Alli..niarl Pippin liV'tln,
llaMvvln. P.'ns: Hen Davie. J.t.-.Oiini Wll-
Inw Tutu, Jsin.-.O iiles western, n-r
. 1mi vv inesan. j.. .oil ..,."; .puohii i-ii-
ehlef oidnnme olTlccf. nsslencd bj- the Clr'tr fpn llfiTllll I," TIITAT
War Department, said the output ' lu UUUIil.ll, 1UIAL
from the pl'.nt lierr vvas not up to '.
expectations. Me said he. believed In
adequate housing faj-Ilittcs were in the Washington. June 19.
main responsible. The cmplojcs con- The new JS noo.onn.nno revenue b'll that
tend that labor t-oublep have caused is being fram-d b5 the imurc .ls and
uic misf. ui nii.v skiiicu iiiociiaincu mm
the force has been wo reduced that
production cannot b" kept to the max
Imiim desired.
15
12' i
..' j
7S
30",
II','
12',
It
'Jr.
"bo
nln. $2'n . Acples. olil per ' husli. basket
-r ' t r.ow .j.r.n, iio new ior na inner, ,"( ,
I'enehea. (loriil. per it-bisk"' nnrlrcr J1 7"
, fn 'J,",. Lemons, tier imx. iln( l- ttrann-e.
I'allfnrnla, per bo JiCoS lirape'ruK.
Klorl'la. per box. $:'M Pineapples, Porto
1.' ttlen nr rrate $('!." niael,berrl"s otll
L", Carolina, per ipiart. 10'.i so,-: do D-iwar-
land Martlanrt. Per quuri. ISfiSO, Plums
(lei.rsla. pr rarrlcr lacia.vi t herrlrs.
California, tier bo 1 .-.(ISia Cantaloupes.
California, pur stall'laril .'rate. Jr.it (1; .lo.
do per ponv irate. H..-.0; do. do. p-r nt
erate, 12. Watermelons, Florida, per too.
."l'i unifirni. do, do. per carioaa. .i"i......
7S
30',
Means Committee w ill hold out no hope
of n short a"d quick w-av for a man
to compute and pay his war ta.rs.
According to the program of the torn
I mlttee, as Indicated by unnouncment.-
the Lomplluated parts of the picsent
law, especialb those iclating lo the In
come and c.cess-pronts taes, will be
tallied as the basis of the new bill
Members of the committee. Including
the chairman lilmseir, have added pioin
'ses of additional compiicat'ons for the
taxpayers through tho Increases in the
"ncomc ta. excess-profits taf, the new
ivar-proOls tax and the direct and In
direct taxes on luxuries and commodities
tint vvill be Included In the new nicaa
ui e.
.serk to Double Amount
The new- bill w II seek- lo raise double
the amount of the present revenues from
ircomo and cxcfss-prollls taxes by a new
and compiler tedtchcdule that would be
based upon the presept schedule. In ad-
dllion. a straight war-p'-oflts tax that
will teach as high .13 SO per cent will be
lcvlfd.
There points have already been de-clde-l
by the committee, and the rest ot
the hearings vill be devoted to finding
nut ho,w the consumption taxes cah be
increased and broadened and what lux
uries can be listed as a source ot reve
nue, In order to reach every one in tne
I
of lis c'vi'rman, Reprrs?ntalc Kltchln.
and by members, the new- bill will be a Itounlij. either directly or indirectly.
cumbersome cxtens'on of
,, Among the consumption Uxej already "", fl
tne present .,rop0se, lo tile committee are increases "SA
VKCETARIXS
urteriut-s were quite librial but tbere vas
fair ltiqllir for cuo re ami a ..i ni"-i
V?J. -. rinilnne nnd nrte-s uenerallv' ruled sleadv
, ,. quotations: vv un p;''a"v ,3: i ' vl . questions:
ins. e. lorn. .." ' ' " "' ,",""- Wm-oa hnliru r.f Inbnn nr,,,!,:,.-, ,.,,,1
.Norfolk aim rjasiern -imrr, p-r urn '- . . -. ... " --"-. - ".""
