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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-26
Philadelphia Markets

wHEA7T-Rcesipts. 4e.++7 bushels. Mar
kst Largely nominal; Car lots, n Export ele;
SaTa wn1er Sd a.d wn,sr int
s25Ja3 3; No. hard winter. s2.95 aga: no. 3
ST. %?siJ 10 red Sns VIM Nass %5
No: hard winter, s2ssg2.9s: No; 3 rcd
% 9ss SAMPLES secopaIns SG H1te to Guaity Wnts
CoRN-Receipts, 1O.8G3 bushels. Dull at
cSston quote IL: fs latter to qSr J anf
UATs-No receipts and market steady.
%fyss %ss q; 50 sxnSs: TSE,:. s,it&sS%%.ss
Per. iss lbs. packed in 14O-lb. jute sacks-
SS SS' aS SNs. SsalSy ias s haiS wa,s2
GA, GA, sp;F,sxa ssrs!. clear, ii;;S9Si T.; DO 1
sif"; %ii. Rs,sSs fs%lly SraHss oSiS S f fss
Beef, In sets. sracked and air-dried, Sic: beef
knuck(es and tenders. smoked and air
earoS Sae loose DSFs So y ssa o s adm
s7@ acc; do do. smoked, 3s94oe; hams.
sSrsS SSsa' S'a Ss.s '' Dsnls i
in pickle. loose. 25c: breakfast bacon. 3Sc;
BuTTER firmly held. Following are the
quotations. Solid-packed creamery. fancy.
hish,scSSrins ssSgls soSS2c SxsrEs SSS;
saE" snGs a5 oe ?'% erssnesg
fancy. 81 q CSC; fair to good, 5ldp 6Oc: prints
jobbing at 8SD7Oc for fancy and at $40
67c for fai= TO choice.
EGGS firm. Quotations: In free cases.
nearby arsts, 47c per dozen; nearby current
receipts. ~ a44h C: nearby ordinary to fall.
Al a 43c: western extra frsts. +Sc: western
firsts. AZ q 45c; seconds and poorer. 500 Ale;
selected fresh eggs jobbing at sc @5Sc per
cozer.
CHEESE steady. Quotations; New York
state. whole milk. fats. held. fancy. 2S4
zoe; specials higher; do, average run 23p
2Tc: state, whole milk. current make. best.
27ci common to good, 234 28c; longhorns.
81 q 2Sc: single deiries. 70 q zoe; JoGe!ng
sales OF fancy held goods. 3O03lc.
LIVE PoULTRY-rhe quotations follow:
Fowls. good. 3T@3 3sc: exceptional lots higher
do, common to good 8J d 3Bc: brUiiinG
chickens. fancy. yellow skinned. not Leg
horns, weighing ~ az lbs apiece, 90 q d5c:
weighing l4lh lbs. apiece. 80 III 55c: white
Leghorns. broilers. weighing Ia a. lbs.
apiece. 50nL2c: smaller sizes. 400 ijc; old
roosters. "a a 28c ducks. old. ESQ 30c: do.
spring. 35 a 37c: pigeons, old. per pair. As q
55c; do, youEg. 40c.
DRESSED POULTRY Fowls. fresh.
killed. dry-picked. In boxes, Weighing 4Wi
lbs, apiece. 43c: weighing az lbs. 80 q +Oc
Weighing 8 lbs. 3S Q37c; fowls. fresh-kIled
In bbls.. dry-picked. weighing 4qJ lbs
apiece, 4oc:. Weighing az lbs. $50 3pS
not Leghorns 90 20 85c: Leghorns, 6sQ 8Oc
old ROSTERS. dry-picked. 27c; southern, rs q
26c; spring ducks. l.. L., S5c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-26
LISTLESS TRADING
IN LOCAL SHARES
Dizziness of Early Week Con-
tinues in Today's Short
Session

