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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30

Fears of a money squeeze have
now disappeared. On the eve Of the
heaviest July disbursements of
record rates showed a tendency to
work lower. Call money was loaned
freely at Az per cent, against 6 per
cent two days ago, and time funds
also were quoted at substantial cor
cessions from the recent high levels
The most notable change, however
was in loans secured by industrial
collateral, which were made at pei
cent, against ruling rate of 612
per cent and high of s per cent al
the beginning Of the week. The
ease of money had little influence
on the stock market, which was ir.
regular and uninteresting save fol
the fluctuations in few specialties
The weakness of motor shares was
the feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
Would Reorganize
Aetna Explosives
New Stockholders Committee
Aims to Take Company
Out of Receivership

new stockholders committee mas
been formed to work out plan OF re-
organization for the Aetna EXPLOSIVES
Comnanv. Il consists of Henry Auchu'
formerly president Of the Keystone
National Powder Company; A. 5. A. De
Witt State Senator; Justus Won Len
gerke. formerly president of the Ma
tional Powder Company; +. +. baId-
win. State Senator, and John klee' I0I
merlv president of the Pluto fo"usr
Company. The committee asks stoch-
holders for the power of attorney.
II is charged by the committee INA,
the company's plants have been greatly
neglected in the efforts OF the manage
ment 10 carry out war contracts. IL -
sta,od however, that these plants are
now producing about 4,OOo,ooO poun1s
of commercial dynamite month.
ITnder the operation of the receivers
from April 20 to June !, 1t was pointed
opt tho nroft after the usual depreela-
10 charges. but before the amortiza-
tom of war plants, was at least s|oo'-
coo. tho
Owing TO the present condition OF the
rovr material market, the committee
expresses the opinion that the company
shnnld he taken out of receivership at
an carly date and that the "stockhold-
crs ne in position to offer an etlclent
end CONTINUOUS management under
Syed policv. based on the continuation
If tho company and its business as a
commercial enterprise after the war IS
Members Of the committee. their CIR,
crlar states. are holders of a large
amount of the company's stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
Dividends

Public Service Company ~ Northern I'LL
nois. Regular quarterly dividends Of /. per
cent on the preferred stock and ] =, per cent
on the common stock. both payable August
to stock Of record July II.
United Drug Company. Regular quarterly
dividend Of a., per cent on first preferred
stock payable August | TO stock Of record
July Is.
Pittsburgh Coal Company. Regular quar-
terly dividend of II. per cent on the pre-
ferred stock. payable July % 10 stock Of rec
ord July ..
United States Glass Company.-A dividend
of 81 share payable July % to stock Of
record July Il.
United States Mortgage and Trust Com
pany. Quarterly dividend OF per cent on
the capital stock. payable June 30 to stock Of
record June 20.
Smith Motor Truck Corporation Regular
quarterly dividend on the preferred stock
payable July Is 10 stock Of record June 30.
Eastman Kodak Company. Regular quar-
tcrly dividends of y per cent on the pre-
ferred and 2i2 per cent on the common
stocks, payable October / Ia stock Of record
August 81 (: also an extra dividend Of per
cent on the common stock. payable Septem-
Der ! 10 stock Of record July 81.
]. u. Stetson Company. Regular semi-an-
nual dividend OF per cent on the preferred
and 10 per cent on the common stock both
payable July Is 10 stock Of record July ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
Copper Interests
Buy Coal Fields
Deal Assures Mining Com.
panies in New Mexico
Adequate Fuel Supply

Acting for the Ray Consolidated
Copper Company. the Chino Copper
Company and the American Smelling
and Refining Company. Hayden, Stone
& Co. have purchased the coal fields Of
the Victor American Fuel Company in
the Gallup districts Of New Mexico,
for approximately 100000.
The purchase was consummsted at
this time, representative of the buy
ers explained, because of the prospect
of a coal shortage in the country
Owning their own coal property, the
copper companies, it Is stated, are as
sured Of an adequate supply of fuel.
A new company has been formed TO
operate the coal properties, under the
name Of the Gallup-American Coal
Company. II is the intention Of the
new management TO make an extern
sive increase in production for the
benefit Of the two copper producers
and the southwestern d'v sion of the
American Smelling and Refining Com
pauy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
Friday, June %, 1917

