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Evening star., 1917-10-03
(CentinuelD.

NiNERoOM BRICK 4 BATH: HOr-wATER
rs sssaE. IN nnmnsr ,ss sRs condtion On M .rs
Joseph L. ZlRhi.E. c04 Colorado bldg. Phone
VI. 4as,.
big bargain - Nine and hath; all
modern improvements: In Maasac chusrtta Ave
heghts. on. block from the line: lot sOx
NJ garage: house hollow tile construction:
slate roof: noreB on lie rntirp front OF houss.
and rexr porchrs; price. s.. $50. For full par
;culars phone NJ. 4ss5. JOSEPH [. ZiRKLE.
.G3 Colorado bldg.
Bargain III Girard St. Home.
Practically new: taneatry brick: hot-wat.r
heat: electric lights: close 10 ,'ar line: price
81 h00 TnOS E. FARRELL
NJ. 1855 a3I Woodward bldg.
,6ons NV NvEsTMENT-CHEvY CHASE. u. c.
My new a-room and ba tn bungalow; furniture iu-
rluded: nrepcoof garage. heated. Now rented
Sl1o month. Fine lot aud shaae. Only 81, ,60U;
'sIms. Address Box 1877. Star "fhr-.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUCTToNEER.
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INvEsTMENT PRQPERTY.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

sRoOM DWELLING: ELECTRIC LIGHT: LA
trobe heat: bath: hot and cold water; acre
Of land: 90 fruit trees. hne garden. all kinds of
small fruits and flowers; located on boulevard. ad
terms rsasonabie. Apply to
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BRAND-NEW HOMES

Best location ia the District, just
n square from 14th at car line, in
Columbia Heights. Exceptionally
well built and attractiv-ly designed.
siI large rooms, open fireplace, cont
plete tiled bath and extra tiled lava
tory. double screened porches in rear
and large front porches. attic. bright
dry cellar. stationary tubs. servants
toilet. vspor heat: electric lights:
beautiful hardwood floors. Large
lot TO a 20-foot alley.
PRICE. 50, $50.
Terms $500 cash. Raj x5O per
month. including all interest and
principal.
SHANNON Il LUCHs,
Main 2S4a. 713 14th st.
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- AeOsNW ou - " hWs~
41@S . 1850 18th NV. l4r
el2S. .1s43 8 NV. lot
Sls5. .l754 Q nv. 16f
$40. lib Mass NV. 12r
800. -. .17cO Q nv. 1lr
800. zoos Col I'd. 12r
500. .3615 Macomb. Tor
eW. ....1a36 Euclid. 12r
-. IS. Leland st nv. Or
90. 81. .ls4I 18th NV. 12r
e@. .S821 Ordway place
4s5. .1763 P NV. 12r
$40. .342s Porter NV. Sr
9s0- 2032 18th. Tor
-. .301 Rit'house NV. Tor
$50. .36Ol 35th NV. Sr
go. .s0O3 belmont road
xS5. .is62 Col I'd NV, Or
SIS. .1617 21st NV. Or
SIS. lib Euclid w.12r
x56. .11lS 21xt NV. 1Or
SIS. 80. .S40S 34th pl. 8r
SIS. 1870 Belmont nW.oR
$50. 0......1406 L NV. Tor
Sc. 50. .9l6 1d NV. 1Or
SO. 50. c3U7 18th nw.12r
e1s. s.GU.13o6 r I av nv. 10
&35. so. 1905 Park .rd. sr
t36. .60.1001 Mass ne. 10r
o3S. 20. .s12 Eye NV. Tor
s15e50. 1. .5o7 "a NV. 1oe
SIS. 80. SH3 Taylor nw.Sr
$3.50. 6S4 Nd av sw. Sr
s3e.@. 1754 Corcoran.f1r
a.. so. ........3649 18th,
corner. ar. b
$50. 50. .14R. 9Th NV. sr
S1o. 80. . 1915 6th nv. D.
x3n.EJ. .lO6 18th ne. 81
SIS. so. .oS1 Nh av NV, ,9r
III SO. .53 H NV, r.
425. so. ..53 X ne. Tor
t25. DO. ...9Os D sw, VI
90. 80. .ozo o ne. q
$3.50 ...686 1st se. In
t3.50. E. 143 G ne. 6r
90. 30. 80. .118 b ne. 7sI
See eur list Of apart.
- IAf
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-ATrRACTIyE
house, beautiful grounds. Io. 1a0x
2QS. Eight rooms and hath.
PRICE. 50 900.
ALLAS'E. WALKER 4 CO..
1888 g st. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

