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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-08

Opportunities for American business men IN
ths Jore'9s ELaa9 are giVJa p as ioilol2s og me
Department Of Commerce, aud further iHJor-
nation ,Hay b obiaiaed bV correspondent,
giurna the ne number Of the iHquiry:
No. 1887. rubber sponge5 etc.-rhe Depart
ment Of Commerce Is IN receipt OF a letter
from a firm In New York city stating that its
iations with American manufacturers OF metal
buttons Tor clothing and shoes, rubber sponges
and window glass, glassware and nickel-plated
bathroom furnishings,
No lTi8s. coal-Ths Department or Public
Works, Ottawa, Canada, has advertised for
buildings. Tenders VIII bs received until June
II. 1918 Combined spealheations ana form Of
department Of Public Works, Ottawa.
No. iTla9, oloth-An American consular Of
hcer IN Greece reports that a business man
Amsrican manufaeturers and exporters OF
cloth for making mems clothing Il Is stated
that the man desires 70 buy large quantities
No, 1iiI0 machinery ste.--A business man
aeer that he desires % communicate with
American manufacturers of machinery and
saalpment 70 Ss used Y 55,ah marble . gsaFrissi e
f'ln Information should be sent a. once.
10 iii4t. boots ana shoes-A hrm in Greece
iBfoEms an American consular officer that IL
desires 70 establish commercial relations With
hoots and shoes for men, women and children.
various kinds Of feathers. etc. Reference Is
No. 1Tl43. raady-mads clothing, atc-A arm
IN Greece writes an American consular Of
deer that Il desires 10 communicate with
American manufacturers and exporters OF
ready-made clothing hats for women, laees,
fancy trimmings, etc,
R6. ifl84 paper oaliea supplies. ete.-A
manufacturer agent IA China writes an
American consular ohieeF that b dealrea 20
reprasent American 8rna n the Ear East He
afales that ha has had 20 years experience a.
Falas and advertising man and @ wen ac-
uuainted With The FHF Eastern aua Russian
markets. he zpsaka both EuEliah and Rus
son lanEuages Sc 2 especially interested ID
napsr. alationerE ana a1ies supplies hardware
household utensils. agricultural Implameuta
eIe Quotations are desired 6 s e paiEeH 81
Wladivastak
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Financial Briefs

The New York banks lost S5stoOo to tn
subtreasury yesterday. and have los
S26i4OOO since last Friday
Charlton Yarnall. p. b. smith and J
X. McAllister are on an Inspection tri,
OF the Buffalo and susquehanna Railroad
Edwin E. Kohn has become associated
with the firm Of Hughes & Dier.
j. NJ, Wynn and William Marriott
! CANDY have been elected members of Inc
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
The Missouri Pacific Railway Compapv
announces that OF the so-called S25. .O05 00O
notes, there were actually issued 80
$4,000, OF these, at the close Of buslnoss
June 4 there had been deposited Tor ex,
tension F2SSO2, 900 or slightly below % ner
cent rms leaves undeposited s2,5i3.OOO
John ID. Ryan was elected president of
the Anaconda Copper Company, succeed.
"s p o. mayer Mr. Thayer becomes
q q wee president with c. r. Kelly. Mr.
Ian Ian was president Of the Amalgamated
Of dissolution. 'So
ne anthracite coal tonnage of the I,e-
ulgh ana New England Railroad In Nta,y
Was Was z9o,SSS tons, compared with 26i 6Og in
q Bond i5 issues totaling s2@OOOO were rati-
ueu at Mondays election at Chicago. the
only proposition defeated being tbot FOR
lhe new jail, amountir to $2.5OOO OOO
Officers of the New York Cotton F,x-
change for l9l5-t8 have been elected az
Follows: President, Henry II. Royce, vice
presiueht' A. B. Gwathmey, Jr.; treas
urer, James +. Maury
1t is figured that the Remington Arms
work will equal about per cent. earned
on Baldwin common stock.
1t Is understood that the Cramp Shin
building Company has contracts TO sup
ply the Allies with $1,JOOOOO worth of |
Sdo Sp'leel instruments and another for $780,
WO OF a confidential nature"
The Columbus Railway. Power and
Light Company has sold to u. w. Clark |
d Co. $l,2W,OOO per cent one-year notes |
which have been placed at 99h.
c. d. Barney & Co. were buyers of
Lake Superior.
Strength in studebaker was accom-
panied by reports that the company had |
closed negotiations for additional war
orders for harness and artillery wheels |
valued, 1t is said, at s7,OOO.OOO
The favorable trade balance of the |
United States for the week ended June
was S17,19622O
Bradstreet's gives visible grain as fol-
lows: Wheat in the United States east of
the Rockies decreased 1,224,OOO bushels |
west of the Rockies increased $4,000 |
bushels, wheat In Canada decreased g.
ll15 ! 900 bushels, all America decreased
3'23O,OOO bushels, Europe and afloat in
creased 100000 bushels, worlds wheat
decreased 2,23O,OOO bushels; corn, Ameri-
can, decreased lS6O,OOO bushels; oats
American, decreased l,156OOO bushels.
stockholders of the Detroit Edison Conn
pahy' at a special meeting today, author
lied the execution of the mortgage TO
secure S5OOO,OOO refundng 25-year bonds.
Arrangements will shortly be concluded
for the sale OF S3.5OO,OOO bonds to the |
bankers Later the directors propose to
retire at or before maturity $1OOOOOOO De-
trot Edison bonds and $4,000, 900 of its
subsidiary, the Eastern Michigan Edison
Company.
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COTTON

