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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-28
CURB TRADING QUIET,
BUT MARKET is FIRM
Business Restricted Owing to
Midsummer Weekend Absen-
! tees-Marine Skies Decline

NEW YORK, July 2S.--Trading on the
Broad street curb was generally quiet with
business restricted because of midsummer
weekend causing many absentoes. There
vas no pressure of stock, however and tn
market generally showed n firm tone, the
only exception being the Marine skies, when
are traded in when issued. Dealings in
these bonds were on large scale with the
price declining from 961a to 94h most of
the selling being based on Information in re-
gard to the provisions in the reorganization
plan, which is expected to be published
within few days
Aetna Explosives were weak In the early
trading. selling at 7h, but later developed
nounced that the new Strombers Car
buretor stock for which the syndicate books
closed today had been heavily oversub-
scrlbed. There is authority for this state
ment that the new company has on it's
books orders sufficient TO keep its plant
running at full capacity well into 1917.
The stock ranged today from 42A to 43.
Zinc Concentration was firm, with sales
at 4 b and Az, and there was a firmly
good demand for Mdvale Steel which
ranged from 6lh to 62A. Fluctuations
in motor stocks generally were narrow and
without Importance
Pan-Amerlcan preferred sold at S5h and
S5. 1t is understood that their syndicate
will be called on to take back 80 per cent.
of the offering of the stock for this COM
pany
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Financial Briefs

the purchase Of all common and preferred
stock OF Crew, Leyick Company, OF Phila-
delphia, recently made through a syndicate
composed Of Montgomery Clothier and
Tyler, Kissell kinnicutt & Co. and Elkins,
Morris q Co. was for account OF Cities
Service Company, and the property will be-
come subsidiary of that company.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has
held that the proposed increase OF cents
per ton on bituminous coal in carloads from
mines in Illinois and Indiana TO points In
Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and Michigan
are Justified.
A New York Produce Exchange member
ship has been sold for $1,000. an advance
OF $50 over the last sale.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT--Recelpts %, 49, bush. The market
ruled firm with good demand aud light OFFER
i9ss Qn9tatlons; ,cssr l lots 30 in export e9ytor
red, $i,22@i.24i steamer No. red, si.2l 9
In: No, red, i2i ~ 20; rejected A, Sl.lSY
~; rejected -, Sl.16m1,1S.
CORN--Recelpts, rs, i7S bush. Prices were
well maintained. but trade was quiet Quota
tlons Car lots for local trade, as to location.
Western No, . yellow. n24n2la c; do. steamer
yellow 9i@nil4c c, DO, No. yellow. 80 0u0Oc;
oATS-Reccipts. 80, 607 bush. Trade was
quiet but prices were steadily held. Quota
TONS No. . white 40 a IDlA e; standard white.
asa isk 81. No. . white. 4Gs 6cI7hc; No, 4
white, I3la q iihc: sample oats. 4O1z Q4l5s c:
purified oats, gr3ded, ,4G4i -e- c,o -.
in sacks. There was little trading but mill limits
we're firmly maintained QuotatloIs per 5, ig6
s.. % @ 5.75: do. patent. $575aO o; Kansas. clear
ton sacks 9.75aG; do. patent cotton sacks,
straight. $4,000 ). .90: do. patent sGm6.jO; DO
fayorite brands, S6SM725- city mills. choice
lar grades a. Winter clear. $9g9T9&2SS' do.
RYE FLOUR was quiet but steadily, held;
We quote nearby at Si.5O@4.75 per Dbl. and
western at SJdn5,5U
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eral EXPANSION, It does not seem likely sHat
such a step win be taken, as as much fnQne1
as possible will be needed to carry out fise
ideas OF the management It also Has
been suggested the stock will be exchauseal
share fer share, in the new company. y
is not known, however. whether the HfF
stock will have a par value of $50 or f25.
as at present.
Considerable demand developed for Eit1-
trio Storage Battery in the trading on .1t
Philadelphia Stock Exchange today
price advancing 2h by midafternooH
is known that the company's bushes
good. and it was said at the office Of E.
company this afternoon that 1t is Id
down with orders. The belief was held
In some quarters Of the Street today t
there is n possibility of an increz
dividend on the stock at the next mee.
of the directors This meeting will -
place September 6. Since 1910 the e.
pany has been paying dividends at
rate of per cent on the common sttzZ|
declared quarterly.
Elsewhere in the list there was ys=s@
little done and price changes were naru44
with few exceptions changes were on I'D
side Of advances. but they were moal'a
fractional. discordant note was stIti<
by York Railways preferred, which declne1'
IL The Street was at loss to accdunI
for the weakness in this issue, inasmuch az
the earnings so far this year are far ahead
of the same period of last year and from
what can be learned they continue good
Small fractional gains were recorded IN
Philadelphia Electric, Philadelphia Trae4
tion, Cramp trust certificates, United Qaa.
Improvement and few others.
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COTTON BuYers and Seller

