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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-01-22
Pleasant Surprise.
To Sing in Minneapolis.

Miss Florence Macbeth. coloratura
soprano. the Mankato prima donna
who has won a world wide reputa.
ton, will sing at the Minneapolis
Auditorium on February I. and many
of her admirers in this city are plan.
ming on going there to hear her.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-01-22
Party on sixti, Street.

The c. VIC. club was entertained
Saturday evening at the residence Of
w. II. Jones, 12O South Sixth street.
Five hundreds was played. The head
prizes wefegwcn by Mrs. Geo. Char
land and Sohn Dackins, and ~consola.
ton prizes 7by Mrs. Ray Woodward
and w. n. Jones. Refreshments were
served and "a. pleasant evening was
had.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-01-22
An investigation.

On April 1S. 1914. after a long and
painstaking Investigation the com
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-01-22

In the mayors message to the
council OF April, 1918. were the
following words: IAN important
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-01-22
Temporary Injunction.

HeNN' " ~
granted by the court on condition
that the company file it's bond OF
$4,000 to reimburse it's
In case the ordinance Is upheld, and
pay into court all sums collected In
excess OF the 81 rate to be returned
under the direction Of the court at
the expense OF the company.
The claims OF the respective par.
ties as appears from the complaint
and answer are as Follows:
The company alleges the value of
their plant to be the sum of s3l4,.
OT2.3S.
The city claims the value to be
Sl44,525.11.
The company claims the operating
expenses to have been us follows:
For the year 1910 the sum of
$20,S57.s6: year 1911 the sum Of
$2C. 701. s2 year 1912 the sum of 500.
4c3.74; year 1913 the sum of $50,
645.51.
The city en- the contrary claims
that the operating expenses never
exceeded the sum OF $4,000 per
year, but that the company was in
the habit of charging a great many
items to operating expenses in the
gas department that properly be-
longed to the electric department.
also items that properly belonged
to the capital and that the electric
department was greatly developing
and enlarging at the expense Of the
gas department. and the expenses
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-01-22
City Prepare Contracts.

Resolutions were also passed au.
thorizing the heads OF the proper
departments To prepare forms foh
the lighting and pumping contracts.
which was done ut once and also
authorize the city clerk TO call fer
bids for the lighting and pumping
contracts. the bids to be opened Feb.
ruary j, 1915 at 10 n. m. The bid on
h lighting contract must be accom-
panied by a 5000 certified check
and the bid on the pumping contract
by a $4,000 certified check. The city
reserves the right to reject N and
all bids. Both the gas regulation
ordinance and the ordinance repeal.
ing the old gas ordinance were given
their first readings. Under the chart.
C.. Vt is necessary that these be read
at two separate meetings. and the
second reading viii undoubtedly be
held a week from today.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-01-22
Gave Dinner.

Gave Dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. Over, LeSueur street,
gave 4 ~four-Coursc dinner I'm honor
Of Mrs. Over and Mrs. w Il. Kent
ID Saturday afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-01-22
Current at Pumping Station.

II was further agreed that the
company would offer to give the city
the current for the pumping at one
Ind onehalf cents per kilowatt hour.
That was regarded as a very cheap
rate. City Attorney Schaub csti.
mated that this would ave the city
about twenty-five per cen of the pres
ent total cost Of the pumping. This
cost is now Stops per day. Accord.
ing TO the estimates. this would
make a saving of s2.57 a day or
$93S.e5 a year.
Another condition Of the proposed
settlement, as agreed upon. was that
the city would repeal It's gas price
ordinance of May IL. 1918. The com.
pany. I'm turn, It was agreed, would
dismiss the action brought in the
courts to have the ordinance declared
illegal.
This settlement has been the out.
growth of negotiations that have
been pending between the mayor.
and council en- the one hand and the
Consumers Power company on the
other hand. for the last sixty days.
The report of Mellis, Prize & Co..
the Minneapolis expert accountants,
who have been examining the books
Of the Consumers Power company,
with a view to ascertaining the nc.
tual cost OF producing gas In the city
OF Mankato. while Il did not sus.
tain the contentious Of the city, did
mot sustain the contentios OF the
company. The report showed tina,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-01-22
The Company Was Represented.