Labor Turnover Evcesshc
In suiiport of this statement leaders
of the emploxes . Introduced n state
ment of iv beneficial association,
which showed th.it a labor turnover of
oi.uoo emp loves was necessary ast ' nrano
vear to add a permanent Incrcihc of complex revenue law. ' ,n .i,- ta.x on tobacco, cigars and
500 employes to tho forces here. Ch.t'rmau Kltchln ha. announced on clgaiettes, toilet articles, drugs and the
Twelve grievances were cited by the .eveial occasions sincetlh" nubile bear- ' '"lel' commodities alroady taxed, and
men through witnesses and deposl- . ,on '"",, ,,c ,"', taxes on sugar, coffee, tea, cptton. xv heat,
,tlons which have been Bathcred during lMgs PPamtory lo the drattlng of tlie ,nner, fhoe, clothing and other neces-
the last ten days by Icaac Russell. "'" "ere started two weeks ago. that silies tliat aro now free from war taxes
Held investigator for the ttbor Boird. r ,
nnd a corps of investigators. Tho
grievances dealt with tho following
H
H
J
toe
No. 1 JH
White po- piece work and the bonus bysteni. tils-
-HOGS receipts.
- i J'l'i WJ'. N.p. 1 J3..iln I, 7o ,. l. ."!
m j.." . .- .i. , ii.. ...,,1 v.. I1,
-'i wj'i hi , iinniii. jsomii .r"j.,:i" zi'Y " v w'-'AV...' onminaiion Hfxainat union inbor. euuai
lodging i, he ev"n o'."," INACTIM: M'-W YORK STOCKS ' ' i ' " Cp'rn re ' ', "J JOO 110 'XUrUul: 5-Wrfiii:- ?- tS.iSM i: Pay for women, refusal of the com-
Thr"rCece,i,p,!shlhe?;n,lod0a,y,,waeVe r,olonln(: are quotations for Inactive aTc 'ZZ $'f .V. " WSWU W m?tJ$m 'tl'n?
New- York stocks and in which there Roebuck Co."t 2 .vi: No. a. i?s. we-t iwtatow;. Jer.e commiuees. attutiae 01 uip i oinpanj
pene,lat71.,cto71',c. against j? nS tranMctlona todav The price U ':s.i ",f S e- lV, W-raS' AJS'Ka.V Vi.l .J?"."L .'"L A:, A1!? -m'ny?
the end xesterday and later given Is the last prev-ous salc- Sinclair Oil Refc si ' oc- c 7S 'iVunihers Fori la per basl -t. r.o ""ushk iii.-..iu.i .im i w, winie iito.s
p to 7i.sc. August started at Adams Kxn ... ' X 1? " a' ' "S'' -"". l 'V. -..!5'-0"PI!. JV.'5.W1",S! I " . ?!e 5'
3. ,- icralnet liSlnj it the e;n Hv FtUmeiv 15 '-' -"J j,.,v- - .. . no ,ui luin. i't-. ","';,., ,- ; . V., -:.:, ,' illim mill , o-ai -.mir u.'.i ci n,
iC againet oo-at at tne cose ,qv 'lu,",Y'- , ., r. t- r . .., Sou-hern Rv .... 'Mi. .., .... .... Nv.ni. fnroiiim nerij-bhl basket J-J ..nn , ui.... ..i .. t j...-,i
mi'l rose lo ,.. Adv limeij P. " ;-,,,,,". '.Sj snlv..r t;v nr - ?.o, ,V, ' 7..',' i' lieam. Vlrclnl- per. H bhl.. basket. St.. in.. r.. Ir.TI' V.H '. ' . r..
nr tn the Piice Current reoorts Ajax- it'iniu-t y -; f, , ..iVs c, , j . .-. ..." "- l- ''- : '. fleets Norfolk, p-r l'.n minews . trigs; hchijuuk Jinerij nouns in ine
siirolu. Sales Indicate that Atner Cot Oil 41'. Lorillard Ppfn.1 studebaker Co... 5. 4(,, lo', 10', 3. Corn, Loulflana. per 11 .SI ? l,0s onices of tho company; using
practlcalb no ciltlcal condl-' m, Vh p 93'i Man Shirt .. S ni" r'"' I ri,Vn, to.' ' .o ' '"''''" r'V W. .5fla r.n do. Mn the draft to coerce men by saving thes
irosnects '. V' el k pf Kit Manhat Kiev. 95 lenn top i Uiem in, 10, yj, jj) slBBi. p.r ,. rate, n 1 r,n. I'a.bbase Last- rHn have men Inducted Inlo the terv-
irospccts. Am Hh - pv jft ,-.. T- t... .. ,e ' exns Co HOI. . .r sihnee per bbl crate. St ,.,nn 3...0: do I, , ,,...-, . nu-.. n....u. ..i,. .
