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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
tCHS AND TARHEELS CLASH
Is,,i, Track and Field Me-,
T r. Held Mt BIackrburE

BLACKSBURG. VA Nov &c we
s s Tech will meet the Uniyersitv Re
anna nn earoiina here tomorrow in their
'" Tha track and field games.
e,dnn Cdrolina fesd entries are con
Siaered the best in the South At,s uoi =
1i IN shs w. They will probably feature
vault T %eisht events and the pole
card card, and they should carry ' or the
r nsst , events but the Tar Heels, from
b paa records should capture the fieid
This is the feature intersectionaIp nia ed.
10 he staged here this season Ga sh
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Zig Track Meet Today.

NASHVILLE, TENN. May 1s.-pre
nln'haries in the loo-yard. geo yard
ana 2o-yard high hurdles We're held
here today. preparatory to the Southern
intercollegiate Athletic Association
mes, which begins tomorrow. Wander
town kyD. Mississippi A. &. 81
Georgia, Alabama and Alabama Poly
lechnic Institute are entered in tho
meet. " NV
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GIANTS WIN 4TH STRAIGHT /.
DEFEAT CUBS AGAIN BY
HOLDING THEM TO 3 HITS
New Workers. Bunch Singles and a
Sacrifice In sixth for
First Hun.
TBv Associated Prc.s.1

NEW YORK. May 16.-New York
registered It's fourth successive victory
over Chicago today by a score of 3 to
0. Barnes held the Cubs to three scat
tered hits, not a man reaching third
base. The Giants punched two singles
and sacrifice In tho sixth inning for
their first run. Two singles and an
error by Hollocher gave New York two
runs in the seventh inning. Score:
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester Reading. rain.
Buffalo Newark. rain.
Toronto-Jcrsey City, rain.
Binghamton. S; Baltimore. Z.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus -1ndianapolis. rain.
Toledo Louisville. wet grounds
Minneapolis. ): ST Paul. 3.
kansas City, 10; Milwaukee, s.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
birmingham. S; Chattanooga. 0.
Nashville. 3: Atlanta. 3.
Little Rock. :; Orleans, s.
Memphis. .; Mobile, !.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas, ?; San Antonio, ,.
Waco. 3: Houston. J.
Fort Worth. 8: Beaumont. ;.
Shreveport. 3. Galveston. ..
COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Al New iork-Columbia, :: Am
herst 3.
Al Columbia. s. C.-Elon College. 4
University OF South Carolina. o.
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REDS, !; DODGERS, O

BROOKLYN, May 16.-Cincinnati
erened up the series with Brooklyn to-
day by winning their second successive
shut-out victory. to o. Tho Superbas
have not scored run In TWENTY-FIVE
innings. Daubert scored the only run
or the game. his first in the series
when he beat out a scratch hit in the
NTH inning. took second on Kopfs
out and came home on Rariden's single
TO center. Score
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Richmond
Totals ...32 s Totals 81
'Hatted for FanderSraN In ninth

% skuao u IFII4IHhS' r.
Norfolk .... 80 o o o o ] q o--i
r, sum mary NO. base hits--Rass. Poole.
English; Joil!r Stolen hases-Yos, cross,
ley Aboott; Double plays-i.eathe-s TO
schwartz Hit by pitched bal--Yost Bases
on hals-on Jollin .: off Martin. 1: on
IenderErar. ilits-oM Jollin in . in
ninEs. off Martin. ! in innings. of
rendsrGraT in innings Struck oui-by
Jollin. 3; by Martin. g nv pendercrau
TLme OF Eame-.:lM. Cmrirn-RiInN- -, ..
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CHICAGO TRIMS RED sOx
CALDWELL HIT HARD
AND CHAMPIONS LOSE
Four Hits, Base on Balls in Second
Session Scores Four Runs
for NtctOrH.
TBy Associated Pre.s.1

CHICAGO. May 16.-Chicago beat
we'll frequently and hard. Four hits
followed base on balls In tho second
inning and scored four runs. Two
tors In Chicago's other tallies. Faber
held Boston to three hits. but his Wild
ness and bad throw In the first Inning
gave the visitors their runs.
The score.
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ST. Louis.
Totals 81 6 Totals a3 . .
BStted for Powell IN seventh.
matted for IIolke in eighth

