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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-05
FoREIGN TRADE CHANCES

Opportunities for American business HleH I
he foreign trade are 9iveH as loLoGtes y Z =
Department Of Commerce, aud further Hlsi'
nation may be obtained. By correspoaasA-i ,
giving the Hle number Of the tHquirD'
No, 11O0l, paint-An American consular eail
Ger in Honduras tranmits detailed report a..
and the painting OF bridges in that cooatI
copy OF the report may be had on epRiiss'
tion to the bureau or its branch offices, ~
No; lTO92, agricultural machinery, ete..s'i
Foreign and Domestic Commerce in Costa e
transmits the name OF a man who deaiis5 4
exporters Of complete lines OF agricultural - =
chinery, The man states that ne Is 80 -.
onstTate the machines to the natives Of l'.
No. fiOas, portable houses-An American co.
sular officer in Greece desires to receive ~
logues specineatlons and full Information =
may be used as isolation h5spitals.
NO. llO94s lubricattng oils dynamoss -
An american consular OFFICER IN Gresses ssTa
which Is in the market for lubrleating ~
dynamos and electrical supplies. BanA r
No. iTO05. motion-plcture hlms-A basss'
man mar, In Spain informs an american 49,
manufacturers OF and brokers dealing y aI'ss
lng-pieture hlms He states that he y 49, Lsssi s
with THIS business and has sufficient eAl.ssse :
promote his enterprise. Correspondence msf
IN Eng ilshi but Spanish is preferred: 81
Ger In Greece reports that a hrm IN a4
rict desires to extend lis present YAis4z
trade relations with the United stats ssl.z
firm Is now IN the market for large qeaAs
OF hour. Bank references are given; -.
NO 1907 glassware, table and ho25
lnss, ele.-Ihe commercial attache or - -
pAFtmeht OF Commerce IN Peru fep9lsass
tnefe Is q general market IN that eQ4Asf
glassware oiicloth for table and noori -
Wall paper shirts and oVeralls Tor l-sz
0ilskin clothing, hats, manila ana 4lsaA
oars, miners gloves hardware leatheis q
Tor men ana women, leather goods
drugs and chemicals, drug speeialties, -
.ertals, burlap, 1ute and paper bass sAs
sh, blocks ana tackle motornoats, aEs go
condensed milk, eTuckery, hollow var ~
hold furnishings, plumbers supplies
ion relative 20 these various lines ~ s5il
ient 10 the commercial attaehe- 5Asza
ogues etc, should be Ia Spanish II
he states that business would be gfeaty = Il. s
ated II 80 or 90 days credit terms H'.'
", lI0as, iron and steel products, -. -
An American consular officer ia atssk
iuFts that a firm Ia his district uia4
uced 10 purchase iron beams Or khas1a.
rom zinc in sheets. wire nails iron pips4
oN glass iron wire, pumps saisas sss
.oE-1r furnaces
80. 11o09 rubber gooda-An Amerszs
ulaE ouleeE ia ItalE reports an apts
or the sale 81 rubber goods Tor snfsis
ach aH gloves. cushions. haaa ana AH44s
dependence may Be il Ea4Hza
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TRADERS INCLINED
TO TAKE PROFITS
Recessions in Cramp
Shipbuilding and Baldwin
Locomotive Shares.

