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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-14
WHEAT ROSE SHARPLY
ON RUMORS OF RUST
Heavy Export Sales Reported
and Shorts Rushed to Cover
Contracts.

CHICAGO, July 1i.--IrroFular condl-
tions prevailed when the grain market
opened today Early sales were light
and scattered. December wheat showed
the greatest strength, but the senerai
undertone was unsteady. The principal
pressure came from September wheat.
July wheat gained * cent over yes
terdays closing price when Il opened
At Sill, with the inquiry limited Soon
after the opening 1t sagged trine. A
X s-cent advance was recorded in the
FIRST sales of September wheat when
St05h was accepted. December leaped
a cent over the close OF yesterday and
sold at fl,0sis. Bidding was active.
In the afternoon reports OF damage BY
rain and rust caused heavy short cover
Ing and prices rose sharply July jumped
9 cents and the other months nearly az
much At the close only slight recess
slons were registered from the top prices
Corn and oats advanced generally and
then gradually fell on
Bull sentiment prevailed on the black-
rust damage reports from the Northwest
Those on the inside claim IL Is nos az
bad as rumor has 1t. II IA one OF the
chief bull weapons at this time OF the
year Shorts, however, are watching
developments with anxious eyes. and
stand ready TO rush to cover.
difference OF opinion prevailed re.
garding export sales. Some sources re-
ported the selling OF 100000 bushels for
this purpose. which was denied by others
New grain to the amount os 1900, 900
bushels was said to be Included in the
total export sales.
Fewer offerings made the Liverpool
market firm. Spot ruled firm. with active
trading. American receipts were said 70
be disappointing.
While Argentine conditions were said
to be favorable, the market at Buenoa
Aires was dull but firm.
Leading futures ranged as followR:
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c,erTN ga. REoRGANIzATION

.-r,tr- Work JulY lA.-lne Nlae4h NVitF-Itg
NbM ~ n 40 be reorganized through the
Gs G5s,o41poration Of new e9mpany & 9ea 9 we cas a
aessiileissar ssar,e- - IA : par cent cpmulatlNe pre-
eeIn. stoek on which there 70 ~ COO 'ooo 94t- i-
.tandinr lH 20 be ahessss ahesssse9 Wv . 9''''N'
the nsE star5 tRey viii receive i35 per cent N
new pletstttt IN With tie caah payment, and
STOCK Ssst of the preferred or sa,23Vo9 WI NJ
% taklns ". me outstandlug common
last, ie,so,it rs OOO BhHTes. iil 9e aalessea
stock s'esss ssre and Tie holders viii get IN re-
SIS psf sue sue mi of their holdings IN new
turn ~. %55.ssisiae he outstanding new f9mmqla
stock amount Q 80 Sss 5ss bsen olssnissd IN
company --ffk 4 capital of $1,000 tne
6risinsl sonpsny Va q 81 10000 i9ciudlhs
~ 5n9 5n9a - esll cumulative pfefsfraa,
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1USTRIAL STOCKS
m STRONG DEMAND
s., Motors and American
at New Tops-Closing
VAS Irregular.

vopK. July 14-Activity and
se m.rked the earlier dealings in
s...st. FROM the opening the ten
f' o. inward, and a number Of spe-
~ .ssd noteworthy gains. Indus
''s -. were the leaders. Including
-. AR Brake, Westinghouse,
|is es.rland. Amalgamated Copper,
s'g. ,tnIon. American Can. Texas
ai'', United states Steel and Bald
sHp''', '.motlve The latter received its
q IT, , the news Of a big additional
ap''', .aId to be for ssO,OOO,OOO worth
suniiion. -
sroad shares as Union Pacific,
slsa ~ snd Ohio, st. Paul and Read
Blno'9s '9ssniaved strength. an exception
rsnadlan Pacihc, whien eeseu on,
recent market leader, American
z. y, gl,duets, also fell back cropping
a..st was full Of war order rumors
Iafsas, s,. of activity In the steel indus
fia ass, Of the mills are now said to be
iH - capacity and further ad-
x prices of certain finished prod
tll'ss ..s y Announced by the Independents.
~ ~ ~ iIne with additional war orders,
~ VA that Crucible Steel had closed
w .ss. as eontract, and in consequence the
los' .noved up over ? points.
-..Aloa was not as active in the after
N The morning, and some ir-
I'oa Nv ~ disclosed in different parts of
s, nv War specialties, with few ex-
v .,l.ss continued strong. Bethlehem
en-, wss an exception, losing over AZ
WI on the other hand, General Elec-
ns6e new high record. as did
y a.,esn Can. the former selling up S1a
.'s Nv 2 o'clock, to 1924 and the lat
ooints to 50. Federal Mining and
s..slnr common moved UP over points
I. narket closed irregular Some sell
iessure appeared late in the day.
s,8ers we're also interested in a re-
!. ,hat officials OF several railroads are
.sssrinR plans whereby repair shops
,sIlroads in the United States will be
~ over TO the manufacture of wal
''s.Ions. This in many cases could
nm be done, as many of the shops OF
= sasrent systems of the country have
N ssn working at full capacity fol
,sus tine past.
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STEEL PRICES ADVANCED
jump in Shapes and Bars-Mills Run
ninr Fnll Time. L


