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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30
SUnmoMSs
STATE OF wEsT.vtRGISIA.
To the sherin Of Garrison co6nty
SUMMONS

SUMMONS.
STATE OF wESTsvtRGINA:
TO the sheriff of HARRISON Comfy.
have heretofore counmandedy You. to sum. :
mon Thomas Bowman to appearbeforS
the Judge OF our Circuit Court ofssaAr-t
rison County at the Cfer3Sssso ONCE NJ f
therein for said Court. on the hrstrsdo!-s
day In July. next, 70 anSwerea3 bill III
chancery ENLISTED. against him IN olEs
have then there this writ *
4 WITNESS r Wade Coffn1an. Clerk dfs
our said Court. at the Court Hou9e pr
1he said county, this 7rh day ofysJ11rfss
1915. and IN the fs9S x yser e s5 sss ssSs
oRDER OF Pua11cAnoN.
STATE OF WEST vIRGINIA:
County OF HARRISON. to.wtt;--
Counts. West Virginia, on the assday5l
OF June. 1915. the following order, vas
made and entered: -
Lula a Bowman
vs. In char~>-v-
Thon1as Bowman. s
The object Of the above styled cause
IN chancery IS for the plaintiff to ootains
from che defendaat a. ahso,gte eavoE orc :
And !. appear7ng from an adad1yits
fled IN chs. cause that the satds5 del
fendant Thomas Bowuaan.- Is "a non
res!den1 Of: che Stats
the drst publication OF this order and
do what IS necessary TO protect his
'ase9ese I WADE coFTMAs
Counsel for Plaintiff
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30
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TEE DAILY
NO We LE T TIE
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THE PIOUS STRANGER.

There's a reason-tnere's a reason
For every Thought there is a reason
maybe love or maybe treason.
Read this Seory-its in season
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30

For four days the Provisioning
stranger with the fiery eyes had
preached against the demon rum in
the one-and-a7haK town OF Splinter
bury
He called down maledtct1ons and
dilemactions on saloons and saloon
ists. tavernS and tavernizers, inns and
iunards.
He explained with words OF fire how
alcohol causes death. dasablement,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
POULTRY

LIYE.-The market was quiet ana broIiing
chickens were again easier under freer offer
ings. Quotations Fowls, as TO quality, 15h9
l6c, ROSTERS, llql2e broiling chickens,
apiece, 2582sc. brolllng chickens. not Leg
horns. weighing l4lA lbs. apiece, 22Q24c.;
broling chiekenS LeghoTns, weighing llaa2
ducks. Pekin. f4qi5c. ducks Indian Runner.
l2gl3c. pigeons, Old per pair, 25a3Oc,: do.
young. per pair. 20a22c.
DRESSED. Fine desirable sized stock
With fresh-killed fowls &c. higher Quota
tlons; Fresh-kllled poultry, fowls, l2 to box.
dTy-picked and dry-packeds fancy selected.
1Bike. weighing 4an5 lbs. apiece, lSl3c.:
3 ibs. apiece, i8l4al755c.. under 3 lbs. a5iece,
lIi5aI5l5c.; e-packed-Western. ( lbs ana
over apiece. 1Sc. do. smaller sizes, IBig =
IKE. Old ROSTERS dry-plcked, l29c broiling
chickens-JeTsey fancy, 4vBt5e other nearby
fancy, 35Q4Oc, Western. weighing lAg2 lbs.
a0a32c; DO. weighlng I4lA lbs -5926c.i
SQUADS, per doz.-White, Weighing IL to " lbs
per d0L Si04-60. white, Weighing 10 10 los.
per d0z., s., 3,1oqa6Q white weighing lbs, per
dozs, 81 5oQ2 70 ssi doi do. DO. Z l6s per doz, y
dark st2aQl 50. small and No. 2 81. Frozen
poultry, fowls as 70 quality. l6alsc.i chick
ems. dry-picked and dry-packed, in boxes
Afilk-fed. q % 80 lbs. 20 doz isc. milk
AZ lbs to doz,. lsc.; milk-fed. As lbs 70 dos
soc; mllk-fed. 90 lbs, and over, 2lc.; corn
led, 81 70 y lbs; 20 doz,. lIe.i eoTn-ted, ~ 70
i6c eorn-fsd so lbs. and over zoe. chickens.
dry-picked and dry-packed In h6ls,- -Weslesns
corn-ted, los. and over. lac-i western. corn
FED. Z thas lfHlfiae. Mesterns eQfn-tad SIS
Ma. l9Ae, Western, corn-fed. szaa IDS, I#H
fancy 2ta22p.i fair 70 coed. tsq2le.. old
L1ms i9a4l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
BONDS.

