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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-27
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Ame,es Mating IL csmesny Ssdsns hsns q
curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation.
regular semiannual of sh per cent on pre-,
fs5Ted t,i,r,5 payable July 10 to stock of record
Angie. American OIL COMPANY semiannual
regular Quarterly Of " per cent on pre-.
sf1sed aSe july nna Is cent record so
Pittsbursh Coal ,,i Company Of Ne. New Jersey srs
feTred' payable July 3s to stock of record
Sy sfa e.a ss somssa % %p.gas.
ADJUST 1 to stock Of record July 10.
cent on
si.75 on common. The preferred dividend
Is payable July to stock S 9f 9 record :,ors Juns
Eisin edGf' National Stt Watch Company. regular
81 9parts5SS rssglS ga,y 81 cent August to STOCK
Lehish Coal and Navisation Company
gus. American 81 ca siReT RoiiSs NM Company, regular
Of cen G esnts cn anS
United Railways and Electric Company
ay Is 81 Of uns
| New York Federal Reserve Bank. semi
annual Of per for the rs rst half Of n:
Mohawk Mining Company, rseular quar-:
stock OF record July is. The company
hereafter will paw dividends quarterly In
| stead Of semiannually
United Drug Company. regular quarterly
of ~ per cent on first preferred. payable
| August to stock of record July Is.
ssn Gpagsss Ja fsus5 q 20 stock q
'uAth uAtchison. Topeka Sand Santa Fe Railroad
| regular quarterly Of III per cent on com
mon, payable September to stock OF reeort
William cramp Sons Ship and Ensin,
PAYABLE August to stock OF recore
'uiiy Inspiration Consolidated Copper Com
usual quarterly .,nr 81 oora shaIs 5as say
Enterprise Manufacturing Company, !,
dividend OF per cent. payable June p
santa Cecilia Sugar Company. a. diyiden'
Of 81 per cent on PREFERRED payable Angus
f. stSek s,stes Sf seeSrs smsIns an Company re
quarterly Of s1.25 on common and s7h
|, cents on preierrsd' payable July 10 to stool
First National Bank. Philadelphis, regp
standard Underground Gable, quarterly o
, per cent and an extra of 8 per cent. pay
soIs Bell Teiephone Company of Pennsylva
MIA regular quarterly Of Ia per GENT. pay
: able July Is to stock Of record July D.
Northern ststes Power Comnsny. Iesula
ss,suiy ssis Sry e 20 % .toek M % 81 record june 20
si'Sc gsus ,ssr: r:o esysSle le SsS 70 % stock
r0coT0 Su10 - - !. (. 1, ~. II '.., y
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GENERAL ASPHALT COMMON
AND PREFERRED SCORE BIG
GAINS, BUT LATER DECLINE
Realizing Sales Brings Reaction After Former Reaches
New High Record for This Year-Lake
Superior Active and Strong

Virtually the
DAY was cenered in General Asphalt Lake
strong while Superior higher
has for
General Asphalt continued
yesterday 311
at the close with sales totalng
PACK Tor loss OF IA The
Lake Superior Corporation
ing the session sales of that
around moaenoon advanced
at which the majority
day. and at the close sa came out
The tone of the market>a
oher issues outside
for leaders
following announcement from
the Liberty be
Electric Storage Battery
points
slightly "
Reading while
Iehgh Valley gained a
Liberty Loan bonds
were higher Philadelphia Electric
York Railways Net Decreases
months which
gross was ~ increase of s2S96s
Ia
responsible
Exchange
and
more intelgeny more economically to outside
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ISSUES ON CURB
ESTABLISHED AT HIGHER PRICES
Tone Strong During Greater Part of Day-Russian
Bonds Respond to Suggested Plans for Allied In.
tervention-Oils in Urgent Demand
New York, June 81.


