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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-17
STOCKS DECLINE
IN TRADING ON CURB
Weakening Not in Evidence,
Even in Stocks Showing
Biggest Losses

NEW YORK, June 17.--Many stocks de-
clned on the Broad Street Curb this morn
ing, but there was no evidence of weaken
ing. Many of the traders had good deal
to say about the Mexican situation. appar-
emily taking their inspiration from Stock
Exchange sources.
Motor stocks were without firm demand
and wide. Fluctuations were noted in those
issues. Chevrolet declining points and
United Motors falling off more than 2
points
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies moved
with the rest of the list, yielding points
after a slight gain at the opening, and
decline of about l point was recorded In
Mdvalc Steel. The oil stocks were quiet
although there was fair inquiry for Cos
den and Oklahoma issues
The declines in leading speculative is
sues did not create any uneasiness, as the
market had shown n wavering tendency
after upturns for some time, and there was
a general feeling that reaction to lower
levels was necessary before trading could
show its old-time vigor.
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-,Reccipts, 1i5. .4oI bush. There was
a further decline Of &c. in this market. due TO
g, light demand and bearish speculation in the
No red, spot and June 9sS. a 81; No 2 @ South.
No red. p5Ig7c. rejected A. 92h @941a c..
rejected h, 9l @O3c
CORN-Recepts. %, 405 bushels. The market
was quiet but stead at the late advance. Quota
tions Car lots for local trade. as to location
No. 2 yellow, S3aSdc. steamer yellow. s2 2g s9c. .
No. yellow, SO0Slc,; No. yellow u q 7Sc.;
cob per 10 lbs, Sl 4S2c.
OATS-Rcceipts, 49, 602 bushels. Trade was
quiet, bnt values, were steadily held. Quota
4ga lo4 g; No. white, 44h @A5Me;; No. 4
white. Al q 42c, sample oats, ASH a 39h c. puri-
fled oats. graded. 4id45h C.
- LOUR-Receipts, 24i5 bbls and 00i ,2O7
lbs. In sacks. Demand was light and values
were largely nominal Following are the quo
SI.GO94 S0i do straight. 81; ;s5 95i5; do, pat.
ent. 81. OF. 80; Kansas. clear, cotton sacks,
s4;Go a. 4S5; Do. straight, cotton sacks; $4,000
ssPPr5ln0E first clear s4;oo99.lS; DO, stragh1t
brands, sSoodse $S city mills; choice and
clear 81 60 "a ,s0i do. straight
81 50 "a :. 10; do, patent sb.25W5.50
RE FLOUR sold slowly and showed no I'M
portant change. We quote at s505.5O per bbl..
as quality,
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Crucible Steel Company Declares Extra Dividend

the regular
preferred
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L. S. Starrett Company Doubles Common Dividend

BOSTON, 1.-THE L. Starret
annual dividend OF cent the preferred
months ont the common
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VEGETABLES

Offerings were only moderate and prices gen
orally ruled steady choice stock. with trade
fair ouotstlons; White potatoes, choice old
per BUSH, 81. so: white potatoes. per bbl-No
Easter, Shore. ss.I5Q4,a5 Ne, z Eastern shore
g.. 2.50w3; No ] Norfolk. So 75 W4ah; No. 9
Eorfolk s3i5o9s; NI9 ! North, Carolina and
and South Carolina s2;5oq sweet potatoes
Jersey per hasket-No !. 42Wooc.; No. 2, 25W
land, per haulger-No /. i6e. Ssi No p 80 q
ii 50d1.75; No, 2. $3.50 50i sbbsge. East
ern Shore, per bhl.-crate. 81 5001. 75: do do
Per hsl. ~. 81 gl25; celery Florida. per crate.
81. W2;2a watereress per 100 bunches. 81 so
q $50. lettuce, Virginia, per basket. 25e q 81;
81 q s2s; green soe g 81 bsans North Carolina.
green. per y -bbl. basket 15c q 81 %: beans
Norfolk wax per = -bbl basket 81 % q i so:
peppers FtQFadas per carrier, 44hofnS. egg
plant. Florida, per crate. s1.5082 50s sauss6
South Carolina. per crate Zoe @ sI. da R-c'r,t
folk, per y -hbl hampeF. T5e. Sis corn Florida
per crate. Al.20W2 50s eQcumbers. Florida per
basket, 81 a9Q3, 40 North Carolina per bas. as.
ket. st44zai peet5i North Carolina nar i'm
bqashss gs4 &: do Norfolk, per 100 6uaehes.
II #n Il 4 80. 80 - Der earrtsr-Faney
per aAtserate e4esoec.s esparagus. Jersey per
5 d Sc muahroonls, per s-Ib basket goc 3 81 "a
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NEW YORK, June 1.-THE coffee mar
ket opened steady this morning under buy
Ing by Wall street and first prices were
unchanged to an advance Of A points Trad
Ing was moderately active and on the call
sales were 1850 bags
After the start the market was ouiat
with a little buying for a long turn by
Wall street and cotton exchange houses
There was scattered selling by trade in
terests, but pressure to sell was not heavy
ana the early trading after the call became
inactive. The bulls think the decline bas
run its course and that, after the almost
steady decline during the last so davs
coffee looks cheap and should reach higher
levels The spot market continues dull
with Rio number quoted at &c
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Little Activity, With American Securi-
ties Quiet and Easier