,. SCor" ny innings: r
'''uiS j q j q a
'ostnn o 0 O ! o %
summary: Two base hits-MiIa- q,a.l
stolen baseE-Shotton Paulette &, Ia
HIT - Shoiton. Double piav.- MiIIar
H si, to Pauiette;; Miiief to Paul Pauiet,e
.:eI on bases-St. Louis. s. Roston g.
Bases sen OF hslls-on Tuero. 3: on Sherdei. j:
CT Fiiiiingim. liits-ofr Tuero. 2 in
on Fi'linEim, in innings; of Northrop.
zone, zone IN inninss HI by pitcher-by
by E4eeilik,;ETuero;; Struck outHby sherd iIi
> ny tlilngim, ! by Northrop. 2. Win
!ngim. fN''' fH'-
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PIRATES, 8: PHILLIES, 3

PHILADELPHIA, May 1s.-Oppor-
tune hitting enabled Pittsburgh TO de-
ieat Philadelphia today. S 10 3, giving
held the Philies hitless for six in
nings. Manager Bezdek. of Pittsburgh.
was suspended for three days, and
stenEel was lined $50. Both were put
off the field yesterday by Umpire Har-
rison for disputing a decision score:
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PORTSMOUTH, 8; SUFFOLK, d

% Spscia II to II, The Times Dispatch.
PORTSMOUTH,. VA. May l6-Clearlv
outhit by the truckers. the suffolk
team went down in defeat for the sec
ond tIine in the series by the score NJ
TO >. But for the wildness Of Pitcher
Hirschberger the visitors would have
been shut out
Box score:
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Totals ..53 : 5 Totals Ibis 6 &
.RRttei for Crcaih In ninth inninn.

ebatted for Crcath in ninth Inning:
First National ............3 o o o n n, ~
Pianters' National ............3 0 o o 0 o Q o.
summary: Two baSe hite-Maineld Pitt
Stolen bas.s-lfunt Pitt tcI. Deitrich. Kiiso
X, SACRIFICE h't-Grubbs. Double plays
Hit BY pitched baii.Macfariane by carter:
tional. =: Planters. 10 First base on .rror
First National. =: planters /. Bases On
bails--nn Carter. .: OF Msvo ! Struck out
by Carter. u. bv Mayo s Time o. zane
1919. Characterization Scorcr-B Barnard
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CARDINALS, a; BRAVES, 2

BOSTON, May ia combination Of
hits with bases on balls gave st. Louis
a 10 victory over Boston in the
maj game of the series today. Shot
ton walked the first three times at
'oat and scored on each occasion. Fall
ure 10 hit with men on bases nrovnd
costly 10 Boston.
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Cate. Goes TO CoInmb,.

hAhEtiiH ~ G., May l6-Jack
ton team Of the South Atlantic League
mas received orders to report to tho
manager OF the Columbia club tomor-
70" 10 play position In the outfield
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS FRIDAY.
S H,t,.,1ork. (: Chicago, Q;
CINCINNATI. 1; Brooklyn, o.
ST. Louis. 4: Boston. 2.
GAMES SATURDAY.
FittsburEh mt Boston.
st. Louis at Philadeiphia
Cincinnati at New York
Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Suffolk

summary: Sacrifice hi,s-Seir!e Bercnr
Siaplsion go. kiliher Sacrifices fv-CarrolI
st3!sh bascs-' 'hsmpagnc Two base hi,s
oGT!ng McCainn Hereer, Kolsc,h Heal.
ahn Cnarn payne Double plavs-Gooae Ia
,nrroll 10 GOosetres TO Staplcton H,t.-, m
liitr y hs T. in ID innings. Strike outs
Schanfcl J. Basc on balis-on pearson q.
on Nirschherccr. S: of Schaufe! Ief, on
McGICw ~ ehp'Ie
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F Fih'!'lssHlfR s'::::ssS SddsSfi1Es
tn, Thee, base s,o hi Mollw!,z Home run
Sacrifice hts-zi,zman. Cutshew. DoubIe
ppiay,GBaird l.uderus and Adams. Left
on ACKNOWLEDGMENT. S: PhiladelphIa 4
Bases on bails-on oeschger. s.: on Cooper.
T. Hit by pitcher-by ocschger. (I3ik.
hee). Struck II by OcschEer 2: ~
Cooper, T. Wild pi,ch-Cooner -
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. 6: Norfolk I.
Portsmouth, 81 Suffolk &
Petersburg. 3; Newport News 1,
GAMES TODAY.
Norfolk at Richmond
Suffolk at Portsmouth,
Newport News at Peter,burr
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Totals $50 Totals so
.Batted for Deal In eighth.