Ipts of wheat at Minneapolis AmCKT-pr i.; - ; - ," .', .,-. ; -,,::.: " .,', '.' VoVfolk ' per'l.bl erst,-. St.anft a, do. do. p;r , .. "' - m-; - ""7' "'V' ".',"' '.:
tnilnv were 1"S rars acainst Amer i;oai " . " ;"'" " ,. , " " "'.' "' l.hl.. Sl'O '-'...O. Onlona. lexas rrinivn in ine iiuniin ")i s """ mv- m-n
touav were i-a cars, againsi "" ' t ill Max- Dent St. S.1 nnn Par. f' niit. mom i.vii ,.i rv- !.,--,.,. i, inn nmriio. still! -,.. ..-. i....,.. e... ,!.., in ,i,o ,..i,.
av IJMrSPf.JIIZ lulled A Inv Stl Int i
. head Market 10c lower. P.anse,
jf.!svCATTTS Fterelpta 700(1 head ,
IvJfSHEEP necelrts. SOOO head Cars. M0.
La ;' tltr, June 19. CATTI.K fle-
f.,- U.Ooo head Jl.rket steod.
ei.H008 Receipts, 1.",IK)U head. Market
i.HEEP Ilecelpts. BiiOO head
w
at Winnipeg i:, o'"" -. ,. ,n
atMdy,
"t- f
car, compared with 80f. car, and at'
Chicago " cais. against 29 cars
.MONEY.LENM.NO RATES
rilll.ADIILI'IIIA Call 0 per cent,
time. u'-C6 1'ir cent. C'ommcrcial pa
per, three to nl month", o's 0 per cent ;
si.x months, C per cent.
i Asso Oil
Rcscrvp Hanks' Ditrount Rales
ttfllcial discount rates at the twelve Atchison nf
cderal Reserve lianl..x were as rouows.
(The llrst column gives the rates for
iS
82',
Kcderal Reserve banks were as follows. Atl Blrm&Alt 10'7
r Atlai. i- ''"';-
Ui3i: ,Troctor & Gamble to Pay Extra
1 (f;'CtaeInntl, O.. June 10. The Procter
! : A.llamhle Cotmianv Ins declared a
Mj j' , e ' - .,.- ..
Biftwv.wiiu ui u per inn on .lie con 11,011 ... v .- ... -- sw.-.. . -,; -"- , """,. V.v,,nf S8U
SK.vPayaoie .xugust 16 to slocl. or "" i"-,11""8 ! 'V, """ "" . - naa - ' - r-
ITl'll-tJil? IIIUIUI... lll .uJ "J" - ,SIO liU11 I,,..'
period of s xteen to ninety days'. The Barrett Co S"7i
third and fourth columns give the rates rtatopllas Mm 1 '.
lor 1 euifctlJUIIltf UI ,;oiiai-iai lu.."-. - Ketn MPnl 0-5
lire, 1 ny tiovcriiiiipiu uonns or noiu!- 1
Coin 1 paper tiovl paper
DStrsnr.102
SSuniVrt'prTS'i " Cop . 95
Atii Ala: n. . '" -' imn- '
m S11 t pr A S9'. Mln Si L new 10
Am Sugar pf ln. Mont Power.. 88 J
mer Toh .10 5Ior Ls-e. 39
S Wool p' 94 t; Mo K & T pf o
s"V.wVLnfi: Mont Pow- .. fiR
.iH.r.n nf .. 85 Nt Acme .. 31
AtlC, & Wl Pf 62 'i
. .- v,qn nf .!