LONDON, June l7.-There was less ae-
tivity in securities on the Stock Exchange
today. with conditions customary at the
sented a spotty appearance The gilt
edged section dropped again because of
hrmer rates for money. The Bank of
England is accepting deposits at 4ls per
cent, which is reducing the hostlng sup
piles of funds.
Americans we're quiet and easier A sec
Qnd list OF dollar securities. subject to a
supertax of 2s., unless turned over to the
Government, viii be published on Monday
Good earnings sustained Grand Trunks
Sentiment In home rails was cheerful but
the tone of the group was irregular.
Favorable advices from Pekin made
Chinese descriptions buoyant.
Mareonis spurted and were active. Allied
bonds were firm. Oils were good
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CHICAGO, June i7-Fresh low records
for the 1915 crop were established in the
wheat market this morning under contin-
ued liquidation. July opened at s1.01A to
s1.o1. against sl.o1ss at the end yesterday
and after selling at si.o1A dropped to
sI00A. September ranged at s1.O3A to
si.os at the outset, against sl.Os% at the
close yesterday. December opened at
si.Q7 to s1.06h. against S1.07A yester-
days last price, Conditions appeared to be
fully as bearish as at any time on the pres
ent decline.
The market at Liverpool was weak on
liberal offers and cheaper freight rates.
There was virtually no demand there.
The receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
today were a03 cars. against 216 cars last
year; at Chicago 43 cars. compared with
80 cars year ago at Winnipeg 1892 cars.
against 35 cars last year.
Selling by commission houses weakness
at Liverpool and larger country offers sent
corn of. Argentine freight rates were los.
lover At 140s. The receipts here today
we're 50 cars.
leading futures RANGED as follows.
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm, but there was little
IN sets. smoked and air-dried, ,2Gc; Western beef
tenders. smoked and ar-dried. ~ % &c. !; Western
beef, knuclSles. gnd tenders. smoked 25g 2se l5
- so; hams. S. r, cured. loose, is9 isM c.; do.
skinned loose, 1s@1skc.; do. do, smoked.
tS brand and aveg5PPFe, 1$5a c. hams. Smoked,
33c picnic shoulders, s; T. cured loose. 1915 c.
do. smoked, l4h c; bellies, In pickle according
brand and ayIeragsS6 city cured 2lc do, Vest
ticrces. 14h c.; do, do. tubs 1ll4 c.; do, pure
city. kettle rendered, in terces lac; do do,
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Wheat Weak At Lixernool

LIVERPOOL June l7.-Spot wheat was
weak today with No. hard winter quoted
at es Sd. a decline of I'd No. red win.
ter, IS. 10d.. drop OF Ia; No. / northern
Manitoba. los ia. a decline OF Id No. 2
northern Manitoba. ss I1hd, a loss Of
I'D, and No. northern AIanitoba, gs Sd.
decline OF Id. Corn was weak. with
American mixed quoted at ea Id, q drop
OF 2hd and Plate. 9s. Id. loss OF iMd.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE usual Satur-
day sluggishness prevailed in the foreign
exchange market this morning, and there
was consequently little feature. Reichs.
marks and Vienna kroner were easier and
on the other hand rubles became irmer
Quotations: Demand sterling. AIS 1915,
cables, 476A; franc cables 591, checks,
5.9Ih; reichsmarks, 75 11-l6Q75A; lire
k2B checks, 5.251A; Vienna, l3QI3O5,
Stockholm. 29.7O @29.sO; pesetas, O.sO@
gO.4O; guilders. 419s GAL ll-l6; rubles,
3Os0@30.s5.
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Financial Briefs