The company appeared at. the
hearing and objected TO the jurisdic.
ton of the commission which obiec.
tion was overruled. and after that a
great many hearings were had from
time to time before the commission.
and evidence introduced: 1st, as to
the valuation of the plant. Ind. as to
the annual gross receipts and 3rd
annual operating expenses. The
proceedings were limited entirely to
the manufacture and sale OF gas as
IL was the plan of the city not
to 90 into the electric. matter. which
Is a very difficult and intricate one,
until the gas matter had been dis
posed OF first. An expert valuation
Of the gas plant was made on behalf
of the city by Earl ID. Jackson. and
on behalf of the company by Il. c.
Brown. Mr.. Jackson fixed the -alua-
ton at s179.91O.94 and Mr.. Brown at
s320.417.40, and other evidence as to
valuation was introduced to the
commission.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

The New York banks lost $4,000 TO the
Subtreasury on Saturday, and nave lost
s., ,O63,OOO since last Friday.
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1880 to 2 P. M.
2 to 2;sO P. NJ.
2:30 to 3 p. NJ.

1000 Lehigh Valley cons AVS e........,l0l
1000 Phila Co LIST So, s,....,.-,....,.'..., 0sJs
1000 PhIla EectrIe bs ................. .l0l
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BIG RISE IN BALDWIN;
CRAMP SHARES SCARED
Remainder of the Philadel-
phia Market Was Almost
Neglected Bond Busi-
ness Better.

Heavy buying Of Baldwin Locomotives
and cramp shipbuilding shares was the
outstanding feature OF an otherwise unin-
teresting session on tho Phfladelphia
Stock Exchange today. Bidding for both
OF these issues set In right az the open-
lng and before the frst hour had elapsed
Baldwin had risen from 81 to "a. II sub
sequently extended It's advance further
Meantime Cramps had jumped to a new
high record at a. up points from last
nisht. The locomotive company shops
are now said to be operating virtually
on full time and the reported contract
with the Remington Arms Company Is
considered one Of the best strokes Of BUSH
ness that has been done by any local
concern In long time. New York houses
were buyers Of the stock here this morn.
Ing.
AS already stated the remainder OF the
list merely marked time.
Union Traction failed to be stimulated
by a bullish letter on the stock circulated
by prominent brokerage firm. After
discussing its market position the state
ment goes on to say that: I'VE believe
that we are correctly stating the facts
when wo say that the large holdings OF
Union Traction stock remain Intact, and
that the selling which has occurred re-
Gently has been by small investors who
are ignorant Of the facts and the strength
OF the companys position, and by attacks
from professional traders. After the
regular dividend was announced Union
hardened slightly.
Conditions in the bond market show im-
provement as a result OF the June re-
investment demand. Following the news
of the United States Steel decision the
public developed somewhat more cOnfi-
dence in security values and this was re-
fiocted especially in over-the-counter
bond business. It Is now believed that
the bringing out Of new Issues will soon
be resumed. For a month or more this
has been conspicuously missing. Mean.
time money keeps on plling up In the
banks. This week reserves rose some
seven millions. due to heavy increases
in deposits, which doubtless represented
first of the month interest and dividend
payments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
BIG TRADE BALANCE

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Depart
ment of Commerce today reported the
foreign trade balance OF the United States
in April wag 1854, 10000, imports for the
month having been GO,576 900 and exports
s204, 74s, 900. In April 1914. the imports
were Sl73, ,7d2, ,CtO and exports sl62,S52'OOO
For the ten months ending with April
exports were S2,225 100000, against '2.Oi5,-
900, 900.
FOR the ten months, IT was stated, ex-
ports of manufactured articles were less
than normal. despite war orders, though
foodstuff exports were enormously in
creased.
Horses were exported in April 10 the
value of S7,GSs,OOO, and in the ten months
Si7, OOO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
YEGETABLES

