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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22
INDUSTRIAL ISSUES
SCORED WIDE GAINS
Baldwin, Cramps and Penna.
Steel Soared-Cash Dividend
on Cambria Steel.

Announcement OF the resumption of
cash dividends by the Cambria Steel
Company this morning, although gener-
ally expected In the financial district.
created a distinctly favorable impression.
The directors declared the regular quar-
terly IA per cent II is Just year ago
since the last cash dividend was paid.
since that time the company having Is
sued per cent. interest bearing scrip.
The market price Of the stock was not
materially affected as the Street doubt
less had pretty thoroughly discounted the
news. That the Cambria board would
not have declared the present dividend in
cash had they not been satisfied with the
business outlook goes without saying. The
necessity for strengthening cash resources,
which was the reason for Issuing scrip,
as we'll as reduced earnings at that time,
has passed. The dividend Just declared
amounts TO S625OO.
Tho real features OF the Philadelphia
market were Baldwin Locomotive, which
went to new high record, and Cramp
Shipbuilding, which jumped points.
Baldwin touched Il on heavy buying
around noon. The regular monthly meet
ing, which was to have been held today,
was postponed owing to the absence from
the city Of several directors. The next
meeting will be held In August A three
point rise In Pennsylvania steel preferred
was established on the purchase Of 10
shares. In the final dealings Baldwin
reacted to 7iis, whero II closed
Better support appeared for Tonopah
Mining shares and the price rallied
traction. On the other hand, York
Railways common and preferred turned
weak and fell about point each. but the
preferred was selling ex-dlvidend Inter
est In Pennsylvania Railroad shares was
aroused by the report that the recent
liquidation OF the stock was not entirely
/ for foreign account, but had also been
1 traced to the Adams Express Company
| which, according to It's last annual report,
held something like 100000 par value OF
| Pennsylvania shares. II is said that this
block has been considerably reduced in
| recent months
With respect to Tonopah Mining It is
| by no means absolutely certain that the
! next dividend will be reduced. An off,
! cial of the company stated this morning
that should there be any marked i'm
provement in the price of silver before
action was necessary on the next pay
ment the dividend might not be changed
and that the board at present can not
yet tell definitely what will be done.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

New York banks gained 100000 from the
Subtreasury yesterday, and since last Fri
daY So 600.
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The gross earnings of 26 railroads for
the first week of July were $Sr24S,SS9i de-
crease S495. .567.
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5pFSSURE IN RAILS
CAUSED SETBACK
~ High for Cuban-American.
q Paul and Canadian Pa
eifc Weak.

- yoRK, July 22.-Tt was another
which the war specialties held the
far as activity and advances are
- although some OF these were
a 10 drop of a little under profit
niles, while the standard issues,
,.iiv the railroads, We're quiet The
a,v Of the latter, however, were a
~, or so higher A depressing stock
latter group was Canadian Pacific,
.,sb there was further liquidation,
soe in decline OF 3 points before
.rport was met and 1 point was re-
before noon. At the low point
taa Canadian Pacific was at the
sinee 1908 A good deal of the
~, was ascribed to Canadians, who
"a subscribe to the new S4O,00O,O 900
!, all, trading was by no means
q. sould be called active In the early
An the day, and dealings, as might
..,ssted. following the announcement
& Y, dispatch of the note to Germany,
J, ,rofessional AS has been the case
.,i,ious occasions, customers In com
.1nn houses showed disposition to
sR until the publication of the note
y, before doing anything on either side
ne market.
~ widest gain in the specialties was
e.neral Electric, which moved up over
alais. BY selling at 76, Baldwin hit
mother high point Westinghouse
7. Bethiehem were slightly under
IN, was further strength in Cruclble
sal and Il was up 2h points. Republic
u -, Il 1r
i,.s before noon.
piltes fell into an irregular rut In the
& .s,noon session, with pressure against
N raiIroads, especially st. Paul and
9n.,slan Pacific. BY o'clock the for
q was off nearly two points and the
.sr was still down two points. No
,sbly strong were the sugar stocks
sn.American advanced TO 12O up 1862
sls.s to new high record; American
N three points, and American Rehn-
g,se The rise in the sugars was said
~ due to prosperity in the trade. The
sn Governments, principally the
nss have been taking large amounts
,,n time to time, and the outlook is
n more will be taken at some later
81 There was n rebound of l2ja points
American Coal Products.
nere was selling all around late in the
n ana the majority of the gains made
Ae early session were wiped out Fur
n pressure was expected against St.
I'm and Canadian Pacific, and this un-
,ri,d the market, both going to low
nts for the day. The list, as a whole,
sd the day irregular. Even the war
,ssialtes eased off from the high.
Ils Baltimore and Ohio earnings for
X came out during the morning. They
ewsd an increase in gross of S702,354,
sAch was turned into an increase of
sas0O6 in net for the month. Gross for
months was S7,3iS,213 below last year,
I'd the net, which was SO, Cos larger
ave plain evidence of the judicious way
tpenses have been cut down by the road
IThsreyer possible. The company's stock
8aponded with an advance of more than
point.
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WHEAT CLOSED STEADY
AFTER EARLY RISE
Bidding Was Active - Export
Sales Today TotaIed $4,000
Bushels; Corn and Oats Firm