lshed higher holding
bonds, 81
al o
a
in
by the Allied
hat
Asphalt which
to 321a, but
of Midwest
from to 1874, bu reacted n
to
sold 81.
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BONDS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, June 27.-The foreign ex-
change market in the early dealings
today was featured by the high price
quoted for lire. This was attributed to
the effective measures recently taken to
stabilize rates on Italian caused by the
splendid successes of the Italian army
Quotations were:
Demand sterling AIS 5-l6. cables
4.76 7-l6; sixty-day bills 4,73, ninety
day bills All.
Franc cables $40, checks 5.71ih.
Lire cables SIS, checks SS7.
Swiss cables 3.95, checks 399.
Guilder cables 507s, checks 50A.
Pesetas cables 27A checks 27H.
Stockholm cables $3.50, checks $500.
Christiania cables 31.6O, checks 20.
Copenhagen cables 3120, checks So SO.
Ruble notes 1885 @13.95 for the 5O0s
and 13.90@l4 for the zoos
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CLOSING LIVESTOCK PRICES

Chicago, June 27. = HOGS = Receipts,
"a 600 head. Morning trade on good to best
light. butcher hogs steady to &c higher
others slow, common mixed and heavy pack
siS Is a 1890 butchers heavy, sic, $50
1880 pseking heavy. iS y y II ,s 5@ - 20; Light light
icc&TTLE0Receipts. TO- 900 head. Steady
" sfHiiESEP-Receirts. 1900 head. Best
spring lambs steady others slow to lower.
Kansas City, June 7.--CATTLE-Re-
CENTS; 5000 head stTons sana to loG higher
sHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head. Steady.
South Omaha. June 27.-HoGs-Receipts.
l3 900 head. Strong to &c higher; closed
CATTLE : Receipts. 500 head. Best
S'snfE sHEEP%Receipts. iGPRit 47oo head, Twenty-Five
cents higher.
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Eddystone Co. Capital Increased

Approval of the plan to increase the
capital stock of the Eddystone Munition
Company from 100000 to $4,000, ,00o
was voted today by directors of the
Baldwin Locomotive Company at their
regular meeting. The increase in the
capital stock is part of a planNto expand
the Eddystone plant. which is engaged
lied governments. All OF the capita
stock OF the Eddystone concern n owned
by the BALDWIN CouaDouYs
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Chemical Company Declares Extra

New York, June 27-The Virginia.
Carolina Chemical Company has de-
clared a quarterly dividend of / per
cent on the common stock and an extra
dividend of per cent payable in Lib
erty Bonds and also declared regular
quarterly dividend of per cent on the
preferred stock. Common dividend is
payable August to stock of record
July is. The extra is payable October
/ to stock of record September Is and
preferred is payable July 15 to stock of
record July 8.
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Brokers Will Register Next Monday

For the purpose of registration of
brokers under the act of October 3. 1917.
deputies from the office of the collector
of internal revenue will sit in the office
of the secretary of the Philadelphia
stock Exchange on Monday, July 1,
between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3:3O
y. m. for the purpose of taking appli-
cations for such registration and the af-
fidayits thereto.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRI(
INEWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD-NEW
CORN CLOSES FIRMER
ON REALIZING SALES
After Early Strength, Market
Says Owing to Buying by
Shorts-Oats Stronger
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST


Chicago. June e7. Iilinois-unsettled
tonight and Friday. with probably Local
Missouri and Iowa--Locai thunder show.
ers this afternoon or tonighti fridaS part
Wisconsin-Unsettled tonight and FRI
day. probably local showers; warmer To-
Minnesota-ProbablyI local thunder show
ers this afternoon or tonight: warmer
southeast tonight: Friday part cloudy.
North and south Dakota; Montana Friaay a%a not
much change In temperature. r-,
Nebraska : Fair. tonight and FRIDAY. @
probably preceded by local thunder snow
crsN east this afternoon or tonight; not so
warm southeast tonight; IA, ...,,v
local p"s thunder 'r showeps Spso this afternoon
tonight. east and south; cooler west TO-
night; Friday fair:
Chicago, June 27.
The corn market finished f1rmer today
after having sagged on heavy realizins
sales. The decline was preceded by
strength on buying by commission
houses and shorts. due to complaints
that the quality of arrivals was poor ana
on light stocks.
For time the market appeared TO ne
too heavy. with most of the local cro"o
loaded with long stuff. but the offerings
were absorbed partially by seaboard
houses. Trade was on smaller scale
east was fairly good.
Except for further extreme tempera- =
lures in the far southwest the weather
map was favorable. No shipments were
expected from Argentina this week.
June corn ended a. higher at $1.46A.
The best on July was S1.47ss the bot
tom SLASH. and the close $1.46i Y ~
s146Fs, against s1.46as at the end yes
terday. The top on August was
S149L: the bottom s1.4sas, and the
close s1.49h Gs1.49, against s1.4SA at
the end yesterday.
oats ended firmer There was a good
trade in August. with hedging against
country offerings of the new crop. July
was comparatively quiet. The CAST
article was strong. A sale of $4,000
bushels of standard was made for east
ern domestic consumption at better than
export bids.
Clearances from New York and Phila
delphia were liberal. There was talk OF
renewed buying by exporters. The
Southwest was purchaser here.
June finished at the bottom at 7S12c
against II &c at the end yesterday, will
the low point 77&c. The best on Jul!
was 73c, the bottom 72h C and the clos
! sc higher at 72%sc bid. The top ol
| August was 6Sa4c, the bottom 6sBc ant
the close 6S1a a 6sssc, against 67Ac
| the close yesterday.
! Leading futures ranged as follows:
c Open High Low Close clos
HdE itss ts3s it5; ii5;s 1ts 1ts 1ts ts is iis$
HSz:::: Hs1iy'::: sssS 49, 81! 81: 81: 81
ss 1893 50 sss5 sss5 1913 2ss7 2ss7
Juiy..'. fyDs-. 2s.s5 2s.47 1890 tea.s5 2s.so
Sept. a 23.97s 24oi 2S.s7 t23.00 23.s7
JUN. 4s.4s 4s.45 1925 ,4aaI 4s25
| 'Bid. tAsked. Nominal.
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DIVIDENDS
Financial Briefs

There has been admitted to the list
the New York Stock Exchange
3s1z5.900 of common stock Of the South
orto Rico Sugar Company, and $780,
20 capital stock of the Fifth Avenue
onk Of New York. .E
The New York Subtreasury lost $3.50.
DO to the banks yesterday, but Friday v
nd gained Si.sso.o00 from the banks.
The net operating income of the Gulf
<t1es Steel Company FOR May was
Tho production of gold in Rhodesia.
o11th Africa, in May, was 5T,1Oo fine
te9. valued at f239,205.
~ Third Avenue Elevated reports
N Nay, gross of sss6.302, a decrease
compared with the same month last
~. 81 $26. .553. Net for the month de-
61oed $45,2S0. Eleven months gross
ffeased s1.329,3i4. with net increase
the period of s1,043,75S.
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FIX PRICES ON ACIDS
Manufacturers and War Industrie
Board Reach Agreement

Washingtn, June 27.--Maximum prices
for sulphuric and nitric acid have been
agreed upon by manufacturers and
hoard in was announced today.
The prices are: Sulphuric acid, so
degrees Baume. SIS per ton OF 1000
ponnds: 66 degrees. s2s per ton 20 per
cent Oleum, $50 per ton all I. o. D. rae
Nitric acid, 40 degrees. Baume. sh
cents per pound. I. o. b, factory. The
prices are effective at opco ana expire
heptember 20, 1919 s. I.
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Iiyernool Cotton

Liverpool. June 27,-Spot cotton today
was quiet and prices were Arm on the
basis of 22.59d fer middling. Sales
amounted to 5000 bales There were no
receipts. Futures opened quiet and at
1880 p. m. were steady Old contracts,
spot prices, were: American. middling
fair, $500 good middling, 23.22d; !;
good ordinary. 21.06d; ordinary. 20b4d
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Ior, Star Gas Increases Capital

Pittsburgh. June 27.-The Lone Star
Gas Company has increased its capital
from $1,000, 900 to $4,000 900. stockhoid-
ers of record July 2 to subscribe az
FER cent due August 10 and balance
on 80 days notice. Directors passed
resolution that company produce and
market OIL
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Cotton Buyers and Sellers

