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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26
WHEAT PRICES BROKE
ON FARMERS SELLING
May Tumbled More Than Six
Cents-Heavy Rains Report
ed in the West.

CHICAGO, May 26.-Conslderable ratn
in the West and no improvement In the
foreign buying put a decided damper
on the wheat market today. May
wheat sagged off 1tc. at the open
ing figure, selling at si.55h, and later
dropped to Si5iik. July wheat, while. it
opened high at 1924, showed signs of a
gradual decline. 1t was selling for N.275s
with no prospects of recovering, just be-
fore noon. In the last hour the decline
in May extended to more than cents,
while the others lost or more. Sudden
unloading by farmers In face of the new
crop was given as the cause.
In the final dealings May rallied slight
ly, while July extended its loss to $l.26ss.
May closed at s129h, off 81 cents.
Following good rains the United King
dom reports Its crops doing we'll. While
the acreage is not up to expectations her
stocks of wheat are steadily increasing
Tho crop outlook for France ia salts
factory, but acreage shows n material
decrease. The Government has requi-
sitloned all wheat both the old supplies
and the growing crop.
Greece reports promised yield much
in excess of last year. Special attention
has been given to cultivation. Seeding
for the new crop In India is being de-
layed owing to excessive heat and un-
welcome dryness. Italy is maintaining
its wheat harvest with the utmost care
German advices report greatly in
creased acreage for both winter and
spring crops. The Government has COM
mandeered all growing crops.
Chicago wheat traders are growing
more apprehensive of crop damage and
less disposed to stand any loss on the
bear side.
The crop situation is fast reaching the
critical stage and reports are being
watched with increased interest. Authori-
ties say that Hessian fly damage is small
compared with other conditions The
main factor is that the actual condition
OF the crop has never been right and
that 1t has failed to stool properly
Export sales of grain at the seaboard
were 100000 bushels of wheat, 1900 BUSH
els of oats and 5000 bushels of rye. Late
cables report that the English Govern
ment has withdrawn from the oats mar
ket, believing 1t has obtained enough to
last until July.
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GENERAL SELLING
CAUSED DECLINE
"war Stocks Suffered Most.
Mishap to Nebraskan Re-
sponsible.

NEW YORK, May 25-Comng as II
did, when the market was already In
very nervous state because OF the foreign
Situation, the mishap TO the American
steamer Nebraskan on the irish coast
was responsible for a general selling
movement after the opening. In the early
eeallnes price changes were unimport-
ant. but as the day advanced substan-
tial Losses were made throughout the list,
with the war stocks" suffering the most
There was considerable uncertainty as
20 the cause OF the accident to the Amer
lean vessel First reports had IL that she
had been torpedoed, but later II was re-
ported that the ship had either been tor
pedoed or had struck a mine and was
proceeding back to Liverpool. This
checked the selling movement somewhat,
but not 70 rlong and toward noon the
pressure to sell became greater, as II was
realized that the accident to the vessel
would make the foreign situation even
more acute. Then, too, the state Depart
ment gave out an official report from the
United States Consul at London that the
Nebrasknn had been torpedoed and fresh
selling followed Immediately The Street
argued that the incident was the most
serious from an American point of view
since the outbreak of the conflict abroad
Business was much larger than for
some days past, sales during the hrst
hour being at the rate Of million for
tne nNe-nOuT SeSHlOns OF huOuA iV''VN
shares below the total sales for the entire
session yesterday. At noon prices were
off on the average of 2la points all
around. Although the war stocks" were
the hardest hit. the standard shares also
showed substantial losses, Steel common,
for Instance, being down n fun point,
while Reading was off l%, as was Union
Pacific, and Canadian Pacific dropped 2A.
Excitement was entirely absent and the
liquidation was very orderly. Some de-
gree OF firmness was shown during the
noon hour, and prices recovered some
what from the low, but 1t was not OF a
lasting quality. and the late afternoon
found prices down again. The principal
pressure continued to be exerted against
the "war stocks"
Trading fell off to small proportions be-
fore the close and prices ended the day
irregular, the large majority, however,
being under the final of yesterday. Inter-
borough Metropolitan Issues were strong.
the common showing gain of ia and the
preferred 22. About the weakest issue was
General Motors, which declined points
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INDUSTRIAL ISSUES
SUFFERED SETBACK
Cramp Shares, as Well as Steel
Stocks, Under Pressure on
Local Exchange.