There was decided let-up In activity
on the philadelphia stock Exchange to-
day. Fridays fireworks did not alto
eether meet with the approval Of the
more conservative element on the street
and the result was an inclination to take
profits rather than carry speculative
commitments over the week end. United
states steel continued to dominate the
dealings in so far as volume OF sales
was concerned A drop Of point IN
Baldwin Locomotive occurred at the
opening and a similar decline was estao-
lishcd In Cramp shpbuidlng, but the
latter quickly rallied again. Elsewhere
price movements were Of the narrowest
description New York houses were puy-
ers Of Lake Superior on the familiar war
order theory.
In the final dealings prices rallied all
aided by the recovery in new |
York keystone Telephone rose point
and Cambria Steel scored fractional au-
vance In sympathy with United states
Steel. Cramp shares moved up aooNe
last nights quotation, but Just at the
close the price fell back to the low OF
the day. A. on odd lot offerings.
Union Traction developed an advancing
endcncy and Rapid Transit also strength
med The buying orders may have come
IS result of the Grand Jury's criticism
f the irresponsible manner in which
itneys arc allowed to operate In this city
nd the recommendation that some sort
[ supervision be exercised over them by
he authorities.
Pennsylvania Steel preferred made no
,sponse to Norfolk and Westerns order
,r 25O0 tons of steel rails, and Cambria
tecl, after a slight advance, eased off
slow last nights close. Hope that an
rly combination Of these two companies
light be effected was dampened by the
.pectation that the Government would
rry the United States Steel case up to
e Supreme Court, which would mean
considerable further delay. Actual
ipping orders booked by the steel mills
ere heavier in May than in April and .
ghtly heavier production has resulted,
eraging a trlhe above 75 per cent of
pacity. Very little of the steel repre-
nted in recent car orders has actually
en- specified for mill rolling, so that a
rther increase in production Is in pros
ct. In many quarters 1t Is expected
at by August the steel mills will be
Grating at as great a rate as the labor
pply will permit.
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MOTOR SHARES WERE
STRONG FEATURES
Prosperity in Automobile In
dustry Boosted Prices; Week
ly Bank Statement Good.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Tradins on the
Stock Exchange during the short session
today was OF a decidedly different char
acter than that ruling throughout yester-
day, In that dealings fell of perceptbly.
Demand was very light and stocks were
IN supply Mt concessions In the early
trading. the business being mostly Of
an evening up character over the week
end and profit taking. There was no
pressure, however, and the lower level
was chiefly due to the absence Of buy
Ing orders. Before the end support was
given and the closing was generally
strong, some stocks exhibiting losses,
however.
While the Street in general stlll re-
garaed the victory of the Steel CORPORA
ton over the Government In the anti
trust suit as a great forward step, many
were OF the opinion that the decision had
peen overplayed as a favorable market
factor In view OF other conditions now
ruling, the principal thing being the in
ternational situation, The Street saw un-
mistakable signs OF clearing OF the
skies as far as the difficulty with Ger
many Is concerned, convictions being
based to great extent on the expression
OF regret by the Kaisers Government
NaAN 1hAAAAbhA ana Ohbnllk lnCtuentH,
and promise of reparation for the tor
pedoing Of the former
Then, too, az favorable market factors
the big foreign trade balance OF this
country and the cheapness and abundance
or money is by no means being over
looked
Prosperity in the automobile Industry,
as shown by the Ford melon cutting, made |
ITSELF felt In the motor group, with |
Willys-Overland as the leader, that stock |
showing gain of more than 10 points, |
while General Motors moved UP points.
htudebaker also showed gain of over 2 |
points. These Issues, with the Coppers, |
sustained the market In the last few min
utes. The latter were helped by the ad-
vance In the price of the metal to 1915
cents, and an inquiry for 100 900 pounds
Of copper.
The heaviest trading occurred in Steel
The first sales Of that stock were 5000
shares at GO to 59A, against 6O5s at the
close yesterday. After recovering some
of Its early loss the stock hung slightly
below go throughout the day.
The weekly bank statement, which was
one day short because oi the holiday on
Monday, showed increases in all Items.
Actual loans were $I6Os,OO0 larger and
average loans advanced S12,9iO,OOO Aver
age surplus moved UP S636G, $50 and actual,
3, 1856, $40.
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Seeks to Attach "Katyn Funds

