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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
IRON AND STEEL MARKET
Price IRE ~ PrOba bile ~ FOrrtsu
Orders do Not Come In.

~ ,o,,,., y ,,o,e ,,t.rcx,cd
q, -. ,r,sra,,,s ORDER. from sbrna
.i,h r,or. s,,deu,. ~ a severe contrac-
40, 1, aor.s,i, ,rdsrs Unless some
-. 800. t,,,i-,.s ,a,e,,, ,p.o
W - =, -. ,roh.,i. ,h.,
''titrd'Ns 'hiN H'''." " i', ''
there Will he u SUBSTANTIAL decrease IN
unified orders in June. In MAY. how.
90 thar, . a further pain
r,, .u.., r,,o-r.,.,,. ~ .xno.t,d
~" "''''
u" CONF 'n'' ih' I''Iht' 'o' arg '''
iltg"- of semi ana 'ullt 0N'~h'1 steel
for l.I, su1pmsnt ~puu. Thu far f.W
oxnor, contracts hive been placed for
-. ,.t. r.. ,r,.,,o,
''lN'' ~ p''
~ $4,000 miles 81 i~d'Iroad ny russia IN
the r"N' tN" years VIII unooubt"dlN
hrtnr MANY, NOR ltrg. euuipmen, order,
~, -. f-,1..d Sc
l'"ih"sIl' r'''I"auS arc ''" "f''I'i'"
ir"gs and witches Nh"rauN. a. n nt.
ur,l ~suu,.c, 10 the hoaL raj orders 900
March and April Tn. r.N,s p.,..,
~. g., ,,u 49,,
'~N"'"'H !" ~ "",N' ." wv"
d'ld cars ana Tor e'sN' cars Toy htr-
longer service.
T,r outnut rF pu- iron IN NJ made
,ou mas uur ,.,,rd .>...Iipy e..
n"o ,a, r, .,.aI t,n.. a,uur,. -
'''t''' ''HH' 'H' E''' 'lN'' vi I"l ~
indicated q" nave been slightly less IMAM
iu Mar,h The rate Of Iig iron pruduc-
t,o, ro-la, little less than on NAV
..., - r,r, -, NJ
WIZ '' '' % ""' :" 90 "',
-di"N 'l b'>~'IN"f iron nave uoen mdhr
'ur l,al,. and mo," Inquiries wcr" put
.ti ,.AI.tt., rn" % Uuu tons
~. . ,trtU ,.ua,.,
All .., .,nr.,,L
a ,r,I ,,I,sry mar, mar.cJ ~, IA. h,,yt.r
,.,-h.., 10. r.r,uu.r, ~ ,r,r. - -,
,,. ..,.. ~ ,o a To- do. a. 49,
H. ~, r,,,urc -, IN. ,n.rL., 10. Co.
az, ,nn srp,.t IN tho ,,ia.u,ort rc'er,Iy ,.I
rn,t ~, rr,,,s IN, ,rr-t ~ mo N,yc Ia. -
rins. r,n;u,er. uh,.. rn,,r, ha. -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wb~at IrreGular-IAte Decline on
Reports Of German Defeat.

Affected by comparatively light opera
lions. the wheat list was unsettled
during the session of yesterday. ruling
~ advances for a time, but closing
heavy AZ the low point. The market
seemed Influenced to an unusual de-
gree by the political reports. a. was at
'"sted by the buying movement that
greeted Washington advices to the ef-
OF that President Wilson was not
hopeful of early peace In Europe and
h. he subsequent liquidation based on
reports that the German army WAS re-
treating from Nerduu II Was dgreed
mat the setback would not have been
4" material hut for the weakened tech
n'oal position of the list as brought
-bog' by the short covering of the last
f"w days The outside speculative de-
r'thl remained OF very limited propor-
tlore
The Government report will be given
ont At 2:lj o'clock this afternoon. and
unless the trade v t. be surprised the
winter wheat showing will he near 49,
""h.oo0 bushels and the spring wheat
estimate close to 100000, 400 bushels.
~" winter wheat proe poet a month ago
Vas about 49,. 900. 900 bushels and the
harvest last year was bJ1,oup .OOn
bushels 4 spring wheat crop a year
90" - 355. 900. 0o0 bushels was raised,
f.'-c VIII doubtless be a general ten
0'uny to associate to-,norrow's Govern
mcnt ugures with the estimated ircreas"
- about 10000, 900 bushels In this
''f~e carry over of Old wheat.
--latest Canadian reports have told Of AZ
"r'as" decrease IN Canada Of !" 4"
-" ger cent and an Increased carry
over o. approximately 80, 00o, uno bushels,
a. ~rd4S's weather map -hpwci gen
r. t'H, ~ IA" contra! and EASTERN Nj
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s 81 TDs on ths SSp,inen, exceeds earlier