Total sales, iI,2I6 shares. compared with
- 21s shares yesterday: thus far this week
1l5,242 shares; same period last week, 4l3ss
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1890 to II A. NJ.

1000 Lake Sup Cor Inc 6s........
1000 Am Gas 6 Elec Sc ........
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LAKE SUPERIOR
LEAPED SKYWARD
Violent Rise on Heaviest Buy
ing Seen in Long Time-Er-
ratio Movement in Cramp.

trading In Lake Superior stock over
/ suauoWed all else on the PHILADELPHIA
STOCK exchange today. Before midday
| some 10000 shares had been taken. the
pliCe advancing In the process two full
points. Foreign offerings we're readily
aosoroed on the way up. Not only is the
| company understood to be receiving n
substantial proportion OF war orders. but
LOT some time II has been obtaining good
si2ed steel rail orders from the United
states as result of the tarim situation
me Income bonds also advanced nearly
five points
FROM an opening quotation of 10. com
pared with 9a last night. Lake Superior
rose steadily to 117s. Here the supply
OF STOCK checked the rise. and It reacted
a traction. The days total sales amounted
TO about 10000 shares. In the bond
DIVISION Philadelphia Company 5s were
IN demand and moved up fraction,
WhlIe oddly enough United Railway In
Vestment 5s fell two points on light
sales
Cambria Steel moved un n fraction on
the news Of the Pennsylvania Railroads
ran order, The companys share Is "a, $50
tons, and PENNSYLVANIA steel obtains n
similar amount The stock of the latter,
however, was not affected
Cramp Shipbuiding moved erraticalIy.
tlrst crossing SO, on the news OF the
closing Of contracts for two 1O.ooO-ton
freight steamers for an English concern
The company Is now building seven ships
which take all the present space available
Tor new construction. The stock did not
hold its gain in the later dealings and
reacted below 40 on sudden outburst of
selling. The annual report will be out
this month and Is expected to show over
10 per cent earned on the stock. Predic-
tons for the current year say 20 per cent.
or more should be earned.
Baldwin Locomotive remained auiet
here, but moved up in New York. 1t
became known today that the company
had received an order for 100 little loco
motives to be used in carrying ammuni-
ton through the French trenches
An encouraging feature of the locm
financial situation was disclosed today
In the June statements Of the four leao-
ing savings fund societies OF this city.
Their total deposits June ! we're 1882, 1885,
D29, an increase of S4,2lO,SO7 over June 1,
1914 The number Of accounts held in
creased 1854 during the year. Saving de-
posIts are a good indication of industrial
conditions, rejecting the financial status
Of the wage-earning class, hence the gains
recorded are taken to mean a gradual
recovery from the trade depression.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
MINING COMPANIES ABSORBED

The TonCpah Extension Company. Of Tono-
pah has absorbed the Merger and Victor
Properties In the following terms: The EXten-
sion assumes the debts OF the Merger and pays
sion for every seven shares Of Merger stock
now Issued, All OF the Victor debts are 10 be
assumed by the Extension Company, which
pays the Victor at the rate OF one share OF
Exten8ion for every eight shares OF Victor
the negotiations and the agreement on May 10
were Charles NJ. Schwab, NJ, Il, Ward, Seeley
". Mudd, Key PittmRn, Frank A. Keith, John
q KirCheHn and 5. A. Brown This merger
win give the Extension Company an immense
acreage much OF which has been proved 10
contain large and valuable ore bodies and the
remainder NJ which has big possibilities. The
OF SIS acres
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
VEGETABLES