A new element is injected into the
already tangled situation regarding
prices for government supplies OF
copper by the sudden development
of labor troubles at the mines OF
leading producers. Little doubt ex-
lists that the workers will win sub
stantial advances in pay, no matter
how the other matters in dispute are
settled. This will mean heavy IN
creases in production costs, and part
of the burden will have to be passed
along to the government. The man
thing, however, is to keep production
at the maximum. In view of that
fact it does not seem likely that the
strike will continue for long. That
is one thing which should not be al
lowed to happen, even if to prevent
il the government should find 1t
necessary to intervene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
Liberty Bonds
Mostly Paid
For in Full
Local Committee of Bank
ers Starts Campaign in
Behalf of Next Loan

Figures made public by the New York
Federal Reserve Bank yesterday showed
that Of the $62l, 2lS, 900 of Liberty
bonds allotted to this reserve district a
total of S55O030,2S7 has been paid for
in full Payments in cash have amount
ed to Sl46,902,2s7 and in United States
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness to
S403, 1881 900.
The size of the total payments indi-
Gates that large proportion OF the
subscribers have preferred TO pay for
the bonds in full rather than exercise
the privilege of buying on instslment.
as provided for by the Treasury De-
partment.
1t was explained that some of the
payments were in excess Of the indl-
vidual allotments, and to this extent
funds would be returned 10 the sub
scrbcrs. OF the payments made IN the
form of certificates OF Indebtedness
Si34, 900 was part of the s3OO,OOO,-
600 issue maturing to-day.
A campaign has already been started
in this city TO make the next Liberty
Loan an even greater success than the
first. The Liberty Loan publicity COM
mlllee Will SoOH opeH HcnNtu"ANe . anu
begin the printing of posters with an
inscription something like this: Have
you begun to save your money for the
next Liberty Loan"
Bankers here believe that a popular
feature of the next war loan will be the
issuance of participation certificates IN
even smaller denominations than the
SO certificate Of the last loan. These
may take the form of stamps, which
may be exchanged for discount notes,
afte- the English plan. Subscriptions
of this character would probably be
handled through the Postotfice Depart
ment.
Final reports of the campaign for
Liberty Bond subscriptions of the
Pennsylvania Railroad and its affiliated
lines east of Pittsburgh show total
of $3.50 individual subscriptions from
officers and employees, aggregating
grand total of S3,444, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
Federal Reserve Bank Dividend. -Di-
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Further pronounced weakness in
Russian exchange yesterday resulted
in a fresh drop in the value of the
ruble, this time to a new low record
Of 22.65 cents, loss Of a quarter Of
cent from the preceding day. Brokers
were unable to explain the persistent
weakness. The market is so thin that
any slight increase in offerings tends
TO force the rate down sharply.
Spanish exchange was strong IN the
face of fresh exports Of gold by local
bankers. The rest Of the market was
generally steady.
Closing rates yesterday, compared
with a week ago. are given in the table
below. American bankers have sus-
pended all dealings in German and
Austrian exchange, so that daily quo
tations for either marks or kronen are
no longer available.
Wook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
Phone Merger Approved

Trenton, n. j., June 29.-Merger Of
the New York Telephone Company,
known as the BELL System" and the
Atlantic Coast Telephone Company was
approved to-day by the State Public
Utility Commissioners. The Atlantic
company owned and operated a tele-
phone system in Atlantic City and vi
entity. and nearly all OF the capital
stool was owned by the New York Tele-
phone Cor pany.
Petition for the merger was made on
tn: ground of greater economy and
efficiency. Under this consolidation the
Atlantic company Will have access to
the BELL System" throughout the
United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
Relevant Facts