NEW YORK, June S-Buslness was
tame in the cotton market this morning,
but prices opened firm at an advance
of to points. About the only feature
was some buying OF December and Jan
uary, believed to be for Liverpool nc-
count Better .e~l' than had been ex-
pected helped pf. . ~ ily ths
weather map wass rable.
except with regard II where
there was too much IN
Throughout the day the initial gains
were we'll maintained, and the close was
dull and steady.
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MAY COAL SHIPMENTS
483,5O2 TONS SMALLER
Figures for Five Months Also Show
a Decrease.

Shipments of anthracite coal in May
were 4S3,592 tons smaller than the same
month of last year. the total for last
month being 6,2Sl, 553 tons, against 6,2S1, 55S
tons in May, 1914 For the 1--WE months
ending May 81 shipments over eight rail-
roads were 26,279,2O2 tons, as compared
with 26,s15,60 in the corresponding period
of last year, a decrease of 636, 401 tons
During May the Lehigh Valley and the
Delaware and Hudson were the only
roads to carry more coal. the shipments
of the former being 1,27S, ,1O6 tons, an in
crease of 23S8S, and the latter 677, ,lOs tons,
an increase Of 49, ,460 The Philadelphia
and Reading, which was the only road
to show a decrease in April showed the
largest decline I'm May, shipments being
239, ,693 tons below May of 1914.
The shipments of eight railroads in May
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER was In good demand and firm
with supplies well under control, Quotations:
Western aolld-packed creamery, fancy specials
a0hc; extra, 2sac.; extra hTsts, Csc; hrsts
2Tc.; seconds, 26c.; nearby prints, fancy. 32c /;
average extra, 3043le.i nIsts. 2sa29c.; seconds
28e garllcky, 25c.i 1obblng sales OF fancy
printa d6aa0C.
EGGs.-Cholce stock sold promptly and
prices ruled firm. We quote as follows; In free
cases, nearby extras, 24e. per doz.: hrsts, So rs
per standard case nearby current receipts. sol
Per case Western extra hrsts, S8.l5 per ease (;
hrsts, 81 per case; Southern, S510I570 per
casei fancy selected caudled eggs were lobblng
al 26H2Ic, per dOz
CHEEsE.-Trade was fair and prices
ruled steady. Quotations: New York full
cream, choice. new, 17qlTho.i speeials, higher;
do, DO, falr @ good. new, l69l6lAc. do.
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DISSOLVE DIsTILLERs' DEAL
Securities Corporation Will Sell AL
cohol Majority Stock.