Eorn-Th" li-t closed at PRACTICAL, ma.
changed prices for the day. Advance dur
lns the fore part OF the session r,ieg,ad
'hc complaints " wet and rool weather
nghi country offerings and ru'nor. OF
tf'sh export iennsrd. The marke, a.,
rtnd"d upon the changes IN the " ha,t list
Tor IT. hnsI trend. There were som, pr.
iirtions ~ Az 'rcrc,ted farm uuoN efu.rt
h"s'd doubtless un the forecast for Ct.,r
ana warmer wea' her over the country. T1c
interior nov nu,Ht - Ear this ", \ total.
"nlN l~.ll'."oo ush-Is. against t.tsu. 400 th.
m"Nl"HS week aId i.saU.0so last y,t- s.,
a'iCa' Export business was traced but 10
vas admitted that the chances were good
az" To- IN" decline tu freight rates. Which
NOR" than onset Weakness in foreign corn
hdrk"is. Their, VIII b." no GoNerpmcut
rcp"r' on corn tp-da,
'hi' TN advance OF more than 10 al
W lnnip"R caused some buying here. hIt ON
ne whole the demand was for shorts and
Ih" export business was said to- be or
Iiu.''i volume. Thvft was evening M nr
trades before to'day's Government ronort
Nhirh IL expected TO show y rrop of about
y 30, 100000 bushpl.. compared win ;,
N"ld last year ~ 1910. 400, 600 hushc,.
N hich represented ~ record. Tn. farm
movement continues almost double that OF
a year ago.
Pr"Nlsions-The list was higher dcsrii.
cary declines In hogs. Packing and shnvs
were tair buyers. Speculative pressure wis
inunh reduced and the markets closed firm
chicago prire1.
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NATIONAL CAR WHEEL COMPANY
Sin Per trntum Wrist Mortgage Tw enty
Near tuld Bonds.

Rtnhs's frHr' tnmuSuN. a. lrusfo"
under 'h. i"'-' NorfE - - National Gar
wheel 'uHIaHy, dated september -. 1908.
hereby invite Wtl'''r propose iur H.
sale 10 it ~ sI,l. L4uIpor ~ IN. aforesaid
bonds AS VIII exhaust, as nearly ~ may lee.
the SUM Of 81, s.Uun. now no. hy u IN IN,
slukiug 'Iui under said Nurtsrro, such
SUN having been paid to Il a. Anticipation
uf al 'iukiug fund inst,lineuts hereafter
10 hecome due under me teru- u' sdlt
Nur'gdC" FrUpo~a Isl Tor The 81 Oh u' tI'h
tuu.i~ ugI~f %, ueliN -r"I to m" trustee 81
rs office. - Wa sweet. New YORK CitS,
b. D. q loch MOON, ou June .art, ltlG, tud
each PROPOSE should state tho dat mot
houdv irrlufcd therein vii hc prsssni~i
Tor pur has. should such proposal be a''
Ccpt-d
Ia 'h- svcu' - Nv, or more prorosa,s
being 80 cqus' amount and the lowest ~
NJ" othcrs received. .uch proposals vii he
accepted "a pro rata proportions. provided
tha' TO purchase viii b. mad. st a rae
-NDo"ttus noe - ih- par value " tn"
bonds. uLG that tho Trustee reserves ths
night to reject any aud ali proposals IN
who.e or IN part it It can. ~ N" tins ~
Opening sd!d proposals. purchase the
requisite Ninour' ~ said bonds. or any
psrt Thereof, ~ = lower price thsu the low
ct price offered by said proposals.
tNlt'l states Treasury decision requires
that Fedora Income Tax ownership Certin-
Gates Tor amount Of accrued interest must
accompany su.h bonds when presented for
payment
BN>KERS TRUST O,MrANY. Trustee.
BY II = WILSON. Jr. Assistant Secretary.
juno LIST. 1910.
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Necessity and Invention.