Asoc O Cds I.
rdrat noon July 20 The directors
i Hectare", an extra cnviacmi ot i per
f On the common rtock, payable In
Wi'H. common' stock August IK. to nock
.aC'rtcord noon Jul 20. Certificates for
tlonal
above I Postoii
'iitfJI shares of tho new stock, as well an
etjHapoiv)uepn bearing bcrlp ror rract
rTfuma ot a share, constituting the a
s. ',... , .. ... . .... ,a l nri.
rf amaenu, xvui no inaneii to common i Hi.iin.ieinhii
-fctiWkholders with their regular dividend ,. . I.L.Z1
,'ikeckvof August IB. ni.limon.l .
1 T . Atlanta
''rfe .i-e , m. r , , Clilcu-..
"ift-. iiira.il .viii npier i.nini inipre.i i f-i. lejuie
( W' v- . , Mlnnea polls
''rt
in to on 11; to un
diva daa 15 davw ila.s
I 1'. I I't
.4 I1. I l'i
.1 t". l'i
t' ' C
t l, 4 H
.1 4t 1 41.
I ( 0 3 4 1'.
. . ( l. 4 I1.
. . ( '. S3 J 4'.
.4 P. 4 4'.
...I P. 'O.'i iU
10.. 4 4 I 4'l
rtelh Sll R PC
pr t c .104
nth risl J'
Bkr Un Oas.105
Brown Shoe.
Burns Bros 1.
n...-li-t. Co A
.. r.o.'.L- Co 40'. Pitts Coal
r2 jc. Aris 7 P "' '" ft S I
Nat Rlsct . 9
Vat Con & C 18
Vat Clk & St
Xat Lead . . 57
Nat Lead nreMOOt,
NY Air Brk. 129
N Or T & M 22t
N V c & St, Ifi
N V Ont i W 20'j
Nrv Cop .. 19'i
Norfolk H So 2ix
North Amer. . IB
NHR M2d pr 4i
Ohio Gas rets 6S
Owens Bolt.. 61
Pan A Pet pf 91
Peoria Hast R
Pcre 5larq . 11
Pero Maro. pf R7
rz
. Lulled Alloy Stl. 10;
United Cigar Sto. 97
United Fruit ....12"
U S Ind Alcohol.. 12.J,
L S flubber 1st pri03
U S Steel
V S Steel pf
Utah Copper . . .
Va-Caro Chem
Va I C & C
ijsiVcstern Pacitlc.
'Western Pac- pr,
Wabash
West Union Tel . OP,
Westnghse B & 51 43',
Wilson & Co .... G
White Motors ... 12
Willys-Overland... 2U',.
Willys-Overland pf blh
Mushrooms, per in.. ..iienw. , thfl,r )1fJ. w, bp an), fon. me to
utlte oft their union buttons.
NEW CHESTKR COLNTY KOA, Mcil SoUB,lt mrrktlRatlon
' The nresent henrlng was the out-
HVJJs HIP. 103'.' lfll'. . lli-lmav Commissioner Opens Rids for crowth of a viIt which leaders of the
UP, IK III 111 ;, r.. .. r T.. (labor men made to Washington, where
me .. .' they Invoked the aid of the lborbotid
Mtirrlnliurg, June 19. State Highway 1 to investigate conditions. At that
c.n,i,.innnr T nennv O'Neil will nnen I time Rugene J. Grace, president of the
21', bids 011 Julv 11 for road improvements steel company, said that he would ie-c-
' accregatlng' almost llftccn miles planned . fuse to treat with any shop commit-
' for eight counties vwisningion. ,recnc, '". """"" " "r,.V. ..r.ii.Tij.,-,.
7.S",'
J8i
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Insurance Amalgamation
July 1, 1918
The brokerage department of Henry W. Brown & Cc
and the firm of Samuel Story & Son will
amalgamate under the name of
Brown. Crosby, Story & Co.
137 South ,5th Street
Philadelphia
This will bring together two of the. oldest and largest
insurance brokerage houses in Philadelphia
The old firm of Henry W. Brown & Co. remains
unchanged in its agency relations
2l'.'
02
20.' i
Ol.'i
Gl'
20',
... . . uniii nun l'i iiiiiisi in niLii iuuiiiuuai3.