NEW YORK, June SIT became known
lhis morning that negotiations are pend
ag whereby the Distillers' Securities
Corporation will dispose of either the
principal part or the entire block of
~ shares Of United States Industrial
Asohol Company common stock which 1t
holds in its treasury
me other party to the sale comprises
interests which now own the bulk of the
Minority Alcohol common stock and the
pug Of the 100000 Alcohol Company
psisrred stock The transaction, IL the
eatIe holdings are sold, will involve the
PAYMENT 70 the Distillers Securities Com
laay OF somewhat under 5000. 900.
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PHILADELP PHIA MARKETS

@22O; do, do, 6a8A lbs. per dog. sl.25g1 so;
6ary 6agk fogs a. smS % osa ahd TO- 6c Gts ehS
ems dfy-PicKed and dry,paeked, IN boxes
Milk-fed 81 TO 88 lbs. 70 doz lsc.; milk
II lbs 10 10 doz' ise; miik-isd 4s i6s to doz..
zoe milk-fed, 20 los. and over, 2e,; cora
IA lbs to doz., lie; corn-fed 4s lbs, 10 doz..
ice. eoFn-fsd. so lbs. and over, zoe; chickens,
corn-fed. 5 lbs, and over, 1sc. Western corn
FED lbs., l7a1TiAe, Western, cOrn-fed, 3l5
I5e: turkeys dry-picked and dry-paeked-
Fancy 2la22c. fair 10 good, lsa2oc'' old
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SlCKS CLOSED WEAK;
SETLING PRESSURE BIG
s...orable Crop Report Had No
Faect on Market in Late
Trading.

voRt June s.-Led by Bethle-
which advanced 10 points to a
~ ,,rh record of 1866, war stocks"
r's so,nineted dealings on the Stock
st. .s throughout the morning ses-
A' 80 while the copper shares were
2" =. inheritance, rejecting the high
if ~. for the metal here and in Lon
-. duotation having been advanced
~, ..ts for electrotypic copper in
% srst with predictions that the
us Eli soon go to 20 cents. As was
& rres W yesterday, the standard shares
tas Vsrtscted and were under pressure
Fss ~. deeree. They huctuated within
. sya .rov range, however. Advances in
ah.sIslties ranged from 1 to 10 points,
s ue si,tsr as already stated, being regis
VA 81 Bethlehem. Part of this gain
~ lost later, .s..-
4. erst hour and somo of the early gains
w clipped off, but at that, prices, for
.,6ai part remained at level above
y..lefday's close,
ass a points above its previous
~ s,ss marx of 1885, which was reached on
s w. The low point this year was
"a ~ January @ The rise today was
~ s.s,lt OF reports of negotiations for
~ N the Cramp Shipbuilding Com
u.s s nv Rethlehem and of further large
.sdors Further rumors had 1t that
el. the shipments were acquired a
.hsr Of merchant ships would be
s.n, sor service under American reg
As r.ilovinR reported denial by Presi-
,,,t Charles M. Schwab that his COM
INV Il negotiating for control of the
ramp shipbudlng Company, and the
,sNtlpt of q telegram by the Department
y Jnstlco from the United states At
lstney at Los Angeles reporting a favor
.MA decision for the Government in six
.ols brought against the Southern Pa
Iao to cancel patents for lands issued to
~ company, the market declined sharply
n the late afternoon session. Southern
psrlac stock dropped a full point, while
pssdIng fell nearly 4 points. General
rIsctrie lost 3 points, and other stocks
.lso sustained losses from the high Of the
dsy and many went below yesterdays
hnal
N times on the decline the selling pres
ana was large, but stocks appeared to
\. we'll taken, with the big interests the
eBly buyers. The market closed weak. |
M favorable Government crop report, |
IuAIatlng yield of $50, 900 900 bushels, |
against s9t,OO0,0OO bushels last year, did |
not stem the selling tide.
Overnight news was regarded as favor
able, especially that from Mexico, where
conditions are reported to be in fair
way for settlement. The American-Ger-
man situation is still a market factor of
% little moment. and the Street awaited
news from the weekly meeting of the J
Cabinet in Washington. No new light I
vas thrown on the situation as the re-
suit Of the meeting. The Cabinet agreed
% the note which is to be sent to Ger
many but the contents were not divulg-
d. The Street still felt that it will be
Ilfcng but there was no speculation as
10 Its wording.
The tonnage statement of the Steel Cor
pGation, which is due on Thursday, is
expected to show good increase and the
eazrterly earnings will be more than
100000 reports have It.
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VEGETABLES