Chicago :............. . q o o %
New YORK q / 2 S-3
summary: Two base hit-Pick. Sacrifice
nit BARNES Double play - Zimmerman
noE!c ana Chase. 1.ctt bases-Ncw
York. :: Chicago, T. Eirst base on errnrs
-Nsw York. i Ch:caEo. l.. Bases on balls
by Barnes, l. by Tyler, .
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Newport News ...............i 0 o o o o-i
Petersburg ...... .......,.., q o o 1 I I a
{, SUMMARY: Two. base htts-Hinges. Parker.
Sio,eh hases-ftiler. Heating. Allen. Double
P a;. on bailsIon Walden. Il: of Hamei. j.
8 lit by pitched ball-IIcrrot, Struck
out stden. J. Time OF rame-l4 40 TIM
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Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN.
Totals .52 Il o Totals 40 o 5 {

Totals so ] Totals .aO o
Rated for Marauard in seventh
Kan for Schmand; in seventh
Iran FOR Konetchy In ninth
Score by innings. II
CINCINNATI .......n O n n n II
BROOKLYN ....... q 0 q a n n n n n
:, SUMMARY: Stolen base-Neale Sacrince
hns-Roush. Malone. Left on bases-t-in-
cinnati 9: Brooklyn. s. Bases on balls
M Sm r9 Vanguard; /: or lueue:. H!ts.-cr
innings Struck out-by Marouard e.
by i.uGue. ]. Losing pitcher, Marquard
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

RESULTS FRIDAY.
Chicago. !; Boston, g.
nhuadeIphia-St. Louis (wet erounds)
Nashlnk tor. Cleveland (wet Grounds
New Aork-Detroit twet Kroundsj.
GAMES SATURDAY.
Boston Mt st. Louis.
Philadclphia at Chicago
New York at Cleveland
washington mt Detroit
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Score by innings: r..
ttps'"n - " " " " l " v "
Chicago 49,. .........O o q o x-7
base hiis-Fcisch t2). Sacrifice hits
Strunk, Faber. Sacrifice hy--tiandil. Left
on baHes-ChicaEo. s; Boston. &. First ba Sc
ON crror-Boston. !. Bases hals-on
Faber. I. on Caldwell. 3. hit by pitcher
by Faber. l. Struck out-hy Fabcr. 5; by
Caldwell l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
TRADING ON THE CURB
IS IN SMALL VOLUME
Market Shows Effects of Higher
Money Rates and Recessions
Are the Order

New York, June 14.-Business on the
Broad street curb was Influenced again
today by the pressure exerted on the
stock exchange as a result of the higher
money rates and many stocks showed
rccessions in prices, although trading
in all cases was small in volume.
Excello Tire and Rubber, in which
there is evidence of strong Philadelphia
interest, was one of the new rubber and
tire issues that has attracted attention.
The stock showed firm tone in todays
trading with moderate amount of
business at 9A.
Savoid issues were lower, Savold Tire
dropping from 81 to 55 and New York
Savold at "a to 53h. Ohio Savold was
traded in at 30. Martin Parry was
steady, selling at 20 to 2Sh.
General Asphalt was traded in at
69a. Allied Packing was one of the
most active issues, ranging from 62h
to CPS.
Aetna Explosives did not respond to
the statements made by the reorganizers
and sold at 10H to 10.
Midwest Refining had a further de-
cline at points to 175. Sinclair Con
solidated sold at 501a to 1917 and Sin
clair Gulf was traded in at 59A to
5S3
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TRADE FEATURELESS
ON COTTON EXCHANGE
fluctuations Continue Irregular
and General Market Tone Is
Weaker-Ciose Easier