II became known today that certain
Independent steel companies had adj
vanced the price OF shapes and bars to
SL8O per 100 pounds. This Is equivalent TO
an advance Of 81 ton. Shapes and bars
are now more than S6 a ton from the low
level established earlier In the year.
More activity is shown at the mllls OF
the United States steel Corporation in
sharon and Farrell than for over year.
The Carnegie Steel Company Is working
It's finishing departments at full capacity.
Three ot tie four blast furnaces are pro-
duciug No. furnace Ia expected TO be
blown In this week
The tlnplate min is running full
capacity. on account OF a rush OF orders
the mill was forced to work two extra
turns the last Of the week. The sheet
mill Is working steadily Tie American
Steel and Wire Company is also running
its Farrell wire and nail mills at capacity
Heavy orders for barb wire are on the
books. The skelp mill at the Carnegie
plant has resumed after several months
idleness. The North works OF the Carne-
gle Company. which was started few
days ago, Is working on tin bar for the
Farrell tin plant
Late today announcement was made
that the United States Steel Corporation
and Cambria Steel Company have ad-
vanced the price OF steel bars from N.25
per 100 pounds to sl,3O per 100 pounds.
equal to 81 ton, Other steel companies
are expected to take similar action. ono
of the largest Eastern steel companies
advanced the price on bars to SLS5 per
100 pounds
a sale OF 10000 tons Of Bessemer pig iron
was made at Sli valley furnace, this fol-
lowing sales Of 5000 tons made just prevl-
ouRly at sh For several weeks the mar
ket had been sl375 valley. 1t Is probable
that additional important sales Of Besse-
mer will be made before the week Is out
at tho advanced price.
It was reported in Pittsburgh today that
the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Com
pany had closed for 25OOO to $4,000 tons
OF basic iron for last half delivery.
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TON CONSUMPTION JNE-ORE PDLs AC
MORE COTTON CONSUMED
Government Report Shows Increase Of
6S,655 Bales in June.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE report or
the Census Bureau, Department OF Com
merce, today Issued. shows cotton ex-
elusive Of lnters, consumed during June,
bl4.S0O running bales In 1915, compared
with 446145 bales in 1914, an increase Of
6S,655 bales; held In manufacturing es-
tablshments on June 80, i622,4 400 bales In
1918, and l,15e,5ss bales in 1914; and in in
dependent warehouses, 20s5,37 bales In
1915, and 690.4S bales in 1914 Imports
Sl@ equivalent 800 pounds bales In 1915.
and 5000 In 1914; exports, including lin
ters, 2si,S94 running bales In 1915 and 2g5,-
5IS In 1914. Cotton spndles active during
June sl,220S92 In 1915, and 30,s4s,0iS IN 1914
Llnters consumed during June, 54,6S3
balos in 1915, and 26,993 in 1914; held in
manufacturing establishments, l95,1l9
bales In 1918, and $3.50 In 1914, and in in
dependent warehouses. 108,029 bales in
1915, and 35sOS in 1914 Exported, 1905
bales in 1915
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN Ann FLOUR