As n fitting close to thoroughly dull
and monotonous week or, the local stock
exchange the market fell asleep entire
ly in today's short session. In the hrst
half hour of trade less than 300 shares
came out. the biggest block Of these be-
ing an issue on the New York board
which. following the rule OF the other
days, of the week, slipped back in its
market position. The list broadened
as the session progressed, but the
opathy that has been apparent for some
time mast was still noticeable. Penn
syiyania closed an eighth higher, being
the only stock on the list to make a
gain. Iehigh Valley lost ST -. Otherr
price changes were fractional ana
II il doubtful whether the restraining
influences of money market conditions
ever before put such a pronounced
ouietus on the business OF the local STOCK
exchange as experienced within the last
fortnight. The street has weatherea
through number Of periods, OF tight
money and high money rates, but there
always was enough to go around 10 Keep
the market machinery In motion. Just
at the moment, money. IN -So-lar us slo'N
exchange accommodations are concerned,
is almost an unknown quahtltE. ~ 10
virtually unobtainablc at any price; ne
quirements of the brokers; shaII us
they are. were secured in New YORK
and in instances where maturing loans
were called little short of embarrass-
ment was experienced to obtain neces-
sary renewals. ,,...,
When these cold fact are digcsted no
ono need be surprised at the indolent
ohorocter of the local market. AS q
matter of fact. it is more surprising
brokers are able to do business at all
Fortunately, because of the complete
liouidated state Of the market, most OF
the lending houses were in comfortable
position. or at least able to finance the
meagre transactions without assistance
from the loaning institutions.
Then again most of the buying OF the
local shares has been on cash basis
Superficially this would appear to bt
| of little importance. but. i'll truth, Il
very significant, and in tn" near iutur'
| IL likely to become potent FACTOR II
shaping market values.
1t means q considerable part OF TN
floating supply of stock is being grad
ually and pcrsistcntly absorbed by buy
ers who did purchase these SECURITIES
| for today, tomorrow, next weeksor mex
month. They were bought for keeps
or at least will not reappear again unti
prices ascend to much higher Levels. ii
other words, the bargain hunter ma
been around for some time. W nile th
counter at times seems to be over
crowded. the supply Is slowly ruhhini
out and some of these fine days the sup
| nly will be as conSpicuouSly Scunt
IL il now apparently Overplentltul.
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SESSION ON Change
DEVOID OF INTEREST
Trade Was Dull and Price
Changes Narrow and
Unimportant

New York, June 28.-The New York
Evening Suns closing stock market re-
view says:
Today's short session Of the stock
market was dull to a degree and price
changes were narrow and unimportant,
The only significance which could pos
sibly be attached to the performance
was to be found in the consistently
strong undertone, notwithstanding the
neglect.
It Vas not buying initiative which
kept the list from receding, II was
absence alike Of interest and offerings.
Commission houses were virtually de-
serted and attendance at the stock ex
change was light. 1t was not apparent
that news developments were regarded
at all in the light Of market influence.
The rails made no particular response
labor board, now sitting in Chicago,
would make known its wage award on
July 20. despite the fact that the cir
cumstances will avert the newly threat
ened walkout Of railroad workmen. AL
though nothing was given out on that
point, 1t was estimated that the wage
advance would range from 20 to 30 pei
cent and perhaps strike an average not
far from 90 per cent.
With the freight rate findings Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission com
ing out shortly also, two matters oi
the utmost Importance and bearing or
business interest of the nation will have
been settled. 1t was thought likely
however, that the money situation ant
the political uncertainties would neu
tralize the effect for a time, in view
of the assembling of the Democrati,
| convention on Monday and the July
l financing at the end of the coming
week.
Sentiment at the beginning of the new
week will depend largely. however, OIL
the showing to be made by the banl
statements today. The foreign exchange
had little to offer. Trading was quic
and changes were narrow. The arriva
Of So ZOO, 900 gold and the outgo o
S70O. 900 to Dutch East Indies consti
tuted the days gold movements.
Prices fuctuated idly to the closing
Vanadium Steel, Replogle Steel, Ma
tional Aniline and one or two other
were strong spots. Liberty bonds wer
under some pressure. The Victor
notes were slightly higher. Grain an
cotton prices were firm,
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FINANCIAL
tSy9 TO THE HOLDERS OF WEBSTER
Coal and Cake COmpany's ConsolI-
dated First Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold

tSya TO THE HOLDERS OF WEBSTER
Coal and Cake Company's ConsoiI-
bonds:
NOTICE Is hereby given. pursuant 1,
Article Fourth OF the Consolidated First
Mortgage dated March 1st. 1902 securing
The above bonds. that on the fifteenth day
OF July, 1920. at twelve o'clock Noon AT
Room AIS Stephen Girard Building. Phila.
cephla, Pennsylvania, there will be meet
irg OF the holders OF the outstanding bonds
dated First Mortgage for the purpose OF
voting on the proposed release from the lisn
and operation OF said mortgage, OF the fol.
gage:
Three tracts or parcels Of surface in Sum-
nerhill Township. Cambria County, Penn
tylHania, aggregating about $40 acres b,
Berches. proposed to be sold to Conrad
,.Twenty:elght trac,a or parcel. of coal.
oSHshs cn%bra ESys cSyh,y a"f sesnsyTSsns s%TsIhi
prGhes. with OF acres and 25 perches OF
surface, proposed to be sold to the News
G, EiGht tracts or parcels Of coal, situate in
Stuimmerhill, Portage and Munster Town.
snips, cambria County Pennsylvania, az
neEatlng about Isl acres and 40 perches
Eroposed to lie ,xchangcd with the Sunni,
roa{ Ma{ier Supply Company for two .racts OF
nmOrin IA n0,ai County. Pennsylvania, aggregating
WEBSTER COAL AND COKE COMPANY
BY A. @. EDWARDS.
Secretary and Trea s,irer
dated Ne" York. June 10. 1920.
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LITTLE PRESSURE
ON CURB ISSUES
Business Was Small, but Prices
Were Fairly Well
Maintained

New York, June 26.--Dealings on the
Broad Street Curb were much Of the
same character as those on the stock
exchange. there being virtually no pres
sure, and, while trading was small,
prices were fairly well maintained.
North American Pulp showed a.
steady tone, selling at 6& to z, and
there were indications that the buying
movements a few days earlier In the
week had simply halted in order to
provide lodgment for the stocks that
had been accumulated. Sweets was
traded in at 13s to ~, and there was
little business in United Retail Candy
at 14h.
1ntercontinental Rubber sold at ~
to 12h. Goodyear Tire was traded in
at 127 to 127h. General Asphalt
opened at 1871 and yielded to %, but
later recovered part of this loss.
International Petroleum sold at 35lz.
Simms was fairly active, ranging from
II IN 17K
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Comparisons follow:
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Noiseless Typewriter Co., quarterly . per
cent. payable July i6 to stock OF record
July I.
National Leather Co., a dividend OF 4 per
ccpt. payable August is to stock OF record
July II,
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. quarterly
81 10 payable July Fl TO stock OF record
July =.
dividend OF Ia per cent on preferred pay
able july 1a 10 stock OF record July ..
cent on preferred on account OF arrearages
and quarterly m per cent on preferred,
payable July 20 to stock OF record July IL.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. June. 90. - -CATTLE-Receipts,
5000. Compared with week ago: Beef
steers mostly 25c 10 soc higher: ali Desirable
kinds at sea sons high prices medium to best.
fat cows and helfers 25c to 75c higher; GOOD
bologna and fat bulls strong 10 25c higher;
strOckers mostly 25c TO soc lower; veal
calves SOC to T5C lower.
HOGS-Receipts. 1000 head Mostly 100
to 25c higher than yesterdays average, bet
ter grades advancing most; top, Sl8.i5: bulk
light and light butchers. sl5 SOd 10 10; bulk,
steady, bulk Sl3@l4.
SHEEP-Recepts 5000 head Mostly ,di-
rect to packers, Top native lambs SIT.
Compared with week ago: Lambs and year
lngs mostly 81 higher; wethers and ewes
soc to 81 higher
eoTd IttsSaFFh' SssG s,JsGs June 2G@H1oos;1,RseslD,s,
heavy workers.. ,i6oOdI7: light yorEers.
81. l.h0g 10; pigs. Sl4,6OQ15.6O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceIpts 400 head.
Higher. Top sheep. tlO.5O; top lambs. SIT.
CA..NNES-Receipts. $50 head. Steady.
Fast st. Louis. ILL.,, June 2G.-CATTLE---
Receipts, 1900 head. Texas steers steady
Market for week, Fat steers. 5Oc higher
common grassers soc lower; Quarantine
heifers strong; common kinds. 81 lower; beef
cows. 75c lower: Gamers. 75c Isl lower:
bulls 5OG7Ac lower: vealers 81 so lower
HoGS-Receipts, 5000 head. Generally
c5c higher. Pigs steady; top sl6: bulk light
and Wsdnm GG :, weights sl5759l6; bulk, heav-
sHEEP--Recepts 1900 head Lambs.
% a soc lower Sheep steady. Top lambs.
sl6 %: market for week: Lambs 90 75c
hi"her. sheen steadY.
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