REAUTIFCI SUBURBAN home: sR. AND g. {:
-iec light: fur. heat; Falls Church: block from
cars: price. s.. 800: hou.e cost 5000 TO build
will trade for Maryland farm,
NEW YORK REAL EsrATE EROkERs. 1923 F.
SEVERAL. WELL PAYING. Apt HOUSES
paying 1o%s. Also business property. VIII e1-
nge for ground acreage.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1929 F
SNAIL. HOUSE. RENTED; COLLECTION OF
securities. Jewelry. coins. stamps for aparr-
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SACL'S ADDITION.

y - - A|D1 lo-N.
Exceptional. A detached house.
with gsrzye close to the John Dick
son Hone: west of l4th st. Lot 80
feet wide and goes back 10 alley.
House 10 we'll built and contains 3
rooms. reception hall and tiled bath.
Has hot-water heat. Very bes ntifnl
yard. surrounded by hedge. This is
4 real snap for S1,s5O
SHANNON d LUCHs,
Aaio 2S4b. 7iS 18th St.
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ing.
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia. passed in equity
cause No. 34ll.. the undersigned trustees will
"net for sale b. pdhiir aurtion ON he remis-s.
WEDNESDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF OC-
T0BER. A:p- 1877. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR
aud premises. situate in, the District OF Colun-
bia. to Wit: Beginning for the same at the in
terseetion Of the southerly line of the River
road with the center line Of 44th street north
w~st, as laid down on the ferman system of
HiSEways Plan for the Diatrict Of Columbia
and running thence with said center line of 44,h
iius Of MurdncE Mill road: thence leaving the
center line of 44th street and running with the
SAID norrheriy line ofsMGrsiock Mill road south
~ degrees ~ minutes and 10 seconds east al so
feet 10 the northwesteriy line of lane % feet
wide, thence leaving said norfherly line OF Mur-
dock Mill road and running with the northwest
minutes east 9677s feet the southwesterIy
line of the aforesaid River road. thence leaving
the northwestsrly line Of . said lane and running
road north. II degrees and 50 minutes west
1627.es feet to the place of beginning, con
'aln.rs Tsr cf .. acre, nstbira ot innd III.
money to be paid in cash. the balance In two
equal attachments. payable in and two
psssSle from day ssn' q Per ..s isnu%. .e
cured by deed Of trust upon the property sold,
all cash. at the option of the purchaser A
deposit Of $500 required of the purchaser At
the time of sale. All conveysncinE. recording
md notariai fees at the cost of the purchaser
Terms of sale TO he complied with within nf-
trustees reserve the right to resell the properly
at the risk and cost of the defaultinx pur-
chaser. after i've days advertisement of such
r.sal- In some Newspaper published in the
F"' OF "As'ofi EMoRY 81 Z H. Boc1.EY.
woodward htdEii ahTnHs MHs'AiaE1Ssti PfETst D. C..
Wash ! oan and Trust Bldg. Wash. d. C..
se:t-dAda.~Ssu Trustees.
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FOR COIORFD

On Eye 81. NV. near Ard 81. A
chance TO secure home or invest
ment at very low figure. A s-ruom
and bath brick house; In good condi-
tion. Only &y.15U.
SHANNON 4 LCCHs.
Main -"4o. III 13rh st.
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roR RzHT-HousEs.
UNFURNT5IEDlCea1ia1e1.
FOR RENT
STONE 4 fAIREAx.

11l2 New York ave. n.w.
AAfoiuinR corner f4th NJ. ~
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AUCTION SALES.
FuTUMR DAYS
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUcTIoxEER.

