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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10
MOTORS TAKE BIG
JUMP ON THE CURB
American Gulf and West Indies
Also Advance in Irregular
Market

NEW YORK, June 1O.-Irregular move
ments were recorded on the Broad Street
Curb all through the two hours of trading
with most interest attached again to the
dealings in the motor stocks. United Motor,
which sold below 72 yesterday. was traded
in this morning at so to S2h In the first
hour but was again in supply and quickly
reacted over 2 points
Chevrolet advanced from 252 to ESQ.
while American Motors and Perlman Rim
rose and fell without special reason. ending
with the price below yesterdays final.
All this work seemed to be for the pur-
pose of aiding in the distribution of syndi-
cate stock. with the expectation that the
rallies would bring in outside buying on
declines The United Motor syndicate for
distributing allotments was wound up yes
terday with profit of points,
There was special strength In American
Gulf and West Indies. which rose 4 points
TO So, crossing the price of the preferred
stock Midvale Steel and Cuba Cane Sugar
We're In fairly good demand. making frac-
tional gains Cosden Oil was the strongest
of the oil stocks advancing v to above 25,
but receded later.
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VEGETABLES

The general market was aule, sgd without
SsS. i2as ,sd YstS Ssa pi York
western sl25 SO. whits ,poiatossg : : Der sS
$40 4 30. Nc 4 Norfolk IS g e 5 50 No Nor
s525 30, 2 south Caroline. $3.50 /. sSsst sSI
80. 2 % g5oe, Sweet Potatoes. Jersey. peis.
crate-No. l. sf.750t,S5; No. p 81 al a e0
CABBAGE, Norfolk and Eastern Shore. Der M >
crate. 81 2501 so Cabbage, Norfolk Der hi
81 ESQ 80. Celery. Florida. per crate 81 TSa
325 Watercress. per 100 bunehes s1 100 , M
Lettuce Virginia. per basket. 25e. @ si Resns
no5se g9f0ns 5o ersen. psi al So esshet-waS
Carolina per = -bbl, basket. 81 50G175 Bsasn
Ias Bsans sosh South esroliha Per 1-s6b g.
mff5 Peas. Norfolk and Eastern Shore nssrr
haif,bbl. basket-Large, si02i small SIC
81 % Peppers Florlda per carrier. 81 aoilS
EesplanE FloFlda. per eFats ii 508a53
sdiiaHh south Carolina. per crate sI q AZ
corn. Florida. per crate. yz4215. Cecashsrs
flerIda per basket. s1.13 % 50. Heefs 49,
caroiIaa per 100 banehss SH4i do Nsrfoif
81 ezrrisr-f faney. $50 g >. chaies 81 s689
fuuasQe4 q lsslssARal s H4t crate son . 81
AanaFakaas zaEssts Hs s9a-tze zee7 Ia0fsa.
naIas 4H# Ize= = esIz- /. S. s&zzfH1aa4. -
4-zH eaaIzat. 1ae #Hss4
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Total snles. s51 900. .conlpnLed with sia,ggl a,.l
S3T8,50O
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT-Receipts, G5.122 bush. The market
was weak and lc; lower, due to bcarish Western
Sdyiges oaota,ions car lots in ,fxSpS9TTt Ss d
10. southern red, Sl.0i "a, ,93i steamer 40;
A. ~ 96% q gg5se rejeScted ad b nG@"SGf, r,0,
further advanced ic under light offerings and 2
trade. as tp, locati9nZzN?; yellow 50 Gs2h :;
SEGF a 7ge No S'4T yeow. @ COB per sS'ST 70 bso
oATsEReceipts, 2s, 729 bush. The market
ruled firm At the late, advance. but trade was
afaHdard aH,gd I'Roi6 @Rite i6a iGs C. o'' No. White al
045tsc.; No. 1 white. II a 42c. sample oats.
ash, a3ais C.; purified oats, graded. ~ Ig45Ae
In sacks There was little trading and prices
the quotations. per 1875 lbs. IN wood; Winter.
dS%F do patent s $50 SS6 K Kansas ceaT cotton
sacks, s4.G04i.S5; do, straight. cotton sacks,
$50; spring, nrst clear, H.oO@5.l5. do,
fayorltc brands, 81, ,aoG G25; city mills choice
and fancy patent, $500 q6,25; city mills, reg
gar grades a. o. y Winter clear s. es9S44S9; do.
RYE FLOUR sold slowly but ruled steady
under light offerings. We quote at 50 W0.5O per
bbl., to quality.
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The Bank of Cuba is shipping 81, 000, 900
in gold coin to Cuba from New York. half
being in new Cuban coinage and other
half in United States gold coin.
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one Of the leading authorities on silver
in this country states that the future OF
the market is hard to forecast at the mo,
mont He points out that the course of
,r,oos IN this country naturally will fol
low VI the market in London and says that
the purchase by the mints OF tne VARIOUS VI us
European nations at present seem 'o Oe
what will make the quotation. r,...,.
There is no doubt that France Russia
and England will use more silver for coin
age purposes, but from what we can earn earn
in this country they have not been lar, iarge e
buvers recently" this man says rms
go, be dne 10 many factors, but In my
opinion ST the principal reason is the high
price prevailing Perhaps those countries les
are waiting for the market to drop OIL
somewhat before they enter agaln as @ pur-
chasers. but from all outward appearances
thew will be compelled to buy again
"Jus when this will be done no one can
saw, although / have an idea they VIII not
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Trading Is Further Animated Because
of Russian Successes at Front