CHICAGO. July 22.-General inpfoes-
ment took place ell around today when
the grain market opened pfidee fe-
ceived were on par with the orenina
Yesterday but active bidding senf the
market upward on the early sales afcf
prices eased of and the oah WIS "
nearly on parity with lnst niahta
figures.
Bears predict decline, basing thoir
belief on a heavier movement from The
harvesting field which they assert H,ast
be rushed 10 prevent epring from oYers
tapping winters. This. bulls decrrt iii
be Offset by the increased export orders
and an advance In buying BY millefs a
strong export market is said to be de-
No. Export sales were said 20 total
$4,000 bushels today.
Weather reports continue TO favor tho
grain, and unless muggy weather sets
IT., developing black rust In the North.
west the crop OF spring wheat win be ths
largest ever harvested, according to trad.
ers.
July wheat which closed at sLcsK yes.
torday. opened az si.@h. II rose later. but
nervous sentiment was apparent Sep.
tember, selling at Sl.05M. eauaied the last
selling price OF yeaterday. There was III.
tie change in the early lowest December.
opened at Sl0IM, showed Ac- depreciation
when compared with the previous dsv's
closing price. After selling up 20 sLuK
July dropped to tLOs% and then rallied
to f1.l0 at the close. Other months showed
narrower fluctuations.
Corn and oats held firm on the opening,
but showed an inclination TO follow wheat
The Liverpool market improved. with
cargoes firm; spot strong and unchanged
and better American arrivals.
leading futurca rnngnd ne fnIlomrt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

Robert X. Cassatt left today for a
months visit at Newport,
1t is expected that Italy will soon close
contract with an American steel COM
pany for 10000 tons OF steel rails.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

The General Electric Company is ex-
pected to close contract in the near
future for c.ose to 10000 tons of steel
to be used In the manufacture Of war
munitions
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Improvement in Trading-old War
Loan Higher.

LONDON, July 22-There was a slight
innrovement in business in securities on
the stock Exchange today and, generally.
they we're steady The gilt-edged section
was lrmer in spots, Notwithstanding the
predictions OF Sir Felix schuster that
money would become higher The Ola
war loan advanced TO s2A' Hesitation
was shown in the American department,
The hotation OF the E4oOOoooo dominion
,,a+as Yesterday caused dullness in Cana
d,an gilt-edged issues. The shares OF
tbe Canadian Car and Foundry Company
Ijmited. were buoyant There was re-
ianse In Hudson Bay Company shares
ynecause OF the passing Of the dividend
me initial half-year dividends failed 10
beio the Home Railway group, which was
irregular. Argentine rails were nat
Foreigners and Mines lacked steadiness'
bnt on descriptions were harder
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RoNDs.
u M. to 12:3O p. NJ.
BONDS.
1880 to / P. NJ.

