davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-01
Yesterday Scores
In Major Leagues
NATIONAL.
At Pittsburg

At Pittsburg-
HE.
Cinti. 100 001 600 900 600 3-5 II 1
Pitts. 900 002 900 900 900 % s S
Batteries: Toney and Wingo: Mil
Ter and Wilson
st. Louis ...... 900 200 soo-5 o
Chicago ....... 900 o01 0oO-1 10 4
Batteries: Doak and Snyder; Laven-
der. Packard and Fisched.
Second game
st. Louis .... 0o3 900 ooo-a 8
Chicago ........ 103 900 20s-6 s 2
Batteries: Ames. Meadows and Con
zales; Seaton, Packard and Archer.
At Philadelphia
New York 80. oo3 900 o1o-4 2
Philadelphia -. 600 100 O01-2 9 0
Batteries: Benton and Rariden;
Bender, McQuillan and E. Burns.
R. H. E.
Boston .... OIL 900 OOO-2 s 2
Brooklyn ..... 010 900 1913 s /
Batteries: Barnes and Gowdy; Pfef.
fer and Meyers.
AMERICAN.
At New York
R. H. E.
Philadelphia -. oo2 300 o11-7 10 /
New York .. 001' 200 05*-8 { 2
Batteries: Majors, Wycoff, Busch
and Meyer; Cullop, Heating and Nun.
amaker.
Second game.
R. H. E.
Philadelphia =. o1o 100 12o-5 8 4
New York ..... 800 POI 21*-9 10 3
Batteries: Wycoff and Meyer; Mar.
kle and Walters.
Cleveland 80. 900 004 O24-10 II /
St. Louis .... O20 OO2 DOL 5 ~ 2
Batteries-Mitchell and Billings
Davenport, Groom and Hartley.
Chicago ....... 900 100 1914 ii 0
Detroit ....... 900 42O Oft 9 o
Batteries: Danfroth. Wolfgang and
Schalk; Dauss and Stanage.
At Boston
r. H. E.
Washington . 900 900 01o- 1
Boston ....... 100 SOB 0O*-1O is 0
Batteries: Gallia, Harper and Will
liams; Gregg and Thomas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-01
It's ALL WRONG

They said Fred Toney, the Red,
could only pitch on the hottest Of
days.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-01

AT Pittsburg- -......
R. II. E
Chit. 100 001 600 900 600 a-5 IL !
Pitts. 900 002 900 900 900 % 6
Batteries: Toney and Wingo; Mil
Ter and Wilson. IL.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Yesterdays Results.
Toledo, s; Columbus, 8.
indianapolis, 4; Louisville, 2.
Milwaukee, 4; Kansas City, 8.
St. Paul, 5; Minneapolis, l.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-01

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
HEAVY GOLD IMPORTS HAVE
LITTLE EFFECT ON STERLING
Nearly S1O,OOO,OOO of Yellow Metal
Comes in in Week

NEW YORK, June 3.-The fact that
nearly tt0.000.0oo in gold was received
from Canada during the last week. to be
exact s9,ssB, 900, was reflected TO only a
very slight degree in the market for ster-
ling exchange The imports bring the total
receipts on the movement to about $27 7,000,-
900. The market generally was extremely
dull at intervals, and French exchange ad-
vanced relatively more than sterling.
This Improvement was attributed to
progress made in the mobilization of for
elgn securities by the French treasury.
The National City Bank. in It's monthly
circular says that II Is assumed the imposl.
ton of the 2s tax on American securlties
Ia due to the fact that offerings of securi-
tics on the British Government which came
first from corporations and other large
holders. have fallen off of late, and that
tho British treasury believed important
amounts are still held in Great Britain.
Although tho treasury has been making
sales from time to time In the New York
market, II is not believed to have anywhere
near exhausted its acquisitions, and the
new announcement probably does not fore
shadow unusual offerings here.
The securities are wanted as sure
means OF creating offsets in New York
against the enormous purchases that are
being made by the ALLIES and they will con-
tinue to be sold or used as collateral here
as credits are required.
The market for foreign exchange this MORN
ing was exceptionally dull. and the prospects
are business will be sluggish all of next
week. owing to the fact that after today there
is no mail steamer available until Satur-
day Of next week. This will no doubt re-
fleet some dulness. This morning sterling.
francs. relchsmarks, Swiss. Vienna, pesetas
and guilders were unchanged Italian
exchange and roubles we're a shade
easier. while Stockholm was trine
frmer, Quotations: Demand sterling,
4.75% @475 1916 cables, 476 7-161
4.76ts franc cables, 5.90% checks, 5.91%
77977M; lire cables, 635M
checks. 6.36; Swiss, 5.22h for cables,
checks. 523Kf Vienna, 1325913.SO: Scan
30M @30k: pesetas. 2O1O0
1920; guilder cables. Al 7-16 checks,
Al 9-16 rubles, 3O.4O@30.5O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
DEMAND FOR COTTON GROWS
SOON AFTER QUIET OPENING
July, Supplied by Interest With Ger
man Connections, Sells Fast

