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The sun., 1919-06-07
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The wide gains which extended rel
over the list in the early dealings On ne
Consolidated Stock Exchange yes,erGa"
we're in considerable part lost or proHt
taking in volume during the last honr
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies was
exception to the rule, moving W -
POINTS to l74Ss. at which II inish0
Mexican Petroleum. which in the o.
hour gained points to l9S, later FELL
back below 1873 and closed at 1851
General Motors during the first three
hours moved up points to 242. Tobacco
Products SL TO l06 and United states
Rubber ( per cent to ll9a,. The stee
issues were irregular. United states
Steel common being bid w rs to -
later falling to 10 and closing al llo'7
Crucible Steel made a gain early OF "a
to 97h and Bethlehem 3 Of 2as to 81
Price movements In the rails also
lacked regularity. first showing ga'rs
approNimatirS a point, most of when
were lost later. Reading at ass
New York Central at SS's. Missouri Pa
cific at S4i. st. Paul at Al, and Ne"
Haven at 34ls, advanced TO new highs
in recent weeks. OF the speCisltles, Ma
t!onal stamping and EnamellnC Inter
national Paper and Virginia and caro-.
lima Chemical scored substantial gar
and reached new highs for the YEA
The coppers Mere i'm good demand
throughout the day on advices that ttc
metal had been advanced a quarter ~
cent further TO II cent basis. on
that development Utah Copper was Ad
up 2iI to $50. American smelling ana
Refining ! u to S4L., Anaconda 70 as
and Inspiration to 90.
The sun., 1919-06-07

According to interest in close touch
with the large producers there has been
complete change in sentiment in cop
per circles within the last few days and
In some quarters It Is definitely stated
that the market for the red metal has
finally turned the corner. According to
these interests the sales in May ran
about 100000 pounds, while the to-
tai production OF leading companies to-
tailed only about 100000 pounds.
There is still a very large surplus in
this country, something like a billion
pounds, but Il is the opinion in conserva-
tive circles that. with ships being turned
back to their owners. with all indica-
tions pointing to an early signing of the
peace treaty, once the foreign demand
starts, this surplus will be cleaned up in
short order The coppers again we're
outstanding features Of yesterdays mar
ket, rejecting buying which is going on
by insiders who are in a position to
know the real facts OF the situation
Cerro de Paeco was the chief performer.
1t opened up with gain of nearly
points, rart of. which was maintained
to the close.
The sun., 1919-06-07
FacilitatinE Busincss.

With the machinery Of Wall Street
carrying peak load. special efforts are
S'rE made by the Association of Stock
Exchange Firms TO put into effect ways
and means by which short cuts may be
made to save time and unnecessary
clerical work. One OF these. recently
suggested and adopted. was a proposi-
ton to deposit checks of $4,000 or less
for stock without usual certification.
George NJ. Woolsey. president OF the as
ISOLATION, sent 70 the Stock EXCHANGE
firms yesterday letters urging that mem
bers make special effort to have checks
drawn and signed before 10 A. NJ
against the days delivery Of stocks .If
checks for deliveries made have not been
called for by - p. NJ" he SAYS eft is
further requested that firms send checks
TO their respective banks and have them
certified and thereby avoid congestion
after 3 o'clock. Our attention has been
called to numerous instances OF failures
to deliver stock and II is suggested that
such cases be carefully watched and
constitutional ri, hts more frequently ex-
ercised. rather than permit continued
and unreasonable delay IN delivery"
The sun., 1919-06-07
American Linseed.

Yesterdays movement in American
Linseed. which extended to considerab BILE
proportions and caused that stock to
gain almost points, was brought about
by advice to Its customers by a large
commission house. which sent out be
fore the opening OF the market a wire
calling attention TO some of the features
OF the stock and the market for its
products The circular set forth that
linseed oil Is going UP by leaps and
bounds. that its price had advanced 10
cents a gallon In the last two days and
that American Linseed Is the only com
pany In the United States which can
supply the market now. The price Of
fiaxseed. OF which American Linseed is
supposed to control the supply here and
in South America, has been advancing
rapidly.
The sun., 1919-06-07
The Money Market.