5000 Penna gen AVS s...y.............,.. 0Il5
10000 Welsbach Co list 5s .,.,........... O2
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLoIIR

wHEAT.-Receipts, SO oe2 bush. The mar
gort, but demand from miliers was leht.
? red, new, spot and July, a.i0ati2 No. Z
rcd Western new siIa0i.i5; 40 2 Southern
red, new, sf0sGpl. 10; steamer No. 2 red new.
jscted 4. new. Sio2SSi 6i. rejected i, new,
%.
CORN.--Receip,s, 1000 bush onerings
we're light and The market was NC. higher
Mith fair demand. Quotations. Car lots
tor local trade. ne TO location No. yellow
sSae9e: steamer yellow, sIGsse. No. yel'
OATs.-Recelpts 1880 bush. Trade was
quiot but unerirgH were light aud prices
ruled steady. Quotations. No white, 62h0
1c, standard white 62a62i8c.; No. 8 white,
FLOUR,-Recelpts, 1907 bbls and 2tO.OO7
lbs, IN sacks. Trade slow and the
market was largely nominal. Quotations per
lbB lbs, IN wuoi--Winter clear. new, S4.TJNO
90 etralght new. S5dj.25; do. patent, new,
A9.2Og0.5u Kansas, straight new, iutc sacks,
S9lO2oi DO, patent, new iute sacks, Sb.-JQ
$50. spring hrat clear. old, SG.0O0B.Ti, do.
straight old, SU.7JdB.p0: do. patent, old. SB.Ju
nfl6, DO, tavorite brands old, S1254IJ0;
city mills, choice and fancy patent $3.50
100; city mills regular grades Winter. clear,
new. ff5dj. do straight, new, S5nO.2J.
do, patent, new, S526d55O.
RYE FLOUR wss quiet but steady. We
quote Pennsylvania at ~ 460d5i6, w wood,
ana Western new, az $500 25, IN sacks.
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COTTON

-g YORK, July 22.-Depression in
ifefpool market and a clear, cool
map caused a drop OF three to
2nts In cotton at the opening this
The trade was rather light
sly limited to room estimates.
pressure during the first 10 min
suited In October declining 70 SIG,
points under last nights close.
af the afternoon business was dull.
langing from 10 points down.
laey osed except for July, which
iea l0
Exports for the day were l06iI
Alnst 6ai5 last year; for the sea-
avN bales. against 9.003,9Is bales
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-There was a fair demand for
fancy stock and the market ruled flrm under
light offerings Quotations: Western solid
lacked creamery, fancy specials, 2Oc; extra.
2Ic.! eNira hrsts, 2Gn2O.se. firsts. 2iG20Me.;
average extra, 2sq2Dc. do. fair TO good 95
a2Bc.: jobbing sales OF fancy prints. ald3Ic.
EGGS.-Strictly fine new-laid eggs were
well cleaned up at top prices, but much OF
the supply was Of unattractivo stock which
was dull and weak. Quotations: In irte
cases, nearby extras, 24c. per doz firsta 20
per standard case: nearby current receipts.
500 per case. Western extra nrsts. SB per
case; nrsts. 81. IOn5.Sh per case; fancy se-
lected candled eggs were Iobbing at 2Gd2Tc.
per doz.
CHEESE.-There was little trading and
the market ruled a shade easier. under fairly
liberal offerings. Quotations: New York full
cream, fancy, new 10C,: do, do. fair to good.
new. t4al4i5c, do. part skims Odi3c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

While large producers have no fixed
prices, a leading agency considers the
price OF copper about 1914 cents com,
pared with previous quotations OF l9H
TO 20 cents.
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m i............ Bless
BALTIMORE AND OHIO.
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POULTRY