,-boIce potatoes were well cleaned up at fun
sS1,rss other vegetables IN fair request and
stssady. Quotations: White potatoes, per bush
RAM 6bc: New York, as 70 quality, eoab0ci
ssbits potatoes, Florida, per bbl-No. /, 81, 5o9
us: No. 2, S3.25q3.I5 white potatoes, south
Cstgellna, Ger bbL-NO. J. S4aA50i No. 2,
sS 5S5is. sweet potatoes Delaware, per ham
TafEs, glQi 90; medium, 5O4 Ioc,i sweet
EStatoss. Eastern shore. per bbl-No /, &,2eF
90. ~ D 81 50dt-I5. sweets, Jersey, per Dbl.
9,S2, - Ssf5a4.I5; No. 2 S2d250; sweets,
Jersey. per basket, T5e as 25; o4i9ns, Texas'
Fexas. psr summer, crate, 70. 5Sgo0s.'
So e5sit do, North Carolina ana Norfolk per
FL, T5as5c.i cauiiaoweE, EoTfotk per nam
@ @osl' sisi75c.i beans. per t-3-bhi, basket-aouth
teifsiin5 ana Georgia green and WaA eogtee.i :
S'c-fb carolina, green and wax 30a ioe.s beans,
NorfolE. per h-obl. basket, $l4 W; ps43s
SSrfciE telephone. per l-8-bbl basket SIG
N9ttioiAs 8sas Norfolk telephone, per is-bbl. bas-
t-o tet 81 55ai go; peas. Eastern Shore, per u
Ri 6asket 81 250 lb0; eggPlunt. Florida, per
So. S28250' euCumhSrsi Florida, psF eS5sSet sss
IN q kf 30: BQuaghf Florida, per basRe4s ~ &c
tf15 peppers. Florida, per carrier al-e94 80
bsSts southern per 100 1lneaes, si;9V
ts-,-foea Florida. per carrier-fanqS, 4l@Qa
10. choice. I5e afl; asparagus. peg bunch
i0n2ac. mushrooms. Per a-ie paaAs@ we
81 EQ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

Drexel & Co., the Fidelity Trust Com
pany Of Newark and Clark, Dodge & Co,
have purchased S5,OOO,OOO Public Service
Newark Terminal Railway first mortgage
sinking fund 4O-year per cent bonds.
dated June l. 1915, and are offering them
at 95lA and interest, The bonds are guar
anteed principal and interest by the Pub
lie Service Corporation OF New Jersey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

Martin G. Co. were awarded $4,000 city
OF Harrisburg School District "A per
cent. bonds at 103.234.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

H. B. Earring. vice president of the ST.
Paul, says that an increase OF from 10
to 20 per cent. in acreage along the COM
pany's lines is certain and that bumper
crops throughout all the western States
are indicated on the present outlook.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
AMALGAMATED COPPER co.
STOCKHOLDERS VOTE TO QUIT
Formally Ratify Directors Action to
Dissolve Company.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., June THE dis
solution of the Amalgamated Copper Com
pany and the exchange Of its stock 70
double the number OF shares of the An
aconda Copper Mining Company was
voted today at meeting Of Amalgamated
stockholders here
The action was merely the formal ratih-
cation OF the dissolution resolution pre-
sented by the board OF directors some
time ago.
The Amalgamated Copper Company is
capltalized at Sl5S. .SS7, 300. At today's meet
ing 1,l69,747 of the l5Ss,s79 shares were
represented and the vote was unanimous
for dissolution.
A small cash payment will be paid for
Amalgamated stock in addition TO the
Anaconda shares.
George H. Church today was elected a
director to succeed A, C. Burrage re-
signed. other directors were reelected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

Proposals are asked for the sale OF its
first mortgage per cent. 3O-year bonds
OF the San Francisco and Northern Pa
cifc Railway. at rate not exceeding
100 and accrued interest, to exhaust a
sinking fund Of S25 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
COTTON