Gulf States Steel.--A special meeting
n holders Of stock trust certificates
has been called for August Il to act
u,on a plan for the retirement or the
Cd 600 600 first preferred stock out
standing at Sll0 a share and accrued
dividends. To carry out the pan a'
least two-thirds OF the second pre-
ferred stock and two-thirds OF the com,
mon. exclusive of the SOCK represented
nv the stock trust certificates, must as
sent.
Porphvries May Production tan
Chino. Ray Consolidated and the Ne
vada Consolidated copper companies
nroduced 4l.342,572 pounds of copper IN
Nav. an increase of 3,ll2,270 pounds
over April. The May output was the
highest since last October for three OF
the companies. Rays production was
the highest on record, exceeding March,
the previous high record month, by
7A4s pounds. Utah's increase over
April was 2,O32,345 pounds; Chlno,.s,
5S7,5s2: Rays, 1851, and Nevada
Consoldated's, 512,7s6.
Transue & Williams Steel Forging
Corporation.-Directo yesterday de-
clared a quarterly dividend of Sl2b
share. compared with 81 share dis
bursed in the two previous quarters
The stock is now on a 50 annual basis.
The initial payment at the 81 rate was
made last January.
Cerro Gordo Mines Company. - Di-
rectors have declared an extra dividend
Of per cent in addition TO the quar-
terly dividend of 2l2 per cent. Three
months ago an extra dividend OF 2'2
per cent was declared.
Pennsylvania Railroad Stockholders
On June / the Pennsylvania Railroad
had 80 ,63) stockholders on its books, Of
whom 46,575, or 49.7 per cent, were
women. There were 99s5,3l4 shares
outstanding on that date. Foreign hold
ings have decreased in the last year.
On June /. 1916, there were 1892 for
eign stockholders, while on June l.,
1917, this number had shrunk TO 2,274,
so that now only 2.39 per cent of the
Pennsylvania stockholders live in
other countries. The State of Pennsyl
vana has 39.O95: New York, ZAP, and
New England, 1901.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
u. S. Treasury Finances

Washington, June 29.--The condition
Of the United States Treasury at close
to-day showed: Net balance in general
fund. 1929, 830.458; total receipts. So
71o,151; total payments, Sc, 164,o45.
The surplus this fiscal year is $685.
335,674, against a deficit of s1,34S.e57
last year. exclusive of Panama Canal
and public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30

The above rates express the cost Of
foreign money in terms of the Amer,
can dollar You buy an English pound
sterling at. say. S475as. The intrinsic
paritv is s4.s65s per pound Thus, you
saw either that pounds are at a dis
co1nt or that dollars are at pre-
MUM. which is owing to the fact that
in England the demand for dollars
with which to settle accounts in this
country is greater than the demand IN
this country for pounds with which TO
settle accounts in England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30

The plan to purchase 100000 cars
with government capital in order &c
make up the deficiency in freight
equipment is Of questionable value
Naturally the railroads would wei.
come additions to their rolling stock
from any source, provided the equip
nent could be obtained on an equi-
table basis, such as under a rental
agreement similar to those now IN
force between the roads and ship
pers owning their own cars. The
question is whether or not the car
supply could be increased more
RAPIDLY under such an arrangement
than in the usual way. The car
making companies are already taxed
beyond their capacity to meet the
demand and the railroads are plac-
ing additional orders whenever they
can get assurance of reasonably
early deliveries. Approximately
100000 cars are still undelivered on
back orders, according to the rail-
roads war board. One way in
which the situation might be relieved
to some extent would be to cancel
foreign orders and place so much
more of the car-building capacity at
the disposal of American railroads.
Statistics compiled by "The Railway
Age Gazette" show that about 80 per
cent of the orders for freight cars
placed in the first six months of this
year were from foreign countries.
Exports Of railway equipment have
grown substantially since the war
began. In 1916 we exported 729
locomotives and 540,349 tons of steel
rails, largely to neutral countries.
The number of cars exported does
not appear in the official statistics,
but the value figures show that S24,-
709,199 worth of freight cars and
SS57,9G2 of passenger cars left the
country last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30