Robert j. Thorne. president Of Mont
gonesy Ward & Co. has been elected q
reiabeF Of the board Of directors OF the
Corn Exchange National Bank. Chicago.
The Ohio Public Utility Commission has
granted permission 70 the Detroit. Toledo
and Ifonton Railroad Company 10 sell Il
oct ieas than IS 100000 first mortgage
5e=Fear 6 per cent bonds The proceeds
azH te used - purchase Ak locomotives
aaI = rezfIzarator cara Tne eaInaanv
- laalaEsa surplus af zazsaaa l.
- - = aaaIAa
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NEW YORK. June IT.-BUTTER-F,x F,xesss,,..
supply Less speculative bgying Lover ana
a 20A 81 higher. strong sOl a soa A.fa .a 55l5s
aaa4sFy 2sls u2aei Imitation ereamery s55f
EGGs-somewhat unsettled. reported saI.s
showing ne 70 resularttles. Recelots 10 7s9 F-s
gzse sSlaaia5es 25g2Fe-; brown. s6c,. nlixgd
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~ Wheat on Englisb Coast

LONDON. June lT-No wheat eargoes
Uere reported off coast this morning. but two
were waiting orders. Other positions were
v,eax No corn eargoes were reported on
coast and none was awaiting orders Other
nosltions were weak English provincial
maakets were weak
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Decreases Shown in Average and Act.
ual Loans and Deposits

NEW YORK June 1.-THE New York
bank statement this week shows n decrease
of S46.9S1 900 in average loans and drop
of s2O,155.00O in actual loans.
Average reserves increased S21.554.540
and the actual jumped to $21.4OS,44O. De-
mand deposits decreased in both statements.
Details follow
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NEW YORK. June II.


traders called lack
cal leaders the Mexican
the commission
traders
they
cause declines ranging from
Some liquidation
forced
interest created the market will
thoroughly
and
they insist that there slightest
what
there was quiet
OF these issues has been almost completely exhausted
Two Dividends on West Traction
NEW YORK June IL The West Penn Traction
dividend of
of
the payment of all accumulated dividends this
Earnings of S. Greater in April
revenue for last Apn amounted 70 $3.50 es7 aos % ga p e to
sls9S2S465 leaving net total income of $9063S41
n idend GreatL Transit CORPORATION
payable on July l.
stock
L. Company Doubl Common Dividend
BOSTON 1.-THE
of Six
months ago 3 per cent was declared on the common
Crucibl Steele Company Declares Extra Dividend
PITTSBURGH June 11cbe Steel
quarterly dividend N
onequarter OF per cent to apply back dividends
Another Big Shipment From Canada
NEW YORK III p
office 100000 in gold bars received from Ottawa 575ooo
imported
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COPIED CONTINUES FIRM
Trade Interests Are Keeping Close
Watch On Mexican situation

NEW YORK. June 17-continued arm
ness Is shown n the copper metal market.
Ihsre + = slight increase il demand from
domestic eensamefs and foreign inquiries
re @EIil = EHe market fer fair amounts.
aeIas lfau the large orders expected 10
zezHa Ha shortly Prices a#e being firmly
1eIa Al previously prevailing levels
IHaae Interests ere giving more atlea-
=Ian 70 zha Haxlean situation Hlza regard
e - IatezI dsFelopnsnss ANY adverse
zzzzzH i zAls matter Waal1 be reflected la
HaeteHaa1 sz1eni II tae copper market.
z@ s zzIa| #zsaaIa between this country
- Izz zazHzHa aszzHHa4 eaald step snI1
zH=z - za2IH fHem zh4z productive
zs' believed ElIeH aas.ld - re-
zazI .
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ANOTHER GAIN IN CLEARINGS
Weeks Total 80 Per Cent. Above Same
Period Last Year