wHEAT.-Re Receipts, i29Os bush Prices
ruled hrm and further advanced 2e., due 70
stronger Western advlcss, Export oLders were
ReuorHlly below workable basis and millers
showed little Interest Quotations; Car los
IN export elevator-No. 2 red, new, July, 81 -
nll3is. No red Western, new. July, llfn
gll6ye. No, Northern Duluth, old. II. 81 y
Gt.50is.
CORN.-Re Receipts, noue The market was
quiet but prices ruled firm under ugm sup-
puee quotations.: Car lots for local trade, aa
20 location.-No. yellow, sTQsSc. steamer
yellow S6dSfc. No. 3 yellow BiasJc.
OATS Receipts. "a, ADS bush supplies
, TstS S4ail and thc market ruled iirin though
Standard white 59lsaGOhc. No. white SO
- FLOUR Receipts, 1910 bbls, s5o,iso lbs.
ul sacks. The market was inactive and win
out important change ouotations follow 9ld.
per lNU lbs IN wood--Minter, clear, eH.2SW
s.o9i 90, straight Is 5sOT5f5, DO, patent,
ices \ a. ~ ksnsas straight inie saess s1 S9g
nrst, clear, $B.25aG.Jg; do. straight. 50 tQei
80, Do patent, SB fJqT; do, fayorite brands.
3 i0aLg5 city mills, choice and fancy patent,
SilOUl.8oi city mills regular eradt - Winter,
eye4T ~ 25g35O; 90. straight, f6.5Ogo'I6i DO,
RYE FLOUR sold slowly at former rates
9uot1uous; Nearby and Western, IN wood, ~
80. as TO quality.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-There was further decline
OF Ibc. In this market, due to ample aupplleH
and a light demand Quotations. Wsstern
extra 2Ilse.i extra frsts, 2d'ia2Ie. .li. trsts
gBSt seconde, 24H2jc. nearby prints, fancy
8OAc.; average extra, 2s03Oc.. do, tair 70
54da7c
EGGs.--There was fair demand for fine
fresh eggs and the market ruled nrm under
small supplies, hut heated stocks were dull
and weak Quotations. III free cases, nearby
extras, 2lc. per doz; irsts, SO per standard
case nearby current receipts. $40 per case
Western extra hrsts, 50 per case, irsts, E5.IO
.G5.S5 per case; fancy selected condled eEsg
were tobhlng at 25a2fc. per do2.
DRESSED.--There was good demand
for desirable stock and the market ruled firm
under small supplies. Quotations: FrcBh-killed
poultry, fowls u to box, dry picked. fancy Sc
lected, l0c.j weighing 400 lbs apiece. lshc.; (;
Weighing 3l5al lbs. apiece. lSnc.i Weighing =
lbs apiece, l6lINlIiae.; under lbs. apiece
i4ha1bl5c.; e-packed-Western. ~ lbs. and
over apiece. 1Sc. do. smaller sizes, lDdlIc.
old roosters. dry-plcked, i2c broilinE chickens,
Jersey. fancy. SOd32c; other nearby. fancy,
25a36c.: Western, Weighing ilSI2 lbs.. 2id2ec
d. Weighing laiA lbs. 21a23e spring ducks,
lOQlIc.; squads. per doz.. white, weighing IL
10 IL lbs, per doz,, 3.u0a4 20; white, weighing
to 10 lbs. per doz,. 8N3.J0; white, Weighing
3 lbs. per doz.. 81, 55a2 65; do. lbs. per doH.,
So lOd220. do do, 6qOh lbs per doz,. 81. 500
/, 50, dark. 81. 500 .05; small and No. ., 81,
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Title ami Trust Company, regular
10y 80 per cent, payable August l to
p record July 49,
~, ss.assa,ngton County Traction. regular semi
@saankes Electric Railway and Light Com
80 80 iesularly quarterly III per cent. on pre-
Fayable Ilily 81 to stock OF record July
< NoolYorth Company. regular quar-
per cent, payable September / to
- "a q record August 10.
ksee-salsan Pipe and Construction Securities
regular iemiannual 4 per cent. on
49, payable August 2, to stock OF record
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-14
Financial Briefs