Receipts. l0.7S0 tubs. Creamery higher
Than extras 69A @9oe;, extra, (93 ,score),
packing stock, current make. No. i. 42Q
42HC.
EGGs-Irregular. Receipts. as.978 cases
nrst, graded AZ q 45c; do. ungraded. ii q 4Sc;
state, Pennsylvania anl nearby western
hennery white. hrst to extra 53Mbsc do
brown extras, 81 a. 54c; do, gathered brown
and mixed cd coIors Ioi, first to extra. o42@6oc.
state Whole MIX mats, curre1t rent make, make
state, whole milk, fats current make,
average run, 25H 12Gh ci state. whole milk
average run. 25a c; state. whole milk twins
held white and cOlnred specials, 2TE a G1c:
do, average run, 20127c.
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COTTON MARKET

New York. June 28.-The cotton
market ruled quiet today with the trade
demand for July holding the balance of
the list fairly steady in the face of fine
weather and unfavorable outside con
ditions. Wall street and the South
were small sellers.
The weather map showed clear skies
at most points in the belt, but the
barometer lines were taken by some to
foreshadow the development of rains
early in the coming week.
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LOCAL CLEARlNGS EXPAND
Exchanges for Week 23.2 Per Cent
Ahead Of Last Year

Bank clearings in Philadelphia during
the week just closed were 23.2 per cent
ahead of the same week last year, the
total being $430 500 ,076 against $40,
451 ,470 the corresponding period in
1919. New York was 0.04 per cent
below last year, while Boston was up
81 per cent.
Total clearings Of all the clearing
houses in the United States were $S, :
47S, S,214,174 for the week, against so, =
490, ,9O4 ,455 last week and $3.50, =
S3G. .202 this week last year.
Comma risnns foIlnw.
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Rsnorts on Corn Favorable

Chicago. June 26,-Price ,' Gurren,s
with little actual damage save by ny
continue generally favorable, and for
oats also the weather has been raHor,
able. While there are repT|TtnT rep|Itn o' ctwa Stwa
damage is claimed anywhere" TIL The
in the West last week Of $4,000 com. com
pared with $4,000 the previous, "eeN
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Financial Briefs

A s20,oO0,0OO cargo Of gold, con-
signed to the banking firm OF Kuhn.
Loeb & Co., is aboard the steamer
Mauretania- scheduled to dock In New
York today The metal was purchased in
the London open market last week, In
banking circles II was stated that
further gold shipments were expected
here within the next two weeks
The American Tobacco Securities Cor
poration common stock, without nominal
or par value, Will be stricken from the
New York Stock Exchange list on Mon
day, June 2S.
Lehigh Valley common will be quoted
eN-diVidend today. Due bills given in
settlement of this dividend shall become
due and be settled Tuesday, July 6.
The average price OF twenty active in
dustrial stocks advanced OF per cent yes
terday to 90.95, while twenty railroads
made a gain of .37 per cent to 1886.
- Shareholders Of the Nova Scotia Steel
Co. ratified its directors proposal that II
Join in the $500 100000 British Empire
Steel Corporation merger, recently an
nounced. No objection was offered.
iold coin amounting TO $500 900
has been withdrawn from the New York
Subtreasury for shipment to Ceylon.
The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Co, has been authorized
by the Public Utilities Commission TO
acquire the gold debentures of the
Providence Securities Co, amounting to
SIC $4,000, and issue its own deben-
lures for a like amount.
In connection with the subscription Ia
the new shares of the Shell Transport and
Trading Co.. Ltd. the Equitable Trust
Co., New. York, has announced that
shares must pay $40 for new American
share on or before August IA. That paw
ment will cover the subscription price OF
the shares at the then existing rate OF
exchange. fee for deposlting the new
stock under the agreement of August
2s, 1919, and expenses Any balance moi
required by the trust company for those
purposes will be returned 70 subscribers
10 the shares
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MoNEY.LENpING RATES
Observation-Disclosures, PCT {