NEW YORK. June with the excep-
tlon Of trading In July. which was actively
bid for by spot interests and Southern
houses, the cotton market was small af-
fair on the call The tone held steady and
prices were points lower to point higher
Nearly all the July sold on the call, esti-
mated at from 5000 to 5000 bales, was sup
piled by one interest, with German con-
nections. although this operator at times
has represented prominent financial instl-
tutions
After the selling had been completed the
market took on a better appearance and
the demand increased. so that at the end
Of the first Is minutes OF trading prices
had advanced to s points from the
opening
Weather conditions we're fair, the ex-
treme Northeast having rain with more
promised east OF the Mississippi. Tenn
peratures were slightly lower.
Liverpool cables were lower than due, be-
ing unchanged to / u points lower against
expectations OF gains of 1 to / Y points.
The receipts OF cotton at the ports for
the day were estimated at II, 900 bales, COM
pared with ss47 bales last week, 1895
bales last year and 934s bales in 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
U. S. SECURITIES
HIT BY NEW TAX
In GREAT BRITAIN
Payment Of Two Shillings
Causes Them'to Flow Into
Treasury Control
NO COLLATERAL LOAN
London Still Exhibits It's Money
Power in War-China
Chaos Serious
NO COLLATERAL LOAN
By FRANCIS w. HIRsT
Special Gable 10 Evening Ledger

LONDON, June 3.@-The two shillIngs
income tax ls proving n powerful engine
and American securities are now flowing
into Treasury control in great volume.
Robert Fleming In soon TO be In New
York. but no news has been published here
regarding a suggested collateral loan.
London is still exhibiting It's money
power in the war. The German Chancellors
explanation is timely. III we look at the
land map we must look at sea maps and the
economic chart of Germany.
Thursdays dividend payments by tho
Bank Of England were the highest on rec.
ord. thanks TO the war debt
EKcheduer bonds are attracting In
vestors more and more. Home railroad
stocks are also favored by those who sell
American securities The chaos in China
ls serious but the July interest on Chinese
bonds has been declared SAFE
Politics here Is becoming more interest
Ing. After the whitsuntide holidays n more
regular opposition will be formed on mill
tarlsm, free speech and finance. The Irish
party also will be formidable unless set
tlement is effected.
As regards peace, no party in this coun-
try ever will accept defeat. The popular
determination is to save Belgium and satls-
fy the French people, the rest TO be COM
promise. Very few want the war to con-
tlnue for Interior ends or revenge after a
substantially satisfactory settlement be-
comes attalnable. According to the best
opinion gather, peace Is nearing the hori-
zon Of practical politics. If so. the existing
financial confidence becomes Ineligible.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Naval Engagement Affects Business,
but Selling Is Light

LONDON, June "A weaker tone was
noted in securities on the Stock Exchange
today, but business was dull The markets
were affected by the naval engagement
There was no heavy selling. however, and
the trading was without feature There
was disposition TO wait for further news
on the battle.
The gilt-edged section was softer. The
Treasury announced fresh form OF bor-
rowing In the shape Of one and two-year
war expenditure certificates OF 1000 pounds
sterling and upward. This gives a complete
range Of war securities from short dated
treasures TO Ave year eNchequer bonds
Americans were irregular. but lower In
the main. The Treasury has been over
whelmed by the recent heavy sales OF dollar
Issues only buying prices are quoted and
quotations for the leading common stocks
are not announced until the arrears have
been cleared
The home railway group lacked steadiness.
South American lines were quite. Allied
bonds were maintained.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
MOTORS ARE BOOSTED
AGAIN ON THE CURB
United Forced Up 3 Points.
Chevrolet Jumps IL to New
High Price