As had been predicted when call
money In an unusual furry touched IL
per cent. Cor few minutes recently, the
New York money market has been fairly
flooded with inquiries about conditions
for idle money in this market from the
West and South. From every indication
the money situation has returned to nor
NAL Rates yesterday were around s
per cent In speaking of the money
situation and Its relation to the Stock
Market, large house pointed out yes
terday that the Federal Reserve Bank
was unlikely to take any steps to curb
speculation, as had been broadly limited
several times. The chief concern Of
the Federal Reserve Bank so far as the
market Is concerned" says this au-
thority, lies in the quotation for Lib
erty bonds. The market for Libertys
OF course, may be expected to be a wide
one. with quotations advancing so long
as stocks are in wide demand and heavy
prohts are being accumulated. But
they would undoubtedly reflect IN prices
any manufactured depression"
The sun., 1919-06-07
Mexican situation.

News that the eonfiscatory feature OF
the Carranza subsol naturalization de-
cree is now dead letter has reached
operators NJ oil companies in the Mexi-
can Tampico fields, They are going
ahead with exploration and drilling
without any interference from the Mex
lean authorities All foreign oil inter-
ests operating in Mexico got toeether
several weeks ago and agreed TO keep on
boring and bringing in wells without OBJ
tanning the new form OF permit. This
was drawn TO com pei obedience to the
Carranza decree arbitrarily nationaliz-
ing Mexican subsoil without regard to
property ownership or lease rights
legally established before that decree
was promulgated last winter To OH
tain such permit an operator had TO
sign an acceptance of the subsoil de-
cree terms and thereby relnquish by his
own act his ownership or leasehold
rights. Several new wells have been
brought in by American companies since
the decision of the operators to GO ahead
without governmental permission.
The sun., 1919-06-07
St. Louis-Sau Francisco Railway Company.
To Holders OF Temporary

Ss
g The debnitiVe engraved Prior Lieu 'Siort-
gage bonds, series {, OF st. Louis Sa
FRANCHISE Railway Company will be ready
for delivery upon surrender of the tenn
porary bonds at the office of Central Union
Trust Company OF New York. so Broadway
New York city. on and after Monday
June 9Th. 1919.
Dehnltive bonds will be issued IN the
same denominations as the temporary
bonds surrendered.
DehnitiYe bonds of $500 and 800 denom-
lnations can. however, be exchanged in
amounts sggreGating $1,000 for bonds OF
$1,000 denomination.
No dehnIttye bonds of any denomina ton
can be exchanged for bonds Of smaller
denominations.
As the temporary bonds do not bear
san! coupons, they should be exchanged on
.or before July LIST when semI-annual in
uersst is payable.
Temporary bonds forwarded by mail
Tor eXprcss) should be accompanied by
instructions "a to the method OF returning
the denuitlNe bonds. IN the absence OF s., a
Instructions, the GeEnitIv- bonds vii be
returned by express at their full mark t
-ya.ue, charges collect, to the person from
whom the temporary bonds arr received.
ST. LOUIS-SAN FRANCISCO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
BN w billiard Iron
The sun., 1919-06-07

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tina; on
"wednesday, June II, 1919, at 1890 o clock
i. NJ. at the Exchange SaleErooms Nos
- and i6 Nesey Street. Borough OF Man
sAhattan, New York city. through Adrian II
Muller Sons. auctioneers. the under
signed VIII otfer at public sale Three thou
ssand nine hundred and ninety eight (S.s9sl
1shaEes Of the capital stock OF tho HAM
.'MERSTElN AMUSEMENT COMPANY Of
rthe par value OF Twenty five ($25) dollars
per share.
Dated. June G. 1919
THE EQuITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK,
BY LYMAN RHoADEs. Vice President.
The sun., 1919-06-07
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
A Little Cold Water.

Despite the sharp shakeup, which most
stocks had at the earlier part of the
week. and the undoubtedly improved
technical position. many bankers and
commission houses continued yesterday
to advise caution and careful commit
ments, at least. until after the peace
treaty should he signed. The bs ng
group, Just at the moment, is the psf
bearish in its cautionary advices. he
the dollars they deal in, the bankers
generally the most timid OF the w
Street fraternity. One prominent WaU
Street man said yesterday that It apV
peared TO him q much more comfortable.
position TO sit on the side lines for a
while and allow the profits IL any there
were to 60 elsewhere. One commits
sion house in its morning advice to
clients says: THE market has been
dlscounting peace and 1t seems certain
that, at these levels. peace has been
disoounting." Another points out that in
the event OF untoward happenings abroad
the shock to the market would be so Sc
we're as to present real cause for alarm.
The sun., 1919-06-07