Bank clearIngs throughout the country
continue to show substantial gains over cor
responding periods of last year The total
for this week. s4,796,1 1869, ia an increase
of so per cent. over the same week of
last year. In the matter of increase Phila-
delphia stood third. Details follow:
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BUTTER-There was little wholesale trading
usual on Saturday. but prices were well main
tanned ouo,atons follow: Western. solid d-packed
SEFa s a 3Sfa' sss sstB? e
onds; a7g2Ila ca nesarby prints. fancy, 88c.
aVera ge. extra, SlW32c.; firsts. 2s n 30c.;
onds, 27@27lac,: garlicky prints. 28927c.; job
bling sales of fancy prints 36Q30c
EGGS-Cholce fresh eggs were in fair request
and steady with supplies well cleaned IN. Quo
tetions: In free cases. nearby extras aec. per
nearby current ESeelp,s s6;s0g6,7s: WesteTnn
per case irsts SO. Go a O. 90 per case; fancy SO.
Iected candled fresh eggs We're jobblng at a06p
3Oc per doz.
QHEESE-Oferirgs were light and the mar.
ket ruled firm, with trade fair. Quotations.
New York full cream, fancy, l6Mc.; do, do,
fair to good. Il u q Ice: part skins, GA iIc.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, June 17.-HoGs-Re Receipts, lsasa
g9} ~ Il E9qS4 heG 81 &c
CATTI. .E,- Receipts, 400 Market. slsaA,
Reeves. SS.i0m11: 40; cows and helfers. HIS
81 30 g g, 40; calves, Sl0@ 1l.T5,
SHEEP1R Receipts. 1000. o. Market AsS AssdS
1l.3O.
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POULTRY

LIVE-Ths market ruled firm under light
offerings and fair demand for desirable stock
Quotations: Fowls, 20g g2ic;; rooslers, Is a lac.
spring chickens. according TO quality, weighing
eording e. aus1lIty; s a2 a 2ic. ducks; TO size
80 a 3ec do, young per pair. % "a enc.
DREssED-The market was quiet but steady
with omdeTate onerings, Following are the
Fowls ~ TO box, dry,picked, fancy selected
% hc.; weighing * a : lbs. apiece. 23c. weigh
ing lbs; apiece, 22c.i weighing 8 y lbs. spece,
gle; Weighing lbs. apiece, is @20c.; fowls,
erp IndIqPs and lllLnols weighing Ifs %S lbs.
2Oc; old roosteTs. dry picked, 15c.j broers Jer-
IL as Us. apiece IS iOc smaller sizes ssSS
S. Gse95; white. wsshinf 800 lbs Der doz., dz.
is6s, 40; d9, DO. ! lbs PEI dog 81 sIa s,7S
81 bnaa2: small and No q SOC q 81. 10 ~
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LiYerponI Cotton

LIVERPOOL, June 17.-Spot cotton to-
day was neglected at Q points lower on ,hs
basis of Sled. for mldupland The sass
aggregated 5000 bales including 200a bales
American. The imports were nil. 1ks
market for futures closed barely STEADY
at a net decline of 4Ia@6h points
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DEMAND FOR STOCKS is LACKING;
PRICES FALL ONE TO TWO POINTS
Mexican Situation Depressing Influence Assertions
Made in Street However, That Conditions Beyond
Border Are Exaggerated
High Points in Todays Financial Neros

Average looms of srs Clearing
$4,000 IN ceek and actual
showed
of
Ted Lakes
preferred Dividend Dividends
Total States $092
10000
Gold to the of deposited York office from
Canada
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FRESH FRUITS

The general market was quiet and without
asd%n s s Iss sF hS pa
yis s9qs; other varieties sl.56g2,5o; No. 2,
f.7S. Lemons. per box. ss 500 f25 Pineap-
pies. Porto Rico per crate. s1.504s. Black
berries North Carolina, per ct, SD10c. Huckle-
berries, North Caroline, per Ct, l2gl4e. Cher
"a rrsr. s2@25O do. Georgia per carrier
i5S'so Forids per eSa Pe m erS!s ws
termelons. Florida, per car $3.50 q 800.
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RArEs FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINGS

Bapl, elearings today compared with eorre-
spending day last two years,
pht,adeIphfa s4t pro 09s sos AsT sEA sa7 40 ifas
New York ,4sT,52l 9of PSI $50 260. .702
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

The Columbia lohlo) Gas and Electric
ana Subsidiary companies report net earn
lnrs for Nay Of xs5s.e97. An Increase Of
81 ,sr cent and from January l nef earn
ms amount e s. see aa lneEeaae q
L. pzl eznl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-17

IIis iolIowing precIpItatIon On Inchesl was
Mfndosa .0si Devils Lake. Charles City and
keokuk .01i Davenport, .1oi Dubuque .1si
rart WAYNE a. Toledo .o2; Peoria .lOi
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LEGAL ADvERrIsEMEsrs
~ ,o1 THE H. eoghT csshsg e ~ fPsiisdseSa nsia e

1916 No. 49aS. .,nifeaEl1a =
Notice Is hereby given s t9as y, sfeadas laaz =
l0I6. at 10 o'clock p M, nndef amlaeaa mi e
ipenSsylvanIa entitled An act 20 ptst4 ptssst4s SRI.
Incorporation and reSpIl.s,5sio49 sc ~ md Ihs
fnsnts thereto. for the charter q II III rfflz Hf
poration 10 be called ttalihItss5 lie 1hsEz
ani object or which IS 70 proIaels fisas zHz g
~ thoss persons. arma and eel eelR92sseesafs 81 80
= Nd Tor tns projection and ene9lI 4lEaa fs1 -
trade aud commerce, By e9-os9isss ~ ta IT,
n esfahiiahins Uniformity II tte55fsaiaz s EHsz
usases Or said business ala ps IL F1sIazsTs -
ssffh fsoas With whom they na ~ sssss - .
~ these puroosea 70 have aru p9i.Ilsesz 6 e
~ I'll ~ fke ri4hfs BENEFITS ana At.atss*'a5z
sata act of Assembly and lts ~, 4. iHs aIaa
fhe pfothQ1utarT- ,...x.4 Z ftfsHa IHs
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RAR SILVER

p NJ = qaaEsa . Iandoa teasy 4
hsN tzss $ zz#z 2 szta e -
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market was quiet but steady. Quota
I.75c,; confectioners A, 775c.; soft grades
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKEr

,oa I9tsI 9Gd sales $4,000 shares. compared with
si2O.60O shaTesi last week. s,0Is zoo shares.
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LIQUIDATION CAUSES
DECLINE IN WHEAT
New Low Records Are Estab-
lished for the 1916 Crop, With
Conditions Bearish

WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK. June 17.-Adyiees received
at the Weather Bureau this morning indi-
cate tho following conditions;
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WEST PENN POWER cOMPaNl

First AInrtgaEe Gold Bonds, ssfipa -
Equitable Trust Company, Trustee T. : assszzzz|
to deliver permanent deHnitife pohas =
for temporary certificates, ..,fv.r Fxeassssz|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-17

Business on the Philadelphia stccs 4,
change today was quiet, with lIttle ~.
tion devoted to any issues. Lake sup.,,..
after a fractional gain, fell below =.
nights close. The general trend 1, Il.
market simply reflected the action OF W.
Street, prices generally being sllshtiv :
A four-point loss was sustained BY T,a.
win preferred, as compared with N. h.
previous sale, which was during ths ,,.sa. s.
party of May. One of the exceptions T..
Northern Central, which gained hals
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Local Reserve Bank Statement

The condition of the Federal Reserve Bank
Of Philadelphia at the close of business. June
49, compares as follows:
RESOURCES,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-17