NEW YORK. July 2s.-August-Hart
corn and Bartlett bought Brooks sold.
Oetober-MOntgomery, Geer Schill. Hart
corn, Oryis. Wilson. Newman and Rosen-
berg bought Brooks, Geran, Freeman. H.
Hubbard, Norden and Springs sold.
December-Hopkins. kimball, Hartcorn,
Montgomery and Lowenstein bought Free
man, Geer, IngersOn Bartlett. Lehman.
Gone, r. Hubbard, Lyman, Riorden and
McDougal sold
January-SelIar. Kelffer. Wilson, Leh-
man. Royce. Kimball, RioTden, Holmes,
Lester and Schill bought; Oryis. Bartlett.
Clifford. IL. Hubbard, Watkins and Nc
Fadden sold
Mareh-LOwensteln. Cassard sellar.
Newman and Geer bought Schll. Lester.
Rountree, Parrott,> Sehley and McEnany
sold.
Nay Aitehell. schill Hopkins ana Royce
bought Downs ana RounlEee sold
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Fhe market for
coffee futures opened quiet. but steady with
first prices unchanged TO l point higher
Trading was inactive, with sales on the eau
ESQ bags.
The market for coffee futures. after the
opening developed a frmer undertOne, al.
though prices kept within a narrow range
ana at the end OF the first hour showed a
gain Of couple OF points or so on buying
by a leading operator mostly OF the May
position, sustaining factor In the market
was the continued frmness Ia Brazil The
local market for spot coffee was steady
with Rio No. unchanged at az.
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POULTRY

LIvE--The market. was quiet and without
important change, Offerings were ample. Quo
tations: Fowls. 1915 @2lc; ROSTERS. lao i4e:
spring chickens. according to quality. weigh
Ing lM3 lbs. and apiece. % l1 9Uc: white
Leghorns. according to quatyl 50q 5sc: ducks
as to size and quality. liWl6c; plgeons old
per Rqig 23Q2Se do young per pair 20@3?c
were pretty well cleaned up at full figures. Quo
tatio1s; kresn-kiled. dry-packed fowls. !. 20 Uox
dry-picked, fancy selected. 33la c; do weighing
3h l5 LBS lbs apiece 22e; DO ,weighIng 4 lbs
do, weighing 3 lbs apiece, aO@21c Fowls. in
bills, ice-packed, fancy. ry-picked-Northern
Indiana and Illinois, Weighing 4fD5 lbs. apiece.
2lhe; DO. southern Indiana and Illinois; weigh-
Old ROSTERS. dry-picked. l5c: broilIng chickens
Illinois. large, 20427ci do, Indiana, large,
ers. Jersey, fancy 832?,Q2le; bTollersa other
broiers, nearby, smaller sizes. q q zoe; ducks
nearby sPTTlIB5ffs Zoe SQUADS per- d9zE-Whte
white Weighing 9gI0 lbs. per doz,a si9o95;
do white weighing lbs per doz.. S36S s0
dl9s white. weiEhia5 G4Gia lbs. per doz,. 81 %
75egsl.25.
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nUTTER-Fancy stock was in small supply
and prices advanced u on solid packed and 1c
on prints Following are the quotations: West
crn. solid-paCked creamery. fancy, specials,
Sll5c; extra. 20la 43Oh hGi extra nrsts. 2Sia c;
nrsts. s1Iac seconds, 26W2Tc; nearby prints.
fancy. 33c: do average extra. 81 a 32c do.
nrsts, 2sW3Oc; seconds. 27c; jobbng sales Of
fancy prints, 3GdI soc.
EGGS-rhere was good demand for strictly
fine eggs, supplies of which well cleaned
mp at the late advance. Quotations: In free
casss. nearby extra, 2Oc per doz nearby nrsts.
SI,hO per standard case: nearby current receipts,
S135 qI % per case; Western extras, 20c per
doz.; western extra firsts, $S.1OGS.iO per case:
hrsts, SI5OWT.SO per case: fancy selected
doz.
CHEEsE-The market ruled shade frmer
under light offerings and G fairly Hctiye de-
fancy: l5% gl0c: Do do, fair to good. l0V
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Wheat Strong at LiverpooI