NEW YORK. June cotton opened
firm this morning, 10 to IL points higher.
This was better than had been expected
on the cables from Liverpool, which re-
ported the market there steady at an ad-
vance OF 3 to 3Is points, Traders here
were active on both sides OF the market
The Weather map generally was consid-
cred faNN able, except in northeast Texas
and Oklahoma, where there has been too
much rain.
The market held firm throughout the
afternoon. closing 10 TO 10 points above
Saturday'a final Aptiraa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHEEsE.-The market ruled steady. with
trade fair Quotatlons; New York full cream,
Choice new, l7GlTI4c.i specials, higher DO,
DO, fair % good. new, i6al6lsc.i do, part
sklms sGl3c
BUTTER.-Demand was Iarly active and
priceE were well maintained. Quotations.
Western solid-packed creamery lanSy bpeglals'
g0i.c extra 2Sihc.; extra hrstE. 2Sc, hTsts,
S7c-s seconds 2Bc. nearby prints. fancy, 32c, :
average extra, 3O4dlc,i nists, Sea %Bc.' SECONDS.
Dec. garlicky, 25c., jobbing sales OF fancy
prints 36Ho0c.
EGGS.-Choice stock was In good demand
and arm al former rates, We quote; In free
asses nearby extras. 2ie. per doz.; hrsts, So +
Nsr Standard case; nearby current receipts, 50
bsr case: Western extra hrsts S615 per case
hrsts 81 per case; Southern, S9-lO4b.IO per
ease: fancy selected Candled eggs were jopblng
| al 28a27c. per dOz.
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NAV WORK BuTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, June 7,-5snSJTTEER E;H. -AsTkst i1,ss
ssc. higher scoring. 2slaa20Ec;5 state dairy
2Tisd2sc. Imitation creamery, 22l5p DC mn,
pkEs.: extra hrsts, 2ihQ22c., fresh gathered
hrsts, i6hd2ie,, fresh gathered5 nearby Whites.
34hd25c.: mixed color, &la-%Sgc's sa'hsieH'
nearby browns, 23B2ic.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
GoLDFIELD STOCKS.
BIG GAIN IN RESERVES

FAlladelphia Institutions Surplus In
creased Over Seven Millions.
Jump OF no less than S76sS.oOO in
s'plas reserves was reported by the Phil
i.slpha banks for the week Just ended.
'-sn seeA expanded nearly four millions,
sll. 1as DEPOSITS increased SIs.576,OOO, De-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
POULTRY

IIVE.-Ths market was quiet and ",
ehsnEsd We quote as follows; Fowls, LOO
ifc', ths latter hard 10 Teaehi rooseIs, IL l2G'
brolng CHICKENS, fancy R95 Leshoirinis, %Slsh-
ems, net Lsghoris, weighing lqlA lbs, apiece.
53T25cs broiling chickens, Leghorns, Weighing
iISG2 lbs. apiece, 24a26c.i broiiing chiekens.
eghorps ysigh9g l92 es aRissfs Rassa Ra55s Rg55sr
XXX biseons. tsa yduSs' BiSso'D per pair 26a22e,
DREssED.-Fins. desFabls-sizsd stock
Was well cleaned up az tull nguFes, Quola-
lions: Fresh-killsd poultry, fowls, II % Go1'
dry-pleked and dry-packed, fancy seleetea'
feS. Weighing 4i4a5 lbs. apiece, lse. geign-
inF 3H@t 9ss apiece Sals' ibs
IA ovsF' apiece, IKE 90, smaller sizes 10
6ife'; Cd ROSTERS dry picked. l<lze'; nrolllpg
Aioksns-Jersey, fancy, a0atae' otaeF NEARBY
fsncy 3Aa4Oe; Western, Weighing lne[ l97't
s6a32c do weighing iulh Jos, - 70.
so1abs. per doz.-White, WsiFnlng u 70 ~ i9s'
ptT doz stR4e0i white wsisai!9S g ~ ~ los: @
Ser doz S310a3-G0; white, welghlhs los' pe5
aea 81 5bd2 TO do, do, Z IDS, per doz, *
AZ 2O DO, DO, 6a6h lbs per dos Sl'<2gl oOi
SayE 81 2bBl %. ANAL and NO Z, q. Frozen
poultry teSs a. e SqsiBSs Sqsyi-BSsksS ia bo9ss stsia-
9ilk-fed. 81 10 80 lbs. % doz;. lse, mllk- I1
isd s. @ e bs to d9f lg glB6si'1 u.s. % y aoi. s.
t5,: miik-fed. 60 10. and over, 2ie.; ce9rn-
ii lbs 10 doz., lie; corn-ted ~ IDS 70 ao@.i
fac': eoFn-fed. so lbs and over, %oe. shlekens'
dry-plcked aud dry-paekee N Rgssm Rgss.,-, y ssssta q,
cofn-fed. lbs. and over lse,i sssst9. e9.4 ~
lea l6a, llaiise Mss'S3i' 's1S sSB'ii55sl II i5s. ~
~. tarkeys. dry-pleked and ap,Paekea-
Fancy 2ia2eei faE 70 soea' aea-e-'' SAG
tma, l90 2Qc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
RRTTISU IMPORTS LARCER