New potatoes we're more plentiful and again
..-sfsr Other vegetables were in fair supply
ana demand at revised prices ou9ststions sotsl
@ Wnl'S work as 10 quality, 60965oi white
Gotstoes, Norfolk. per bbl.-Ho; /, s. 50a2 i5i
~ Ii so; white potatoes South Carolina
Ser S9 ibbi-No L s225a2 %; No 2. 81 5Oi
sse5sat potatoes. Delaware. per hamper-iaFssi
sfHSSf '25 medium. 50aT5c.; sweet potatoes
Eastern shore, per bbL- l, s22oq32 25i
No. No. j. s3.7sat55 70 s292 sl55. 59 gEssts T.,ts
Ssr GUNNER crate, No, 1. ,90c. asl; onions,
fsxas, per eummer-erate. No, z. 5Qa1oe,
dsFfbaas North Carolina and Norfolk, Per
s.5ste &C. 9S4s s6a50c do. North Carolina and Nor
80 ref bbI.s fQ0bQc.; do., Eastern Shore
- - crate, A0d Soc; eaulthower, Norfolk, per
ksmner. 60415e.; beans, per 1-8-nbl. basket Z
errfh Carolina and Georgia green and wax,
ga SOC. North Carolina. green and wax, 25q
~ beans. Norfolk, per 5a-bbl. basket bQg
he peas. Eastern shore, per 1f-bbl. basket.
5aa i5e egsplant, Florida per box sea ~
e,1etifabers. Florida, per basket T3c.aSl. sos
Ssaash Florida, per basket 5oc. asi 25'
f5s5bers Florida per carrier. 81 SO 2 30; beets,
ksntharn, per fo0-bunehea, 81, 9ea2; tomatoes.
Finri4a. per earrter--kaney 81 apaz eholes.
kf5sf aH aaparagus. per bunch lea2ue.
uushfooms. per Alb. basket. 5oc. asl.sQ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-There was a good demand and
values ruled firm. Following are quotations
Western solld-paeked creamery. lanSy spe ials.
30iac: extra, 2Shc, extra frsts, 2sc.; hrsts
27c.; seconds. Gee. nearby prints fancy. ace /;
average extra, 30a3lc. hrsts. 2sd28c., seconds
zee. gaTlcky, Csc, jobbing sales OF fancy
prints, 36a50c,
EGGS were steady for fine stock, which
was IN fair demand. We quote as follows; In
S6.t5 per standard case; nearby current re,
ceipts, S5.S5 per case: Western extra hrsta
S. iO9570 per casei fancy selected candled
eggs were iobbing at 26g2Tc,, per dog.
IN i, t, l,e S,t,iH t.tIsg HSqlnB NB ana
full cream, choice, new, l6lRal6Ac.; specials
higher; do, do, fair to good, new, l5Aa10c. /;
do, part skins Sdl3c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK June 10. - BUTTER-Aiarket
hrmer In all grades. Receipts 10 4g6 packages
Extra, 2sAd2si5e.; higher scoring 2s3t a20fbc /;
23d23IAc.
EGGS Market irregular, Receipts, 25. O5s
packages. Extra first, 20lad2ic,, fresh gath.
cred; first. lea2Oe.. fresh gathered, nearby
whites 2ln2oc. mixed color. 2OQ2l ac, nearby
browns 22ia9234c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. June O.-HoGs-Receipta, "a
SWtsb5rs S4 msrk:E ,5&7 &C. e ioe higher mixed ana
rough heavy, STa7. 20: iisht, ST.5SaT 81. nlEza
40; bulk. S1.55q7.sO.
CATTLE.-ReCeipts 5000. market strong.
heoves. ST.30qn 10; cows and helfers, S7I51
50; 30; TEXANS; S1;26ds, 30; calves, Ss.50dlo26.
.gSt1: ,.ogwe1T: natlVe and Western. $4,000 lambs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady, with a jalr job
bing trade. The following are the quota
tions: City beef, in sets, smoked and air-dried,
28c.i city beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked
and air-dried, 2Tq2sc, Western beef. kunckles
g82; pork. family, s22a22,50; hams, s. y.
cured, loose l3ql3lac. do, skinned. loose,
hams. smoked, city cured, TO brand and
average, l3Adl4c.; hams, smoked Western
cured, l3A4llC. do. boiled. boneless. 22agic
picnic shoulders. s r. cured, loose, lOhqllc
do, smoked ll4llhc,; bellies, IN pickle, ac-
fast bacon, as TO brand and average. city
cured, l9G1Ic.; breakfast bacon Western
tierces or tubs. iOhRIlc; lard pure city,
kettle rendered In tierces iOAG1lc.; lard,
pure city kettle rendered, In tubs. lOAqllc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
ENGLISH RESERVES EXPAND