NEW YORK. June 5.-An attachment auit
was begun yesterday in the State courts
against the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail
way Company by John Davies a Broadway
broker holding $4,000 of the railway com
pany.s two-year notes, which were due May
l. The action is similar to that started
few days ago by a dissatisfied notehoider
Of the Missouri Pacific Railway.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas has out
notes. campaign was started early In the
year TO get an extension of one year and
before May l, more than no per cent. Of
the holders having deposited their notes The
May / interest on the notes deposited was
paid. but no provision was made for nom
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bonds
5000 LehiGh Valley Coal 5s.,........ 10
2eOO Lehlgh Valley Coal bs........... 10
PHILADELP PHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT.-Receipts, 109 254 bush The
market was quiet and prices further declined
le. quotations: Car lots, IN export elevator
No. red, spot and June. S1.35aI. .3s; No. .
red Western, spot, sl.+Oal .43; No. / North
ern Duluth, S140a1.62
CORE.-Receipts, 1901 bush Demand
was light and prices were 5ac lower Quo
tations; Car lots, IN export elevator-No 2
spot and June. TAlaG7Slae.; car lots for local
trade, as 20 location sIlaas2c; steamer veI-
low, s0lsgs1e:i No 8 yellow. Isa7ee.; No.
oATs.-Rscelpts. 1l6, ATS bush. The mar
ket was unsettled and / lac. lower, with de-
mand slow. Quotations: No. 2 white MO-
99l5e. standard white, d5455i3o.; No. 8 white.
RYE nominal We quote at SI.IO@l12
per bush, as 70 quality. In export elevator
and az slO3al.os for small lots Of nearby
FLOUR.-Receipts, IIs5 bbls and 557 $50
lbs IN sacks. Trade slow and the market
was largely nominal. Following are The quo
tationa per le6 lbs. n wool Winter, clear
- 2o483Qs do, straight. s6.50q6 IS; DO, pat
ent, s8.I5UT.2l Kansas, straight jute sacks
S9loQdzbi do, patent. tute sacks SCI 30d
$50; spring arst clear. S6.40aB60; do.
straight. sae096.f5; do patent s675dT 10:
do-, faYorlta brands, 81. 1901 80; city mills
choice ana fancy Eatent &f.254I 60; city mills
regular sranes--Ntnter, clear S0.2a4B 10: do,
straight, fda1g8 %; do. patent S6.750I25.
RYE FLOUR was quiet but steady under
moderate offerings We quote nearby and West-
ern, in wood, at sG48. 80 as to quality
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BUSINESS FELL OFF UNDER FROFT SALES ARKEI KAIIIEI
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

In addition to the regular quarterly y. oly-
| ,latd ~ a. the Union Trust company
| NJ New York, has declared 81 extra
p,r iron production in May amounteo sul 6,a
| % 3 On 5s6 tons. compared with 2S6VlS
IONS last year and with 2ll45lS tons III
| AnrlI II was larger than in any pre-
cedfnR month since April, 1914, when tne
total was 2,26i50i tons.
New York banks lost s571ooo to the
subtreasury yesterday
ApproxImstey $4,000 900 OF the Missouri
Pacific DER cent notes have been de-
nosited for extension for one year, ana
fbere is assurance of additional deposits
Rpslness in anthracite coal during the
arst week of June is reported to have
been almost equal to that in the corre-
spondIng week of last year, but 1t did
not show any marked Improvement over
NAV and onpthe whole was not very sat
isfaotory from a producers standpoint.
The number Of idle cars on the Pennsyl-
vanIa system is steadily decreasing. On
May Is the total was 64,i32, against 7S,A5
April 1 and S6,O39 January 4.
The total production of iron and steel
structural shapes in 1914 amounted 20
2,O31 1874 tons, compared with S,0OI972 in
1918. according to the statistics of the
American Iron and Steel Institute. or
the 1914 total, 1,7S72S1 tons were heavy
shapes and 248,sI3 light shapes. In 1918
there were 2,553,sO6 tons of heavy and
45l ,166 of light shapes.
More than 90 per cent. of the SO,6OOVV
Wabash Railroad first refunding and eN-
tension mortgage bonds have been oe-
posted under the terms of the Wabash
plan announced April ~
This implies assent to the plan on the
part of the holders. Announcement as TO
the amount of common and preferred
stock deposited under the plan was with
held, but 1t was said that even these
deposits were satisfactory.
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Mexican Railways Default

NHW YORK, June 5.-The following state
tmnent, from the chairman OF the Board OF Ma
tons hesn m mSdf I Tegardng ths s,g gagtpg g Of Obga
lowing Ia continItanca o'f ljtstS,,.lz
tions I'm Mexico 1t has been Impossible FOR AZ
company TO make any aTrangemants for rs,n ~
ment Of these obligations at this time Pn'
=. operation of the properties is still ont oF
lh hands the company, therefore has M
alternative but TO ask holders OF tbe ahoxe
9bligation5 to await the return to II OF prop-
critics normally belonging to its svstsrnP oip5
restoration OF peace to the Mexican nation ~
that the Government and the company NAV bs
subject" @' WIN TINS
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NEW YORK CURB
Internal Revenue Receipts Larger