The old adage that necessity Is the
mother of invention" II being aptly
demonstrated In the stock market these
days. The market is becoming such u
narrow one and traders are 40 hard put
to make profits either way that they are
said to he resortine 10 all sorts ~
schemes TO catch tho movements In the
market. Their profits are 40 little from
even this recourse to inventivcness that
IL has earned the nickname Of scalp
ing
pue ~ the favorite forms Of scalp
ing Is 10 keep track Of coming annual
and dividend meetings in order TO make
whatever little hun or bear capital may
he made out OF these Developments
within corporations Y 60 becoming n
customary thing f"- brokers to study
diligently the routine affairs Of every
coming meeting aud 10 take advantage
of whatever rumors may arise regs rdirg
them IN order - estimate tho effect they
MAY have upon Ia" securities Of TN" par
ticular company in question.
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The International Mercantile Marine
a., per cent. certificates of deposit sold
at the new top price OF lo5 yesterday on
the lew- mat the committees represent
ing the various classes Of Marine securi-
ties had come to an agreement and that
the bonds would he paid OF shortly. This
represents an advance Of 3 points over
the low prices for the bonds last week
and Il gain Of ~ points over last Fri
u.y's Price for them The previous high
est price AT which they had sold this
year was l04T Oh Tuesday.
The Marine IA per cent. certificates
sold NJ low AS 95is earlier IN the year
and their high yesterday represented an
advance of nearly 10 points over this
price. They closed 10i'., dr ', point
from tho top,
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
'.-Weval Liquidation. With No rom.
Hdence IN Long

The coffee market ~es Stive and weak.
prices declining | to 10 points from tie hnal
OF Tuesday aud showing net Losses Of nearly
% from the high point OF the season.
made ~ the .nih of last morrh. Tier, MAS
General liquidation ty both local and torcisn
longs. an apparently the trade n large has
lost confidence IA ~. long sIle OF tho marked
AMI Mas disposed % take whatever proii,s
W'r" l'it IN ~l-ht
The situation m Brazil showed signs Of
Ncdttuius aud the --latest edition of the
Hrizii,GB RcriC,r estimated the next RIO c-op
At a."o@t1 hd-s aud >a'Sos VI i,.uun 90 30
Les "' bags Cost and frei.ht offers I'M
biHT.' wtrc easier, with Sautus l. quoted a,
l.a" TO lottc. and Rio - At 9loc.. London
"r.u.'s, while n wse SAID that q Ind Of ., Tor
RIO .. hal neeu sccs pied The VurlIs visible
supply showed n decrease during May of
'aNw'- h,Ss, bringing Ia. total Ia ,>F,lS.
'oinutiud witt ',.27,sHs las, vcar. whom there
wps , d"'resse OF 74b,7 ~ hass Tho local
spot 'mHrhet Vas inactive and IrIc-S were
lo"or witt Rio n quoted At s'sr ami Smtos
ruc Official brazilian cable. reported AL
advance OF SD IN Rio exchaugr on London
Nllr'is prices showed declines of e, rrls I'm
NO ana i" res in Santos. Receipts At the
two ports were .1.oNO bags. COMPARED with
- "" last wear. Tric~s follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS 4 LOFTS
VILE Raj. WAY COMPANY.
Anst.A 81 h.

TO THE HOLDERS OF TiIE GENERAL
MORTGAGE FIVE NEE FIVE
,ENT GOLD Bp>nS or CHICAGO "
nlANAf!LlN y L~ollsNlllE RAIL
WAY COMPANY, ISSUED UNDER IL
bENrtlIE DATED JtNE 20. lylt
>Otirr IL hereby given that Chicago. In
dianHpolis 4 Louisville Railway tuinpsuy
has determined to exercise ito optiou re-
served - IT. In aud by ~ Geu.ra' Mort
gage dated Tune 20, lElt. to Bankers Trust
Company AMI William O.. Taylor. A. rrus-
tees, to call for redemption the sutire issue
of one million 'iN hundred and my thou
sand dollars tS,b5o.O o0l Of i'> General
M%ortEake Five Year five Ter Cent. a,old
Bonds now outstanding under ss'i mort
gage. and accordingly said b"nts have
been called for REDEEM tiou ana will he-
coms due and payable Ht the principal
smount thereof anil a premium Of one
half ~ nGn per cont. OF -n'I principal
smount 'looi-'o), ana accrued interest, At
the office OF N-ssr~. J. y. Morgan & Com
pany, No. ~ wall street, In the CIV ~
New York. '. v. on July !. 1916. beius the
next tucceeding Interest date.
Dated Aprtl Is 1910
Chicago Indianapolis 4 Louisville Railway
COMPANY.
Nv u. II knrrte. President.
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New York Title Insurance Co.