Weakness In wall street was reflected
on the Philadelphia exchange today
by declines in the industrial group,
notably Cramp Shipbullding, Cambria
Steel and United States Steel Otherwise
the tone Of the local list was steady and
in some instances small advances were
recorded.
Cramp shares suffered the most with a
drop OF two points before midday. The
position Of this company has decidedly
improved of late, It is understood At the
beginning of the fiscal year which ended
last month unified orders were small, but
since the last 60 days the company's
books show noteworthy gains In orders
which should Keep It running full for
some time TO come The forthcoming an
nual report. however, Will not fully re-
fleet this increase In the afternoon
Baldwin Locomotive receded point or
more on light offerings, but the general
trading became very dull. The close was
quiet and steady.
An unusual incident OF the days trad
Ing was the activity in Crucible Steel. a
stock rarely dealt In here. After opening
at 29ls the quotation receded to 2S. On
the other hand, Philadelphia Electric
hardened and Lehigh Navigation 4I5s
moved up across co. There was a good
demand for Rapid Transit and III was
bid by post traders for substantial
blocks of the stock. The Union Traction
Board meets to act on the dividend Mon
day June T. AS the earnings of the
Rapid Transit Company, which guaran-
tees the payment are ahead of last year,
the regular semiannual disbursement of
100000 is expected. despite the recent
heaviness OF the stock.
Us had been expected the railroads Of
the country are following the example
set by the Pennsylvania system in plac-
ing large orders for rails. In the last
two days more than 5000 tons have been
ordered from the United states Steel
Corporation alone by various leading rail-
roads, while other steel concerns are also
obtaining substantial tonnages.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Ohio Cities Gas Company. regular quarterly
Ia per cent. preferred. payable July 1 to
stock Of record June 20.
Treeport Gas Company. regular quarterly ~
per cent on preferred. payable June 1 to stock
OF record May %.
Peerless Motorcar Company, quarterly 1%
per cent. on preferred and 81 per cent ad-
dltional on account Of accumulated dividends.
payable July TO stock Of record June 20.
Montana Power Company, regular quarterly
ia per cent. preferred, " of / per cent
June II.
Tonoplh Belmont Company. 12is per cent
payable July l to stockholders of record
June IL.
Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelling
Company, of New Jersey, 81 a share, payable
June 20 TO stock Of record June To-
United Globe Mines, 50 share, payable
June 20 to stock of record June H.
Childs Company, regular quarterly ~ per
cent on preferred, payable June 10. Books
close June and reopen June IL.
Chicago Telephone Company, regular quar-
tery 9 per cent. payable June 30 to stock of
record June 20.
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Heavy Gold Imports BY Morgan

NEW YORK. May 2B-It was admitted BY
J. p Morgan & Co today that they had im-
ported during the past ten days from Ottawa
a large amount Of gold The gold not
deposited in the Subtreasury, as ls usually the
custom, but was placed In the Morgan vaults,
The Importation purely exchange
Transaction, as the low level AT which exchange
Is now selling yields the importer OF the metal
Z considerable profit
ia this connection 4 Is especially slgnihcant
that u p. Morgan Co have In the recent
past been heavy buyers OF sterling CO ables In
some quarters they are credited with having
bought about - COO 900 up TO the close Of last
week.
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the market ruled steady with supplies under
good control. The following were the quo
tations Western, soid-packed creamery.
fancy specials, 3OIlc, extras. 2s5c.; extra
drsts, 2sc, hrsts, 2Io, seconds, 2582ec.
nearby prints, fancy. 82c,; average extra, 3ic. T;
hrsts, 2Sq3Oc, seconds. 26Q28c.; garlicky. 2i4
25c jobbing sales OF fancy prints, 36a30c.
EGGS.-Choice stock was in good request
and steady. but supplies were largely OF un-
attractive Invoices which were null and lr-
regular. The following are the quotations: In
free cases, nearby extras 23c, per doz.; hrsts,
81 per standard case, nearby current receipts,
S5 10 per case Western extra fiTsts, So per
case frsts, S57O per case; Southern. S. 100
SAC per case; fancy selected candled eggs were
jObting at 25d27c.
CHEESE.-supplies were moderate and
the market ruled steady, with demand fair.
Following were the anotati9ns5 Hew fork tsi
higher; do, do, fair to good. new. ldlaql7c. 4;
do, part skins. sal3c
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COTTON