LIvE:;-Fowls were dull and weak. Other
kinds OF poultry showed little change. Quo
tationsi Fowls az to quality, ieglofic
not leEhorns, Weighing 1iad2 lbs. apiece. -
d2iC.; broll.ng chickens. not leghorns. weigh
ing 1dlA lbs. apiece. iTd2ic.; broiIng
chickcns, leshorns, Weighing IAa2 lbs
apiece. lSG20c. broiling chickens, leghorns.
Weighing, lalH lbs. apiece. 1Ghl7c; ducks,
Pekin old, l3Glic.; do. Indian Runner. old,
i2dl3c.: ducks. young. according to size. $50
lie. pigeons, old, per pair. 2ia23c.; do.
young per pair. 2Od2ic.
DREsSED.-There. was little trading and
prices favored buyers particularly on stock
Undesirable, inr size or quality, which COM
priBed the bulk Of the supply. Following are
the quotations: Fresh-lilled poultry, fowls Y
Ing, 4hq5 lbs. apiece ISIS; %eiGhing 3I5gS
iGis11TGc.; under lbs. apiece, l4AQl5hc
ice-pu cked-w Western, al lbs. and over apiece,
isc; do smaller sizes, iS4lTe; old roosters,
drS SS-picked, I2c, broiing chickens Jersey,
566ct'.t:' Western; weiF6psi, lBgS2 lbs. slS
ducks, l6l4Il7c.: squads, per doz white,
Weighing IL to 12 lbs. per doz., Sl.0OQ4. 90;
white weighing o 20 10 lbs. per doE., S30
an0; white, Weighing lbs. per doz., 50. $50
205; do, lbs. per doz,, S2, iOa22 20. do,
8GGIb lbs. per doz 81 G0qS1.65 dark, Sl5O
a D5. small ard No =, 81
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

cINNATI, NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
PACIFIC
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Lackawanna Answers sult

TRENTON. July 22.-The Delaware, Lacza-
wanna and Western Railroad Company VIII
Wee PRESIDENT and Arthur u. Chambers sec
retary and treasurer, today hled an answer IN
fho Court of ChanceTy to the suit or the
american Insurance Company and others
charging the Lackawanna Company with con-
ducting Tie affairs OF the Morris and Essex
Rairoad Company Ia manner adverse 70 the
interests OF the stockholders
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

Supplies were quite liberal. but there was q
faiTly nctive demand for choice stock OF most
descriptions and prices generally were we'll
Iraintained. Quotations: White potatoes. Nif-
ginia per bill NO. l. T5c. MS1; No. 2, IOd50c
sweet potatoes. North Carolina, per bbl.-No.
/ SIdf5; No. g. S2.5Od3; onions nermuda, per
crate J0GGOc. do. Jersey, per M-hush. basket,
aOf25c; do, Eastern Shore, per hamper, Aln
40c.; eggplant Norfolk. per crate. Si,I542 25i
cuciimbers Maryland. per l4-bbl. basket 500
46c: corn Jersey, per basket, J0HO1c; pep
pers Florida, per carrier 50a00c. tomatoes,
95s -; mushrooms. per alb. basket, 60c.gSi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22
FRESH FRUITS

Peaches and cantaloupes were again 1rmer,
with demand absorbing the offerings. Other
vised prices. Quotations, Apliess;- new trans
box, S2a2.5O: oranges Florida, per box. 81. 70
al: grapefruit, Florida. per box. s1G2; Pine
Florida, 81 .JOd2 10: cherries, sweet, per pound.
5dsc do. sour PEE pound. SAGE; plums.
nor quart, 3d5c; blackberries. Delaware
Maryland and Jersey, PEI, quart, 35Q5c.
Tor quart. 7GSc.: raspberries, red. per pint,
5T4c; cantaloupeB. Georgia. per standard
standari crate, S16l.75 do, do. per fiat crate.
35GI5c; watermelons per ear $i2jff225.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22
PUBLIC UTILITIES