LONDON, June 1O.-An increase Of over
a million pounds sterling was shown in
the Bank OF England's reserve in the re-
port for the week Just passed. The pro-
portion TO liabilities rose from 2O2O per
cent 10 20.S0 per cent The discount rate
remained unaltered. Details follow:
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RATES FOR MONEY
FRENCH BANK STATEMENT
Reiehsbank Gains Cash

ag fs5elis is0-fhe Imperial Bank OF
decreased Ia 9d5 s9S 60 week Cash ana
- a Ia N .ml5arks notes In eireaiation
aad 'ddgt9o d56s Treasury bills decreassd
daafaass5 IL decreased Is. .a54 O00
sa.a9o.ooO msS marks @ni'e discounts IN
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NEW YORK CURE
SAVINGS DEPOSITS LARGER

,as reports for the fiscal year ended
s'as ! o. the Philadelphia. the Western,
y n. nsne1elal and the Germantown saw
.,s..il - una Societies show substantial in
- 4. both in aggregate deposits and
\. n ,.lia, s1nasr OF accounts, as is shown by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
WHEAT CLOSED LOWER
AFTER EARLY ADVANCE
Argentine Exportable Surplus
of Wheat 186,OOO,OOO Bushels.
Good Rains in Australia.

CHICAGO, June iO-while the market
opened strong today Il was the general
comment among traders that continued
lack or outside buying and lhdlfrerencs
on the part OF foreign countries will force
J uecline IN wheat values 20 a level where
buyers will take hold more readily tulv
wheat went to Si0s an advance OF &c.
over yesterdays close or s0fN. septem-
yer wheat on the other hand dropped
q cent, with on opening OF Si053k. but
rose TO H07h in the early trading
IN the afternoon the strong tone was
S1Os W ven "DoFe
In the final dealings prices suddenly
TOOK tumble. July fell to S.O5Ss
ana ana september dropped to siOi at the
Corn was strong and higher. due chiefly
10 weather conditions, and the buying
was general Oats followed other grains
Win no particular feature The market
seems pretty well sold out and a rally
from further dip would not be sur
prislng
England shows noticeable improves
n,eht IN her general demand at the de.
cIlne and millers are buying The re-
serve stocks are ample. but consumption
Is liberal
The Continental demand for wbea, has
aoated owing to the nearness OF The
harvest harvest season, and urgent needs are
thus for satisned.
mheat closed easy in Buenos Avres,
lnnuenced by American and foreign pres-
sure Argentine cables report an EXPORT
sole surplus OF corn estimated at i3sOoO.OO0
bushels, This compares with an on1eiai
indication on April "a Of 1906. 900. 600 bushels
For the season so far. Argentine shin
nents OF corn have amounted to 15Oq5.OOo
further beneficial rains have fallen in
@ and the agricultural outlook is
are favorable for wheat and harvsstins
has commenced.
Export sales Of 100000 bushels Of ola
and 100000 bushels Of new wheat wsre
reported yesterday; also 100000 bushels Of
oats Va
Leading futures ranged n. foror..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
Financial Briefs