WASHINGTON. June 5.-The Internal rsys-
nue. receipts during April We're 500, 1O1 1O4 an
increase Of 81, 55O,65O, as compared with the
same month Of last year The amount of tax
collected on spirits showed a decrease OF
81 2S4, $50, on tobacco decrease of S1osss0
and fermented liquors an increase of
81. .465 553.
The aggregate receipts for the 10 nontbs
ended April 80 amounted to S2ST, ,G52 O22 or an
increase of $23,2lS,250 over the correspondine
period of last year. Tax en- fermented iid1ors
showed an increase or 80. OS2, 444, and his
coupled with the income tax returns and the
receipts under the emergency revenue act N
October %. 1914, accounted for the aggregate
increase.
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The Chicago Board Of Trade Will be
closed on Monday judicial election day
p,ds will be received until June }b by
Trenton. ~ J for $li0,l8 lO-yeaI SlVv,
ooo SO-vear and $4,000 20-year AZ per cent
bonds
According to Bradstreet's, speeding up
Is the rule IN Industrial lines ana Wal
orders. taken on close to cash OASIS tax
the capacity of many plants, spread ac-
tiyitv 10 other lines. make for compeu-
live bidding for skilled labor hence un,
employment IS steadily decreasing Al
in all business for future delivery Is
growing steadily, though perhaps slowly,
and al most places It is ahead OF last
year. when trends in general were doWn-
ward
Frederick T. Chandler and Richard Y.
Cook are in New England
,rbe Eastern steamship Company shows
n deficit of s7i720 for April, against
deficit of S113,2lS a year ago
Commercial failures in the United
states this week numbered 34S. against
9S5 last week 49O in the preceding week
and 3tS I'm the Hike week of 1914.
Exports Of copper from Atlantic ports
Tor the week ended June 80, 1915, totaled
,76l tons; since June 1, 1925 tons, and FOR |
he same period last year 702a tons.
There is an inquiry in the market for |
90, 100000 pounds Of copper, probably in |
connection with war orders.
The gross earnings Of 36 railroads for |
ne third week of May were s10,7S10l2; |
ecrease, S99l,6S1
The Protective Committee for the Wes-
,rn Pacific Railway first mortgage
or cent bonds announces extension OF |
me in whieh bonds can be deposited |
nder the deposit agreement to and In |
uding June 26, 1915.
c. D. Barney & Co. were sellers of
nited States Steel.
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady but quiet. The
iottio"lns are the quotations: city beef. in
beet in sets smoked g S0' city wefIsGn Besf
5Il 55IngSssies and tenders. smoked and air dried
s510iis Smoked s3355g22sse beef hams s8id82 pork.
isai8Ie 39 syjnbad mans 2 s. r. cured loose,
90, smoked l34@l4c. other hams, smoked
6bi.g bsgg cured as to brand and average, 13Aq1ie,
boiled, homeless. 22a23e,; picnic shoulder. s.
iine' beIliss ilo27G; h I9,iG he, do smoked, 1l9
loose, ll5s9l2e- breakfast bacon, as 10 brand
bacon 'SiasT. Guy e9red leg17e,i breakfast
refined n tisrees Or tubs, i6a.aiiie "sisf[n isTd
fe ARA PSFs asse ety TenfsTea fsts In tsrses
1oAalle. ''e 'snus'sa' IN tubs.
POULTRY
s.l;l,l L;ilfE;-TTade s:,- was slow ana prices gem
ite the latter hard to reach; Toosters is 5sog
ing ilt5 is an,lsd ianey n95 LeghoEns Weigh
sgs, not Leghorns, weighing iRiI0 me sLik Shiiek-
Iiq2Se q;5 bFoiling ehekens LeghofnsO O wegbSss gbsIs
dggks PeklP l40f5e ducks hdsa RazlS RSnhsf
Pi{sS9s y59hs, Per PSir 85a622gea 2'asoe';
wsii HS eleaRed d-SR0i9s IN ,t9sk ,. was pretty
tstons' !, ,Fresh-Eilled poaitry, fesla Quo %
tf55ees. aS ssss5a Smaller .ll s9s ana over apscs
~ ~ " ~ PiesS2 lztse brollng ehickens-JeF-
~ ~ QHs 80 asc other nearby fancy. 81
do gslshins l9la, lbs, 23si26e so,,s.ss go -
44f4e5a eate, weighing II 10 12 lbs per a.
- q 30 saalte ate weighing to 10 Us. eaf
9o1'f ssizo45lo Rhits, Weighing S Ibs -
95et1,. 3. oo42s5 DO. do. Z iba. Der dse ~ ~
daFf 81 81 sssi' a9i' "a ssge IP4 per doz, si50al6s:
peiiifrs - Fe-i 80 snaali ana No. 2 81. Frozen
SIlil ~ al picked and dry-paeked. IN boxes-
fsd 3i q ~ 5o 81 l6s. @ doz.. 1se inilk-
a5c i9Ai t2 9ozf' ase mlik-fsd. IS lbs % dot.
7ed al - ~ = Is 80 % los and over 2le: eern
~ io.. 10 % ao4. lle eofn-fed IS rs Is a. =
,is isls ey IDS and over 20e.: chfcle1s
~ 2 sss aad oReE. 1sa.. Weslsfel e5+s =.
a fst@s Atall4e.i Western eofnzfsd ~
fsa = sstsza. eeFu-Iea. 2Aas H. ~
Fses 1f4niekad ana afs-oaelsei4
- laiz g zood ~ ~
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COTTON