MTnV ie'6' "' ' ''a"inr"1 The company was lepresented by
Cl.'i 01', "' xhcro are two Chester County proj- H. K. Lewis, vice president, who
ccts one in Pocopsou township, provid- entered a general denial of tho charges
20'4 tsj', 1 ing Slate Highway Route No. 131, which Hmi defended the bonus system, which
1. to he 17.049 feet of one coarse plain -. ,ti hiccesi bone of contention.
cement concrete pavement, sixieen icei
pi!li1lilllililiWllli'lIDilllli:ll!niTI'l1il!Tlli!lll!l'ffll!
I Your Net Profit
. .lett lauck, sectetnr.v : R. S. Harp
DIMDKNDS DKCLAKLD
rtennhllr Rnllna and l.lcht Cnnipa
-....l. -.e f n.,H nan. n nnn.ni.. ja IL I
ner eent- on preferred, pavnblo Jull l.i tu , COIlcrci
-".-- ...... - - -
U'J'-J
Cert Prod . f i-ono 1; , i.o is.
1 Certeed lt p' so 11 i-ar pr pa
Cero de Parco 33'... i'lillman . . 113
Cent Lea J- I0 Hy Stl Sp pf 97
Chl & Alton . 7 Rep Ir fc S pf 99i
1 cfil C.t W nf ?' Readg 1st pf 3S
, c r c & st 1. !J &on, y. : .,! .
CCC & St Lpf IS St L & S V pf 26i
Chl M A- Ht V 43';, Savage Arms 72
CM . St P "f 74 fceab Air Line 8
'opo being basfd on favorable , that has characterized the foreign ex- chl R 1 & Pac j""'0 S1- !.tS
': - t: .1 .ii . ' . . - , .1... nn.. ' - . n Rft,'. .S 'or Itle Hn ikn
.V" u.,,..u..u .. ,.. . v, ,,,.. ,i,.oct ,u. .,;.--- "s H. '- - Shattn,.L- r 1-
New York emi- ..nncrele foundation.
annual of 14 per cent, pavanie jui l.
rTcIand, O.. Juno 19. Announce-! Kapsas city
fig made by the Aurora, Rlgln & Dallas
iro Railroad Company that Interest Han Franctso
ttyjei 33,079.000 first and refunding
age oonns. hub Juiy j, wni oe ue- rnnricv n-rnivrr
:S Olliclals Mate it Is honed to rOittlGiS bXlHANvsL
payment prior to January I next. n ork. June 19. The dullness
stoek nf record Julv
-1 he Katilc of America
nnnal r.f 14 ner cent, navable Julv V. lloukti
close June IS and reopen July "
Commonwealth Edison, regular quarterly
c.r 2 per cent. paablo Ausust 1 to stock uf
reeord July IS,
I Peech freek Railroad, 'i ; Chleaeo, llurl-
inffton and Ciulnces. l!; Consolidated Gas
' Rnd Electric t.tsht and Toner. .; Chicago,
' Indianapolis and t. Louis Kailraj-, prcf..
I -.'; Hlosa-Sheffleld, 0.
wide, mid the other In KeiineU Square , ' , f CXBt)ll'nPr, and fharles Rice.
,C , -J44 mi, nirar m " i''" ""'-" : ..- ... ..".i i.i ,.i.. E
Ie pavement or bituminous ton- Business ..bphi m um iwai '.'hii v.
and hillside vllriOctf block en a i machinists, nnd S P. F. Duffey. gen- g
Service Equipment for Chaplains
The following supplies were rurnlshcd
by the Episcopal Diocese or Massachu
setts to Its chaplains In military service:
Communion set. recreation tent, mptlon
plcture machine with rcreen, two fiber
I trunKs for carrjiryj inuuun-i.iLimr uuv-
1 fit. portable altar, cross and candlesticks,
' ('niinnsceil Prniliiets Ttennrt ' stationery with name of regiment, talk-
Collomceil rouucls ueport Xaclilne with attachment to p'ay
. m. , , T,.-.n 1,1 IM... ....... ..u nn ' . . . -1 .......-..nn fr
.vasiiingiuii, dune .. ino tniaiis .. any recom, Lnoerwoui, i.vpcwinci, -
eri.i nrrrunizer for tho American Fed
oration of Labor, and others handled
tho case for tho employes. j
Mr, 'Willlaiiis said the trouble 3
staited when the company re-
fused to pay time and one-half for ?
overtime on an eight-hour basis. He i
also stated that the new bonus sys- j
tctn was an iniquity. !