Frank Sullivan Smith was elected
| member Of the Executive Committee OF
the American Light and Traction Com
/ pany succeeding the late General Thomas
Hubbard. Emerson McMillin was elected
chairman.
| The General Chemical Company has
| organized food department for sale OF
| grocery specialtes, which Will be mar
keted on national scale.
| The S9OOO,OOO General Rubber COMPANY
5h-year per cent debentures were over
| subscribed and have all been disposed
| OF. They Were quoted 915s i'm the market
The Boston Elevated Company has de-
cided to sell $l,OOO,OOO 8 per cent. bonds
dated 1912 and maturing in 1912.
The Southwark National Bank has add
ed $1,000 to its surplus, making that fund
Sl5OOOO.
The April earnings of the Interborough
! Rapid Transit showed a gross decrease
of S93,5li and net decrease of S1l7O3S.
Imports of sugar into the United states
during March amounted to 735, ,377 646
! pounds, valued at S24 332 1886. as compared
with 36I927 SS5 pounds, valued at Sll,0lO
valued at Sl2, 2S6. in March, 1914.
The Aetna Explosives Company has ac-
quired control of the Jefferson Powder
| Company. Of Birmingham, Ala, and the
Pluto Powder Company, of Michigan. The
Republic Iron and Steel Company has a
! moderate interest in the Jefferson Powder
| Company.
The number of stockholders of the
United States Steel Corporation is 141 6s5,
he largest on record. There are So 76S
preferred and 55,9l7 common stockholders.
Within week. 1t is understood, the re-
organization plan of the Missouri Pacific
Railway will be announced. There has
now been deposited for extension 91.5 per
cent. of the outstanding notes of the COM
pany. Actual deposits are 900.
The American Iron and Steel Manufac-
turing Company passed the dividend on
the common stock The rate had been
1h per cent quarterly.
The 2tst annual convention of the Penn
sylvanla Bankers Association will be
held at Cape May, June II and IS,
Finished steel is now being produced in |
tho United States at the rate of about |
l,75O,OO0 gross tons per month. against |
less than 100000 tons last December.
Henry & West were large buyers OF
Lake Superior.
Gold to the amount of s2,5OO,OOO was re-
ceived from Canada and deposited in the
New York subtreasury.
The Lehlgh Valley Coal Company will
close its collieries on next Saturday, Mon
day and Tuesday.
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FRESH FRUITS

Rareipts we're quite liberal, ana cherries and
some kinds of berries wsre a shade St easltsT. natJ
Quotations: Apples New E foE6 PsI poii'ss l.e ~
MN ,nI ysPieties So 25a3.50; medium S2q2.25; do,
Western per box slgS, d9s Psia"9Fs 5il
Greenlsia. per crate. f2. 5oqs lemons, per box,
So boQ35Q 9EanfSss' Flol's5 6ef 55x s9@555 Pine
g66sa gT5FstFapps Der erSats@POtto Rico. |2g3 Fo5ida
sPES5 * r cherries sweet, per h. S4l2c. :
s54-.sSo2','r Der TO-. 5dsc.; strawberries, per qL
o9i, ware and Maryland, 4qTe,i Jersey 4g
sS;,' sooseberrles, per ct, 4a5e.i huekleoer-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. June 1O.--The foreign exchange
market opened with demand sterling un-
Sterling Francs Marks Lires
Cables .... 4.78 1916 5,429s So l1-l6 $50
Demand .... AIS T-l6 5,42A s2% 5.00A
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--l.UIsIANA -. BANk CLnsEn

f La, June 1n-ph. 44.t-., ~,
.ass.5rs ms city has been cissed ~
iaabiits 9 q declared the suspensloa' vas
9li.e.1fs dss ~ sssiize on outstanding loans.
"a issrs a55s would be PAID in fuii' Ths Siss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10

ing to be held next Wednesday plans will be
considered for the reorganization Of the AmeTi-
dinIculty Is over the payment Of interest on d
sinking fund 20-yeaF gold bond IS, Issue OF
nearly S14 600 COO which falls due July l. II
he pTobablp that trustees will be appointed on
that date TO determine a course of action in
TeOrganlzng.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10

''''''''''.... .3is2. s6e. .O29 sl7s, Ib5, 222
BANK CLEARINcs

7isaslHs dsv is today compared with corrs-
zaabhls sas 195a 1914. IDIy
.a S53 Sl3 2lo s24 8ss. 3s4 $50 ms 800
fo'k ,272'6i9S3i a67 sslis'5et sls' 5ed 80 $50 s4l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10