hsI VI the foreign loans anA
now outstanding in this country ~ 4eals
Anglo French 5.year Sc on sil =. '9uoEs
British banks banks extended iosn.,.. $500 IN s.
GRANGE 1-year bank credits '''', k001s S2
iIencn banks commercial credits' to.0h56%
NirsceIlaneous credits, iarseiv 2aod1&
cansda' rs. = Dominion !. 10 and II 'seomss
cGn,aaaa Dominion i and 2 year /: B-e5ets
Canada, brovlncIsl ana manicip., 4s,oem
ATIgs1;tinss 5;year Gs on oa p.r Sonsm
Afsenilns ser the, and year 6s on III asoam
Argentine months q per cent io-eOesa
Afss2,ii9e i:ysar IS on l.1o p:i seOm
AtgsIti1e iiyear; discounts i per iss0am
Russia $.ysar loan 'in'"si on 0ooffi' az psr isoosm
EsIEI lgl;si 8 s$ ,:s, ssqi J. s.,; 4 @
Germany i've i-yeaP Pairs ireasaiy notes a ieosss.
Norway aad Pad' q year 6s On 4 ieooom
Norway 4.yeSi ' os on sis psf sdosm
Greece bank credits ....,'.'., ..,.'.'., gQQgN
chill bank loan ....,.,,.' IQQ0fi
Sweden 2-year 0s on per cent eVaeea
China banking loans ,',,,.'.'''' ...'' 51ea
Panama serial 5s ....,,.,'. 4qe05
Panama i2.year IS on 5.25 per l2OAoi
Bolivia bank S'fi' loan ia';;:;;;;;:: ll;;Ig l;;g
Total bank loan ..........,.- In mo a.
HEstimated ''''fA'Vez'soo 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-17

Total sales. Sl,s55 .Oae. compared with
last neek, sts.776.D0o.
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Another Biz Gold shipment From Canadn

NEW YORK III P Morgan
New Britain herald., 1916-01-04
City Items

Lawyer Morris D. Saxe has return ed from a trip to Washington, D. c.
 $12.5O Overcoats S9.75 at Besse- Leland's
 Commander F. V. Streeter of Stan ley Post, G. A. R., has requested that all veterans wear their uniforms to the installation exercises in G. A. R. hall tom evening. The Stanley Woman's Relief corps will hold joint installation with the veterans.
 Some $500 Overcoats $11.75 at Besse-Leland 's.-advt.
 Miss Louise Evarts of New York was the guest today of Mrs. Charles B. Jones of Stanley street
 Ada J. Anderson has sold to Simeon N. Nordensen land and buildings on Roberts street.
 $20.0o Overcoats $14.75 at Besse- Leland 's.-advt.
 Mrs. Victor Davis, wife of Lieu tenant Victor Davis of Hook and Lad der company No. l., is i'll at her home.
 $22.5O Overcoats $16.75 at Besse- Leland
 w. w. Leland has leased to Long ley & Matthews for four years and nine months the store at 327 Main street for restaurant purposes. The rental is $630 for the first nine months, $9O0 a year for two years and $960 a year for the final two years.
 $25.O0 Overcoats $19.75 at Besse- Leland 's.-advt. Miss Florence Hart, wife of Alfred Cross of the Lyceum stock players, is visiting in this city. Women's Regal and Douglas High Shoes, narrow widths $1.00 at Besse- Leland's d's.-advt.
 A roll call meeting of the New Britain lodge of Elks will be held Thursday evening. Several important matters will come up for discussion and a lunch will be served at the close.
 Some of our s1.5O Parker Shirts 95c at Besse-Leland's 's.-advt.
 Mrs. Robert M Dame of Camp street, wife of Chief Dame of the fire department, is recovering from a re- cent illness.
 Cut Prices on Phoenix Hosiery at e-Leland 's-adVt.
 Superintendent of Letter Carriers John E. Meehan of the postoff1ce is confined to his home on Grand street by an attack of the grip.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-04

opportunity to introduce it's goods into new markets, but those markets can not take goods as inathe past unless they are supplied with capital from outside In other words, if we are to take the place, of..Great, Britain. and Germany in foreign trade we must do their work, and we have the problem of doing it and taking back our own securities at the same time.'
 If we are to make any real gains under these conditions or escape our share of the general losses, the cir cular says, it must be by using our productive power and resources with a new and extraordinary degree of coordination and efficiency. Substan tial gains in the conditions of the wage-e -earners or the employers are not made at the expense of each other, by reducing profits or wages, but by in Creasing the output, which is always possible and is constantly being done. 1t is further pointed out that if this country is to succeed in forging ahead as it hopes to do there must be a campaign not only of coordination between labor and capital but also a campaign of efficiency on all sides.