LIVERPOOL July 2s.-Spot wheat was
strong today with No. hard winter quoted
at 12s Id, an advance of 2hd; No. 1
Northern Manitoba, 12s I'd, a gain of Sd,
and No 2 Manitoba northern, 12s Id an
dpturn Of 3D. Corn was quiet and unchani IL
with American mixed quote at los and
Plate at los lid. Flour was Cd higher at
43s. The receipts of wheat in the past
three days were $4,000 centals. including
29s0O0 centals American. The receipts of
corn were $4,000 centals.
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PROVISIONS

The market was quiet but steady.
Quotations follow: City beef in sets, smoked
and air-dried use; western beef, in sets, smoked;
2Sc; city beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked
tenders, smoked, 2Oc; beef hams, s2s @3 30: pork,
family. S2T.5UW2S hams, s.. =. cured, loose,
1874 lDlsiE c: do, skinned loose, I0A pf9Ia g;
do, do smoked, 2Oh 920h c. other hams,
smoked, city cured. to brand and average,
l0hc; hams, smoked western cured. 19he; do,
boiled. boneess, 34c: picnic shoulders. S. i.
cured, loose. lie; do. smoked. 15c bellies. In
pickle. according to average. loose 10la e;
breakfast bacon, as to brand and average, city
cured, 2lc' do. western cured. 10U20c; lard,
western: refined. tierces. 1ila c; do. do. tubs.
!ia c; do pure city. kettle rendered. in tierces.
l4h c. do do. in tubs. 1ihc.
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BANK CLEARINGS
Condition of u. s. Treasurv

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The condition
of the United States Treasury, according TO
a statement issued today, was as follows.
Net balance in general fund. S229,S35, ,7O7:
total receipts S54,350,122; total disburse-
ments. S62,329956; deficit for the year.
$lO,557,543, exclusive of the Panama Canal
and public debt transactions.
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, July 2s-Spot cotton was
dull today at points advance on the basis
OF S-l5d for mid upland. The sales were
1000 bales, including 1900 bales American.
The receipts were 10000 bales, including
250l bales American. The market for flu
lures closed steady at a net advance Of
sh points
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VEGETABLES
Dividends DECLARED

Southern Pipe Line Company. usual quarterly
OF record August 10.
New England Bakery Company. TX per cent
on first preferred and second preferred stock.
payable August 1 to stock of record July 20.
General Chemical Company, regular quarterly
of / Y per cent. the common stock pnyabla
September I 10 stock OF record AUGUST 81 -
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, july 2o--bUTIER-Demand
fairly good market hrm on all grades. Receipts.
IL Tt9 tubs. Extra creamery. 29h c. higher scor-
Ing. s0Q3OA state dairy 2sh V29c; Imitation
EG6s2Fine quality eoutinues scarce and
nrmer and aNerasa and lower gradea Irregular.
ikeceiQis. 10 70 packaEes. Extras - q 3le doz I.
extra Hr4ta. 4aH1hnc aaz. lFsfa. zlI H2Ih
acxA Hhlie. 81 eats dazf hroWn. q SO daz
rni4sA : eploFl. ed01ie 90.
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LIVE STOCK oUoTATIoNs. J

CHICAGO. July s.--HoGs-Reeeipts 14.ool
bsSd 'Es s. S1Say % to Soss 50 nS
E2gsh heayg So ~ iq@3 & 70; 70 light e s95o@iO.l2HI
CATTLE-Receipts 250O head: market steadyl
Beeves, S7QlO.5Q; cows and heifers 50. 40 :
500; stockers and feeders $685. Texans 81 =
q 50; calves SS.5OO12.
SHEEP = Receipts. $1,000 head; mari
S7,lJGpIO,T5.
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Sugar Futures Moderately Active