supply and demand were both fair. Prices
showed little change. Following are ths
quotztionst White potatoes. per bush. ---slalRe.
Ss6its potatoes. Florida. per b6l.-So. /. 81 563
as; No. q S32593 Tb. white potatoes, south
Carolina, per bhI.-No- !. s444.5 so: No. q
s. 5Oq8 sweet potatoes. Delaware, per ham
per-farge, SOLO, medium, g15c.. aWeat
sotatoes. Eastern Shore, per bbl-No. i. 81 254s
d.25; no. q 81 e9g 20; sweets Jersey, Per Dbl
Jersey per basket. 75e. 81 .25; onions. Texas
per cummer crate. No. / S101.iO; onIons
Texas, peg & GUNNER m s6,,,a crate. 70. 1850
Sc. QsI; do.. North Carolina and Norfolk per
Dbl. 5as5e.. caulinower, Norfolk, per ham-
per. sodI5c; beans, per i-3-hbl, baaket-sonth
Carolina and Georgia green and wax, 5oae5ci
North Carolina. green ana wax b04I5c. beans,
Norfolk. Per 1a-bbl basket Si4l.25i peas.
/ 25. peas. Norfolk telephone. Per 5s-bbL- 6as-
kel. s12501. SO peas Eastern sh9re, per -
b6I basket, 81 23a 4 30: egsplaut. Florida. per
box. 5000 cuepmeera, FloTida, per haaket
Tac a4l % squash FLORIDA per basket. tscs
81 IS. papperl. Florida. per carrier FL99az 81.
baels southern. per 100 bunehaa. alaoaaf
tomatoes. Florida. per carrier Fancy Hl.zaH
$50. choice. T3e. as1i asparagus. per eqaeh
10ae5ei muahreolaa per a-le. BASKET sas.
sI.5a
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LIVE STOCK oI1nrArInNs

market shade higher: mixed and butcAerg
SSotOg Soo,S ';io; ID good heavy 81 l6g1 G5; rough
GLIB: bulk, S5Od765, CATTLEEReceipts,
5000; market, steady; beeves, S125a9.50; cows
calves, $s.25a1O. SHEEP -Receipts' 5000:
market steady; native and Western, S490.
lambs, $7u1O.5O.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Gilt-edge Issues Dull - Canadian
Treasury Bills Paid.

LONDON, June s-A disposition to
await the promised Government detailed
statement on the proposed national war
organization was responsible for Iistless-
ness in securities on the exchange today.
The tone, however. was steady In the
main. Gilt edge issues were dull and
there was realizing of war loan. Cana
dian Treasury bills were paid off. Home
railways were harder In spots.
Americans were easier, Influenced by
advices from New York. Canadian Pa
ciho and Grand Trunk we're fiat. Heavi.
ness prevailed In Argentine Rails The
bonds of alltel nations were steady. There
was little done in Mines and Oils.
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MAY FIRE LnssEs

Fire losses in the United States and Canada
during May aggregated S11, ,3ss, $50. compared
with SIS. 500 year ago,
For hve months ended May 81 the losses
were; Ssl.4o7 $50 in 1915, s1oo. .67O. $50 In 1914
and sos. 752. $50 In 1913.
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5'5'sH ls.aa Ezehange Members Dwindling

- & fss 5eas approximately 1900 mem
EZRA ar as2lu2n Stock Exchange have re-
sal6sssEa sEa7pssnaed " their membeFships since
sa I'll mem sae war; Up 70 the END of
sHd about 1000 have lssg sl,sbsD AZ ieIt ths
ssss ihs ri,iief Ut one year, as they may IA
ss1ass i - The membership of ne ex
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Another Jump in Lead Prices
FOREIGN TRADE CHANCES

NEW YORK June s-AmercAn Smelling
and Rehning Company advanced the price OF
lead from b.5Oc. to 516c,
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. June a-huflER. = MARKET
higher scoring. 2sls6zsc state dairy, xf4a9
sse Initiation creamery zz1sa zae a, 80.
rsGgg Market unaettleds receipts 81 10
pjses.s extra Hrsts. 2ia2lAe. fresh gathersdi
hrsfa. laa 20he fresh satnafeg nsaf9y enltss.
stl.G25cs mixed color. 2olsa22e.i nearby
browns. 22Aazaize.
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FOUR CENT BREAK
IN WHEAT PRICES
Sentiment Bearish Wheat
Crop in United Kingdom
Good-Europe's Supply Big.