The income account OF the Pacific Gas
and Electric Company for June gives
combined gross operating revenues from
the electric, gas and other departments
amounting to 81. .959 S95,Sl8 In excess OF
last years figures for the same month
Expenses for operation including main man
+snsnca taxes. reserves for casualties
snd uncollectible accounts and reserves
toT depreciation. totaled Ss2s,2is an in
crease OF sasOs. BY adding profits on
1srohandise sales and other miscellane-
oms % income, the total net income
amounted TO $57OSS7. a gain OF Sl4zs'
over 1914
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PITTSBURGH. July II Manufactures of
.roua ht-iron boilers IN Western Pennsyiyania
are notifying 1obbefs Of an advanee Of s. q
ton. following the lead taken last week ny
the makers OF boiler tubes. Adytces troin
cleveland say that the quotations for foundry
erades of pig iron have been advanced % cents
a ION. on good sales they are on the basis
OF $3.50 delivered
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady with fair
jobbinE demand Quotations: City beef. In
sets smoked and air-driod, 20a26c.; Western
Oeet, In sets, smoked. 25d 2Gc.. city beef
knuckles and tenders, smoked and alr-dried
2im2Sc. Western beef knuckleg and tenders
smoked 2iU2Sc. beef hams, Sai032 PORK,
family, S22. 2Sd22 10 hams, g. p cured
loose, l3Adl4c; do, skinned. loose, Elha
18hc.; do, do smoked, l4dl4i9c.: other hams
smoked, city cured, as to brand and average,
l4a@lo5ac.i hang smoked, Western cured, itj5
dl6hc. do, boiled bonelcss. 2lQ2ic.. picnic
shoulders, s.. =. cured loose ilNqt2c.i do,
smoked, t2hdl2Hc. bellies, In pickle, accord
ing TO average. loose i9i5dl1c.. breakfast
bacon, az to brand and average, city cured,
lId1Se.; breakfast bacon Western cured. iTU
1Sc.i lard. Western, refined, tierceE 1Odi0Mc.i
DO, do. do, tubs. ioai0Dc. lard, pure city,
kettle rendered, in tierces iOdi0hc lard, pure
city, kettle rendered. In tubs. i0ftOAc
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New Trust Company in Boston

BOSTON, July 22.-Arrangements are being
completed by the stockholders OF the Mutual
National Bank for "A new trust company ~
lie Mutual and OF the First Ward National
Bank. With 500, 600 capital. 100000 surplus
ana over Sl COO 900 deposits. the new institu-
tion will begin operating about the nrst of
September Ia the meantime both banks VIII
continue their Independent existence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

market, 6GlOc. lower Mixed and hutchera',
sO,TO17 .Iji good heavy, sdo5lT50; rough
heavy, sG.95dG.J0; light. ST.iJd7.Sa: rlgs. Snta
aT.1a. bulk. S0mlG7aO. h
CATTLE Receipts. 1900 market weak
Beeves SO 2bm 1875; COWS and hcifcrE, Si.500
$50. Texans 81. TaHs. 40 z culvee sS.5ndie ~.
SHEEP.--Recclpts, 5000; market steady. Ea-
tive and Western, Sl,15dd; lambs. S.40Ds.20.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGs

NEW YORK. July 22. = BuTrER- Market
steady to firm. Receipts, Slls packages. Ike
ira 2Gsc; higher scoring, 2Td2Ilae.; state
dairy 2Gc. Imitation creamery, 22uaac.
EGGS-Market weak. RoceiptH- li,2A PACK
ages. Extra nrsts. 2lisd22I5c.. regular paeked;
nrsts, lOiAG2lc., regular packed; nearby Whiff3s
2Sd 2lc,: mixed color. lSW23c., gatheredi near
by browns 2ia2Gc.
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Annther Russian Loan

LONDON July "a dhssPa5sa 70 ave Nsa'55 tbat
LelfSs ~, ionening Of the Duma the Minister q
l,,snes s win present bil empowering We W.
ela elll-.'- asnt 10 issue a further billion ruples
Is 500 600 OO0l 40 notes
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g2S,OOONOO BORROWED HERE
By FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
Latest Canadian Loan Brings Total to
This Amount Since War.