Interest at the rate OF four and one--quarter
GA per centum per annum viii De PAID
Office OF tho Fiscal Agent OF the Common
wealth in Philadelphia.
All bonds issued under the provisions of
this Act shall be exempt from taxation for
State and local purposes.
Certificates In registered form will be issued
IN such amounts as the purchases may require
"a tho sum of one thousand u.oOol dollars;
hve thousand t5.0OOl dollars. ten thousand
doisrs ST Thousand 10000 o doilars. and
one hundred thousand uo0,Ooo) dollars and
In coupon form in the sum OF one thousand
u.OoOl dollars said certificates Will be inter
Negotiable Interim Certificates will be issued
dssrsd pending the Of dsnitSs
Fiscal Agent on the day that payment Is made
for the loan. or thereafter.
panied by certified check or certificate OF
deposit drawn to the order Of tho Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania for an amount equal
loan for which the bid Is made. Checks or
certificates accompanying bids not accepted
forty eight (4Sl hours from the time Of opening
81 the bids. Deposits Of successful bidders
amount of the loan swardeS a 10 1 them Oh Ne Ne
allowance will be made for interest on an
advance payment from the time a bid is sub
united to the time OF settlement.
Settlement in full for the loan awarded
must he made with The Phisdelphia National
Pen nsyl, ania. at Philadelphia. on or before
Tuesday. July l. 1919. at o'clock p NJ.
The undersigned reserve the right TO reject
any and all proposals, or TO award all or any
portion of the loan for which bids shall be re-
lceyed. as may be deemed for the best interests
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
The State is free from all bonded indebted
ness not now provided for by moneys in the
,Sinking Fund These bonds are a legal In
vestment for trust funds and constitute one
u the safest and most desirable investments
that can be obtained. The wealth OF the
overeign State of Pennsylvania guarantees
absolute security of principal. certainty Of In
come. as well as ready sale for the bonds at
ell times.
WILLIAM c. sPRoUL, Governor.
] HARMON NJ. EEPHARr, State Treasurer
CHARLES A. SNYDER, Auditor General,
The sun., 1919-06-07
To HOLDERS OF
LEHlGH COAL 4 NAVIGATION CO
Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds

NotCs Is hefeoy given that the Lehtgh
Goa! &c Navigation Company has elected
to exercise its right of redemption in ac-
.cordance with the terms OF its mortgage
TO The Pennsylvania Company for Insur-
ances on Lives ard Granting Annulties
Trustee, dated January /, 1914. Under the
provisions OF Article ), Section . OF said
mortgage, the following bonds have hcrn
drawn for payment. Nos. 1i3s. 5000. AGA
1859, 1Slt $3.50, lll43. 1859, 1875, 1856
1885,. The principal of said bones Will
be paid July l, 1918. at 1924 and ac-
crued interest. at the office OF the Trustee
-Sl' Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
after which date all interest on said bonds
shall cease.
n THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
For assurances on Lives AID Granting
Annuities. Trustee
The sun., 1919-06-07
"niodern MilIer'." Outlook.

Harvesting has been advanced -
far North az Kansas" says the No1,v~
Milier.' In central Kansas rain VA
lodged much wheat and dry weather ="
needed Where rain was needed IN ''r
Northwest il has fallen. Montana N,.
been exceptionally dry In M.ss0ur'
Arkansas and Tennessee there has beer
too much rain and in scattered sections
of the Southwest there viii be losse5
from rank growth and lodging
The sun., 1919-06-07
tsaIes in $1,000 lots.)

lie deposits increased fj,9lS,oOo. other
deposits increased ft97.oOO, notes re-
serve decreased f2Ss.OOo. Government,
securities increased f6,1ssooo, The pro-
portion OF the banks reserve to liability
this week is 1924 per cent last week il
was 1913 per cent Rate OF discount,
5 per cent
The sun., 1919-06-07
Closing prices OF stocks In which there
were no transactions yesterday:
4 -
Bank OF England Statement.

LONDON, June 6.-The weekly state
ment OF the Bank OF England shows the
following changes: Total reserve de-
creased tl7s,ooo. circulation increased
E1,03S,0o0, bullion increased ES54.5ss,
other securities increased f594Ooo, pub
The sun., 1919-06-07
London Money Market.