The total income Of the Lackawanna
Steel Company for the quarter, ending
June 30 was $i,O49 26l, increase $685. O75.
Unified orders on July were 2S3,9l9 tons,
against 12S,SS0 last year
Complete returns of national banks In
Philadelphia as Of June %, 1915, show
deposits of S359 774,936, and loans and dis
counts S2il, ,T54 449, as compiled by the
Commercial List and Price Current. The
deposits are $2,7O2 $50 less than they were
at the date of the corresponding report
to the Comptroller of the Currency June
80 1914 Between these two dates these
banks increased their surplus and un-
divided profits by SlO3,2 2SI to A5,9iO,lSI, and
paid s2,599, 100 in dividends. showing total
earnings of S2.7O2,SS7 on their aggregate
capital of s22,O550OO.
New York Railways May gross earn
ings showed a decrease of 6l,lSS, while
net income fell Sll.l57. For IL months
tho gross decrease was $4,000, with a
net decrease of S95,566.
]. p Morgan & Co and Brown Bros.
& Co. bought from the Southern Railway
Company S35OO,0O0 Atlanta and Charlotte
Air Line 1st mortgage 5s series b, the
proceeds to be used for double track
work on the Atlanta and Charlotte Air
Line.
| Additional war orders that have been
placed for shells have resulted in con-
tracts being made in this city and
| vicinity for low phosphorous and basic
| pig iron Contracts for large tonnages
are reported to be pending,
The net earnings of the Philadelphia
! Electric Company for the first six months
| of the fiscal year were far In excess OF
the corresponding period last year, ac-
cordIng to interests close to the company
The spot quotation for raw sugar was
Off nine points, at ass cents
The Cambria Steel Company will be
i operating full time on Monday for the
/ first time in two years, and the car
shops go on double shifts Thursday.
For the six months ended June 30 the
| American Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany reports total earnings of S23,l49,SOl
n decrease of s17S96O. Net earnings de-
creased Sl266SO, Balance after dividends,
S2,70l,3i7 an increase Of Sl2l'2S7
The standard steel Car Company has
secured an order for 1850 freight cars from
the Havana Central Railroad.
The philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
has received Instructions from the Fed
sral Reserve Board that mutilated Fed
eral reserve notes are to be sent 10 Wash
ington through the reserve agents for re-
demptlon and destruction
The John Wood Manufacturing Com
pany. OF NorristOwn. has filed notice al
Harrisburg OF increase OF stock from
$4,000 TO 100000,
On Friday tho treasurer's office OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in Phil
adelphia and New York, will be prepared
to supply dehnitlye bonds in exchange
for the temporary certificates now held
by the owners of the consolidated mort
gage ~ per cent. bonds,
The Paris Bourse was closed today, the
anniversary Of the fall OF the Bastile,
New York banks gained S3,l5O0OO from
the Subtreasury yesterday and, since
Friday last S2,2l9,0OO.
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p,ancb Deposit u. S. railroad Bonds

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE committee q
56poSits a scr, 600 0OO OF the general lien 81
Iouis and San Francisco Railroad per cent
bonds held in France has aetlal oePoslls 9t
~ much greater amount Later the e9mmit-
Ise Vlll acce-u deposits et the So'ooOOoO "a
81 cent bonds held IN France, .,-,,.-
PIrnon receipt OF an amount subsssantial5SS ~ ~
later than a ma iorily OF the $500, 700
Efiee6 MINDS held IN France, a representative
- ~ bsnkers. probably Prince Poniatowski;
~ 9,ti AN for the United States 10 bring 20 hnal
e,Lt.iefion ~ the reorganizati tion plan which has
ZEN approved substantially BY all American
interests,
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FRESH FRUITS

Apples were in ample supply and weaker.
Grapefruit also was weak and lower Win
GEORGIA, per crate. s1di.75 lemons Gsr box, 9S
grapefruit. Florida, per box, Slg2; pineaPpiseis.
per crate-Porto Rico. S2g3; Florida, s2qS;
H.. Bdsc: plums. Georgia, per carrier. 81 ~
also; currants red, per qt., ~ 3c; StGaT ta
berrie1 Delaware. Maryland and Jersey. per
at, 49f5lEc.; gooseberrIes, per qt. 5gae: g.1
red. per pint, 2i5d4c: cantalodpee, Georgia,
per standard crate, I5casl 25; Do, North
Carolina per standard crate, I5c. 20; do,
North Carolina, per fiat crate, 25135c.; water
melons. per car, sl254lI5.
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Pennsy Authorized to Issue Bonds