Administrators Sale of Jewelry,
Books, Furniture, Etc
By virtue of an order Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia. holding a Probate
Court. In re estate of Oliver N. Atwood, de-
ceased, Administration No. 22S40. the under
signed administrative will sell by public auction
at Weschler's. go Pa. ave. NV. on 6ATUR-
DAY. OCTOBER SIXTH, 1917. At ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AN, two valuable Geld Stop Watches,
Chain. Medical. law and Other Books. Trunk,
Household Furniture. ctr.
Terms: Cash.
NANCY ATWOOD, Administrative.
MASON y. RICHARDSON. Attorney.
oeS.4.5 FendaIl building.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOs. j. OWEN son. AUcrIONEERs.

wo-Story-and-Cellar> s. Room :
and-Bath Brick Dwelling, No.
IIo4 e Street Southeast, Near
Penna. Avenue.
AT AUCTION.
Ry virtue of authority vested in the under
signed. will sell al public auction. in front
Of the premises. on MONDAY. THE EIGHTH
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1917. AT HALF-PAsT
-FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. 10, "a. in square g9a
= Terms: Liberal and stated at time of sale
500 deposit required upon acceptance Of bid
and Is days allowed 10 close the sale
'THOs. J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers.
oc1-dAdaexSu
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FOR RENT.

ONLY SIS $50.
Six rooms; furnace heat: gas: no bath; large
yard: in Virgins. close 10 Washington. H. A.
THRIFT. Union Trust bldg NJ. 16s.
DETACHED HOUSE; . ROOMS: ANIL: HOT
wrter heat open fireplace: large porches: wide
lot: line. ROBERT f. HEATER,
Colorado bldg. Phone Main luf4
WANTED
SUBURBAN OR SMALL ACREAGE FAIR
buildings city: would exchange mr modern
rity house with some cash. Address Box 1Sl f.
Stsr office. -
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Wonderful Opportunity

Wonderful Opportunity
On 18th ST. and Columbia road.
Two story. rooms and tiled bath:
hot-water heat, gas and electric
lights. and completely screened with
the best ''bsonze screens" 10 match
woodwork; double brick garage with
sewer. water and light. Price,
-, 100 The only chance like this
on 18th 1T. See us to-day.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main ss4s. 7l3 18th st.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcrIoNEEk.

ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCTIONEEk
Chancery Sale OF Valuable Real
Estate (2475I5 Acres OF Land)
Lying Between River Road and
Murdock Mill Road. About the
Distance of Two City Squares
from Wisconsin Avenue North
west, Improved BY One Dwell
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rOR RENT.

roR STORAGE ptRPosRs--IARGE BUILD
inr. loOxr1o. containing about l40 rooms: two
.,.ries in height near 18th and Coltmbia road
can be altered. to suit lsssas. Would he good
for auto or other storage. Apply to u. OTOOLE,
u i,,hs building. pa 4 n - - 1fs'
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First and Second Trust Loans
Any Amount. Large or. Small !.
Money Immediately available. PROMPT n.
swers. Reasonable charges.
SHANNON q LUCHS -
- Ioan Department..
IL. 14th st. NV. Phone A.,S asu
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Most Of the furnished houses listed beeein NAV
he had for q less period than one year. VI desired.
GET OUR FULL RENT LIST AT OFFICE.
An classes Of property for rent. conpiete
List Of destrable spsrtments and business prop
eftieS.
MOORE 4 HILL fIuc.,. 1902 n st. NV
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NYED

DESIRE RENT OR PURCHASE FARM ABOUT
100 acres. IL or ~ miles Washington, on stean
electric line: give description and terms
X. W. LEWIS. 14Ol 18th NV. ..
WE CAN SELL. YOUR MARYLAND FARM
Send Us particulars at once.
A. g. HOUGHrOS T. CO.. R3a + st. NV .
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312a JENIFER ST CHEVY CHASE. II. G.
10 rooms aud baths: comparatively new
house: garage: hot-water heat: lot 9t-ft. front.
WEAVER BROS. 7s5 18th st.
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NEW YORK, Juno 7.