LONDON, June 6.-Bar silver, 5Sisd a
pound; money 2% per cent. discount
rates-short bills, ga per cent three
months bills. as per cent. gold prem
iums at Lisbon. 100
The sun., 1919-06-07
CITIES SERVICE COMPANY
= BANKERS SHARE
NOnth(U Disfribufion Nm.

Henry l., Doherty G. Company announce
that the fourth Monthly Distribution on
Cities Service Bankers Shares. payable on
July LIST to Bankers Shares OF record June
siSth' VIII be ease. on each Bankers Share,
The sun., 1919-06-07
Crop Reports Lack Uniformity.

The only lack OF favorable uni
formity is in crop reports from the
South. where continued rains are put
ting cotton further in the grass. and
from the Southwest, where harvesting OF
bumper wheat crop is interfered with
by the same trouble
"On The other hand. much needed
rains have helped spring wheat and
newly planted corn. and further Ea"
warm weather has quckened growth on
farms and in gardens. The tenor OF
Wholesale trade reports is as good as
ever in all lines and better IN some
hitherto tagging trades Wearing ap-
parel trades, from raw products to re-
tailers. are actively employed. many
mills are refusing or allocating orders
and the rather quieter tone OF staple
cotton goods this week at the East were
welcomed as a respite from previous in
sistent demand.
Footwear trades are active from
hides TO shoes and higher prices are
noted in leather. with desirable grades,
especially Of sole. upper and patent.
ga gerly sought by home and foreig"
buyers. Other lines noting special a.
tivity are jeNelry. prices OF which, ca
cept diamonds. are reported marked VI
automobiles and accessories. hardware
implements, lumber and other building
expansion making its presence felt IN
response to countrywide demand FOR en-
larged or increased housing facilities
The sun., 1919-06-07
Hot Weather Is AcceIera tor.

Hot weather. coming suddenly after
backward spring, has greatly accel-
Grated distribution of summer merchant
Use and large retail demands are aug
mented In no small degrees by demoht,-
ization of military forces. The price sit
uation is such as to compel widespread
attention, Dun's list of wholesale quot1-
tons for the tenth consecutive week dis
closing more increases than recessions
and some staple articles have risen
above even wartime levels. With costs
of manufacturing mounting as raw ma
terials and wages go higher. expecta-
lions of commodity price declines are
steadily diminishing and there is a rush
in some quarters 10 secure supplies n
anticipation of additional advances"
The improvement is not confined 10
industrial development. but is very ap-
parent in wholesale and retail trade
Footwear, jewelry, automobiles, hard
ware, implements and many other lines
are sharing the big improvement.
Wholesale and retail trade and Undue
trial conditions" says Brudstrest's state
of Trade. ARE more uniformly favorable
than at any previous time this year and
the chief source of complaint in dis.
tributive trade Is that present active
demand is revealing past ultrs-conser7a-
t!sm in ordering, in shorta ges OF me--
chandLse in many lines. ESneciallv is
spurted under the stimulus of sumner
The sun., 1919-06-07
IMPROVEMENT OF [
TRADE Is GENERAL
Country's Producing Capacity
Is Being Taxed More
and More. ~
ALL LINES BENEFITED
Betterment Not Confined I'd
Industrial Development,
but Is Universal.
III LINES BENEFITED

The spread OF the Improvement n
business and industry throughout IN.
country is indicated~by increasing dim
Guilty Of singing out aHy>particular lin.
or lines in which that impAsyement ia
especially marked. Producing capacity
is being engaged further and further
ahead, the trade reviews indicate, ana
some sellers have withdrawn from the
market because Of inability to meet do.
mand for their products.
Notwithstanding some elements OF q
seemingly negative nature" says Durs
ReUieic, the commercial revival Is be-
ing extended and the return OF the wire
systems to private operation IL signia-
cant OF the further release OF business
from Governmental domination. Certain
statistical measures appear to cast doubt
upon the reports of economic progress
yet the few adverse barometers do not
present a faithful picture OF general AZ
listing conditions and are overshadoItd
by multiplying evidences of decisive N
provement. 1t becomes increaslnNy
difficult each week to single out an III
portant trade or industry in which then
has not been a distinct turn for the bek
ter, in sentiment or in actual transaA
tons. and the change is not limited IA
any section or locality but embraces tht|
whole country.
Behind the recovery and without
which there would be lacking a solid
basis for optimism. is the promise Of
another year of notable prosperity in
agricultural regions and requirements Of
consumers, depressed BY exigencies Of
war. are developing in a way that is
putting a strain on some manufacturing
facilities. Nbt only Is producing capa-
city being engaged further ahead is
buyers reverse their former policy "
combining commitments to the barest ne
cessities. but some sellers, finding them
selves unable to accommodate all o.
ders. have temporarily withdrawn from
the markets.
The sun., 1919-06-07
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
ss2 200, 600. Issue OF $4,000, 900 Loan