NEW YORK, juno s.--The same infiu-
ences prevailed on the Broad Street Curb
which were effective in causing advances
IN motor stocks on the New York Stock
Exchange. The United Motor syndicate
continued its manipulating tactics. placing
orders for thousands of shares In that
stock on which It rose above 85, n gain
of over three points.
The high record for Chevrolet was again
lifted, that stock moving up ~ points to
272 and White Motor gained over one
point PerIman Rim and Springfield also
showed strong tone, making gains Of
about two points. The purpose OF the ac-
button by the syndicate and IL is reason
able 20 assume that advances in other
motor stocks are intended to aid In this
distribution.
What will come after the delivery of
. matter OF conjecture. Past precedentB
indicate that after the delivery OF the stock
It win be in free supply at concessions.
Movements In other issues were narrow
and without much Significance. Flemish
Lynn continued in fairly good demand with
some impressive buying based on the knowl-
will be issued on Monday showing the
company to be IN strong financial position.
with cash on hand amounting to more than
100000. The formal steps In the Lynn
merger win be taken at the meeting on
June 10.
OIL issues were quiet and without irnpor-
tant change Midvals Steel was inactive.
Cane Sugar continued strong. moving up
ana fsnfuf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
Financial Briefs

Gross earnings Of the Detroit United Rail.
ways during April were Sl,2Ts,949. an In.
crease Of S237,556 over April. 1915. Net
earnings. 1ass'2ss. increase ss4.s5O.
Commercial failures this week In the
United States were 292 against 314 last
week. 54s the preceding week and s4s the
corresponding week last year
The Bank of England bought f4s,OOO in
bar gold
Rock Islands loading at Chicago last
month increased over 10 per cent, and It's
total loading. including freight from con-
Meeting lines, increased near IL per cent
Gross earnings OF 3B railroads during the
third week OF May, according 20 figures OF
the Financial Chronicle, were S12,24B. .sO4,
an increase Of ss,bsi,7bs over the corre-
spending week last year,
The Bank OF England reports the amount
Of currency notes outstanding as El0s $50
574. against f1Os.2s6.S71 last week The
amount OF gold held for the redemption OF
such notes Fsmains-at fzs.so0.00o.
T. =. Murphy has applied for member
ship In the Chicago Board Of Trade. The
estate Of w. P Rend has posted its seat
in the Board for transfer
COLO coin 70 the amount OF HlfO0O.OOO
has been Withdrawn from the New York
subtreasury for shipment to Cuba.
A compilation by the Interstate Com.
mercs Commission Of the earnings OF i2z
railroads during April shows gross revenues
u fze9 sss.eo0 and expenses Of se7,567, ,lO9.
IL comparison with 1881 600 fos April.
-Slb. The average number OF miles oper.
ated Was 1885.
-. - -, .
subtEsasnFy yesterday si,sts,eeo.
Bradstreet's says "Fsverlsh buying has
subsided, but IN its place has come 4 steady.
more orderly and yet very large volume Ia
business and the virtual arrival Of the be-
tHesn-ssasons period sees irade as well as
Industry moving along a. : rate far aboqs
the eeszona1 normal Neither tue reduced
domestic buying ~ steel nor tha aeaknesu
81 se4zHezH nl9 iron. ola mazeflals ard
#af# azz#Hzz a5 eopttr' spe'fef. Izz1. In and
EI|4sHz Isea 'sf4e u A. olhaFHzz eEfons
s. zzIz zaH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

Conditions in the steel market are quiet
requests for quotations and time TOT de-
livery being less urgent than for some
months. There ls some foreign demand,
but the European consumers are not as
anxious to place orders for the future as
heretofore and domestic consumers also are
less urgent in their demand
However. the business being taken by the
leading interests is still somewhat larger
than the production. despite the heavy In
creases made IN plants and equipments
during the last year. which has enlarged
the productive capacity Of the country con-
sderaby
Officials Of the steel companies say that
they are entirely satisfied with conditions
as they are as they are booked 30 far In
advance that the smaller buying ls giving
them a chance to get their bearings"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
NEW YORK. June ..