NEW YORK, June 10-The cotton
market ruled drm throughout the greater
nsrt of the day futures rising from 10
Ia noints Ia the early dealings and ex-
tending these gains slightly In the after
noon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, June 1U.-Although downwAr I'd
tendency characterized the coffee market lit
Tie trading was done At the opening futures
declined to points Final quotations showed
losses OF as much as Is points Prices follow
Today's Today's Yesday' :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT,-ReeeIpts. 122.106 bush. The The
market was again &c, lower under a llshl
demand and strongly hearish speenlati IN rn lne
vafor-No. 2 red nominal si25ql.30; No.
red Western. nominal si.3ogl.35; No North
sra duluth. 81 l.309142.
CORN.-Receipts, 5000 bush; Demand was
Hight and prices were naminally unchanged
olotations Car lots for local trade as to GTa o
s0Gsoiae.; no, yellow. 77isa7s19e.' NO
SeanoASfsE EReeeipts I45.ls4 bush, The mar
ket ruled steady but there was not much -l de-
'apd Quotations, No. white, b3laH o6c
stsndard white, 54hq55c.; No. 3 white, oSl7
GFtiLOUR-Rece!Pts $50 bbls and i,too 5i SgI
limits we're reduced n sympathy With the e9a 99a
tin,ed decline in wheat. quotations per iJn
i9s il9Saip6t M ss@825 SS do patent 30 25g6 5o' Kan
M ssitrafghf jute sacks, S5.I5qasOt do, pat
sn5 sn5 iuts sacks. s5,s5q6; spring, aFst clear
sa 'i6S9S5; do, straight, S835464oi do.i pat
s1t s1 "a. 6.40a8 65 do. fayorlte brands' sS7Sg7
tty mills choice and fancy patent, b:1oH
eity nilIs regular gradeH-winter clear, s.. I5g
a. do straight s6q8,25; do. patent $3.50
ggRFYE FLOUR was quiet bur steady I,.s under
smali sFnl In sVgSd Wood, at s6a6.5O as to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
BIG GAIN IN STEEL TONNAGE
May Orders Increased 1O2,354 Tons
Over April.

NEW YORK, June lO-An increase of
109 954 tons was shown in the untitled
orders of the United States Steel Corpora
tion for May.
The total was 426i,59 TONS compared
with 4,162 pa tons on April 80.
Comparison OF unhlled tonnage Is made with
rrayrioIg ranorta "a fOllOWB.
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u NJ. to 1890 P. NJ.


1000 Penna cons 4Ias " i.........l09ia
2OOO Lake Sup Co" inc 5s.......,...... "a
1000 Lake Sup Cor Inc 5....,........... 30
3i2 Cambria steel scrip May l0l7.,., 97ls
1000 Lake Sup Cor inc 5s,,.........-.. "a
800 Lake Sup Cor inc bs,,.,,-...,... SO
1000 Phila co 1st 5s,.,..............,.. e0A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10

sas -sales of eIeetroigtie
aiiE S ss ss fents 8 pound
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10
-'l Nlsk N STEEL HOOPS

d s q e Ja1e I0-An ADVANCE of 4
: sAa priss sg pounds. Was announced
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10

~ANhAb NSl SAaiSs
ssQuoted ex dividend.
Total sales. 5O7. 400 shares. compared with
6T7 900 shares yesterday; thus far this week,
2,OSI, 900 shares same period last week, 1,221, :
200 shares.
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REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet but steady. We quote
reiners list prices standaTd ,d sranl5isteS'
q y 56c confectioneFs A. 6c.i soft grades, 90
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BONDS.

1000 Lake sup Cor inc 5s.............. 30i5
1000 Leh Val gen cons 4igs ........,.., USla
1000 CITY As 1871 ......t..............10
II Cambria steel scrip May i9i7.., MA
1000 Electric & Peoples Trac 4s....... I5A
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LEAD I CENTS

NEW YORK, June l0-Lead has been sold
IN this market al cents a pound Il is un-
derstOod.
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1000 INhigh Valley gen AS .......... psx
donO Lehlgh Vale sen AZ ............ snI5
2ooO Lchish Nav gen 4gs ............ egA
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/ TO 1880 P. NJ.
1880 to ? p. NJ.

,OoO Iehigh Valley gen cons Alas ..... esq
200 Amer Gas Elec IS .,..,,.,.... So
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Boys Odd Pants. Values =
up to 65c. Turnbulls'
r.;ca 3ec
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FlncKs 9I.UU UVeraIIs Re
duced to ------------ 85c.
One Lot S1.00 Overalls, all
SIZaS Re.lsvoaJ -
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