Railroad Company today received the ap-
proyai OF the Board Of Public Utility Com
bonds viii bear 4h per cent. Interest and viii
fe secured by a Consolidated mortgage given
IN Julv Il 1873. The proceeds from the sa 9
are to BE- used FOR maturing obligations and
capltal expenditures. The utility Board took
testimony IN the application on Monday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-14
VEGETARLES

Potatoes sold fairly and ruled steady, Onions
were dull with liberal offerings. Other Nege-
tables we're without important change quo
tatons: White potatoes. Norfolk per Dbl
toes, North Carolina. per bbl.-No, l, 73pDuc.
No 2 4Oa5Oc.; onions, bermuda, per crate.
G36c; do Eastern Shore per hamper 40d
Soc, eggplant. Florda: per box. Ial:hO DO,
Carolina PEI n -bbl. basket, 50a6Oe. cueum-
bers, Norfolk. per ls-hbi basket 50d60e.i Gu
Florida rer carrier s1Gl.25i tomatoes, JJer-
sOc': mushrooms, per alb, basket 5OeaSl'5O'
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Pine Comnany Reduees Capltal

TRENTON, y. j.. July lA.-Notice of assent
by the stoc ckholderB OF the United States cast
lfon pipe ana Foandry Company, Of Jersey
City 10 a decrease m the capital stock OF
fho company 10 $50 O0Q OOO BY the eaileeila-
non and retirement OF 5000 shares each or
ne ureferred and common stock was hled To-Day
Min tha Secretary of state, The concern -
nov authorized 20 issue $50 600 shares Of pre-
ferred and a like number of common STOCK ~
800. TheFe ia now outstanding l2oVlo shares
of each.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. July 14.-BuTTER Market
steadIer on top grades receipts, l6,60i pack
aEes; extra, &c. higher scoring, 27Aa 2Sc. f;
State dairy, 28lAe.; imitation creamery
E9Gs.--Market hrm; receipts, l76sO pack
ages extra fret 2lq22c., regular packed
hssts fgib82OAc., regular packed nearby
White, 2642sc. mixed color, lsg28e,; nearby
broufnk 2in2bc.
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Electric Boat Dividends

NEW YORK July 14.-The Electric Boat
Company today declared a dividend Of per
cent on the preferred stock and per cent,
on the common stock for the account OF last
year. Both dividends are payable September
70 stock Of record August 20.
THE directors also declared a dividend OF
z Der cent. on the preferred and 5 per cent
on the common out Of the 1915 earnings. This
years dividends are payable October % stock
81 racord septembar 20.
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GoLpFIELD STOCKS
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

cuTcAGo. July i4-HoGS receipts ~,
9o9 s9s @sF1ss 81 osasf7s seed heavy is s081 t5
reush hssggSyEg sgSEg IA y bsie see sfa7.ssn ''S
pls7,' 7,'-rssi'I Recelpts 1900 market WeaAt
zoe lower; beefs5 Eie ~ ~ ~ sts7s IN calyes
fYssJI99EEP. Receipts, 1f0o0i market sgs1as ~
Iambs 25c, loWeri naive anu
Il Isl. lambs. Sb084p.
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Ruling on Income Tax

WASHINGTON. July l4.-Rulins On pssfii
sies eafect that no debts arisne ~ ~
s51eeia Naees rents O. other simlaf ~ ~ ts5
iie5 telta nosf-daung March 4 l8i9 Mn-ai Mn-i
i5l9 fa.ssiae eneciiFe, may 10 4ealet-4
,,ilts- thev hags been Included IN tne
anH CHARGED on
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COTTON

NEW YORK. July l,-A frmer ten
dency was shown in cotton this morning,
prices moving up to points on the
call. Except for little buying by Wall
street. trading wa swithout significance.
THE Government consumption report was
considered bullish. but was without effect
on the market There was no change in
the favorable weather In the South. Late
h. tba day prices were up 3 10 points.
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RATES FOR MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

sEW YORK. July 1.-THE foreign exchange
~ ~ opened steady. with demand sterling
~. Sterling. Francs. Marks LiTes.
nHsrd ....,. 4.T6ifs 5.6ih sitis 0.llM
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SHARP Rise in Fidelity Trust Stock