LONDON June lo.-Buoyaney was again
noted In the stock exchange markets today.
Trading was animated under the impetus OF
further successes by the Russian troops
The gilt-edged section was strong. Consols
touched SOS. There were large sales OF
yearly Treasury bills, due to rumors OF an
impending reduction In the rate OF interest.
Home rails were in demand with prior
charge stocks scarce. The American group
was spotted. hut hrmer Ia the main. al
though dealings were small
The tone Of Canadians was harder. hut
irregularity prevailed Ia South American
lines.
There was another spurt In French and
Russian loans, and Japanese descriptions
diEplayel hrnaness
Pending the publication Of the report on
the output Of gold at the Rand last month
kaffirs we're slow.
Following the setback IN the price for the
metal, silver shares weakened Royal Dutch
moved upward again on buying by Amster.
dam. The maintenance Of the 90 per cent
dividend fer the last year sustained shell
transport ana trading shfres.
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TRADING IS SMALL ON COTTON
EXCHANGE, WITH TONE STEADY
Prominent Southern Interests buy
Near Months

NEW YORK, June 1O.-rrading was
small on the Cotton Exchange this mo ~
ing. but the tone was steady July waS
,Iow,r a roints while other months were
unchanged to points higher.
with the exception of buying of the near
months by prominent Southern interest
there was no feature to the transactions
only six trades we're made on the call with
nothing in March. Later small demand
appeared and July recovered It's early loss
,,i,,ta pocep,ber rose points. There
seemed to be little or no cotton for sale.
Liverpool cables were disappointing
prices being unchanged to Il point higher.
They were due to come to 2ik points up.
A priyate cable stated that there was some
straddle and hedge selling in small mar
ket there. 1t was cloudy in the southwest
this morning. but fair in other sections of
the cotton belt. Temperatures were slight
ly higher.
The receipts of cotton at the ports for
the day were estimated at 5000 bales COM
pared with 1886 bales last week, 1857
bales last year and 5445 bales in 1914.
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PURCHASES OF SILVER SMALLER
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HIGH PRIcrA
France Russia and England Believed to Be Waitino
Market to Decline Before Buying-Rapid Trans;t' y
Trust Certificates Most Active on Local Exchsnoo

delay very hong, There is one ..
the recent market which anna ssa,lFs {
been lost sight of and that is s'thbs'sg ths ~ ha
on the part of India and China inatlss
times the two largest consnr,.inn y nolnf
white metal ot d
whether these two countries Mil,
into the market soon or whetbsr .nl ,l Con-
hold on for long time is a ma,,.. r,ss sie
will all buy again some time. aitha,,alsst ulst Atl
discretion might be used in the f,,,ua. non
has been In evidence in the past u'e y 1Aa'
All of the interest in the local
today, today was centred in PhiladelphIa 's,ss ~.
changing hands in the two-hoi,r an w
The activity was at the expense 'ss' "
price, however, there being a ios. q
fraction. Philadelphia Electric sofa q s
later lost the gain and trlhe moss ~ " Y
then was unchanged Electric e.. %
Battery dropped slightly, as did 1'ossn Ios.
Valley. ieelsa|
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Expect Lead to Become Firmet