The continued
Several houses representing the
the stock and carried It's 1854,
OF last year and comparing with the low record of 92h
teday the stock
The low level Of this year made April 81 when the stock sold
looF In all the
short interest with he lending
for other stocks commanded
Nearly all
side
lines Of
capitalization and
dnd Of 100
then be 8 dividend
So far there has been
Steel which
record Bethlehem
1O3%,
forbidden the Chicago Board of Trade this element
trading the ndusals
There special feature the trading the bond market Anglo
fractional gains while others declined on thing sales
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07

All through the session on the PhllaueI-
phia Stock Exchange today there was q
better tone than has been present III seN
eral days Most Of the changes IN tne e
various stocks which appeared on the taps s
in the flve hours we're on the upWaIu
scale, some Of the movements being qulIe
substantial in character. This was dlrec.
reflection OF the conditions which prevalleu
in Wall street, where the market was ac,
tive with nearly everything showing good
gains Advances here were not fully mann
tained TO the close. 49,.
A few OF the stocks traded In on the
local board, which might be termed
speclalties, recorded wide changes. rms
was especially true in Cambria steel
This stock, on very light trading, rose n
points to the new high record OF 100
share. II has been an open secret IN the
street that the Midvale Steel and ordnance
Company, which owns the majority OIL
Cambria, wants TO get hold Of the minority
stock which is outstanding. While there
was no direct news today that MidvaIe
was buying, It was assumed that the STOCK
was being taken up by the Midvale IN
terests.
In speaking Of the home list Philadel,
phia Rapid Transit trust certificates held
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NEW YORK, june

Disappointing Liverpool cables and a.
vorable crop weather as whole were win.
out effect at the cotton opening. July star.
ed points lower, but other options. "A.
vanced to IL points. The tone VA,
steady.
Spot houses and New Orleans intar.s,
were good buyers and some of the commits.
sion firms purchased also The sunply
came from southern operators, room trads,,
and Wall street.
After the call the supply appeared 4.
become larger but there was a good Al,
mand from scattered sources and prirs,
for the first fifteen minutes Of trading war,
held at or near the initial levels.
Instead Of showing advances Of lIV I.
1914 points as due, Liverpool recorded Pain,
Of only 2 to 4 points at the time Of N,
start here. Private cables reported hedr,
selling and considerable Continental ~
local long liquidation in the English mar.
ket
Local selling and commission house linu,.
dation based on favorable crop reports car.
ried the prices off to a net decline of abos
20 points in the early afternoon. Souther.
selling was also a factor. The market eos.
tinued comparatively narrow and covernf
movement later promoted a recovery n
IL and Is points. However, at the closs
losses of from % to 80 points were recorded
Spot markets were officially reported un.
changed to sc higher.
There were no exports for the day NJ
tai shipments thus far for the season haVj
been 4,952,S56 bales, compared with 5.iul
SCI bales for the corresponding period las|
season.
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STOCKS MAKE GAINS IN LOCAL MARKET.
WITH CAMBRIA STEEL AT NEW TOP MAR
Tone Through Whole List Is Much Better-All (,
Advances Are Not Maintained to the Close.
May Pig Iron Production Larger

attention, more than $500 shares 8
changed hands by 2 o'clock. Mos, .s y.
trading in this Issue took place In ,A' U
two hours, a demand appearing SON. ~
the opening on which It sold up ipaaI,tle stle
point. While most Of the gain va w
taned TO the close, the action OF ~ pala
tifcates led many to believe that thsrs cec
liquidation by tired holders at tba w
price Good support met these ssiiSu osu
ders, however. Union Traction al tha o.
time sold up a half point. IN.
Movements were not all on the "a.
advances, however. Little SchuvIkin
clined points to a new low mari ~ e
last two years, while Buffalo and s', "
hanna trust certificates lost 5 points ,sQus' ,sQs
by reaching the lowest figure for IN. zen
Electric Storage Battery showed mo- ~
tivity than It has in some days ana se
up a point In this stock, as in ~. va
the majority of the trading was is
morning.
Pig iron production in the month ., :,
was 3.417,340 tons, an increase of ss.yy
tons over April and 56.267 tons ov.r o1,.N ~
Of last year The average dailv n. ~
tlon for May was 110.23S tons. arains, ,Vuuo NV.
165 tons in April These figures are ~ ~
by the Iron Age. Eva
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BONDS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, June z, - The foreign ex.
change market showed further pressure
New low marks were recorded in Russian
exchange. Ruble cables were quoted al
25.25 and checks at 25.l5. This is a dis.
count of so per cent from the normal
Quotations we're;
Demand sterling 4,75h. cables 4.7s 7-ls
sixty-day bills nomlnally 472A and ninety.
day bills 47oA.
Paris cables 5,7l%. checks 5.72H.
Lire cables 7,o4A, checks 7o5A.
Swiss cables b.osh, checks, sos.
Guilder cables Al SIS. checks Az.
Stockholm cables s0.l5, checks, 80.
christiahia cables 1880, checks 1890.
Copenhagen cables $3.50. checks 1850.
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PRONOUNCED STRENGTH SHOWN IN MANY
STOCKS IN BROAD STREET CURB MARKET
NEW YORK, June Z.