i NOV ~
First
Albert Lea, Mimi, Permanent
Improvement as
Albert Lea, Mimi, Refunding IS
Albuquerque, New Mex, bSa,a
of Education, School bui'a'"s
AS
Albuquerque, New Mex, fuho-
ing SIS
albuquerque, New Mex, Genera
Street Improvement IS
Arlington Heights, ILL.,. Schooi
Building SIS
Belvidere, Ill, School Dis'''''
No. 81, SIS 49,.
Benton, ILL.,, Refunding 4As
Berryville, Va, Water WORKS %
Big Rapids, Mich, Refunding IS
Billings, Mont, City Hall rs
Billings, Mont, School DISTRICT
No. 2 4Jls ~,
Boulder. Colo. Water Wks. 4Hls
Bozeman. Mont, Fund'ns'
School Series Is
Broadwater County, Mont
Funding IS
Carbondale, H., School District
No. o5, SIS
Cascade County, Mont. Court
House IS
Cascade County, Mont, 3!s
Cascade County, Mont, Refund
ing S.
Cascade County, Mont. Fdg. 4s
Cass County, Iowa, as
Centerville, Iowa, Refunding As
Centerville, Iowa. Refunding IS
Charlton, Iowa, Funding SIS
Chippewa Valley Railway, Light
& Power Co., Eau Claire, Wis.
First Mortgage Gold SIS
Clifton Forge, Va. Bridge SIS
Colorado Springs, Colo, School
District No. II, Refunding S.
(El Paso County,
Consumers Power Co. First Lien
& Refunding Gold SIS
Cook County, ILL.,, School Dist.
No. 90 Morton Park AS
Cook County. ILL.,, School Dist.
No. 10 Chicago Heights) IS
Council Bluffs. Iowa, Independ-
ent School District AS
Cuthbert, Ga, Electric Light 6
Cuthbert, Ga, Water Works IS
Danville Street Railway & Light
Co., Danville, H., Refunding
Mortgage SIS
Dcnison & Sherman (Texas Ry.
Coz First Mortgage Gold SIS
Derry, New Hampshire, Water
3Hs
Des Moines City Railway Co.
General and Refunding IS
Dexter, Mo-. School District,
School Building AS
Dickey County, N. D., AIS
Edison Electric Co., New Or
leans, La. First Mortgage SIS
Eminence, KY, Street Improve
ment S.
Eugene, Ore, School District
No. 4 (Lane County, SIS
Florence, S. C.. Sewer SIS
Ford County. H., School Dis
trict No. So SIS
Fort Dodge, Iowa. Water
Works as
Freeport Water Co., H., SIS
Gallatin County, Mont, High
School Building IS
Gallatin County. Mont. Rfdg. IS
Genesee, Ida. Water Works IS
Geneseo Township. ILL.,, High
School District AS
Glencoe, Iii. improvement as
Glenwood. Iowa. Funding SIS
Gorham, NH. Water Works IS
Granite, Utah, School District
AVS
Great Falls, Mont. Sewer SIS
Great Falls, Mont. Water
Works S.
Green Bay. Wis, Refunding IS
Green Pay, Wis. Sewer As
GreenvilIe. H.. Reminding IS
Hamblrn County. Tenn, High
way SIS
He'ena Mont. JUDGMENT Fdg Is
Hi County Mont. Court
House and Tail SIS
Hill COUNTY. Mont. Funding SIS
Hudson. Iowa, Consolidated
School District SIS
Humphrey County. Tenn, Road
& Bridge IS
Huntington, w. Va. IS
Hyattsvil'e. Nd. Sewerage S.
Idaho Falls. Idaho, IS
Eu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
The Barrett Company On. j.
Special Notice Regarding
Exchange of Certificates