NEW YORK, June 10.-Leadlng lead
dealers state that all indications point to
firmer conditions than are shown on the
surface. Despite reports of the 7c pound
New York level being shaded, sales are be-
ing made for foreign as we'll as domestic
consumption at the higher figure. and the
point is made that the buyers would not
pay &c. II the metal could be secured at
$500 or 6.s5c. There has been no change
In quotations by the important trade in
ing Company and others holding at &c. a
pound New York.
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FRESH FRUITS

Demand was only moderate but values gen
fEfz ygse s''ss 3oh3%i ggi' Bs6
.. sf.2592. Apples, Western. per box. Sis5
'Q1.75; oranges. Florida per crats. SO. 56G5;
grapefruit. Florida. per crate. s4HB; lemons
per box. 1904; pineaPplss. per erate-Porto
Maryland, per Ct, s4gsc blaekberries. North
ql.s loo i4e, peaches. Florida per carrier.
saStaioGpes iS so caforsis Per Der crate. s ,2a4 do
Florida per crate, 50 2s0g5e5; watermelons'
Florida per car. S250U 400.
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POULTRY

LIyE-The market was quiet but steady under
moderate OFFERINGS, Quotations; Fowls, COG
aOi5 c.; ROSTERS, l3Gl4c;i spring chickens, ac-
24g soc White Leghorns, according to- quality,
pigeons, old, per pair, sOgS@e; do young per
Pat,R DR fSsSEp-The market was in good shape
and firm. with supplies OF desirable stock well
cleaned up Following are the quotations
Ffesh-killed poultry. dry-packed :. Fowls
il to box, dry-plcked.. fancy, selected, 23c. /;
Weighing "A q 5 lbs, apiece 22ls c.; weighing 4
lbs apiece. 2als g weighing 81 lbs apiece,
lee hacked in barrels, fancy, dry y-plcked. north
ern Indiana and Illinois, weghins Az g5 lbs
apiece 22c,: do. southern Indiana and illinois,
Weighing 4 lbs apiece, 21h g smaller sizes. is
q zoe old Toosters, dry-picked 15c. broilers
Jersey fancy. 40 a. 45c.; do. other nearby weigh
ms ~ az lbs; apiece. 3Sg4Oc. smaller sizes
3S o s6c. ducks nearby. spring. 100 9Oc
per doz.. 81; 5g5.loi white, weighing 9giO lbs
doz. sac 500; DO. do. I lbs per dos,. s. 90 a
900 do: Do; ,9@6h lbs. per doz.. 32@2,lO;
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK June 10.-The market for
foreign exchange showed unbroken dullness
In the first hour of business today. Vienna
was a shade lower; sterling showed no
change; rubes displayed steadness, and
Italian exchange and guilders turned a lit
tie firmer Otherwise the market lacked
feature or interest: Quotations: Demand
sterling, ATS lI-l6. cables 4.76 7-16; franc
cables, 5.slB, checks. 5.9l4s; reichsmarks
76 lie Q76A Is lire cables, 6.3s, checks, 639;
Swiss cables. 523A, checks. 5.24A; Vienna
13.1O@13l5; Stockholm, 80 a 1910; pesetas
2O.25 O.30; guilders cables. IL I1-I6
checks. Al 1915; rubles. sO52QsO56.
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled Arm, hut there was lit
smoked and olT;drisd, 26c:i Western, il sets.
smoked and ,alr-drIed 81 q 3Se; Western beef
knuckes, sRd ID o6 tenders smoked 2f@2scS 4 h beef
hams. s., T. cured . loose. SIZE; do
to brand and aveggage 1slsc.; hams Smoked smoked
33c.; picnic shoulders s, P. cured, loose, II lsc /;
do, smoked, ihc,; bellies, In pickle, according
brand and average; city cured, ,2Oc.i do, West
ern cured, lS@ @lshc.i lard, Western, refined
terces 14hc.; do, DO. tubs, IA lac.; do, pure
city, kettle rendered in tierces, II'sc.i do do
In tubs,
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NEW YORK BANK sTATEMEyr
Big Drop in Average and Actual Los,
Demand Deposits Smaller