CHICAGO, June s--There was sbsrn
break in grain prices In the wheat nj,
today July dropped "a cents and sep
suNet cents from the final on Satura
uay, the market having been closed ves-
terday because OF the judicial elections
Az the low point July was quotej al
SiLV and September SL06lk. Sentiment con.
unued extremely bearish, and the de.
eilhe In prices IN the early dealings was
attributed to an excellent crop report.
Whlch comes out this afternoon.
me later dealings found supporting or
uers making their appearance and prices
rallied from the low points, July closing
az sllA and September at s1OsN
ne wheat crop OF tho United KinEdom
u doing well despite rather dry weather
Inc crop conditions IN France are re-
ported excellent In view OF n reduced
acreage The supplies Of Germany's
Dreadstuffs are said TO be more than suf-
hcient, and the coming harvest is believed
to be undulv large
The actual shipments OF wheat from
India have proved disappointing. Itaiy'a
grain supplies are ample for the present
while the supplies OF Austria Hungary
Greece, Spain and Norway are mot 30
favorable
The planting of wheat in Argentina is
progressing rapidly. and il Is conhdentIv
expected that the acreage there viii Be
larger than that Of last year
EUROPE visible supply OF wheat for
this week is estimated at IS, ,72s. 900 bushels.
against SLT0O00 bushels last week. This
shows an increase Of 1924, 900 bushels
REGULAR conditions surrounded the mar
kets. due to confusing news from abroad
Liverpool was reported to be selling low,
IN IN =, spite OF bearish demand. IT was
diHicult for traders to assimilata ana
domestic news and the sensational dron
in prices ~
Winnipeg reported that foreigners were
heavy sellers OF wheat there and in the
American markets on prospects of omen.
ing the Dardanelles.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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KEYSTONE PHONE EARNINGS
To Sell Interstate Telephone Co.

TRENTON. n. j.. June s.-The Court OF
Chnncery has ordered the sale OF the Inter-
state Telephone Company and It's subsidiaries.
The company has been IN the hands OF re-
ceiyers for several months.
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RATES FOR MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

add aaslf asvssAf June s.-The foreign exchange
g ia ''saay' with demand sterling
q s.sEling. Francs. Marks. Lires.
4'aa '.-47sTr 5fsg SO >" S.99iin SS9iin
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NEW YORK CURB
BANK CLEARINGs