A 83A point jump % Fidelity Trust shares
10 G6oil was the feature OF me aays leea
Camden FERRY stock broke "a poiuta ard stei-
1on stock was down
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BANK CLEARINGs

III elsarings today compare with oorrs-
alaalns day last two years:
1918 1914 1913
lphia .s2s. 7e5,s0s S31, 354, ,sT8 Sst, ,s38. .266
81 4.s.. 27a22, ,5B9 2s, $40, T1O 39,O24, $50
y iok. 1929, 87s, 237 sO2, t7s,75S o3,O49. .6s1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-14

7rotectlve committee has been
itlnsa to represent holders OF the Sl0,-
aeRp irst mortgage 3O-year per cent,
bond Of the Mexican Northern Power
Company. on which interest was de-
aalsd on July l, 1914. owing to the adj
Fsfss conditions in Mexico. The commit
iis Is made up OF Edwin Hanson. s. j,
Acafe A. Kingman. T. B. MacCauley
sad z ~ Edgar and all bonds must be
dsptsited by October 1, 1915. with the Ma
toni Trust Company, Ltd, of Montreal
arl Toronto depository.
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POULTRY

LIVE.-Fowls were in small supply and
hc higher under a fair demand. Chickens OF
fine quality were steady. but unattraetiye
stock was dun and irregular ln value quo
roosters, 1idi2c; broiling chickens fancy. not
leghorns, weighing ihg2 It's apiece. 22q2ttSs 2tS;
broillnR chickens not leghotns, weighing lglt4
lbs apiece 17a21c.: broillng chickens, leg
horns, Weighing 1lRd2 lbs. apiece, lsgt2OSs;
lbs apiece, i6aiTc ducks, Pelrln, old, LA
16c. DO, Indian Runner. old, i2815e.; ducks
per pair, 2ia2jc,; do, young. per pair, 2oG2lc.
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NEW YORK CURB
~ YORK CoFFEE MARKET

tyhk. July IA Conditions on the
s =. sseanse were somewhat better today.
ssies.alAs futures showed advances OF 2
al ana trading was fairly active.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-14

We own and offer, subject to
prior sale, the following
Bonds:
MUNICIPAL
PA. 'coATEsVILLE 41Ss
'DoRRANCEToN 5s
"NANTIcoKE 411s
NJ. CAMDEN 4s
CAPE MAY 5s
ESSEX COUNTY 41Ss
HUDSON co. 4s & 41ls
JERSEY CITY 41zs
PERTH AMBoY 41ss
WEST NEW YORK SIS
NY. STATE OF 4s & 41ls
CITY 414s, 41ls & IS
PORT CHESTER 411s
CITY OF UTICA AIS
MD. STATE MARYLAND 4s
KENsINGToN SIS
ILL. CHICAGO 4s
EAST ST. LOUIS 4S
MO. ST. LOUIS a.
MN. AITKIN COUNTY 6S
DULUTH 415s
MINNEAPOLIS d
ST. PAUL 414s &c 41zs
N. H. MANCHESTER Is
o. GAINESVILLE So
FA. CITY OF BARLOW IS
HERNANDo COUNTY So
ME. WASHINGTON co. 4s
UH. SALT LAKE CITY AZ,
TIE. DICKSON COUNTY IS
LoUDoN COUNTY ss
NC. STATE OF Is & 6S
CITY OF GASToNIA Bs
CITY OF TRYoN IS
s. C. GREENVILLE co. S.
CITY OF WINNsBoRo 81
MT. ROSEBUD co. SIS
OR. PORT OF COOS BAY s.
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prices given IN the tables on
ass are the latest available
? n, The closing quota
I'll Be printed in the next
q this newspaper the
sl Edition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-14

A meeting of the board of directors Of
hs Pacific Gas and Electric Company
sIl be held in San Francisco on July 81
.r the purpose OF declaring a dividend
Ia ti5O per share upon the full paid first
aeferred capital stock and dividend Of
mo- per share upon the original preferred
zpltaI stock, both dividends being for the
tiarter ending July 81. 1915, payable Au-
fsst IS, 1sl6, TO holders OF record at noon
tslv Ill 1915