to 2,
with develop now
selling
o
OIL
Merritt
selling the high of 81 share
AN Milford sold at IA United
Motors wasag weak, 2%.
in followed
by in Russians o II.
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Cotton Buyers and Sellers

NEW YORK, June 7.-July-Downs. Will
son and Slack bought; Rosenberg, Watkins,
W. Gumoens Martin, Newman and Schill
sold.
October-McEnany, r. Hubbard, Hopkins,
clifford, Orvis, Young and w. Gumoens
bought; Hyman, Martin, Carpenter, Rjor-
dan McFadden. Travis, Frederickson and
Rosenberg sold.
December-Schley, Black, Kelffer Car
doza and Rountree bought; Schil Mont
gomery, Cochran Jay. Brooks, Bearsley
Mitchell and Rosenberg sold.
January-Munds, Peers, Schill, &C. Gu
moens and McFadden bought; Mentz, Sellar
and Schil sold.
March-Keiffer and PARROT bought; Sell
lar sold
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Kelly Springfield Tire Company. regular quar-.
terly q lioO on the per cent preferred stock.
General Petroleum Corporation, 10 per cent
on the common stoek. payable quarterly. begin
ciustt Peabody Co.. Inc, regular quar-
Of record June 90
American Sewer Pipe Company. quarterly Of
CT Es' ssgg & 'sss q sosE 'ss'Es y EssofS e
.fs .ffnsefI6an steel fou1dries comppnb. regular
o14fI@NY "a - per cent rtyapie June 30 lc
||t11 y n4t4I1 JUNE ~.
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Buys Casting Company

NEW YORK, June THE American
Locomotive Company has purchased from
the Pennsylvania Seaboard Steel Cornora.
tion the seaboard Steel Casting Company
plant at chester, Pa. This plant has a
capacitsN of approximately $4,000 tons ~
steel castings year, su y Client to supnIv
an appreclable proportion Of the companyis
needs in normal times
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
Conner Market Strong

NEW YORK, June 7.-Strength doml-
mates the copper market although business
is not Of big proportions, Leading produc-
ers have sold what little metal they had
to offer for delivery before September.
Consequently. buyers in need of June, July
and August copper must do business with
the independents. Spot copper is held at
nominal quotation Of SO to 81 cents a
pound.
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INHERITANCE TAX BILL
PASSES STATE SENATE
House Measure Providing 2 Per Cent
Levy on Direct Bequests Would
Raise S5,O00,0O0 Year

HARRISBURG June 7.-rhe Senate
passed the House bill providing for two
per cent state tax on direct inheritances.
The new law will give the State approxi-
mately s6,OOO,OOO annually.
The Buckman automobile bill reconstruct
ing the present automobile laws Of the
state and making additional provisions,
passed the Senate finally today and now
goes to the House
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, June Z. - There was
good demand for spot cotton today and
prices were "a points higher on the tass
of 15.57d for midupland. The sales aggrs
gated 5000 bales, including 5000 bala
American. There were no imports. Ths
market for futures closed barely stead
and unchanged to 16 points higher.
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disclaimers Paws Ertra

NEW YORK, June THE Alus-cb,,
mers Manufacturing Company has deoIarsd
a dividend OF Y per cent on the preferrsS
stock and Y Of per cent extra on accom-,
OF back dividends, payable July I6 TO stocls
OF record June 80. o'oeN
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Lead Price Advanced