Of
stocks which be
There and
noted Curb
a OF at
hurried
news the
with financial rests gen
be
Of
10 the political situation
sconven -
Ihere further
OF an additional 5ooooo gold
o
preferred moved
bonded debt
the payment of 2Oo0000
report receive dividend
DO payable on retirement notes after the
NEW YORK
same as three months All
" ~ -
England erican Securit Liable More Tax
LONDON June 3-An
to
the 49, ' $1,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
REQUESTS FOR QUOTATIONS ON STEEI.
AND TIME OF DELIVERY LESS URGENT
Some Foreign Demand but European Consumers Are M
Anxious to Place 0rders-Week Closed With Quiet
Trading on Local Stock Exchange

For some articles Of steel there ls
tinued large demand and a eub...'..ss. W.
amount Of business Is still in sight 4, f,''.,A =
producers. so that the steel companiss -
assured record earnings for many MONS. 4.
The week closed on the PhIlads,tss,@
Stock Exchange with quiet trading ~ w.
ers did not show any disposition n ~ ~
any new commitments over Sunday usf N.Y.
changes were irregular. Cramp tr,,., ~
ti1cates rose half early in the firss fia't 49, w
Philadelphia Rapid Transit trust ,.1.' NV
Gates were unchanged at 10, and Yort W.. "
ways common slipped Off a half 80. eee
pennsylvania Railroad, on the FIRST ,i.. ssi's
showed gain of more than a hs,s -
some Of this was lost later. Readlns ~
more than n point. Most Of the ts.s,s. ~.
was In United States Steel conn,or e',ns sas
the stock only showed fractional ra,, w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
LEGAL ApYERTIsEMENTs
Ifl5TN IN THE COURT OF COMMON FLEA
Nc. q for the County Of PhlladslPhiA

lfS5TN IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEaz
Ne. q for the County Of PhlladslPahA'
Notice 10 hereby given that an application ~
6s made % the above Court on Monday. Jun. =
1916 At 10 O'Clock q. m, under the profltItI
Of an act OF Assembly OF the Commonweelth
Pennsylyania, entitled AN act 20 prOeide tpr y
tions" approved April 2eth, 1874, and thf
plements thereto. for the charter Of an lnlfn4z
Textile AssOelatlOn." the character and o.
OF which 10 10 promote the interests q thss e
purchase. sale and manufacture OF wool ~
Tor the protection and encouragement of -
improysmsnt q conditions relating e ths We. n
and u9aEes Of said business. and BY foqtellss
frank and friendly Intercourse among its 49,
bers and with those with whom they have -.
mss, and for these purposes 10 have and Poe--Is-
ana enjoy all Of the rights. benefits and f..1
leEs9 Of the said act Of Assembly and its anf f
ment1. The prOpoaed charter u now on ra4
'hs once 3t 81 1lf p aotraa "a
Solicitor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
VEGETABLES