NEW YORK, July 2s.-The market for
sugar futures opened moderately active,
with firstbid prices showing declines of
TO points. There was a little continued
liquidation from Wall street and some sell.
ing by local trade interests. Sales on the
call were 600 tons.
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High Points in Toduy's Financial NeDs

conpanes-Le6 Sovay ByProduc
and SUe extra diUdends SagGmore iana
Price Of bar sor lo New York and London German marks reached
loW point for this movement Copper exports
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock met with fair sale and prices
generally ruled steady under moderate onerines.
Quotations: Apples, per bbl.-Baldwin, $4W5;
Ben Davis 1904. other varieties. $1,000 :. 90:
No. ., s1.2592. Apples, Delaware and Mary
Land per hpmpeT-F 81 13i2S fair , to sSod
berries. Delaware and Maryland. per at.. 40
Be- Huckleberries, North Carolina, per qt., SO
10c. GOoseberrles per qt., 304c. Raspberries.
red. per pit, 3@Jc Cherries, New York sour.
per s-lb. basket, 35Q50c; do, eating varieties.
per s-lb, basket. 30@50c; do, Delaware and
Maryland Z, sweet; per lb: 5qse; do d. sour
do. sour per .qt..- 5@Ic. Plums, Georgia. per
carrler-Bee. 81. 10 @2.50; Elberta. 81. 75 "a .. 5
Georgia. per crate. 81 % |. so; do. Delaware and
Maryland. per crate. S1.50@2.25; do. North
per Nat crate, 3Oa5Oc. watermelons. southern.
per car, sl50425O.
VEGETABLES
There was fair inquiry for choice stock OF
steadily maintained. Quotations: White potatoes,
sr shore 7Es Ess5mTn ST. So SSSor N5lfSE NfSRs
i75; 10. y Norfolk 75c white S potatoes. st.sS Je
stoina s Rir per bbNS l. sG5 So S5 500
s09o 9nl9ns 5 a Texas PGr egnme66 6nons sseEo
a;5O Egsplsnt; Norfolk per ,esrate ,esrate, $50 so.
SaaBsrs SS@ssFBs N25tS ES2e ar9as o0 ofSae SS
do do. per basket 20 q 40c. Mushrooms. Per
4-lb. basket. $191.5O.
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REALIZING WEAKENS
WHEAT AFTER RISE
Bears Pull Down Prices, Follow
ing Advance to New High
for Season
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
Chicago, July 2s,-The weather fore
Illinois MssSgri Iowa. Kansaf nS;rnsS Hng MlS MNES
temperatures toniEht and saturday, -,
Minnesotn--Cenerally fair and continued
Westi. saturday partly cloudy, probably loeal
Y"r 9nd siorS SSGeT pr6Baby
9Sn thunder hoWes east , nnd ocIr csntra, tnneh t
north and westi saturday generally fair,
soggsThn gsT seCer ep nnd eoy SeHrn nfcp,sbt and
Saturdays somewhat cooler Saturday north
Yebraskn-Probably fair tonisht and
saturday; cooler tonight north and west.
and cooler Saturday.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-Free realizing weak
ened the wheat market today after it had
started strong at new high levels for the
season on another wave of buying. There
was no short interest worth mentioning
and the close was below yesterdays last
prices and only slightly above the bottom.
Adviccs from the Northwest were as
bulih as herestofore, some of them claim
ing q calamity. Large receipts and re-
ports that elevator interests were selling
helped the bears. Prices rallied from the
bottom on a bullish report by the Modern
Miller which said that thers had been
heavy damage in South Dakota by rust
and extreme heat, and that the injury in
and South Central North Da-
Rota amounted to 30 per cent.
Kansas farmers are rushing threshing.
with weather conditions perfect. Slightly
cooler weather was looked for tomorrow in
the northwest. Minneapolis reported good
inquiry for choice grades.
Shipping directions on old flour contracts
were good. The possibility of buying of
wheat for the relief of Poland, 1t was said,
was likely to be a big factor.
After showing strength in the initial trad
ing the market at Liverpool eased on the
belief that the reports of damage 20 spring
wheat in the northwest had been exag-
gerated.
Unloading by professionals sent the corn
market down after it had shown strength.
There was less buying by the country than
had been expected. The weather remained
Complaints were also re-
ceived of lack of rain in Argentina.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Yesday' 3
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NEW YORK, July 2S, - Business was
large on the Cotton Exchange this morn
ing, with advances from l to points. The
tone was steady. Spot houses and southern
interests were the principal buyers, while
the selling was led by uptown interests.
Commission houses also supplied various
options. Wall street did a little on both
sides.
Favorable cables and continued unsettled
weather caused the advance. After the call
a good demand continued. and at the end of
the first is minutes quotations were up
points over the start.
Rains continued in the eastern belt, but
in the West there was virtually no moisture.
Temperatures were higher.
Trade was broad all the forenoon, in
Guiding an active business for both uptown
and commssion-house account The public
seems TO have shown great deal more
interest in the market because of unfayor-
able nature of the crop news and the pos
sibility of bullish Government report. Be
fore the end OF the first hour the active list
was selling to IL points higher. repre-
senting new high level for this move
ment
Norden & Co, issued a report making the
average for the month 1853, against sO4
last month and T7.9 year ago.
The Liverpool market was steady on poor
crop accounts, prices being to 7 "a points
higher. They were due TO come 5 y to 6h
points up.
The receipts of cotton at the ports for
the day We're estimated at 5000 bales. COM
pared with 10.490 bales last week, 4552
Dales last year and 1O,OO4 bales in 1914,
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BAR SILVER