New York, June Authorizations in
the cotton market continued irregular
today and the general tone was weaker.
Operations were on a small scale and
There was little feature to the trading,
business in a large measure represent =
ing evening up for over the week end.
There were varying waves of liquida =
tion and covering by shorts which kept
quotations moving up and down.
Expressions of opinion were less
bullish, because of more favorable
weather, unsettled financial and politi
cal conditions, comparatively small
consumption by domestic mills last
month as shown in statement issued
at the opening by the federal census
bureau and bearish weekly statistics.
The market closed easier at net
decline of fourteen to twenty nine
points.
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14Fars further
of speculative yesterdays
trading resulted
l than 3 points.
1t generally regarded market that is for the time
troed by this
be a
after declining u 1O4%i quickly this
sold 26O in General
~ points 213 declined to 2O6 sudebaker continued
falling . points o below 90.
OF
o the proposed liquidation
In early trading
in
dealings
generally
Th Liberty actively traded 32
show
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RENEWED STRENGTH
SHOWN IN CORN PIT
July Leads List on Advance in
Hogs and Firmness in
Cash Article

Chicago, June 14.-Renewed strength
was shown in the corn market in the
initial trading today under the lead of
July and Influenced by further ad
vance in hogs and firmness in the cash
article.
It was thought that the technical po-
sition was perhaps little overstrained
on the long side, and selling orders
brought about recessions from the top.
On the whole, however, sentiment
early remained bullish. Weather con-
ditions were most favorable for the
crop, and uncertainty over the telegraph
labor situation induced some evening
up. The receipts were 156 cars.
July opened at $1.73 to $1.72,
against $1.721a at the close yesterday,
and then rallied to $1.72B. September
started at 81 SO to $1.66h at the out
set, compared with $1.66 at the close
yesterday. December opened at SLAB
to 81. A, against 81. "A at the close yes
terday, and later sold at $1.435s.
Oats sagged after a fairly steady
start. Trade was limited and sentiment
nervous Local interests were inclined
to press the selling aside, owing to i'm
proved weather and less apprehension
about the outlook for the new crop. The
receipts today were 173 cars.
July opened at 69c to 60Ac and later
sold 1sc below yesterdays close. at, 69c.
September started at 6S1sc to 6Skc,
against 6Sasc at the end yesterday,
and, after touching 6S%c, receded to
6SBc. December started at 6Shc to
6S5sc, against 6S5sc at the end yester-
day.
The receipts of wheat today were
seventeen cars.
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The War Department will open bids
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. June 14.-BUTTER-steadv at
an ndyanSessEXR6essseiipts SsX 6ssipts ls,sss tubs. High
Ss!s ssooSSs asSsic asa s's sssfs &;
EGGS-Firm on high grades ReoeInts
1b.387 cases. Fresh-zathered extras "a n
4eH c; storage packed extra irsts' 47B a.
sssa s e1trs Srs.s 47e; coy iests t1o' 4s$ 18th b
Sc; seSonds 81 ss@ ss.1h @.a12he G; dirties No. /. ss
and nearly heTn1nsry T1 whites 80 S@sie; cath.
cred whites. q a q osc; western whites, ~
4b @ 5sc; state and nearby hennery browns
ho@ &c; gathered brown and mixed coiors
CHEEsE- -Irresplar-Receipts 2oof boxes
s6kc. inside; snsst nst osHnEEent SsHnEEent make. whites.
SiH @31hc: white specials. 3l6sIK 9.
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No Change In Refined suosr

New York, June 14.-Prices for re
fined sugars today continued unchanged
ON the basis of DC, less 2 per cent for
cash for fine granulated, The Federal,
Warner and National ere still with
drawn, while Arbuckle Brothers are
withdrawn on granulated, but are ac-
cepting business In the soft grade, 10
to ia, inclusive. st 20 points conces- :
sion. Rsws are. unchanged at Z .2Sc for
o0 centrIfufsls delivered .s.,
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BUSINESS NOTES