NEW YORK, June 5.-There was littls
doing in cotton today. The market was
steady, with prices one to three points
higher Wall Street offered little aud
traders furnished support. The weatheiI
generally was favorable. the only pre-
cipitation being scattered showers In the
extreme Southwest Gables from Liver
pool came about as had been expected
with the market there stagnant.
Prices held steady to the close. final
figures showing gains of to points.
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HARDING EXPLAINS
ROCK ISLAND AFFAIRS
Contends That His Campaign
for a Receiver Was Intended
for Good of Property"

WASHINGTON, June 5.-J. Horace
Harding, of c. d. Barney & Co., who led
the fight at the Rock Island Railroads
April election against the Nathan
Amster dictatorship candidates, was the
first witness today at the Interstate Com
merce Commissions inquiry into the
company's financial affairs. Harding
contended that his campaign for a re-
ceiver for the road was intended for "the
good of the property" Samuel INTER
myer, who questioned him, sought 10
show the contrary-that he had interested
motives.
By impairlng the Rock Islands credit
the directors fight in April, Harding
said, in his opinion hastened the lines
insolvency. He could not explain why,
facing insolvency, most of the time il
paid S3OoO,OOO to $5,OOOOOO in dividends
in u wears.
He considered shares at q as at pres
ent much above the normal, he asserted.
but was unable to say why they were
selling at SS three days before the receiv-
ership-probably, he added, It was be-
cause of Mr.. Amster's optimistic state
ments
WAS the bidding up of the stock
just before the market close each dav
manipulating" the witness was asked
His answer was that he believed it to
have been merely mistaken speculation.
In the past four years he asserted.
the increasing cost of labor and material
and higher taxation had been a tremen-
dous strain even on roads in first class
condition If the Rock Island had passed
some of it's dividends, he said, he thought
II might have helped.
Int
verely, but the latter proved an excellent
witness and never seemed In the least
Mr.. Amster, the next witness, said he |
invested in the Rock Island on the |
strength of glowing accounts of IT, was |
later with its management, |
and. through his activity, involuntarily |
became leader of stockholders who |
thought as he did.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, June ,5.-HoGs.-R Receipts, ooos
market steady Mixed and butchers, sT.l6l
10; good heavy, SI15d7.05 rough heav
bulk, 81 50d T.65.
CATfLE Receipts, 1oO market stsasy.
BeeveB $T.15GtS.iU; COWS and heiferR, 3E3
$50: Texans S6.00as, 40: calves, SsGiiG
SEEEP.-Receipts, 200O; market strong Ns.
two and Western. S4db5. T5; lambs, STdl0h
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WAR MuNITIoN STOCKS
LONDON STOCK MARKET