NEW YORK. May 26-,Innuenced by gcod
So,ton %Sasner market opened easier this morning at
a decline OF about Q points. Trading WAS WAS
buying waa for wall street, New Orleans and
Southern interests. The supply came from
nections. - , ..t.a.o
cables say that the supply came chiehy from
shore and that there was some hedge selling
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK Nay 20.-Butter- IN
setiIed; receipts. ~ 81 packages; extra. 2sc. .
higher scoring 25i1029c. state dairy, 2T5z0
Esgs-Aarkst hrmeri receipts, II 266 pack
aEas extra drzts. regular packed. 2Oii i02l tse. i
tlI1fc mixed color. zr021hc.s nearby
5f5a al 22azle extrA nFstz. sloraFs paeksd.
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POWDER co. EXTRA DIVIDENDS
Du Pont Makes Extra and Special
Disbursement.

WILMINGTON. Del. May 26.-At a
meeting of the directors OF the Du Pont
Powder Company this afternoon the
usual quarterly dividend of 2 per cent
an extra dividend of per cent. and a
special dividend of . per cent, payable
in preferred stock of the Atlas Powder
Company was declared. The Du Pont
Company has held the Atlas preferred
since the Government ordered the disso-
luton OF the so-called Powder Trust"
some time ago. The dividend Is one OF
the largest ever declared by the COM
pany.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. May 26,-HOGS.--Recepts 26,0OO
Markets strong and &c. higher. Mixed and
Tqush heavy 81 log1ssol; ~ light. $745a7.72;
CATTLE.-Receipts II 900. Markets steady
and Toe. higher; Beeves. SI9o5:3S: COWS and
helfers So 35a $50; Texans, S6.4Oq I.6o; calves,
$7Gf9 so
strong Native and Western, SI:2Ol s 70 !;
lambs. S77SaiO5o; spring lambs, ss.6Oa12. So
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POULTRY

LIyE,-onerings were moderate and val
l70iTac,; ROSTERS, llai2c.; broiling chickens,
fancy, not Leghorns, weighing 1ha2 lbs.
horns. weighlng 1dllA, lbs. apiece, 22a28c,
hroiling cLlcksns, LeghoTns. weighing 1ha2
horns, weighing 1alA lbs. apiece, 20a2le.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
RUSSIAN RAIL ORDERS

NEW YORK, May 26 - The Colorado Fuel
ani Iron Company has taken an order for a
tonnage of steel rails for Russia. Estimates
placed the order at 15,OO0 tons. Russia has
still something over 100000 tons to place ac-
cording to its Inquiries in the market
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DIVIDENDS
ONCE Of
THE @. II. GEIST COMPANY
land Title HulidtnR

!. philadelphia. Pa. May 25, 1918
The Directors Of Freep0Ft Gas Company
have this day declared regular quarterly
dividend OF one and one-hal per cent.
(IHS) on the preferred stock Of the Com
pany outstanding, payable June D, 1918, TO
holders OF said stock OF record al the close
OF business this date. Cheeks will be mailed.
C. II. WEAK,
Secretary.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, May 26-The foreign exchange
market opened steady, with demand sterling
Sterling. Francs, Marks Lires.
.6emsnd .'..,.. ..,... i7s4s S42h s3R 5.s3M
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SPECIAL NOTICES