In London bar silver was quoted today at
80 5-1Gd, off 1-16d.
Commercial bar silver was quoted in
New York today at 63ssc, of Bc.
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NEW YORK. July 2S.


developed strength in the late trading nearly all the important
of
bearish
the
fomth rect
Reading which had sold 9S7
quietly accumulated
disposed that
majority
+ -Four Extra Dividends Declared and
extra
payable
initial
is
period
SYRACUSE Company regular
quarterly OF dividend
Corporation declared the reg
NEW YORK 2SThe
monthly dividend of
Including this dividend the
a
tey dividend
2
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COTTON PRICES RISE;
BUSINESS is LARGE
Favorable Gables and Unsettled
Weather Cause Advance.
Rains Continue
COTTON BELT WEATHER

NEW YORK. July 28.-PrecptatlOn
wa was aEaln reported In the eastern err. section
generally clear throughout the western
section Tbn ,o,,ow,Ov ,.m,.,0tr,.. w.r. -.
ported; Asheyllle, 66i Nashville and Knox
VILE: 5oi Chattanooga; IS; Atlanta, san
Raleigh, Thomasyllle, Wilmington, Shreye-
port Oklahoma City, Del Rio. Little Rock.
Mobile. Pensaeola, Macon and MOntgOm-
smith. galveston. Corpus Christi. Tampa,
There was .O2 Inch precipitation at sn-
vannnh and Jacksonville, .0l mt Mobile, ,06
Mt Del Rio, 10 ut Thomasville. II at Nash
Vile, .l6 mt Knoxville, .I8 at Atlanta. 30
ut Shreveport and San Antonio, .22 Mt New
Orleanst ~ ut Chattanooga. 80 at Tampa
and 100 ut Pensacola.
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REPORT SEA BATTLE

BERLIN. May lo,-Two German
torpedo boats accommodating Mon
day off ostend engaged five British
dcstroyers. One enemy vessel was
damaged. The Germans returned
unharmed.
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44-Houses for Sale
s-Farm Lands for Sale
TIMELY IMPROVED RANCH

over 100 fruit trees 81 different
varieties several hundred berry
hurhrH now bearing. and mostly
an treillsed, hair acre has been
put in garden this spring
poultry houses and runs Tor
several hundred chickens. fenced
or with woven wire from or
rhard and garden. also splendid
lawn: walks and shade trees,
attractive broom house not
completely finished.
Have acres IN RrAhcr locality
improved with t-roN1 house and
outhuildihgs fenced ON main
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MAYOR cIlL'S fight

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