LONDON, June 7.-British imports for the
month Of May, 1915. showed an increase OF
about Is per cent. over the same month last
year. the United States being heavily drawn
upon The Board OF Trade statistics published
today showed that imports for May, 1915, to-
tailed e7i. GA, ,086, an increase OF el2, ,5i5, ,6TO
over the same month In 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, June .-HoGs.-ReceiptS. 32, 1000;
market steady. &c. lower; mixed and butchers
81 4Od7T0; good heavy. Sll5dT65i rough
heavy, S6eoa71o; liEht, sT.5O9772; pigs
S625d735; bulk, sI.5OaL55.
CATTLS. Receipts. 1900: market steady
ssS: texans, Sc DOds.40: calves, ssdtO
SHEET. Receipts, -, OOO; market steady
native and Western. S4d5.T5: lambs, S71l0.T T5
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roday's satuTdayS ;
DTvIDENDs DECLARED


linton Traction Company 5ssuMI4T IAN tc iiee i1a
aiyIdend Of per cent fes~N-- -~'F
III record June 2.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Ir5y5s INTHE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
~ No. 1, for the County OF Philadelphia
OF March Term, 1915. No 4034.
Notice is hereby given that an application
will be made to the above Court on Monday,
under the Corporation Act OF 1874" OF the
Commonwealth Of PennsylvRnia, and the
supplements thereto. for the charter of an
intended corporation to be called Societa dl
Sannltica MutuO SOccorso San Rocco di
Montaqulla in Philadelphia, the character
and object OF which Is to encourage social
and brotherly feeling to accumulate fund
from dues and assessments Of its members
TO be applied for their relief when sick, and
to provide for their burial and that OF their
have and possess and enjoy all the rights.
BENEFITS and privileges OF the said Act OF
Assembly and Its supplements.
The proposed charter Is now on fle In the
Prothonotary'B office.
REPETTo & GANDoLFo, Solicitors,
III Walnut straet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT.-Rscsipts. i6o,s72 bush. The
,,,,h.t vas weak and 294e lower Demand
vas light Quotations: car lots, In export ele-
vator-No. REQ. spot and June, Sl'ss9l.Sei
No. red Western, spot siSsglAli NO l
Northern Duluth, Sl.i5gl'as'
CORN.-Reeeipts. nothing, There was llt-
q. Ssmand and no change in prices, Quota
tons car lots for loesl trade a. 70 ,9.iov s6l
Isle; Ses'T3 So. 3 yellow, 7sa1oe.i No. Yellow
SoATs.-Rsesipts, ae.4so bush. PemgSnd g,Io
was lighS IA sh9 Rhite $50 5Blgc standard white,
55G55lsc; No. white, Audhc'
RYE dull We quote at YllO9 IL per
ss'ao 'siosal.os fOr small lots o. nearby grain in
FLoUR.-Rseslptss 1905 beIs and i259S. SS:
mSvkst 1s9 ruled weak IN sympathy with the con, on
tnued decline IN, n ~ Wheat a. ,y6os Winter Clear,
S35G6BO; DO. straight, SoeOdb 10, 40, pa
ent So 1891 25 Kansas sraisht igS9 ,s,S sagSs65i ~
sS9,SgSisGi sy,t aoi eisgr 81 2O95 i0 straisnt
y64Cass5 d97a 4ySsn' S cty SOo2IiiiS @2iiis choice and
tsney Si 1St Patent $I5T2s city mills Tsgl5Sa,i
Eraddss-Winter. clear, s2s4s 80 So; Co. straight
sB6OdaT5i do, patent se''egl'
austs as nearby ana Western. in wood At 500
90, as 70 quality
w. PROVISIONS
-,-,5. ,yss falr ana the market ruled steady
ne i9lsTi99E s5 af hs aiaSsd 2562Ss Wsss
Sss{ hi ssts. smoked, 25a a29e' clly efst
knqSsles tttltefh Sssi. knuekiss and tenders
s-ms96ked. 5I62se. esss hams, S3ia53 P Pofs
tssmiie SAG S5 Skinned, loose. i2aai5ie DO
do's. smoked i8hgi4e. other hams im9,Ssa
Stsgrs smoked. Western cured, l3#alici 40;
b5iied. bonsless, 22H23e;. picnic sho4iqsfsi ~
iiEe. beliies. ia pickle, aceording @ sfeEAee
ieoss iihoi2e,i broakfast e2e9n. as 20 9Iah' ~.
sssoh, WsblsFn cured, ieqlfe; are We5sef
fsHnsa n leEees or TUBS, lVtallei ST.
pnFe CIV Kettle rendeleal ~ tiefeesI tpta
re; lara plre city kettle renesFeai u taa'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