!, ono ooo Series 4. 4; e. R.s,.,.r,a and
Coupon Bonds, Due July ]. 1924.
81, 0O0.OoO 10 Year 4keo Registered and
Coupon Bonds. Due July !, 1929.
e., 600, 900 is Year Al % Registered and
coupon Bonds Due July l., 1884.
sa.ooo,Ooo 30 Year 4,4Ss Registered and
Coupon Bonds. Due July l, 1889.
1000, 600 rs Year 4ii% Registered and
Coupon Bonds. Due July l, 1914.
100000 80 Year 4aSt Registered and
Coupon Bonds Due July I, 1eAe.
Free from the Personal Property Tax I'M
posed by the State of Pennsylvania.
Exempt from the Normal and all Surfaces,
also Excess Profits Taxes Of the Federal In
come Tax under existing laws.
Ofice of the Auditor General.
Harrisburg, juno O, 1919.
Sealed proposals Will be received by the
undersigned at the ONCE Of the Auditor General
at Harrisburg. until IL O'Clock noon. Monday.
June 70. 1919. for twelve million "a 600 ,0oo)
dollars Loan Of the Commonwealth Of Penn
sylvsnia on the following conditions:
This Loan Ia authorized by an Act approved
the 18th day of April A. d. 1919.
The bonds now offered, amounting In the
aggregate to si2, 600 600. will be dated July
!. 1919 and will be payable at The Philadelphia
National Bank Of Philadelphia, Fiscal Agent
OF the Commonwealth, in lawful money on
their respective maturity dates. as follows:
The sun., 1919-06-07

Continued on Page II. Coils. 4 and 8.
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Estate of Mary Ann Eekstein.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.

By Direction Of Gertrude G.. Clauss.
Administrative Of the Estate OF Mary
Ann Eckstein. late Of St Joseph County
Ia the State of Indiana. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given 20 the heirs
legatees aud deviseeS of said decedent
and all other persons interested i'm said
estate. that said Administrative has fled
Ia this Court her account and vouchers
Tor the tnaI settlement OF said estate
and they are therefore hereby required
90 be and appear in said CCart on the
HtL day OF July 1919 when the same
VIII be heard. and make proof % their
heirship, or claim 10 any part OF said
estate. and show cause II any there be.
why said account and vouchers should
not be approved.
Witness. the Clerk and the Seal Of the
St Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend
Indiana. fGth day Of June 1910
WILBUR " WARMER, Clerk
r. /. HOERSTMAN Deputy.
4 a SCHELLINGER, Atty. for Estate
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Estatr % Jacob Fckstetn-
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.


NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
BY Direction ~ Gertrude Eckstein. Adj
ministrltriN Of the Estate Of Jacob Eek
stein. iare % st Joseph County. In the
state n Indiana deceased
Notice u hereby given 20 the heirs.
legatees and dcYisecs ~ said dccedcut.
aud all other persons interested lu said
estate. that said Administrators has filed
iH This to1rt hep account and vouchers
for the hual settlement az said estate
end they are therefore hereby required
to Boz and appear IN said Court ON The
9th day Of July. 1910. when the same
viii be heard. and make proof of their
Aeirsbip or claim 20 any part ~ said
estate. aul show cause If amy there be
why said arr0un- and vouchers should
not be'IpUrrved
Witness. the Clerk and the Seal 81 the
St Joseph Circuit Court lt south Bend
Indiana. 18th day or june. 1919
WILBUR " WARNER, Clerk
Is T. HOERSTMAN feputv.
a. =. SCHELLINGEE. Atty for Estate
1924
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