NEW YORK, June 1O.-The New Va.
bank statement this week shows decr,s.
of $2S,34l.O0 in average loans and r.,
of $61.597,O00 in actual loans. Ayer,s
reserves fell S1,490,40O and the actual 4
creased $16,422,960. Demand deposits /,
both statements decreased. Details foIbr
CLEARING HOUSE MESfBERs, AvFp,e,
CONDITION. "s'
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ADVANCE IN CLEARINGs
Total for Week 1914 Per Cent, Abov
Same Period Last Year

Bank clear!ngs throughout the count1
continue to expand, the total this wees
being $4,746,7S5,1 ,165. compared with Ssasl.
624,751 in the corresponding week Of Is
year, an increase of 1914 per cent PHI
delphia stood second in the matter
increase, with New York first. Dstsa
follow: ~
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I.ivernnnl Cotton

LIVERPOOL, June 10.--Spot cotton at
Liverpool was dull today at a decline of
9 points on the basis of S.40d. for mid
upland. The sales aggregated 1000 bales
including 1000 bales American. The imports
were 5000 bales, including 1000 bales
American. The market for futures closed
uuiet, net unchanged to half point higher.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
spot Wheat DulI h EngIand

+ LIVERPOOL, June lo.--spot wheat was
dull today with blue stem. quoted at us
I'd. unchanged No. / Northern sprine.
Chicago. los Sd, Unchanged; No. hard
winter. los 81, unchanged; No ? red pxin-
ter. los 80. unchanged No. / Northern
Manitoba. los Sd. unchanged No z North
ern Manitoba. 10s ID, unchanged. ana No.
3 Northern Azanltena. Iez - unchanged
Corn Haa Wzak and e lover Hi1h AIazs-
lean mixed and Plate eeca naa1eH 81 IS I'D
HIeaE - Unchanged 4 - -
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
tor the County of Phlsdsehla. Ms Maaeh ~: 49, :

i9le No 4e4s e" Term
Notice Is hereby given that an application vii,
be made % the above court on Monday Juna "a
an act Of Assembly of the Commonly ealth Of
Incorporation and regulation of certain eeSfore ne
TONS approved April 20. 1874 and the sipni mn e.
ments thereto, for the charter Of an a
PgEatisR , tr g y sallsa niHaILt4pELPIifA WOOL
aud object Of which Is to promote fhe infarss5l
OF those persons, Arms and eorporations eT5ss
and for ne protection aud encouragement q seeh
trade hnd colnluerf1. by cooperating Tor - -
prakenen1 Fl conditions elafng 70 fhs haaissias9
u a4tanlIantnE uniformity ID the eusfSs7ss
uaazea q sai4 business. ana hy foslerIn@ q 4.AI
and f4.snaiI anzsfeeaIse 41nons lts members a. -
AIth tHoHE ettH WON IneF have daaIines7 -
for taeze n4fnHsea z base and naaaaas - "a ~
~ AH e Hz zlzAza A4zzeEEH and HfIxiIszzz - -
az1a Hez e Az#Hazal4 4Ha - az6nIssss55 - ss.e
1HeHazHa z1zftzE L nos - HIa +, rs - Aas
slssnza1ek E sEaHoeaa ~
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