The general market was quiet and without
gsi 5gsss5 5sP,sgHsHsyI > gs IyaRis; ,,isssgi New
potatoes, PEI bbi'--No. i Fiogida. t55Oab'H '4s3
10. Floflda.. 81 ~ 5Qi N9, 1 geuth Carolina,
Peisiesss ysgsssy' gsT RasEsl !. Is dsosss.!i
atf; 10. 2, b0qe0c, Onions, Texas, per eulsi-
cabbass, E9Efsik Sad EastsEg sh9Es. Per b6i,
"a 3 ~teiSfy Fiorida. S"T iek Srsts per 9PlS
3g5.v sWalsfersss, ~ 100 6une6ss. lisS8
D. Bssgsb egFth csrolil94s oPss ;bbL basEst,,
South CafoIina- per = -bbL Basket ii 'B0&5'
bsSfstzIsFss lz92s9; small iigf.so = Psp. Iss,
Fiorsdsi psr aa eIsfs. ubo6Sb6 sauas ssRani sea
carollna. psr crete gI354l, 90 cueumbsiriai..
caToli7a, gs5 lee sgaehss. ssgl; 81, Norfolk
esIrisr- ~ -F1ney Ss0s 50. ehoiss Rsf
Asparaggg. ysFssy. Per bR1sh,-EsaeY. is 3 zoe.
1,lb. basket. eoe. q II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Twin CITY KapId ITan8lf Company, rsaalaf
quarterly Of II per cept on iig couilnoa afoch
snd " ,gEfir eens %. On NJ prsfsTs4 stsgs. eeth
United Llshl 4nd Railways compahy. regular
fieek payabie July IS 70 stock q record
Heci1 Mining Company, moathly Of Is csais
. share. payable 4aue 90 o. Nay - Iazl
difieend ol Ae eeHtz 2 ehale eel patd
q ~. seat g Hs4Hf+4 r4fetie 4aIz / =
4l4EN "a kat4Fa 4aa4 ] g Boots AZ nal ezazz
NtD. laH4 H4zzI E1HI1444|. Il4la44 z.llzHzzzI =
tI t# rs8 eeHf aH HfsI4If1l N8IaIIa 4#4 -
4I1IEIIII4Es p zaaaza 44.. I4I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

f. LIVERPOOL, June s.-spot wheat vas
weak and unchanged today, with blue stem
quoted at lis. Sd. No. 1 Northern Spring
Chicago, Ila.; No. hard winter, los. Sd. I;
No. red. winter. los l1d. No 4 Northern
Manitoba, lis Id No. 2 Northern Mani
toba, i0s ia, andHo. . Northern Mani-
t0ba. los. Sd. Corn was quiet ana un-
changed. with American mixed quoted Al
i0a 6d and plate at loa SID.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
LiverpOOl Cotton

LIVERPOOL June Spot cotton today
was quiet and unchanged on the basis OF
8.43d for md-upand The sales aggregated
1000 bales including 1880 bales American.
The imports were 5000 bales, of which 77OO
bales were American. The market for
futures closed quiet net unchanged to / u
points lower
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

Many Of the delegates and alternatss
tional Convention viii leave for Chicago
at O'clock tomorrow afternoon on t6e
Panhandle express The Jersey Prosres-
sives will leave On special train Over ths
Laekawannz from Hob0ksn on Monday
night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
AVERAGE.
CLEARINGs UP 1913 PER CENT.
All Cities Contribute to Gain During
Last Week

Bank clearIngs throughout the country
continued to expand during the last week.
the total being H.s35,5 ,595.452. against $s.-
236,94s2s1 in the same week Of the preyi-
Gus year, gain of ss.0 per cent. Philadel-
phia was third. Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

CHICAGO. June Sit Il reported that
the Great Lakes Dredse and Dock Com
pany contemplate doubling ~ capital sloa<
the new lEque - be haif preferred ana a.
Remainder eplnHon. 4Aa company We -
ecfQtret4o "a He# jersey 90 NAY 4aaE
ana has Hn HaEH1z#zsa F1pftai 81 ga.6a8'z
49, 40 rn1 eIaa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
PROVISIONS

There was little trading, but values were
smoked asd alrdTIed 'SGc; Western t1i II sets sets
SMOKED and air.drled 81 a 2so,; western beerf
knueklsess lsso ggd nd tndserS; smokeds 2d92sG.; beef
s. p. cured, loose, is@1sMc;i do. skinned,
ntbsr hams sm6a3 3D. cI d9 sTed sSSen lV bzand
and average 1sisq.i hams. smoked: Western
cured, 1shc.; do, boiled. bOneless, 30c.; picnic
shoulders, s.; p. cured. loose 12hc.i DO.
smoked 13hc;i belllesS in pickle. according
Ss g brand and sysTTsfs; city cured l9e; do,
hned. tierces. 4hc. DO, do. tubs, l4hc.,
do pure city, kettle rendered in tierces. II 4ho.i
do. do, tubs. IA &c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK June 3. - BUTTER--Excessls
supplies. dull trading and general market weatf
Receipts. sO24 Extra. 30iz c. higher scoflH
81 OBI y G. State dairy. 29h @3Oc. lmitats
EGGS-Hlgh grades firmer, medium and lof
quality Irregular. Receipts. 2s.6l3. ouotatna
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
PRnPnsAIa