New York. June 27.--July-Cone,
Sellar, Mitchell and Schill bid Geer and
Newman offered
October-Mitchell, Finn, Slack, Schill
and Gumoens bid; Rountree, McGhee,
Geer and Newman offered.
December = Schll and Montgomery
bid Royce Geer and Rountree offered
January-Schill and Sigel bid Jay
offered.
March-Burnett and Sellar bid: sigel
offered.
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Department Of Agriculture, PhtladsL
phfa branch. tcith headquarters at 500.
SIS Insurance Exchange BUILDING.
NWholesale prices on large lots to
3opbers fased on sales at the various
railroad depots)
q LES Deiaware' hampers. $500
sHasAacKRERRIEs- 3 New jersey. per quart,
crate TX lopes 6 per standara
foS ioSesj 'sg;s ssi7s u
NsSFFSS York PEI 81 iG per lttSiss
,sc MN KATYaSSLNsI YasS Te Jersey, per quart. 100
,oGoosEBERfR;1EEs@!Nsesw; !ss; Jersey. per quart
ors agcShEaERRIEs y 81 4 Jss - New Jersey, per
Hays sasb per bassts ssaskei 4 Trstf to Il
auffrFNssEE fFNEIPfThGEioTsa Ipsfksf s2 TISS ,oa
so pinesi saGG, 'o'''a per crate ga TO
,RAsPBERRIEs-New Jersey. per pint,
.sTKAwBERRrEs-Pensylvana. per quart.
VEGETABLES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS green. per bunch,
G9I9sissl @ iso ci 3H@ 9@s fancy i3@2oc primes.
BEASsGNew jersey. bush. baskets.
per ssore ssSrsh craaes s%s no
rivals. no sales PENNSYLVANIA. bbls. So a5 %
:. IL: New Jersey. S bush. baskets. rs a e5c
CAARRoTS-Nearby. per bunch. 2@4c
CC0GgRRN",,iMississippi: per bbl.. s3.25.
re VI s5GRKMSI1SEarolinas' 5RM1 q per BUSH ham,
EGGPLANTS-Fiorida per crate. $500
LETTUCE-Pennsylvan mia. per bush. box.
cS Soc%h; eoSsy, New Jersey. per crate e dozen
ba MnsHE4@SMscNearby sKets YSS4sc per h. C to lO.
gniisS stses 10 ea's efass fs ys,lews ssassss
| white, bush. hampers s2s0@s,
| PEASeNew Jersey u bush baskets.
ISEPSSERsnjTlsEdt S SsW jeI,s% .sss ss, ssas
PoTAToEs-Per bbl. tapproxima tely 1es
lbs South Carolina. No 1. $500; No. 2,
| S2.25 as: North Carolina, No. l. s5 %;
Ge9rgia6 No. 1, si,5o9i75: Florida. No, /.
RADISHEs-Nearby. per bunch. ok n s-
=, ,RHUBARB-NearbS. per bunch. 2ta %
aSCALLIoNs-Nearby. per 100 punches. 81
souAsH-New Jersey, 81 -bush.. baskets.
oSIAToEs-Mississippi. 4-basket crates.
best. best q Ss 5s 40 culls and goo6 or 81 9oc
sey. bush. baskets, 81 h0@350
| WATERMELONS-Flo csrlots. s400 q
500 o5c 1s1 each.
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY
oRANGES--California. per box uoe "a
2ss in boxl, 81 sO@D8 9O
| LEMONS-California. per box (210 to 54t
| in boX), 81 00m0.15
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BANK CLEARINCS

Bank clesrings today compared with cor
responding day last two years:
1918 1917 1915
Boston 5s. GAS, ols A.. $50. 22s 81. $50. 7io
n York 500, Ts5.47l 5s3. es7. .169 631 Osl 81 q
Baltimor sil sss. 5tS {! 'i$s. 49, ss.ss5 sss
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STOCKS DECLINE IN NEW YORK
FOLLOWING STRENGTH EARLY;
UNITED STATES STEEL LEADS
Washington Report of Request for Authority to'
$8,OOOOOO,OOO War Loan to Be Issued in the Au-
tumn Causes Selling and Lower Prices
High Points il, Today's Financial Ne,cs

foHoctno
authority
rch
gained early and
closed
foreign crchan9e
E.
cha
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Usual Interim by Stetson Co.