Police Prctented .Meeting j
He called upon a committee fiom :
the shops, headed by Archibald Miller, I
levunces in a j
record. Tho ' I
conditions, were j
tactics were
and cited par- j
several fore- .
the former i
Constabulary ;
tho llethle-
we. rnvj.'r.i . o.p,"" .'. .-... - . - , 11, ,, . "stand xtni or. pon 101 nu pci iou iium aufiuoi rona typewriter ana nuiuirutr, iur mu- , and tbev renearsen tne gr
'- -" ,''"."" f.: ..l".hS55S;L"!S!L!r. ?. l2.. SVilVn'r1. . W ? .?" ?. tov9t t.t9.n- : tUmplctSre equipment. These .articles " lament read Into th"
fe i- it i i in very nanon mica, mt- ni.ici Dinni-v, 1- , v, j,rrl n..-- Q.mI,i.0 ... r ftA seed, less resnipnienis, rrceiveu at niui total a cost of 51644, a-, as siateu in u i , ., ,,-..
efinctl hucars Unchaticeil - ' nm- irreeularitv The features were rv,i n, R- Kl 32 - ?tud-baker pf 90 . " . ',, .,,K .'.,,.,, ., 931S7 held ....... .. .v.. ,in. ..nmml.sinn on so- report said sanitary
v 1, y....n 10 i,ort.,., xin utnurlc. Italian eir.hanse and ft lower e.i x. sleuth 2' KUp rsteel .... 41 , ,,,, m., at Ipndn,.tinn! I'rurie'oll. t -iJ. n. inn e .bo Pmi.onnt Rniernnal Poor, that onuresslve
uiliHneecl ni 7.4:..- (!nh.in raw-a I range In neutrals, with the exception or roi . So 1st pt 49. '2."U-" . ' ,V- J.-. ! 1.272.197.941 pounds; refined. 1.094.907.- ,-h,ircb Osvx ceo Times. i used to crush the unions
hamred at G.005C. dutv tiald I Scandinav'nns which were virtually un- ,-om Tab P.ec "7 i,"V-"; . "q ,' , 282 pounds; cake and meal, 2.008,108 . I tlcularly the action of
International Connnittec on Tues- c honged. Sterling anu. J-rencn exenange font rn '?'s rJ .':"' " ;' tons: hulls, 959,91, totu: llnters. l.uau.-, . . ... w . men nnd Curtis Uavies.
I purchased 59.81-0 bags' or Cubas ?IwjrL?iV'r.c:.,VDi.iaJ,ii,-?U,,aer!' ,"'-n.I,.rodpr.100 Toh Prod of 94 i?;.vl!asC.":.. T,l V.b"? :?.r,,lJ -on ini ,,c,enl "a"'" ,MOrC l'""l sergeant of the State
Wpment next month at 4 98BC TI.I. . ""S ;:"" " ' cXxm Sug IR! To' 8l, 1- . pounds; .enned.' 317.137 871 pound.."-" In the days or hand-to-hand fighting, and frovy chief of police of
A'.nrst lot of Cuban sugara pur- 7,elriad sterling 1.75U. cahles l.7i. , rubV C Sg pf X0U T,pr c,,s , '..S'! - when jnlsslle weapons were used by a hem works.
1y the committee for July ship- .tv.rfav bills, nominallv 4.73. ninety- ' k"??. . S oi Tidewtr Oil. .1SS.. ' lomoaratively small portion of the coin- ' Ti10 committee charged
, day bills 4 71 n.i T. W .162'i i." ):.!"s ' '12 1, ' t.ixerpool Cotton batants. the xanqulfhed were often al- rMvie, i,ad refused them
WV ,i ,. . .- . - l.nnl- nV.,n- K "I, nl . n-L- K 7 I I - " ".r. . B " I Will I. I I V IL J 3 '. ' ,rt. nlllilllteil Onil'tllO XlClOrS faUI-l.. ..
i .1 in .n i.iw v.,v, v,,vvoo.. . . n.nv a- udi o t-n,i-n n,. nn A.,7 i I......I limn to Cimi eiitfnn was ...- : ' h masS'ineeiinK hi
I ln A.h .u H'lll ,.,,A,.1.U K'l'" a . .... .m- ' ..-.v. JI; .,...-- ......,. ., -..- --. ,- - .,,H ftlinrmflllH V.