HARRY w. sEYBERT has applied Tor un-
expired term. Constable. 18th Ward Hear
lna Juna 4, Court Quarter Sessions, Room
aa8 DAVID IL. GRIFFITH, JF,
Attorney Tor Petitioner,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

I2@c g?E Pskn dsis gSs de-
eons old per paIr 25fS6c: DO. Young. per
DREssED.-Thc market ruled steady
under moderate offerings and fair demand for
desirable stock. Quotations; Fresn-killed fowls.
Rof i d6 @eshnr Ss f@sy
1sc. do. 4l2a4 lbs Apiece, 1Ssc. do. lbs.
i5c De- fowls Ice packed. Western, lbs. and and
oyer apiece lIi5c; DO do smaller sizes 1e9
Rie wd SEHeE MeEhhF II e 10 10 S S s e Def qo 5os 81
don e. psF 5sSSS sSfa339 siE do ao5o lbs sms Rs
SSoEISy I9S6sc ghISkSns d5Typishsd ana dry
ikse d.; a7St2 lSS. e dP{oz., Ise: do;i 4Sg4i
e doz., l9c. do, 4Sq47 lbs, to doz,, i7c; DO,
seEens dH5 GS daa 0SSF 5 aS:
Western cofTnn:fed, ibs, and oyer, isc, do,
&c., do los? gsq 45sq' 53 ai do Brosr. s o' mix hs
fancy. 1904 ibs 10 box. 27c.; do fancy, ~; 25S25
doz,. 25c; do, prime. 2SG3o lbs to doz, U Sc; y
70 Locke Rd pa 9S9sy q
so5d sssss ahScs hs and d fancy I
,' N'' FRESH FRUITS
There was fair demand for choice stock
Of most most deseriptions; and values generally
"a other sSoa eating varieties: SSa$; ;56
S1aG. Apples, Delaware and Pennsyiyania
! per hamper. 6OaT5c. Lemons. per box, So 5Oa
| $50. Oranges. Florida, per box, S2.251I
Grapefruit, Florida. per box. s2a4.50. Pine
St.5oa2.25 Strawberries. per quart Norfolk
| 6q7c.: Delaware, Maryland and Eastern Shore
! 64l2c.
VEGETABLES
The market was generally steady under mod
crate offerings and fair demand. Quotations: :
White potatoes per bush; MAINE, $4,000 !;
New York as to quality, 40a11c. white po-
per bbigNo !. siS4,So; No oou :. THiibS SsSsi 5S
sweet potatoes Delaware per hamper-Large
SlHl,25; medium, 50q75c.; sweet potatoes
Eastern Shore, per bbl.-So. L. 2.25G3 25
jersey I FER basket. 7Sc ai25; Onions. STEsSls Tesas
per GUNNER crate, No l, S1G1.1O; onions
Texas. per GUNNER crate. No, 2, 10000 :
cabbage, North Carolina and Norfolk. per
I5c.dSl; beans, Florida, wax, per basket, ST
Beans South SaTon and Georgs PfsNeE Der SiBss Bas
ket. S2d2.25; beans, North Carolina, par bes-
ket $2a?.l5; peas, North Carolina, per small
S: Sssk: aSS peas ESrtSlE aste4S S6re Ps
5s6bi basket siaf 30; eggplant Florida Florida Per Psr
box, S2d3; cucumbers. Florida. per basket
ST. 1892: squash. Florida, per basket. SOC. a
s25 ReSPoPesrs on FlCTi9a, o6or ~ carrier 5dF $2ga
bsets Norfolk, per 100 bunehes, $3a4; toma-
toes. Flolida, per carrer-FanCy, 81. .50ni rs:
choice, S1Gl.25; celery, Florida. per crate
T5c d$1; asparagus. per bunch. I0a25c,; mush-
rooms, per Alb, baEtet 60c.ds1.
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EXCESS EXPORTS sl8a,Ss4, 900
Merchandise Imports Fell Sharply in
April.