the sale in New York of a Cana
al ban of SOOOO,OOO, 1t brings the total
Mslgn loans placed in the United
. lAl00 600
ntnew Canadian loan will be divided
Two maturities, both being dated
. igust S25,0OO.0O0 running for one year
s ~ f5,000,0OO for two years. The latter
ngrity may be for 20 years, The notes,
Iash bear interest at the rate of per
-L will be offered to the public in the
~ future.
snee the war began the more impor-
rl loans placed here are as follows:
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,.,,v voRK july 22-rhe few f9fk siqfs
Exchange nas e,,s eaaii,ise .i5et e si ESQ shsres,
CeRpsl eftr N $50 each u iieu el Avq@qee
81 par value e 80 eeeA
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FOREIGN EXCHANGED

FORK. July 22.-The foreign exchange
=. opened with demand sterling un-
Sterling Francs Marks Lires
Ia ~ s-iissa3 ess55h ss55H ss5g ss55gS
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REFINED SUGARS

Trade was quiet but values were steadily
held. We quote refners list prices: Standard
srnnulated 0.1hc.; extra nne granulated, G.f0c. (:
Ernlna Z 2Saih sc - ~
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This week. Last week
RANK CLEARINGS

1earings today compared with corre-
'As Gay last two years;
1915. 1914. 1913,
phla $50. a0l. 500 S22, B7s 100 So, ,36s, ,32I
~. % 900, 46B 34,3g2, ,332 2l,3iI, ,l5s
iak. 2s5.8Ol, 708 259 sOO0ss 2G0, ils,5ll
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BULLION HOLDINGS LARGER
'hk Of England Statement Shows
f6,300,000 Increase.

9NDoN, July 22.-The weekly state
ial Of the Bank of England showed an
lease In bullion holdings of sc. 100000,
swes expanded G7O2O.0OO. Details
du.
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. July 22.-The metal market
was quiet today. Lead offered az huOe.i tn
ave-ton lots. 3637haaT25ae.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. july 22.-nuainess ON tho
Coffee Exchange showed no signs IitraN e.
ment IN tho early trading to1ay. There was
little change in prices.
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nIYIDFNDS DECLARED

Taylor-wharton Iron and steel COMPANY, ~
quarterly "a PEI cent, On a,d9d pl 5iily
Conmerclal Trust Company, resuiAf qus,l- -
ly per cent, payable Ausu-'
koldors Of record July tl ..-i,, -
'eiscksonyllle Traction Company, 29Sitsiig -. y
eents on preferred, payable august 70 Tt'sA
o. orsstasn ssiq Kodak company. extra per sent;
on common. payable september J. % s'oeN ?.
Ft'''" N"''' compsny quarterly ~ pei
t,~ - ~ 30 atoek of feeel2
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BAR SILVER

lalf ~ -Iha price of cQmmcF-
ei 3sa senls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

Stockholders Of the New England Tele,
pbone ana Telegraph Company will hold
a special meeting on August 10 vote
on a proposed increase in the company, pan .as !
authorized capital stock from SsOVOOVVg
10 S75. 900, O00
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22

Gross revenues of the Detroit Edison
Company. including all constituent com
NAMES. for June, showed a CROWN OF
over 70 per cent compared with that
month a year ago, while net income was
more than 81 per cent. larger thah y,
te1I electric revenues for commercial
,,,,rnoses amounted 10 $3.50, 1855, sales 70
street. railways were sls.62i and the total
gross revenues from all sources were
an So. Net income after operating eN-
penses. depreciation. reserve etc was
S170sg and the balance after interes.
eharqes lotaled sSa.iQzs an increase q
2s5 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22
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2:3O TO 8 P. M.
NEW YORK CURB

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RATES FOR MONEY

.r.... Call, Time,
lelnhia . 3ihG4 G3I
folk " 1&alN 2LM3it
sf........... 3iant
.t ........... 3Ndi 0iil3
eial paper. three to six months. Phil
fse, aAq4 per cent.