Trading Dull, With Price Changes
Narrow.
LONDON, June 5.-While sentiment on
the Stock Exchange was cheerful today,
the customary weekend conditions pre-
vailed. price changes being narrow The
American department was generally
strong and animated for a Saturday.
United States steels showed the most
activity. Canadian Pacific was dull under
continued poor earnings OF the road.
Firmness prevailed in the gilt-edged sec
tion, but 1t lacked feature A fresh de-
cline occurred in Argentine Rails. For
eigners lacked activity. Russians inclined
70 sag. lrregularlty marked the trading
IN Mines and Oils
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Weekly Wheat shipments DECLINE

Wheat shipments from the United stata
and Canada this week decreased to the os.
est weekly aggregate since August, totallHl
4,sT2 T52 bushels, compared with 6.2a3 493 las
week, and 4,SO2. $50 year ago The heaYlsli
week this year was that of January Z, whea
exports were 1OJ15, 100 bushels.
Outgoing wheat cargoes for 4s wssA
amount 10 3T5 $50, OPS bushels, compared via
237. 63l, ,02O the previous year.
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AIay MunIeInal Rond saIas

sales Of municipal bonds IA the United states
~ MAY according 70 the Financial Chronielefs q
ngurea, amounted 90 SIS, ds3. 0d2 compared gslth
siiA Ahu hla IN May iHl4. The total for Msg
see bonds.
For the arst lys mouths thls year the sales
aggregated fauAs sel4,afVs as asafust k308 dag 20
-n u ea-Le-lonl-ls n.--al b IL
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

steady; receipts, 9110 packages; extra, 2stej
higher ss9rIng 29a20sc; SSi state 90, dairy zss
EGGS.-Market barely steady: receipts lb-
400 cases; extra FIRST 2l1sa22c. fresh packer
mixed color, 21Q22lkc.. gathered; nearby
browns, gathered browns, 2lq22hc.; storage,
nearby browns 23924c.
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COTTON STATISTICs

NEW YORK. June 5.-The statistical post
ftion OF cotton is as follows;
This week. Last week Last year
Visible supply. $500. lO2 0.75I, ,G67 5,I6lei
OF which Amer
June 's ...'. Ia 5o6.ooI II, ,4ss, 1855 14.slSiAl
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COPPER AT 1917 CENTS

BOSTON, June 5,-One OF the largest co,na-
selling interests here sold a substsntiai Pp1
mage mage OF eleetrolytie copper at 1914 cents, ana
reports heavy sales OF the metal durins tba
past week for home and export demand ne
NsW york eleetrolytic copper was sold al 1an
ana l9A cents a pound by big produeers %'9
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ZINC ORE AT RECORD ppIcE

JOPLIN, Mo-, June 5.-Ths war has ser,
500 a ton. SF''i dastFief 70
This IS the highest figure ever paid for zinc
oIs ana Is $50 a ton greater than Id CORE.
spending date a year ago. = so''s'
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FRESH FRUITS

Tha senalai market vas quiet and without
important change Quotations. Apples ii n
per foE-halwin @a3i Ben Davis s3a8 s..
otneE soaa eAtlng Kazsales, Ss.2aa3. %; me
qlunl sz4z4ai aq.f estern. per box SlG3 :
da.i Delaware and Pennsy ylFanla, per hanlner
2aH59e lemons. Per boz 8 5a13 %: ofanRss
leEaA. per p24 - aoHs So grapefruit Fler-
"a reE box % Pineap1lesA PEI erais-
fefte hlees s@a flQridat sz42 Ia. CheffIas
szf Aas a4lse HaHheffiaE per a.
aas4tl4l waite Delaware. Ma1fiand aea
EszsaIn shore. co. tiaakhsa . 49,
$ fa# haek -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-05
Record Steel Inrot Outnut

cgnIlas NAY the Newcastle lPa) plant Of ths |
-ailhssle steel Company rolled 10 a Fsrard |
ls llolusSti9n On oI steel ingots-T0 COO tons Tbts
exceeds oy 200o tons the best previous ratdrj
ioF 'hs month. made several years ago. 'seS'u