was steadier this morning and first prices
were unchanged to points higher. Trading
was quiet.
The coffee market was quiet after the
opening, but the undertone was steady with
not much selling pressure in evidence The
early buying seemed TO be in the nature OF
covering for over the weekend, but at best
the market was a narrow AFFAIR during the
hour of trading The local spot market
was quiet and unchanged on the basis OF
91ac. for Rio No. T.
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CHICAGO. 1nns 10.-Hogs ogs-Rseeipts, II 000.
zaazAszz sEsaax, - - and butchers. $40 :. 90
81 Hshl 4. .1o0 30 plss. 81 S. TO bulk.
- 80 8#s So
'4THI -Rseelpfs 500: markets steady
Essssz sec II 3 eoss apd estfsEs. g. S. D
rsIIss "a #szfsfa. = Isas ha6s. 40 1880 % 5
- s. e 90 eaitsH. s8H4z
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Financial Briefs

Kurtz Brothers, bankers and brokers, an
nounce the removal of their offices from the
| Bulltt Building to the second floor of the
Morris Building, 1871 Chestnut street
A judgment by default has been entered
| for S17,20O,000 In the Federal Court in New
| York against the Western Pacific Railroad
| The railroad company is in receivership,
| and the action was based upon 81 unpaid
| notes.
The gross earnings of 21 railroads operat-
ing in the United States for the fourth week
| in May were $13,001,913, an increase of
| $2,55S,275 over the corresponding week last
year.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States were 2S7, against 292 last
week, 3l4 the preceding week and 426 in
the corresponding week last year. Failures
In Canada number 81, against "a last week.
SO in the preceding week and 81 last year.
The Bank of Cuba Is shipping 81, ,0O0 900
in gold coin to Cuba from New York, half
being in new Cuban coinage and other
half in United States gold coin.
The following applications to list new
securities have been made to the New York
Stock Exchange, Ajax Rubber Company
$47O00,000 common stock; Pacific Mail
steamship, Sl,fOOOUU per cent cumulatiV
preferred stock and $l5O,000 common
stock.
The Financial Chronicle figures the gross
earnings of "a railroads for the fourth week
in May as S2O,536.11S, an increase of
$5,7s5,552 over the corresponding week
last year
Bradstreets says: Recessions from past
feversh activity confirm the belief that the
wire edge is off demand for the time being
at least. Consequently trade, partly be-
cause of mid-season conditions is uuieter.
new business received by manufacturers is
lighter, distribution by retail dealers has
been clogged by cool rainy weather over
a wide area, Still, order books in most
lines are overcrowded. the leading indus
tries are strained to the point of super.
abundant activity. labor is even harder 10
get than heretofore and, because of the
scarcity of help, steel mills are unable TO
increase output.
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NEW YORK. June 10.


a stocks
Republican
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CHEESE-The market ruled firm under light
offerings. but demand was only moderate Quo
l6c; do fair to good, new, l59l5la c.; part
skins, 90 lie.
prices favored buyers. Most of the receipts had
To- be stored for lack OF an outlet Quotations
Western, solid packed. creamery. fancy specials,
S2'a CO.; extra, 395A q s11sc.i extra arstss n1 2o@
soc; frsts, 2Sn2Sl2 c, seconds, II 1W21t9 c.
nearby prints. fancy, Sic; average extra, 81 a
33c.: firsts 2s % 3Oc, seconds, e7G27h c.. gar
licky prints, 2B027c.; jObbing sales or fancy
prints. 81 4Oc.
EGGs-Receipts were moderate and the mar
ket ruled firm with a fair demand. Quota
tions follow In free cases, nearby extra 2Gc.
per doz nearby frsts, STO5 per standard case;
extras 2oc; per d9S m western y te extra frsts aoo
S8 8l5@8.i5 per case; fancy selected canded
fresh eggs were jobblng at 28q80c. per doz.
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STEEL'S UNTITLED ORDERS
LARGER BY 10S,247 TOy
Total on Hand at End of n
9,937,79S

NEW YORK, June 1O.-The r.s.
States Steel Corporation today repo,,ss INV n
filled orders on it's books as Of Ma, !, y =
9,93779S tons. compared with uss.!e
tons on April 90. an increase of sD Ia y.
on May 81, 1915, the tonnage y.
4,26i,598. W
The tonnage compares with nr.,.
months as folloWsi P.e'ea
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NV YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