On and after July End. 1917. Full
Paid Subscription Receipts OF both
Common and Preferred Stock OF
this Company Will be exchsngesble
for permanent engraved certificates
81 stock. Full Paid Subscription
Receipts 10 be deposited with the
YORK CITY.
The terms Of said subscriptions pro-
vide that the holders Of partial paid
receipts have the privilege Of pay
ing in full on any partial payment
date II such payment is made on
or before July End. 1917. on the
Common stock. and July 10Th. 1917.
on the Preferred stock. Pull Paid
Subscription Receipts will be issued.
being eXchangeaDi BILE for permanent
engraved certificates.
Payment 10 be made at the Office 81
The Barrett Company. Il Battery
Place. New York city.
No endorsement IL required where
stock is Issued in the same name az
that appearing on the Subscription
Receipt IT, however, stock is to be
issued In any name other than that
evidenced by subscription receipt
the latter must have the usual en-
dorsement: be dated and witnessed
and have attached thereto properly
cancelled transfer tax stamps as re-
CURED by law.
Fractional parts OF shares Will be
issued IN the form OF Scrip A no
dividends or interest are payable
upon Scrip Certificates. IL will be
necessary. In order to participate In
future dividend distributions 10 pur-
chase additional scrip aggregsting
the par value Of sl00-or multiples
thereof and have same exchanged
for fun share certificates
TIE BARRETT COMPANY N. II
+. j. STEER.
Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
Kansas City Outer Belt and Electric Kan

u
Tho undersigned as 'ommlt.s ss,y
Bondholdcrs Deposit Agreement s's,
August ]. 1912. 900 respect - thc a.
Year First Mortgage Pour Per zen. -
Bonds - the above company. Aoss ~, !,
give notice 20 an holders ~ teiiihoas., I.
Deposit issued hereunder ana vhs,. AZ,
plan and Agreement ~ keady us" o..
dated December 81. 1915. that s@ia =
and Agreement have been ~iihif-N"
their entirety -, ~.
Under date Of November H. lsls' a..
COMMITTEES notified all Dcpositofs thN, =,
ments heretofore made boz respect o. "a
scriptions under said pan WOULD
turned 60 tho persons who had msar =,
upon demand and upon delivery or W A.
ceipts therefor properly endorsed r" " |.
9osItary or agent 81 the lepusiiars w.
sued such receipts. and that 'seh -
scriher on the return - the amouh. ~
in hy him under his subscription Nes.o,
entitled 90 receive a Certificate or D.rS,s
IN respect ~ bonds heretofore oeVN'
by him with the Committee. -
All payments made On respect Q. -
subscriptions which have not as -
returned viii be returned upon th'
and conditions Aforesaid
Dated. New York June Is. 1871
JOHN ". PItTTE>. Charms
EpNARD DICKINSON.
JtBi/ y. ODtlI.
PHILIP u. TtthtfI ,.,A
T. FREDERICK EAGLE. counsel q
CALVERT BREWER. secretary
cedar street NeN NorN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES
MIAMI COPPER COMPANY
81 BfOs q " dt, y I
Dividend No. 20

81 broadway. y. I
Dividend No. 20
June goth. 1917
The Board of Directors OF Miami copper
Company have this day declared dlNi-
dend Of 81 90 per share and an extra diNi-
dend OF 81 90 pc. share for the quarter
year ending June 3Oth. 1917. on the cap
ital stock Of the company. payabl" August
18th. 1917. 10 stockholders 81 record az
the close II business on August LIST, 1917
Books will not close.
sam 4. Lewisohn. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
FINANCIAL.
GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY.
Notice Of Retirement Of Preferred Sto.

GENEKNI WUTUKN fVNPNNY.
Notice Of Retirement Of Preferred stock
DETROIT, June -. 1917
Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO
action OF the directors and stockholders OF
GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY. a New
Jersey corporation. the preferred stock OF
said corporation has been retired at par
being 800 per share. and accrued diyi-
bends thereon TO August lst 1917 being
81 70 per share
Holders OF preferred stock upon presen-
tation and surrender Of their certificates
therefor. properly endorsed. 20 the Com
pauy's Transfer Agent. the Central Trust
Company OF New York. % Wall Street
New York city. will receive si0i75 for
each share represented by the certificates
50 surrendered
IL II RICE Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
Harris. Forbes & ca,
First (COntinued)