,,tsW YORK June T.-The AmeIlesn ems 9
s9f "a issd froh 5.2o'te $50 cent?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
MORE GOLD FROM CANADA

NEW YORK. June There has been de-
posited IN the local SuhtreaHury 5000, 900 gold
received frim Canada Half was deposited
Saturday ard half today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
NrM YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. June 1-qsins o. 20 poiata
,,srs recorded at the opening OF the coIlee mar
80 ssles aggregated 1000 bags
Prices ruled steady during the ai'elneon
Above Saturday. r,4.,.,. s,t,,rgs,Js .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
PHILADELPH PHIA M lark ETS
REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet but firm. We quote
rshners list prices: standard Eranulated.
g. i5c; T; extra flna graduated, 6,lOc.; powdered,
o. Doe. confsetioners' A. &C.. soft grades. 5.25
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
BANK CLEARINGS
RATES FOR MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

aiEe okki June THE foreign sxehangs
laiAlngs 'Nsa STEADY with demand sterling
elias slsEllns, Francs. Marks. Lirss.
''4'aa '''.., 40" tiisg Si8" G" 5.S3a SS5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock was in fair request and values
generally ruled steady, Quotations. Apples
New Yesk, Pss ISrrsl-sa4Idgip SSSi, .tess Ben
e. 1sssas AZ medium, S2d2 25 90 Western, per
box. Siaa; DO, Delaware and PennsylAy5snlbia, A5 ~,
Der hamper 5OqI5e;i lemons per Box; E " we g5g
Sgy S5TgSypstSuit, Florida. per box. t2a3355o5 pine
5gPSs fIFs'e IA sberEss T9sl9 sSa SiTo PEI BSlnd
40; strswbsFflss, per quart Norfolk. bg
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Ste' SsT quart i29l6c. gooseberries, per quart.
INC : huckleberriCs, per quart. l@aloe'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

No annual report OF the International
Mercantile Marine was presented TO the
stockholders owing to the difficulty OF get
ting the accounts closed, due to abnormal
conditions abroad. p. A. S. Franklin will
make a report as receiver from the day
he was appointed. AS such, this will be
published, provided that it is approved by
the court. Directors were reelected
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

The Paris Bourse will be closed on
Saturdays until after October 8.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

ADULTS are being made for the street, 5
Western Stable Car Line bondholders'
committee, which hopes an increased de-
mand for railway equipment this year will
assist It in avoiding a liquidation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

Tho Missouri crop report gives June
wheat conditions as 69.s compared with
SO year ago; corn condition IS, the same
as year ago; oats condition IS, against So
a year ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

Wheat prices closed weak in New York
with July and September down ia cents
The Chicago market was closed