tsa bTobGNaA -" lhiht duNr " '.'"s
NOTICE 10 STpCkHDLpERS
The respective Roaris ~ ptrect"rs -
'ho SEN YORK TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY and ~" NEW YpEN MORT
GAGE AND SECURITY COMPANY having
made and en- cred into ru agreement un-
Gor the respective corporate sea OF n"
sa!i Companies, Tor She merger Of n" snti
NEW YORK. MORTGAGE AND SECURITY
COMPANY iuto the sstd SEN YORK II
TILE INSURANCE COMPANY. under the
name and style % NEW YORK TITLE
ANp MORTGAGE COMPANY, prescribing
tho terms aud conditions thereof. ana the
mode of carrying the same into ehect.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that q
Special Meeting ~ the stockholders 81 tho
SEw YORK TITLE INSURANCE. COM
rANy will he held a. the ONCE % the
said Company. No 1873 Broadway. Borough
~ Manhattan. New York CITY at Il
o'clock. noon. on TUESDAY. June 20, 1875,
to consider ara act upon said ~agreen!cnt
OF merger which will then he submitted 10
said stockholdn-s for their approval.
The stock transfer books Of Tho COMPANY
viii he closed on Friday. juno H., 1915, a. J
O'Clock = W and re"penoi On Nrines-
day, June u, 1916. ~ 10 O'Clock \ "
HARRY \ MAILER, President
FRANK |. 'oDkE, Sertctar2.
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COunttnR the Cost.

With tim and call money RATES stf-
fleming. and as a result la wing somewhat
Of a restraining effect upou new iucur-
Ioratiuus and stock market s~peculations
as u whole. II g. said that among a Ger
tain element IN Wal Street Their. IN A
disposition to bewail the Anglo-i'rvuCh
$500. 900. Goa loan. This element is .u'-
rowfully counting the cost of IA. loan
30 them IN the amount of good money
il haa tied up either Ia til. hanks or va
the hands of investors through the pur
chase Of these bonds. They aye mourn
fully fiEurirH Just how many points 'r
thu stock tnarkot or how many urw'r
and bigger interpretations this ssUn, onn
ace would have been good for had 81 not
been put into such an unattractiv" sc-
curity. according TO their basis of r.l
Souiug. as tho Joint bonds Of IN" British
n French Governments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
COTTON ADVANCES
ON BULL SUPPORT
Crop Ndvirrs COuntcractpd
Also h, short Covering
and Purchases.
STRONG SPOT SITUATION

Local bull support. co,.ring % shorts
a"d buying 10y commission houses com
.rrd 20 give , stead, uudcrtone To cot
~ vesto-day and the market closed at
, net gain uf Il dozen points or -.
During to forenoon there was conSid-
liable huyirg for the account of Liver
pool presumably TO undo s%,raddles. and
q, aas also stated that one Wig line OF
snort cotton had been covered.
scattered showers were reported in
oklahoma received general and beneficial
moisture. Tho weekly weather report
vas quite favorable. II said hat the
--op had made excellent progress and
grassy fields cult, at!on was generally
good
Ir pI,c of She fact that the strength
.r cotton does not meet unanimous
tt,or q must hr admitted that the spot
,'uation j. largely responsible for the
present display Of steadin.ss. The fol-
loving advicee from Memphis throw
some light on his feature
spot quotations show some reduc-
tons. but these have been slight. Tho
decline IN no Instance has been nearly
:, large ~ that IN contracts. the lat
'c- being relatively cheap. Holders are
resting comfortably in their present ro-
s'tion because no great amount of cotton
20 Tor sale. Nothing II being forced on
ne market. All Of tho cotton held here
= IN strong hands. and sales are made
only when prices are considered satis-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
Mules aud MOtOra.