The ]. p. Stetson Company has de-
clared the regular semiannual dividend
of per cent on the preferred and the
usual ad interim 10 per cent on the
stock of record July 1. The company
has been paying on the common Tor
several years 10 per cent in July ana
rs per can't In January. ~
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Extra by z. W. Bliss COMPANY

New York, June 27-The z. w. Bliss
Company declared the usual extra 'divi-
dend of N per cent on the common in
addition to the regular quarterly divi-
dend of "a per cent and the regular
quarterly dividend of per cent on the
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, June 27.--Trading in coffee
futures was quiet this morning with
prices on the first call unchanged to 6
points lower. The near positions were
easy while there was a fair demand for
the more distant months from a leading
European account.
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PHILADELPHIA INACTIVE STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed in the Philadelphia STOCK
Exchange and in which there were no
transactions today. The price, given Is
the last previous close:
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STANDARD OIL
INpEPESDENT OIL STOCKS
MONEY.LENDINC RATES

NEW YoRK--Money on call, mixed
collateral opened at 4 per cent low
3Ia: last S12 f; closed 3d3Ia; ruling
rate 3ls per cent Industrials opened at
Az per cent: high Az low Az :, last
AZ closed AZ 44h; ruling rate 31s
per cent
Offerings of time funds were again to-
day freer and there were reports that
the per cent minimum on the indus
trial loans had been shaded for short
dates The demand was moderate eX-
cept for the longer periods, as borrowers
i'm many cases prefer to take a chance
with call funds at ruling levels than
of sixty-day funds at the higher rate
PHILADELPHIA-C s per cent /;
time, 5% as per cent. Commercial pa
per. three to six months. 546 per cent !;
six months, per cent.
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INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS

Following are quotations for Inactive
New York stocks and in which there
were no transactions today. The price
given ig the last previous sale:
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COTTON PRICES RALLY
AFTER BEING WEAK
Downward Movement Halted
Coward Close-Prices Below
Yesterdays Finals

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
=. New York, June 21.-Weather condi-
tions In the cotton belt this morning were
Augusta and Atlanta, SO; Chatta goosa, ,
62: WilminEton, SO; Knoxville and Savan-
nah, 68: Nashville and MACON. 10; Pensa-
Antonio. yicksbure, Meridian. Montgomery
and Jacksonville; 20; Abilene. Corpus
Tampa. 7s; Memphis. 80; Galveston and
.o1 at Meridian; .02 at Augusta. and 10
at MONTGOMERY,
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Bank of England Statement