u..' i .:, -T S'i -ir- ,".' ' eL .l:-115?n '-2.. cr.d T.pe pf 106 quiet today with prices weal! on tne "".r r.,,nn 4fi(ion Romans out nf 80.-
Asked , nu fd.r c-ablcs'Boi. checkt I SOU S, S 'fi,. l pt sni' lin!on B 4 r'a 7B ba,u of H "ecllne of 7 points for in lit- 00'0'vye' killed: at Hastings the Not-1 testify to this efTe
. Pe aa cables 28.30 cheeks 28 10 S.'.0. . or ' i' ?' Ml?" H?. H " po""- 11 ..2-- 7h.? a,I" mansythouBh the vlotora. lost 10.000 out Chief Davles a
I Stoclholin csbles 34.20. checks 33.90. 'S'lii ? !.? k"r.a" """... w?r? u,u." ""'".' . .":" jTTV" .,'." 'V of 60,000, and -at Cressy 32,000 French, prohibited tho com
'Il Chrlstlanla cables 31.60. checks 31.20. I K:kqX nf .7 M' '.u " '.' CIP-..'"lu,K.,""Jll".u,.".v 'Vf-,. mn out of 100.000 were. It is assertw. , ,le. The members W
-.: Copenhagen cables 31.30. checks JM0. fjSchein'-.j SO ?," .nBd"'. U LeeVaV n idln Harry Unger.
::: L, u,seinr ,,ere uu" anu u,,cnil"8eu ?' viv ii - '" : i & W"- -?? "v!t ";, n,nl-lSK ar'WiS V 'si. Jsr. oVc ?.
IS ONLY MADE ON YOUR EXCESS SALES
AFTER TAKING CARE OF YOUR OVERHEAD
ri!WIH
If your annual sales arc $500,000, and your
overhead expenses consume all the nroht on
$400,000. YOUR OXLY XRT PROFIT IS
-UPON. THE LAST $100,000 OF SALES.
If you have the capacity and ability to in
crease your volume an extra $100,000. you
should easily DOUBLE YOUR TOTAL
XET PROFIT.
Manufactur
ers and Whole
salers rated
from f 100, COO
to over $1,000,'
000 sold its in
1917
$SO,l!U,577.SS
of our
Total Volume
of
$51,078,171.11
fCOVEUNMENT HONDS
Hid
Btercd- 193" . . "Sly
-on; IH311 . .
aered. 11)18 '.Xt'i
oil. 1UIK .,., . , ,, .;'-i
ion. lOi-l .MI'S
Keren- ii'i" ... ,j,.. o..
104H ........ . "a
reirlalered 111.111. 9S
'.. reirlaterrd. 1II.1S... IIS
1.-3..; rtglatered. 10l... M
pi-is, coupon -....,.... So
-,
isAires 1 Have Japanese Hants.
acton. ,Iuno 19, Therq will be
at. Ruepoa Aires snoniy u
Tiue loiionatca opectc uuiii
isaithat Jnuan Ik rHtnbllshlng
Ivfootbold hi South America,
to reports rcachkig thy De-
-fCopmerv7e.
-&SI'' . .
wm 4-yr'j ij -
pow-
Cotton Ilujera and Sellers
Nrw York, June 19. July Schlll.
n rook 8, Newman. Geer, Segal and Wlerlt
bid; Russell. Wilson, Hopkins, Dwlght,
Royre and Ounthal ofTered.
August--Judson nd Geer bid; Parrott
offered.
October tJumoens, Burnett. Judson,
Travers. Hartcorn. Brooks, Wilson. Wat
kins, New-man, Hartcorn and AViggin
bid: Deer. Downs, Cone, Rountroe and
McGliee offered.
December Newman. Reisensteln and
Cone bid; Hartcorn, qifford and Wicrk
offered. .. .