An excess Of Si33. s94, 900 in exports of mer-
ehandise were reported by the government
than Sl3 2OO. 600, Detail figures follow the last
nO being omitted;
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omitted
MERCHANDISE.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. May 26-TradinE In coffee
futures was ewhat better today. In the
early dealings declines OF to points were
noted, rr.a.,... V.ntaran,,,. :.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold at auction
SS5 Shares relepost Co. voting trust GER o.,
1875 sssres nSstS' relepost Co voting trust so
ssO shares shHres oxford Linen Mills CO. con
oxford Linen Mills Co. nonassess- assess an
ASS 1Ss sSsrs seriTaIsS BaTiiea Co and 1905 SHARES
ssos 5sa1is Essn Ms}cr sG G4ss S6e SS
500 shares Buck Mountain (Nev) Gold :, oo
a5sl shnTes Ainss Ne New York Automobile Device & -'
co. tformerly Toledo Automobile De-
soaoo vice k.r,Ss Co. co .iiof % 69S oSS
5000 Lehigh Valley r. h, Co; per
cent. first mortgage. coupons June and ,oo
shares share dfs Psnnsslyaaia n1ss Salt Mfg CO.. ~"
sSaEss ss' FsImsgFsso and Mechanics Natl. -,
sira stTies n par 500 lH 49,, ,24I5
soelatlon nap par 500
IS shares INSURANCE Co. OF North Amer -.
ssarss fs sal Nine StO Hil and schayikil Haven
r r. Co. par $50 f.rso :, :, ana oo''
Canal Co; par 500, 0,,.,....,...,.,. .22O5s
shares westmorsland Coal Co; par .,
Shares s6S washington Gas Light Co.;
10 shars&s IS United New Jersey r. n. and -"
Canal Co par 800 O...,..,,.,..,.. .22OA
20 shares Farmers and Mechanics Natl. ,.,,,,
shares Miners Natl Bank, louisville,
80 Si shares sa5 Tiigd sHS NAH Bank par si00 $50
shares Commonwealth Title Insurance
SHARES '1if GiraTd Trust rus Co Co par $i66. sSS
10 shares Losan Trust Co; par 500. 'l2s't
so9. shsrs9s Real s,6S Estate Trust Co. pre- sos
shares tum6ermens insurance co, 49,
sS6r:s % rbila. Lie Insurance Co.; 80
30 shares PiiIa. Traction CO. par $50. "a
so shares North Psnna. r. r. Co.; par ~
N sbsras' iinite5 cas- and E,isciric corn "
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BAR SILVER

#W YORK Nay 10.-Tha price of har 1ii =
|cdat aaa ieiL VITA HeKirau cellars AZ
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NEW YORK CURB
RANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearlngs today compare with corre-
spending day last two years.; ,o,,
lD15 1914 1918.
Phila S2G. .Tl+,2T7 S2l, ,622, I'll S2I, ,g5S, 600
New York 3O1 sos O05 29i,352,462 319,o7T,123
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

Bank OF England bOuBht GOlu
LONDON, MAY 26.--The Bank OF England
today bought 81 So. coo OF bar gold and ear
maTked S626 600 for miscellaneous purposes,
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market was quiet. but firm. We quote
Standard granuated, 5000. fine granulated.
&c; ; powdered. g. lOc.; confeCtioners' a, 6.O0c.
aOft grades. b.l5d6.75c,
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady, with fair jobbinl
demand. We quote follows: City beef, IN
sets, smoked and air-dried, 25a26c. Western
beef in sets, SMOKED. 25q26c. city beef
27a2sc;; Western beef; knuckles. and tenders
family, sci, 50a22. hams $. P. cured loose.
l3alSlt do. skinned, loose: l2Aal2lse;; DO.
city cured. as 10 brand and average, 13Ra14c
hams; smoked. Western cured. ls% %qi4c.; do;'
T., cured, loose, 1UI9qllc.; do, smoked. 10h@
lie: bellies: in pickle. according to average,
loose liiaal2C.: breakfast bacon, to brand
and average, city cured. l6al7c.; breakfast
bacon, Western cured. 16d17c.: lard, Western
lie; lard. pure city. kettle rendered, In ierces.
lOAd1lc.; lard, pure city. kettle rendered. in
tubs l0atMllc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