London, June 27,-The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows an
increase in bullion of f1,023,000. The
bilities is now 1920 per cent against
1880 per cent last week and compares
with an advance from 21.37 per cent
to 22.37 per cent on the corresponding
week last year.
The following gives statement in de-
tail compared with same week of last
wear:
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ns EXP. . 68 Mackay Co. Tx
Rub. -. 62is Man Shirt :. 65
chem. 81 Manhat Elev. 95
Az c pf. 91k Man = Sp O As
B Sug pr s3 May Dept st. So
J 8r n pf16l May D S pf1O2
8 & F pf.1os Max Max Mot. -. %
,xnress, 90 Nor & Essex. 20
Int IHp corn. 81 NJ s Pas S NJ 50
Sec p5;: f.: sd,s q n No x < : 7 T r pf *
,',ns ! nno rref 9s Nat Bis pf. .110
,;it Loio 7A Nat Biscuit. . 94h
.,lrh,d NAL co sOIs Nat elk & st SO
'onpoiu ref SoH Ma En- &St pf 94h
r StT p 81 Nat Lead pref1ooE
9nul.' ,iaM y Y g & -. I6
sugar ugarv 6sts n Y Dock pf 46
Stl rois ,SoiS Norfolk & So 2lZ
Su 10 100 North Amer. 46
ob pf new IS NRR Ma Ma nti nt o.
Tel & c.. 5O Ohio Gas rct. els
Wool pf.. sss Hwens Bot 81
&C d cas- "a Ohio Fuel Sup "A
Rirm&AIt. l0h Pen q en- e = pi soN
Gulf & WI SO PeOr;a g Fa,. 4eh
Loco pf.100 Pr Steel C" 10 on
-ett Co pf.102 PCC & StI 59n
IN Ssss; :1Ss Ssx sH'sa s!.s y W pf: 7ss4a
vn SHOE a. as Pitts Coal pf. 81
vn pf.' son Perce-Ar pf. 9s
nswick .',a1SSils Ponk OK G. Co 1sX
ms Bros, e. Ray Con Cop. "a
G. Arlz.. Snn Royal Dutch. IS
Petrol pf. sseA Reading I'd pf 3s
/ Fdy. 81, Readg Is. nj az
Leath pf.lSo Rep I & S pr. SSh
Pro1.".; az Ry Stl Sp pf. 81
ICED lst pi Savon Motor. 81
Fuel Sup A. ST L & II ~ 11sh
& Nthwst slN st L & sw Of Of q
G & 81 - Ss Seab A l. -. 3
& st J. pi SSx Seab A L pf. 81
S prei.' 90" Sears-Ro 1876 u
& South,. 1asS Sears-Roe pf.116
, Tab Rec 27 Sloss-ShefY seu
IS Int Cal, ,ou So Por r s. .134
lin ....'' son Por Ric Su.160
It Ins Co.. 9900h Std Milling. .10S
It Can. Std Mill pf. . s01s
n Prod Pt is5 Xxx ~ Studebaker pf 80
re & Co pf 81 S Stl ist pf ash
. r G pt. 13 Tex Co refs JSu
Edissn Third Ave :. is
q A. ~ AZ Tobacco p pf g5l;
l&RioGnde saah Tol & w cts. 81
a@ ai0f Fuel ssR T;dIy,, r. sW cts n,, pf ]. I i
e I'd pref :. "a Transna-Wn,s W. iso
/ NJ & S pf "a Twin Sitw ins 5ooT
her Buy B,wSof 81 Under Type. .1O5
h her p1so Unit Fruit. .124
Siner NJ ee% I'm Ry Inv. OK
lS Gigsr Pr Il siT Un Ry Inv pf 171i
,aTic hR 75 Union B & Pa. rs
u Sn nj s0n I'm Car StI pf.1D3
c. stee, 86 I'm Org 1st pf 4SI
.tau g Rkr 42H Union Pac pf 70I
:, i.Iec .1O1 I'm Pap 3D.. 15l
r,,,,an Cor 41X U S r LIST pf.100 !
6s us CT Ir p pf "A
of n j pf.lIo U Ind Al pf. 94k
er salt b5h U S Rlty Imp is j
va Cent :. 2s U S Rlty Imp
CONGO pf 3s% " S Sm&R pr a
HarSorpf. s6 U s Steel pf. .114k
HarofNJ. .127 Utah Sec Cp. 12j
Nick pf. s9% Va Car Ch pf. 107
vel Tea 3sis VaIC & c.. '72
vel Tea pf. 93H Vulcan Detin. 71
n c SO pf. SO westhe LIST pf 81
ms S F S w & l. E pr. 20
! NJ of. -. 60 West Marylnd 157
lily Spsd of IS West Md I'd pr 32
ciede Gas so White Motors AZ
Ixe Erie &W 9 Wis Central. 36 2
AMY Tob. 165 Woolworth ..1127
rillard p ..179 worth p & M
riliard p pf103 pf b ...... 67i
ok Co. 80. 81
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Total sales. 65O.95O shares, compared with
639, 800 shares yesterday; thus far this week,
Z, 2,490, $50 shares; same period last week,
I,a1i.300 shares.
sex dividend Atchison pref. ah Pond
Creek Coal Co, y.
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Nt"
A movement downward in the cotton
market was halted toward the close of
business today and prices rallied after
having been weaker, although last quo
tations were below yesterdays finals.
Private reports on the condition of
the crop indicated a substantial i'm
provement over the end May figures.
Exports for the day made fairly
favorable showing
A prominent spot man said that a
good forward business was being trans
acted in the actual daily, notwithstand-
ing reports TO the contrary, and he
declared that contracts were being pur-
chased as a hedge.
Continued inquiries in the hope of
obtaining definite information with ref
erence to the rewritten Government
specifications for goods permitting the
use of lower grades were unsuccessful
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-27
Government Local
Market Reports

THIS daily report 20 sent out bv IN.
Bureau Of Markets Of the United Stntes
Department Of Agriculture, PhtladsL
phfd branch, toith headquarters at so0.
SIS Insurance Exchange Building.
tWholesale prices on large lots "a
1opbers fased on sales at the various
railroad depots.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-27
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
<3oLDFIELD STOCKS
ToNoPAH STOCKS

~ YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
- xerk. June aT.--BuTrER-zkecsipts
~ Hishfr ..csesf fins. ~ p re-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-27

So 5D2 900 yesterday; thus far this week
SCI. .4S2 900; same period last week. sl8,'
99l 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-27

The net operating income of the Gulf
t1es Steel Company for May was