tue CgAhECiIS0 RAILWAY fOsifAH
work appurtenant % abollshmsnt Qi tia@
Crossings on the Chestnut Hill Branch. -
sealed proposals Tor ths work under ne =
l9"ins contract VIII be received AZ ~ ~
of the Chief Engineer, Room col. Broad tl1
ii o'clock a. m.
Via. Contract No. ! for sradinE Hias21
ana ADPuflenant work for chansing si-1.
llaekn from point south of GraNerH l4A.s
Cnestnut Hi station and eouatruciinA tl -
0f ifartWel NYenu4.
Plans. speehcaiions ana blank forus
glddnF may b. obtained at tha Q4ico qt
tnlff hn1ileers Room to7, Broad silc4l rit'''I
ine fikht ~ Iesersed ~ the CoInfEiIn4 "
9ak COMPANY fcnnsslvania Hallrcao rp'Nft
L@1A-e 70 Feloct any All bids
A. q. sHAED,
Chef Eualnaari
y. 81 TEMPLE
Aaaiatznl chlef 11IiNt-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT-Receipts. 20, OGO bush. Tho market
was quiet and nomlnally unchanged Quota
tio1S: Car lots. n EXPORT elevator No, 9 red
spot and June. 81 .0lh n I. O3h No. Southern
red, 9n@h G gSi9ih steamer No 2 red. esls q
A, pBn 9Sc. rejected -. Dlh mD6Ac.
cOEN,,-Receipts 3Go0s bush. The market
dull at the late decline. Quotations: Car
lots for local trade. as TO location. No; yel-
low. lS5 4SO steamer yellow, 7SW70c. No.
2, yellow, 75ls @IISHc,; N2i, I yellow. 72h %
OATs-Receipts, 81, sis bush There was lit
lie trading and the market was largely nominal:
white, 4G@r iGh e;j No. b white, AZ 945l g;
No. 1 white, 42h a 43h c., sample oats 500
40G;i Purihed oats, GRADED, lia @iSe;o
in sacks. Trade was slow and values were
larscly nominal. Following arc the auotati2ngs; Ions;
P.i5i do, s,r%EGt 81. 25 y % ). 30; DO patsnt,
81. 10 al 50: Kansas clear. cotton sacks. J.70p
3. do. stralght. cotton sacks. 80 20@S $50; do.
patent. cotton sacks. s5.GOW5I5 spring. first.
clear. s5,g55;39; do. stTaight. i5.40m 90; DO.
city mills choice and fancy Patent. 1926 @g 80;
45, 10 do. straight. s5.25 @550; do. patent.
rye flour sold slowly. but ruled steady
under light offerings; We quote ht S5D5.5O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
LIYE sTOCK QUoTATIoNa

CHICAGO. Jaas Hods-Rsoslpts. II ca
Aerkfs y slpsF e. lPgsI ~ 4lsSe - 6sEk6
613f bs.k = 9Ha,fo. -. -
ftI4|IIlHz szIaHaIE4E. In0. naalss4s 49,.
Hss4.4. s. - #4Ia4I e4N9 and fesdszs ax-s6&
y si8iiis go fsssas'
si'l,s s. s=Isss 80 q, l.''is. 80 s..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
Cotton Statistics

NEW YORK. June 5.--rhe statistical position
OF cotton Is follows:
This week. Last week Last year
81 which Amsr 5.67i,Oii 5o6sI..57S 4.22YYSS.iiS5
June sac. 1s4 II aol .2s4 14bss oo1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Average Loans Increase $3,432, 900 and
Actual Fall $9,799,O00

NEW YORK, June 3-The New York
statement showed an increase of S3,432, 900
In average loans and n falling on Of So
100 900 In actual loans. Average reserves
fell $7,9s1,SO0 and actual declined Se,125,-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03
RANK CLEARINGa

BANK cleSrlnEs today compared with cor
responding day last two years.
1915 1915. 1914
EhiIsaslPhiA see sse ssss s2s 1888 lss ,s4 500
New York .6Ol,7tT.BOi slos5S.ss3 gS7.s50 is