In a circular entitled The Motor Is
sues "a well known stock Exchange
houS" - nv WAY ~ caution aEsirsi
the much feared transportation in the
motto ojo, 10 ],ai,,i,- attention 10 the
tact that il l. not beyond reason Ia
expect that there may I've something of
III. same collapse N the price OF motor
vehicles following the present war as
there was in Nv" price ~ mules after
IN" civil WAY. ~ is PORTED out that
motor mergers already IN effect "ru
those ia the proves - t"inx Effected
have u', point Nl common. namely, That
the, look To- the continuation OF tn"
o., mdud for Wut,r gaiS AZ a rat. which
Viii how continuous development like
that which has been enjoyed s,u"e tie.
Ndi.
Hcr. S. whore IN" inul" part comes
Iu When th' ava Nar Was u prog
css uul"~ formed tho same unit nr
TRANSPORT service ~ motor cars uo go
'Er present Struss.'. The prices 81
mules rose To- sensational levels and
tL. market aud DEMAND for thes" ami
mails a. the result At Tie eNt"nsty.
manner ~ WI.ch the Tinted Stt'cs GOV
,runent purchased them caused great
Misrepresentation va them When the
ar was over and mules w.r" $50 Longer
needed for army purposes there was q
seat slump IA their value resulting
from the Guverumeut dtsposiug ot ~
surplus ct almost any insure.
~ - pointed ont 'nst one" IN" ur..' .
ttr 's oyer There o. apt ~ uo greet,
'..oWIu- over IT automobile N,Yi-los
10 longer needed for military Iuf n,r-,
and - l. predicted thai an. greatest
release - second hand motor ears IN
the worlds history will result. Great
Britain has already placed "A special taN
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THE SUGAR MARKET.


Refined sugar locally VAS UNCHANGED M
80" Loss ! per cent. for cash. basis fine
grannlai"d, with withdraw ais IN fair demand
hut new business light and restricted 10 The
immediate requirements nj the country. The
wv Phllide.ll!a rehneTies still quote Zoo
10 '.%C regular terms.
Raw .susT was easier with spot PRICES
nornlnally unchanged III the absence OF new
business, There were offerings of promp,
'llhas at btc, cost and freight, with prob
ahIN % moderate quantity of Porto Rlcus.
lrutnIN, availabic M tu.r. q. 4 I delivered
store and on lighters.
In the st~encc OF new developments in the
spot situation the market Tor sugar futures
was unll ana Easy, with scattered liuuIda
ton and lack of support sending prices 10
lower levels. The market closed weak, F: 10
!. points net lower. with sales for the day
T,lOl tons. The quotations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
CANADA SENDS MORE GOLD.
additional ss.OOO,OOO In Bpr. Con
sigu~d ia ~. p. Morgau A 60.

Gold bars amounting to $4,000, 900
Nrte deposited IN the ASSAY Office YES
tciday to the account " J y Morgan
n e" The gold was import.d from
OTTAWA and this importation swells IN.
total brought In on this movement 10
approximately s35. $50, 600
prominent banker in clos. touch
with the situation said Yesterday tina,
moro import ttlnus Of Cons.i,rtbl. pip-
portions viii ho made on this movement.
tt there rcmdius IN ottawa a. the pres
'H' tim" y balance OF sold amounting
- approximately 10000. 400.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, June : There were hea,, trans
ACTIONS III I uted states ~meltcrs. which o,r.
icd the price from 90. to 80. closius nj go,
"pner shares ruled strong hut pricp changes
we're not import ant. Rail. we're steady al,
small lot transactions Atlantic Gulf and
West Indie. closed nj "a. an advance of a..
points. total sales being H.. ~ shares. limited
rrult was strong. gaining J points. The sum
mary
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To Amply FOR Listing white Motor.

charles n. Barney a Co, nave issued
u circular on the white Motor Company,
capitalized for $4,000, oOo with "A parity
uf $50, The circular states that applica-
ton to list the stock on the Stock En-
change viii probably be made within tho
I,Nt two ~ thr,c mouths.
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BONI)
C%OTTONSEED OIL.

affected the entire list and prices ruled
rrmer. A higher ls-d market led TO moro
or less shor, covering New crop dHllv-
cries were subjected TO some selling pres
sure, partly for Southern account. Specu
lative sentiment seems very much mixed,
but there u little or no sggrrshiNCness
on the part Of outsiders This quotations
praN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
III FIFTH AXNnue.

WV NVfk, IVIN :" wv
Notice To- hereby gwen tina u ulvlicrd OF
L. has been declared unon tine n~rcicrrsl
payable June !, 1915, TO stockholders o! record
AZ the close of business lurc ~. 1915 Checks
viii br mailed j NJ. " HICKS, Treasurer
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THE DELAWARE 4 ~ D>O> COMPANY

NV 0UTN Wy =. INls.
A quarterly diviI'u1 ot TWj AND ONE
QUARTER ga. ca Iik l. 81 tho car
itsl stock of thus Compsuy WIFI 10 paid at
the ofhro o; the COMPANY, 81 Nsssar
street, IA 'h's cry. ou hul after Tuesdav.
Jun- -, ''l" {" $40 khHllsrS OF record st
close Of tlr mess 20 l,v
BY order Of tho. tuar. n' managers
CHAKl.l.n \ NAiSIit Treasurer
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r. IORIII.AKU COMPANY.