A. V. r. Coe, secretary of the Phila-
delphia Electric Company, has gone to
the Pacific coast for an extended trip. He
will attend the National Electric Light
Association convention, to be held in San
Francisco June to Il.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

The syndicate which handled the issue
of 500 100000 New York Central Railroad
6 per cent. bonds has been dissolved a
little more than $92,O0O,OOO of the bonds
were taken by the stockholders and the
remainder was sold by the syndicate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

Since the outbreak of the war the Win
chester Arms Company at New Haven
has expended sl,S36,4OO on increasing its
plant. 1t is said the company has enough
orders on hand to keep it busy night ana
day for two years.
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Financial Briefs

At auction today Miners National Bank
declined 10 points to So; Girard Trust ad-
ynnced points to SS1; Logan Trust, IA
to 12Sh, and Lumbermen's insurance
Connanv 4 to lO5. Farmers and Me-
chanics National Bank showed a loss OF
2A from the last previous sale.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT.-Receipts. 179 419 bush, There
was little trading ana the market ruled weak
and &c. lower, under hearish speculation In the
West Quotations. Car lots, in export elevator
No 2 red spot, S1.5lal ga; No, red, West
ern spot, 81 .5BG1. 80. Round lots, in export
elevator-No. red spot and May 81 o2.2n
1.57i9 No. 2 red. Western 81 l.5Tlaal 62la; No
l Northern Duluth. 81 .62Ql. .65.
CORN.-Reeeipts. 6s9S bush. There was
nominally unchanged. Quotations: Gar lots, IN
export elevator-No. ., spot and May, 1oRg
70iac. Car lots for local trade. as TO location
No. yellow, S2l9qS3c. steamer yellow, Sit29
s2c.; No. 3 yellow, 79gsOc, No. yellow
I6uTsc
OATS.-Receipts, 1o1.215 bush. Trade was
very quiet, hut prices were steadily maintained;
Quotations: No. 2 white, OOgBO1ac.; standard
white. 5gq5Olac.: No, white. 5sq5Sl2c.
RYE dull, We quote at $hl4g 1.10; per
bush, to quality, In export elevator, anu
at Sl05dl.1O for small lots OF nearby grain
in bags
FLOUR.-Receipts, 111O bbls, 1,o77,55o
lbs. in sacks The market was quiet but mill
limits well maintained. Quotations, per
1876 lbs, In wood: Winter. clear SO. 5OG8, .;
do, straight, S6.OOd7i5; do. patent 81 .2OaD
I.B5. Kansas straight. iute sacks, SI41; %;
do, patent, jute sacks. SI.aOa l. 90: spring.
S7.s5aS.2 25; city mills. choice and fancy patent
81. .S5as25: city mills regular grades. winter
clear. S6.5Oa6, 10; do, do straight. S6.9O41.1o;
do. do. patent. ST.20a7. .65,
RYE FLOUR.-Supplies were small and
the market ruled steady, but trade was duiet
We quote nearby and Western in wood at
S6.25a6jO, as to quality.
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1t was ofncially stated TO-DAY that dlrec-
tors of Tonopah Extension Mining Com
pany will not issue any OF the 1000, 900
shares OF additional capital stock au-
thorized by the stockholders recently,
except the 32s36O shares necessary for
stocks OF Tonopah Merger and Tonopah
Victor Companies. The remaining 67O64C
future use.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

II was stated after the Pennsylvania
Railroad regular board meeting today
that there was nothing to announce.
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The InterboTough- Metropolitan Com
pany has received proxies to be voted in
favor OF the readjustment plan at the
special meeting June l amounting to 10
per cent. of each of the preferred and
common stocks outstanding. There is no
longer any doubt that the plan will go
through. G. II. Yenner is expected to OBJ
ject at the special meeting June /.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

At the meeting of the Tonopah Belmont
directors the board reelected officers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

A circular has been issued by the Pro-
tective Committee of the two-year per
cent. convertible gold notes Of the Rumely
Company calling for a deposit by hold
ers of the notes with the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company of New
York or some of its agents.