Commercial failures this week In the
United States are 30 against 120 last
week, 90 in the preceding week and 20
the corresponding week last year. Fail
ures in Canada number 10, against 13
last week, 6 the preceding week, and
1S last year.b ,a5aal s.
For the, first time within the memory
Of those long connected with the jew
elry industry in this country buyers
for English concerns are in the local
market for large quantities of American
goods.
Increased activities in various lines
of industry have. resulted in an i'm
provement in the sales of mechanical
rubber goods. During the last week
manufacturers of betting, packing, hose
and other lines of mechanical goods
have received more orders than in any
week for some time past.
Jobbers and retailers are complain.
ing that deliveries of fall shoes are not
being made fast enough at this time
to assure them of adequate supplies
when the buying season opens.
A gutter market for copper was re.
ported yesterday, with no change in the
prices quoted by the leading selling
agencies. Large amounts of copper
were being offered for August delivery
at 18 cents pound, while the June
delivery was at 171a cents and July
at 17A cents.
Fluctuations In merchandising ae.
tivities during the week ending June
IA indicate that purchases decreased
six tenths of 1 per cent from those
of the preceding week, while indebted :
ness receded three tenths of 1 per cent
but payments on accounts increased
six tenths of / per cent. 1t is said
that these conditions. with continued
activity in nearly all manufacturing
lines, render the merchandising outlook
promising throughout the United States
The War Department will open bids
for the sale of more than 100, 900 900
pounds of surplus canned meats on
June 20. Various charitable institu-
tions have been circularized.
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! YORK AND PH7LADELPIZA STOCK -QUOT47
ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY
LEADS ON LOCAL EXCHANGE.
Issue Sho,os Irregularity Days Short Session-Jn
Steel Only Other Stock to Receiue Attention

The weakness that displayed Philadelphia
continued
market a ragged affair
transactions The stock opened s4
S4T ,. {:
cialy adeclne
and
Compan gained a point.
was unint 4 n
the
of
continued through May. ~
Buffalo and Susquehanna Earnings Shrink &
nd Rail-
road gives April earnings of compared with
month increased 1926 Four months
Of
$319I3O. - = ~
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PROPOSALS
rACTuRS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
eInEET IMnK0vEMHHT VII NGN HStsiIo AT syn Iy HILL
SNR THE NORTH CHESTER CHE REALTY co.
xorth Chester Realty Company at the ofi,cs
q the superintsn,.depMt End M,1 Ef Street and Public
III o'clock q. m. Of the 18th day Of June
f616, and at that time and place will Be
SnbIicIy opened and read.
The principal item of the contract and ap-
proximate quantity are as. follows:
Xerhaltic concrete, paving 10,170 souars
yards. granite paving block relsid. $50
square yards: bituminous macadam. 20: 100
esuars yards; concrete foundation for paw
INK. ja, 6T5 square yards
Z Fxezvption. $500 cubic Yards. Embsnk-
Usrt, 4sOo cubic yards; concrete curbins.
vians may be seen. specifications obtained
a. lie once Of A. p. Damon, Jr, Proiect
nnsineer. cor. Hancock and Ridley ave.
rssrtiied checks of s25oo must accompa ny
:. q. BROWN. Vice President.
North Chester Realty Co
Cbeater u.
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GAIN IN BANK cLEARINes
Business 80 Per Cent Greater Than
This Week Last Year

Total bank clearings of all the clear
ing houses in the United States for the
week ended today were So, ,112 ,552, ,4S9,
against $S,355, ,S42, ,492 last week and
Sc, ,242, 7ss, ,429 this week last year or
gain as compared with the correpsond- :
ing week in 1918 of 80 per cent. Phil
adelphia's increase, as compared with
last year, is 1874 per cent.
Details follow:
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

hsss Market @ mostly Sss.sr bsS aSeo
ss$SisssssSSssiss sSisSSssis 's;s. S; s $ss
SEQ; ;25 q 20 s2; yeshkins sOws. sIo.TS@ 20. s5;
p'ssA ATTLEWReceipts. r 500 head. Marko,
compared with.wsek age: Good and choice
beef steers STEADY Ss n,rb Medium grade lahi
20 Csc lever hslfsrS sd1 a anS low srads steady
Feeders stsady and strons, ''oeAsfs ana
sHEEiS. -Rsesipts; 1000 head. Market asc
and yeariinEs mostly 25c lower. '"es0
Pittsburgh. June 14.--HoGs-Reeeipts.
23OO head HIGHER. Heavies and heavy
yoTEers, s2i. 90 G2l. Is: light yorkers. SO, rs
92i; Rlg.. s2o & 70 o 2ose i,a ....,., .aa
head. .Ast!ys. Top sheep, $1,000 too
''HS1f "a III ~ Receipts. 100 head. Active.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