HH# EoaK 5eaz 9zBUIrER-slo4z trad
szzzH 4zzI|eI - 1I4H z1azE and feeling ueal1ef
#zzzzHIz7 #4Hz aaol4fIoua unchanged
HzHz =azH4 4zzlz 1eEter az yesterday :
aHza HezzIeEa = saz easea- 30 changes 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10

NEW YORK
the
provides
ers the old New Jersey
500
now amounting to approximately A
a of
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FINANCIAL NEWS |
SLIGHT LOSSES IN SOME STOCKS
OFFSET BY GAINS IN SPECIALTIES
Brokers and Customers in Wall Street Devote All Atten
ton to Discussing Results of Ballots at Republican
Convention-Texas Company Up Five Points
High Points in Todays Financial News

Untitled orders May 99S779S
NTH York bank
shoWed
actual
Weeks
declared
Additional York
dividend o.
sivcr in and London
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Eastern Texas Electric Declares Extra Dividend

BOSTON 1oThe
m
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Prairie Oil to Pay Extra Dividend

NEW YORK oThe Prairie Oil a
o 30.
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s2,5OO, 900 More Gold From Canada

YORK P the
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BANK CLEARINGs

Bank elearings today compared with CORE
spending day last two years:
Philadelphia Ss5. sOf Iss s2T ss5 o5l s24 b5ba 5sa
Boston '... Ss262.sl5 2T7S06s7 25.2sT. .4si
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CHICAGO. June tO.-Afected by selling
pressure and a decline at Liverpool wheat
weakened this morning. July opened at
Si07A to s1OsA against Sl,07ai at the
end yesterday, and sold down to S105Ss
before the end of the first half hour. Sep
tember started at si0sia to sl,OSh against
S1.O9h at the close yesterday and receded
to S1.OS. December ranged from S1lOA to
$110% at the start against $i.iiai at the
close yesterday, and sold eff to S1.iOh.
II was believed that the technical posi-
tion had been softened by the recent active
covering. The cash article showed no inn
provemcnt.
The English market was influenced by
large native offers. free arrivals from
abroad and predictions of heavy worlds
shipments for the week to the United King
dom.
Foreigners believe that damage to the
new crops in this cot6.try and Canada will
be offset by the heavy carry over.
Atlantic freight room was offered freely
at the recent decline, and charges to Ar.
gentina are easier Planting is progressing
in Argentina.
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Local Reserve Bank Statement

The condition of the Federal Reserve Bsns
Philadelphia at the close of business daas
compares as follows;
RESOURCES.
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market was quiet but steady. Quo
powdered, T.40d I 75c.; confectioners' A, 7.2O9
7.55c.; soft grades, 6.55 @7 7.5Oc.
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SELLING PRESSURE
WEAKENS WHEAT
Decline at Liverpool Also Hurts
Chicago Prices, Which Drop
All Along Line
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

NEW YORK, June t0--Advices received
at the Weather Bureau this morning indi-
cnteh the following weather condltlonsi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10

The following prEcipitatiOn. Qn incheO
yas ,teportedi, Calsaary, .lsi Medlslns Hat
.92; Valentine. .06i North Platte; .2Gj reoria,
.O2i Chicago. OCT Cleveland, .12i Richmond.
1925 Lexington, .0s; Lomisville. .22 Indlannp-
oils. 20; Sandusky, ,2S, and Toledo, .O4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10

Total sales. l9s.4OO shares, compared will
267 900 shares last Saturday; this week. OSS
200 sharesI last week, i.9l2,5 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10

Kurtz Brothers, bankers and brokers, an
nounce the removal of their offices from the
Bullltt Building to the second floor of the
Morris Building, 1921 Chestnut street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

HH#4t tea per eHnf.
eszH s9 e 3. za eeE esafi aza ezsx 90. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10

al Total sales 81 .Ie4 200. compared with 81 $685.
week, Sls,252 600. 'ass