NEW YORK June THE Ap,ar,...
Smelling and Refining Company has sS
vanced the price OF lead from Ia IL iees
cenis pound = 'Vh
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Bank of France Gains Cold

PARIS, June THE weekly statement
OF the Bank OF France shows increases OF
l.sS0 900 francs In gold and Of $4,000
francs IN silver,
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STANDARD OIL STOCKS
INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS
MoNEY-LENDING RATES

NEW YORK Money on call opened
3% high, 4 low, 3& last, ; closed, az a
4 ruling rate, az per cent.
The tone of the money market for time
funds was slightly firmer today, TO the eN-
tent that asking figures for all dates from
sixty days to six months were raised 4 10
5 per cent. Bids were unaltered at AZ
per cent for those maturities Accommo.
dations on good mixed were not as freely
available at Az per cent as heretofore.
Bank acceptances were unchanged at AZ
93% per cent for inelgibles and 1850
3 lis per cent for eligibles.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, June THE market for
coffee futures opened barely steady, to
points lower, with trading on the call quiet.
Sales amounted to $3.50 bags
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FINANCIAL NEWS
INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL MAKES FURTHER .
ADVANCE WITH BUYING COMPETITIVE
Several Houses Representing Strong Financial Interests
on Market-Tak Of Extra Dividend of 100 Per Cent
Gains in Other Issues
High Points in Today's Financial News

Industrial Alcohol
h tax eGdjnent Of capitalization Gnd 100 cent extra
hgh w wheat higher Cotton closed wer Bar silver higher. Russian
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Bank Of England Reserve Expands

LONDON, June THE Bank Of England
return for the week compares as followa:
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Total sales, 1, sos, 900 shares. compared with
/ ,OO6 .059 shares yesterday thus far this week
s:20l, ,16O sharesi Eame period last week. s,6I4.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07

PHILADELPHIA - Call per cent
Time, 445 per cent Commercial paper,
three to six months, AZ OAK per cent
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COTTON PRICES DROP
AFTER STEADY START
Decline Follows Selling Due /,
Favorable Crop Reports.
Market Nervous
COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE follovins ~.
this morning; Asheville, 6Oj Fort smith esj
Oklahoma, 62; Memphis. Birmingham. rtaas ~
Vile and Atlanta, 6Si Raleigh. Shrcvssns.s.a.' sssa'
San Antonio, pei Rio. vicksburE. Macon sn5
MS9tEo%eTG .ys ATsRRsts 3d. Wilmington sP
sonyllle., Tampa. CoTPgs Christi, Gsiv.satSSss. aSs.
Thomasville. .Oe at Memphis. 20 az ASS Asbsa,tn. =
.Os at Knoxville, "a at ChattannosS ssl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07

Total sales, Ss ;9O7. 900, compared with So, ,IO5-
500 yesterdayi thus far this week, S3,I1i 900,
same period last week, S7.4S5 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07
Directory OF,ACCOUNTANTs
BURNS & sPEAKAiAN
THE BOURSE
RAILROAD EARNINGS

RUTLAND RAILROAD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-07

Total sales, 1925 shares, compared viii
81 500 shoresi same period last week 4o'@o'
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-04-13

preciate the boon of freedom. To
him it comes like a draught of
fresh air in place of the sitting
air of the dungeon, like a flood of
light in place of it's gloom. The
Jews of Russia will this year ap-
preciate to the full the meaning
of liberty, when they compare
their present condition with that
of a month ago.
Liberty, like all the other great
gifts we enjoy, should turn our
hearts to God, the giver of all
good. The genius of Israel has
made the annual commemoration
of the Exodus, like all the great
events of our history, religious
occasion. For every experience
and every memory should bring
God to our minds. And the noblest
sentiment of man toward God is
the one Of gratitude. 1t springs
from our recognition that without
His help our efforts are vain. eff
God does not build the house, they
that build it labor in vain" 'Had
not God been with us when men
arose against u.s.. they would have
swallowed us alive"
But to feel grateful to God for
past favors, their memory must be
fresh and vivid in our minds. For
that reason, too, we must think
ourselves in the place of our an
cestors, near and remote, who first