Ney York. June lin sympathy
with the firm Brazil cables, the local
coffee market opened steady at advances
of from to 10 points, with trade in
terests the principal buyers. Business
was light at the start.
Brazil continued to enjoy a runaway
market, aud this mornings cables
showed further, remarkable strength in
the Santos spot departments. Bulls
predicted that Rio Is would sell at 25
cents and Santos As at 80 cents before
the end Of the summer
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FINANCIAL NEWS-CLOSLNG NEW YORK !
LNFL JENCES PREVAIL
ON THE NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Fears of Further Tight Money and Unseeent in Specula-
ipe Situation Cause Declines Of l to Points
High Points in Today's Financial Ne,Us

Fears further tight and unsetment of the speculative
position result in losses the New York stock exchange The
displayed yesterday continued the local stock market
is small and the order trading the Curb Fed
ea Reserve bank expansion
mnt deposits Foreign exchange dull and the demand steady
Renewed strength shown in the for Cotton
irregular Commercial silver higher
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14

New York, June 14.-The foreign
exchange market today was duh and
the demand steady. French exchange was
firmer while pesetas eased off slightly.
Quotations were: Demand sterling
4.61M, cables A.62hs; lire cables 100,
checks 1872; franc cables 6.33, checks
6.35: pesetas cables 1904. checks
fD:S7; guilder cables SOD. checks
891<
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Special MeetinEs

17rzs SPECIAL MEETING.--A SPECIAL
49, Meeting Of the Shareholders OF the
F1)r1 Nntionai Rank Of Philadelphia will be
IkId a. itr Banking House. Broad and Mar
1<< ntr.. Philadelphia. on Wednesday. July
~. 1919. between the hours OF one and two
o<clock p. M, for the purpose of voting on
l. 1r0posed Increase of the capital stock OF
Ne bank from $500. 900 to 81 900; 600. the
1Udlticnsl shares to be offered to sharehold-
M o. record at 5000 per share. of which
ouc-hnlf shall be added to Surplus
w. CLIFFORD WOOD. Cashier,
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company
quarterly of "a per cent on preferred ray
able July ! to stock Of record June 2i
Mansti Sugar Company. dividend Of 1%
per cent on preferred payable July TO
stock OF record June 18
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BAR SILVER

/, Commercial bar silver was quoted in
New York today at $1.11h an ounce.
The price 10 London was 54hd an
ounce, gain Of ild.
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Annual Meetings
THIRTY-sECOND
ANIMAL

3r-trHE THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL
49, meeting OF the Corporation of the
Kensinston Hospital for Women will be
held at the Church House, northeast corner
~ Twelfth and Walnut streets, Philadelphia.
Room .. on Thursday. June II. 1919. at
1880 p. NJ, at which election will be
held Of four Directors to serve until 1922.
EWING L. MILLER Secretary.
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Philadelphia, May goth. 1919.
Z 1l0l(ca tis hereby given that. In pursuance
y feso]ution Of the Bonrd Of Directors Of
1AIQercial Trust Company, Special Meet;
1<H at Its general office Commercial
U<( EuildlnE. northwest corner Broad and
75j]e, on tuesday. the nth day Of August,
l.. At two o'clock p. M. for the purpose
n Vtt!uk for or against an Increase of the
(HDl(el Stock OF the Company from 81. 0Oo,-
QC4 ~ q. OQo, 900. to be offered 70 the Stock.
3u|1err at 5000 per share. OF which one half
1tall ~ added 20 and constitute part Of the
11f1lns funds OF the Company.
SAMUEL A. CRoZER
Secretary.