Interurban Railway Co. D.h.. |
ture (Des Moines, LAY g.
Iowa Falls, Iowa. Refundins |.
Knoxville, Iowa, Judgmes,
Funds AIS
Knoxville. Tenn, ST. Impvt Z
Kossuth County. Iowa, Brids,
AS
La Sale, ILL.,, School Disrie,
No. 2. 31ls
Lincoln County, Mont, Fund.
ing SIS
Lincoln Telephone & Telegr,pb
Co. lst Mtge. SIS
Louisville Gas & Elec. Co. &
Manson, Iowa, Refunding e.
Marshalltown. Iowa, Refds. 4
Monmouth, Ill, Water Wks 4
Montreal Tramways Co. Fis,I \
Rounding IS
Morris,own, Tenn. Water Win
improvement IS
Mount Airy. N. C.. Water Sun.
ply. Electric Light & pov.,
Plant SIS
Moweaqua, H.. School Buidn, |
Muscatine. Ia, Independen,
School District AS
Muskegon, Mich. Gen. Street
Improvement Is
Muskegon, Mich, Refundg. Va
Muskegon, Mich, Refundins s.
Muskegon, Mich. Lake Mich.
gan Water Works IS
New Orleans, La, AS
Norman County. Mimi, DitA
No. 81, AS
Oklahoma Ry. First Mortgage s.
Olympia, Wash. Water Wks. s.
Owosso, Mich, Water Works s.
Pendleton. Ore. Water WORKS
(l9l3) SIS
Pendleton. Ore, Water Worh
(l9lG SIS
Pierson, Iowa, School Dist. s.
Plum Bayou, Ark, Levee Dis. f.
Pontiac Township, ILL.,, School
District. High School Bldg
Portland Gen. Electric Co., Port.
land, Ore. lst Mort. Gold S
Redwood Falls, MINI, Refdg. s.
Riverside, H., School Dist. No.
S, as
Riverside. H., Water Wks. us
Rosebud County, Mont, Bridge
AIS
St. Joseph. Mich, Bridge AIS
Scranton Flee. Co., Scranton,
Pa. lst & Refdg. Mtge. Gold S.
Sedalia, Mo. School District,
School Building IS
Sheridan County, Mont, Fund
ing SIS
Spsrtansburg County. S. c,
County Refunding VS.
Sumter, S. C., Sewerage IS
Tacoma Eastern Railroad Co.
(Wash) First Mort. Gold IS
Tavlorville. H., Township High
School Dist. AS
Texas Electric Co. LIST q Re
funding S.
Thornburg. La. Cons. Inde.
pendent School Dist. as
Upton County, Tenn. School s.
Tuliahoma, Tenn, FL. Lgt. w
Tullshoma, Tenn, Wat. & Lgt. s
Tullahoma. Tenn, Wa. Wks.<h
Union League Club IS
VALLEY County, Mont, 4Hs
Watchemocket, r. l.. Fire Dis
trict Sewer as
Welder. NC. Water & Sewer s
West Hoboken, N. J.. Fdg. IS
West Hoboken Nj, School "A
White Plains, NV, School Dis
trict No. I. 5Hs
Winnetka. H.. Park District s.
Woodlawn. Ala. Refunding 81
Y.M.C.A. College LIST Mortgage
6s
Armour South Oak. Independ.
ent School District, School
Building IS
Florence. Col. Water WORKS
Refundi1g IS
Ca-rsrd County, KY, Turnpike
Road 4s
Tempt. Tex. Public Independ'
ent School Series No. 4, IS
Jackson. Mich, Paving, Water q
Sewer as
Mount Pleasant, Mich, Wate'
Refunding AIS
Redheld, South Oak. School
Building IS
Sedalia, Mo, School Dist. fdg' y
stments
rent issues Of carefully selected
.rvice corporation bonds winch
investment at prices to yield
So
lgS TIE for investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
News Digest
Foreign

Shipping Shares Lead London Mar
ket.-London. June %. The stock
market closed firm after quiet session
IN which shipping shares were the most
active, under the lead of the Cunarders.
Funds were we'll maintained, with
further appreciation in japanese on
redemption purchases. Rubber shares
recovered. Iron and steel stocks were
most prominent among the industrials.
Movements Of American stocks were
narrow. The close was dull The
market will be closed tomorrow and
Monday.
Paris Bourse.-Paris. June %.
Trading was quiet on the Bourse to-
day. Three per cent rartcs. 60 francs
20 confines for ca~,'. rchange on
London. q francs - r>ntimes. Five
per cent loan. s. francs go -,utimes