, January- uumoens. uancom. run
and uoyce ma, Karixm, ycrr. hi
IL I lm,l
IGranby Mln. ,4T US Cst Ir P pf 44 ' ,0.52d and ordinary 19.99d.
wi ."'" i" !;,, u n mo At Pf SI '
I Glf States Stl Jjtfu S Rlty Imp 15U .
iiuu.ni an . v a itny imp uracKrr anu nucuu r..ior,a
ureen s. v,p ."; ist prer ,...oo
OJI & No pf 30H US Smlt,& Rf 41
flav dec ..101 l HH II nf 44
Hartman Cor 41 Utah Sec Corp 12 i
Homestake M 7R Va car Ch pf.107 r
Illinois Qent . 96 'i Vulcan Detln. 7',.
Int C Corp pr 40 Wabash pr A Ui
Int Har Corp 2 Wabash pr B 24
I Har of N J. 128 Wells-Fargo ..79 J
Int NicKei pt ', west Jld ... 14'i
Inter Salt ...S5V4 W Md 2d pf 28
Iowa Cent ,. 21 Wheel A I. 13 9i
Jewel Tea .. 3 It it Wheel LB pr 1',4
tuns v.y nopriis vviacentrai
5? PI ?J.'V2Lrj
wounded In ten battles, beginning with
".n-nan-n , 17RS nnd endlne U'ltll
' Waterloo, was from one-fourth to one
1 fifth of the troops present on both sides.
ri.n l,.nvl..i Inuu una at Znrndorff.
The regulations of the war trade board where 32,916 out of 82,000 were killed or
heretofore In force prohibit the expor
tat'on of crackers and biscuits inanu-
fac'ured wholly from wheat nour.
The war trade board now announces
that It Is prepared to consider appli
cations for the exportation of so-called
"wheatless" crackers and biscuits to the
West Indies.. Central America and West
Africa. , . ,
Applicants should attach to their ap
plications a statement giving the per.
centage of wheat or oa-wntalne In
tbj -. craokera or -blcult,-'ii;Jq jtha
wounded,. It was also very heavy at
Eylau, being ss.ooo out or tne itv.uuu
men.
In tho campaign In Italy in 18&9 rifles
were used on both sides, .and thV. pro
portion of casualties to combatants was
at Magneta and SolfcrlnQ one-eleventh.
In the Franco-Prujslan war, when both
aides were armed with breech-loading
rifles, the average proportlon-of killed
and wounaea at worm, auicneren.
Mars-le-Tour. qravelotu aW ln was
n'.n,.;U. ll.JphLUn
"Vr
that Chief
the right to
Colonial Hall, and
brought Joseph Krcsge, tho owner, to
!Ct.
dmltted that he had
mlttee from meet
ere headed by
president of the Cen
Mr, uuney anu
disaffected em
ployes.
"I told them thpy were a bunch of E
I. W, W.'a and pro-Germans," he said, p
"and I wasn't going to .let them start H
anvthing like that In Bethlehem." B
This remark aroused Duffey and his g
associates and they piled the chief ft)
with iiuestlniiM, which lie finally ended g
with the renly that perhaps he wa.s J
mistaken when he connected thenv. S
with the I. W. W. and kindred actlvi-' m
ties. I
W. A. Bloom, secretary of local
board 3. testified that tho steel com-
pany flled. with theJ.troarfverx' two
mkb mimjH mWMMWTTW T UI.
I
TosTcll us $500,000 of Accounts averanins
paid in .10 days will cost you only $5,500
(one and one-tenth per cent.) no interest
no Conim!ssionx no Exchange. Wouldn't
you give your customers more than OUR
CHARGE to discount their bills?
.If 20rr of your capital. is tied up in Active
Accounts Receivable. ONE-FIFTH OF
YOUR INVESTMENT IS PRODUCING
XO PROFIT. Why not sell its .those Ac
counts and collect them for us, without dis
turbing your customers, and put that cap
ital to work? i
You can probably make more money on.
say 209e increase in sales, than you make
now on your, entire vo'ume, as you make
no profits until a,fter votir ovrrhead is taken
rare of. and THEN' YOUR GROSS
PROFIT SHOULD NEARLY ALL BE
XET. .
Youare in. business for profit think this
over, and write for details,
iwiiimiiiiiMuoiiM
Commercial Credit Compapy
Cah Capital $2,250,000 Surplus $37.i.p00
-, B A IT J IMORE
Itepreiented at
PHHJvDELPHIA, 013 Htfick Etcbsnga Bid.
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