.ssssi.se sesssrings today compared with eorr.-
's@f-ias aay last two years: 'A NO''s
n.a.. 1915 Io1A $3.50
ssq'phia ssqs' sS5 592 42Z s28 005 lse s27is5s 474
~ York s6s6ss5 $685. 57799 9b55 siS S45 Ss4455 ai 5i
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Ie five months tonnage follows:
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT,-Rscelpts, 125,6o4 bush. Winter
nominal in the absence Of tTadins. spring
export SS5ei ell eieyator2NO red, spot and June,
SI'8lGl 86; No. 2 red Western, spot, 1880
CORN.-Receipts. $3.50 bush. Demand was
light ana prices declined f. 70 oqIots1ioRs. Ions
Gar lots ts6% S' pSi t?ds steamer a. 70 yeo@ SO
s0Hc.. No 3 yellow. 77haTslac.; No. 4 yellow
'ioA'TTs..-Recsipts, es,os7 hush, Buyers
were Indifferent and prices we're l9c. lower
oR9istiqiaf H N6 ~hItS White S5gsSsG gsas4e standard
FLOUR.-Reeelpts, $3.50 bbls. and ora
5ss lbs. IN sacks Ihs market was dui ,,S,a aaa
lions per 1873 lbs. In wood: Winter clear
s825g8, 80; do. straighs' 81 P5oaa i9i ao gst- st
s5.6Osdi0i do, patent iute sacks. ss,i5q6,sQ;
spring. nrst clear. So 2oa6,40; 40 straignl,
IL brands sTaT2a; city mills choice and
fancy PssRt 92Ss 2sh s 81 mills g6 strailbt 5sseial
81 S0a6.f5; do. patent, SeT5g7
RYE FLOUR was quiet but steady We
quote nearby ana Western. In wood at seq
POULTRY
IIyE.-Fogls we're duh and a2c. lower
Other kinds Of poultry showed little ehssnge.
We quote as follows; Fowls, l5haiBAci
Toosb5sF5, sbsrss u igeizhins ig2 ss apiece. 2639e
broiing chickens, net Lsghorns weighing ~
I sssrhorns, Weighing ii3a2 lbs. apiece, 2iQ26e
broiling chickens. Leghorpss Weighing lbz
atcks indian Runner, l201ge.i pigeons old.
Der pair 2503oei pigeons. young, per pair
DREssED.-There was a fair demand for
hne desirable sized stock. values Of which
rniad ANN Quotations: Fre5h-killad poultry,
feWls. II 10 box. dry-pieked ana dry-paeked.
fancy selected iee .Eeifhing 4hqa les.
,zlsirhlng 3 lbs apiece. f8ulIe,; under 3 lbs.
abisee. 14a15ci e-packed-Weatern, 4 lbs.
s,ifes Cd BOOSTERS. dry-picked. 12iae.i brollins
sbieksns-JeFaey. fancy. 4o4t8a. ether nearby
fancy. 35a40c.i Western weighing AMaz lpasi
5Ilf3ge d0. weighing ialh iha.. 3426e.i
sadabs. per doz.-Wbite, weigntng ~ % Y lha.
- d8z kfaa 90. white weighing 70 20 lha.
Ger d0z S. 1Qa8- 6Qi ahlte Neishlu9 los. per
asz.. zzEaaz. - - ~ { IA. per dQz.s ~
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ELECTROLYTIC COPPER lsAC

ksnw YORK. june e-Ths united Metals
aaiifar Company has raised ita price fef siser
fesissfe conner Is las cents q pound. AZ #hleh
fsea4 II has made good 8alea Aae ffsflQAs
.5s55la 80 8 rs zz-~ey aas lsa eensas
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REFINED sUGARs

The market was quiet but arm. We quote
Tehners' list priees standard granulated,
8 zoe: confectloneTs' "A. &C.. soft grades. 6. a5
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BAR sm.vnp

p ~ June s.-rhs price OF commsr-
q s. ess9sa a@a 4e4z cents. with Mexican
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-. ssfFiee eommissloner Irvine. Of
district OF New YORK com
apen the additional eduipment 81
Valley Company. ssys. .arbs
sh which the rsiiras5 ee,,r,s -, -
ne recommendation a. fbe COM
AssalY gratifying. and the COM
= commended for the efforts
s.ss - zha is making 10 bring rs
Equipment up ~ 4 hieh stand
result Of the commission 4
ths L4hish Valley companv
efss orders faa 80 =gonai
saQlpment.
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DeelIne IN Prlce ID Flnnr

sss June s.-Retailsrs tbis nor,,nv
= cents 3 barrel reduction Ia
sas q h : total decline Of 75 eents q
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PENNA. SALT NOTE ISSUE
To Dispose of $1,5OO,OOO Three
Year 5s.

The Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Company has issued Sl,5OOOOO 8 per cent
three-year notes, dated June /, 1915, the
proceeds TO be used for funding indebted
ness and extending the company's plants
The notes may pe retired any time after
one year.
The issue will be placed through Charles
H. Smith & Sons. Most Of the notes will
be taken by banks which holds the com
pany's paper
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-08
FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock met with fair sale and Values
asnerallv ruled steady. Quotations; Apples,
Esw York per harrel-Baldwln $500; Ben
81 2563 b0. medium. S2a22o; do western. per
boT Sl82; 90. Delaware and Pennsylyanla.
ner hamper d0a Tbc; lemons per box, 81 a0m
$50. oranges. FLORIDA, per box 81 b0d3, 80;
arapefruit Florida per boA sza8 ~ pine
Hpples per crate. Porto hieQ, A&adi dQ.t
Fl6rida k212.T5; cherries sour, Per pound.
HI9a straWberfiea, per quart hQIQlk 82
ehofe 6dl2e. blaekberr e, North Carolina.
fsr acarl f2aiee sooseherrles Per aaaEt :