NV NNIkl IuU' M nv
p'vtd"rd- ~ 2, yor cent. on the Pc
ferred Stock and ! rcr cent. ON no Com
mon Stock OF l. l"rillari Company hsy.
been declared. payable July la. 1915. 10
stockholders Of record ~ tho close OF hue
ness June 18th. iEit 'N"cks VIII I've nui.rd
WM, ~ NiIET1, Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
sOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR 60.

The Board of Directors hay, his day ~
cNered quarterly Giviiou'. Of ~ On Tive Pr
fetred Stock and 1Hr an M" Common S'ort;
also AN extra cash l.. tdeNd ~ 90 on the
common Stoot AM tn "N''. S'ous Dlrid"ut
July I, lalH, to piNrihpldrr, 0t rc,pur JUNE
lS,tals. U A D~ILliNGlIhNl N,ut.'srV,
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.


BALTIMORE, June : Baltimore Tube WAS
active. closing % points below the oprulns
price Of 10. tosden REFINING va. traaionall,
lower, while Cosicn Oh aud Gas al ia, wa,
T.. higher Cosien OIL and Gas nr, icrreJ Was
i"avtly traded III AT 4. and q. Bonds we're
steady The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

rITrSBIRG. June , Small price changes
ru'rd IN tho market ONO Fuel. Pure ont,
independent Br, wing and AMERICAN Window
Glass NJ i'hiuc cont nucd m demand I'tt-
hu-- Plate Glass HlOsed At 81 advance of !.
polnt. The summary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Jmne Philadelphia
Electric was i've texture heavy transactions
,,rr,ins II 70 QUIZ fr~n g.. flrrnncss Wa
SHOWN ~ tho NJ, A. u whole witt price
changes oouhue' to small ADV tntes Bonds
Mere a.tlv- Rri nrnI Tn, summary
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SPRINGFIELD RAIIN 4 LIGHT 60
Preferred stock Dividend NJ. u.

The BOARD ~ director. b. IA duy de-
c'arei the sixth CONS u'iN. Glaitsr.y
bivid"ni II on" ana three. uIartars DER
cont. on the Preferred STOCK Of ~. spring
n"!i Halfway y I.Sh' Company. p5,ahT.
July J, 1915, ~ 'ho prrt'ric. -',tk holders
OF record A. ~ Tia clos. ~ business .tur.
10, 1915. th'rks viii he mailed Book.
Tor the transfer II tho Preferred stock ct
III NI l
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND nUHr
COMPANY,
10, II, 20 and 29 William Etreet.

WV N0TN VTy.
The Annual Election for Directors Of The
FARMERS Loan and Trust Company will be
Mold 81 the onire ~ tho Company on Tues
dav, lu'- 18Th, 1915 Polls will ne OMEN
from - N'clork uoon ~ , o'clock r NJ.
AlGlSTlf Y Nicely secretary
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SrrlE> Ar-n Tth. 1915. 49, p''fSh.rrn.
'"'i,hcn;c iSafo4 Tor 10 share of ~,o.t of
re N' Mail steamship tpiupsiN. FIease
return 20 ALFONSO q tROirJf IA
SmI'hhrld street. Fi'tvhutgh. Pcuu,
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Exports Yesterday we're 1851 bales. Total
thus far this season, S.ii, o65 bales. Total last
season. T.aso. 500 bales.
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IN, local market Tor SPOT cotton ws- Iulei.
p" points advance nnddlins i2sic. southern
spot markets ~ Officially reported ~err I'M
changed. . 10 - points slvau"e. New Orleans,
q. sGc Galveston. lHLs savannah. isNc
"sr,ph'-, ilr Augusta t9L Houston
- me
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rhe ~ 4 ". BIDS n Liverpool wero July,
= ~ Octob+r l3H., daularl l3ii" ;
March. ~ 70. Tn" market their WAS due to
opsn 10 DAY I TO ! points advance.
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Interior receipts and stocks

tst mated por' Last
re~irt- to-day. week.
Galveston .... 100 to 200 SAC,
Ssv Orleana 200 to s.e1 $50
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vls . @il' business ~ spot cotton. with md
0fn= noiut- le'lue ~ 10 Sales. 5000
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