puIJ uIJtDEIPHIA-Call, per cent :
t,,,a ner cent; commercial paper,
three to six months 6 per cent.
(Note-These are merely nominal quo
a. tions as the legal rate of interest In
thO'oHS, ~ state Of Pennsylvania Is fiXed at 6
tme nor cent Plus premium and commits
p,ur n,nn timo money for thirty to ninety
says s,om ia % %loaning at percent. while COM
merciaI paper from three to SIX months
is being offered at IA to per cent?
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THE MANAyuNK NATIONAL RAVE

Tho Board Il mT,IE, Ia, June 22, 1920
siSfea Spd a. a regular semiannua idviaand gay ds'
stock payabled SXTTa diTIdend OF 2 on the capi,a
until When data On ana ;h after July Ist next
rurpus Gn@SSd nSS Snd has added siOo' ooc 10 VIZ tha
1900 900 u'n ~, 0t the bank, making that i,sm
p'Vldend checks will be mailed
EUGENE J. NORRIS,
CaahiaH
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kAiLROib MD r6AL SSaaMXsIGhASIYLoN

900 WHIHut Street
PHILADELPHIA luna 7 1000
b.HA dividend OF One Dollar (xiJ per sh.rs
* ,oSnn Gsnn declared. payable Thursday. JnIS
Checks will he mailed
June 'aRioG b. At books ste to be closed Monday,
friday. July 10, 1920. al 10 6'ciao cn Leopensd
PRESTON BREARLEY' JR'.' M
Treasurer.
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Calls Meeting for Wheat Trading

Chicago, June, 26.--President Hates'
Of the Board 81 Trade. has called a
Meeting of the committee OF sixteen,
representing eight grain exchanges, TOT
FOR reopeninr the wheat market.
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BAR SILVER

Domestic bar silver was quoted in
New York today at 99hc. unchanged
and foreign at 90c, unchanged. In Lon
don, the price was Il d higher, at 5OIad
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-AT. QUOTATIONS
RANK CLEARINGS

po,,, o,oar,rus today compared with cor
day last two years: ,o,o
Boston $50, Sall, ,d62 s5O'lO12Se 500
y, York Sl7. .28o, 025 ,c;o,,'..c:o ''''''''
baltimore IL, 204 34S 1i.C@l,0s2 .'''''''
Chica0o 100, 207 lil ..,''''' s''''''
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p.s.rva Ranks Discount Rates
Official rediscount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks are as TO-, in,,omn n,,,.
Gold comIna From Great Britain

London, June 26,-,Gold, amountlng 70
sl'25O, 900, is on board the Olympic
wn,,ratania which docked this morning,
hrauaht in twelve kegs OF gold, sixty;
six sboxes Of gold and forty-two bars OF
silver.
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Release Argentine Gold

Buenos Aires. June 26,-Additional
gold has been released from the deposits
OF the Argentine embassy In washing
ton for the purpose OF liqnidating Argen-
step brings the total amount released up
toSS3O, ,B00, 900.
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OFFICE OF wELsB,CH covp.>v

The rcn,OuvgsIet, n J., June 10 1910
.HDpai dtyideSsdn naTe ", this day declared a semi
Snt S,nt, $3.50 per shares al ana one;hslf per
ger sia@re5 reg on dXde1d OF two per cent tsa GA
June 50, iOSSoo tne tn Common Stock. paysbIs
will be mSIleSI al business June 2I. 1920. chscs,
J. NJ. DEvLIN. Treasure,
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Annual Meetings

THE ANNuA; MEETING or THE
stcckholdsrs OF EieElsr brothers Company
az the Office OF the company, 22d and IehIs6
s'e"o' CHARLES OSBORNE.
am. Secretary Pro Tem.
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IONDoN-Money is quoted at An
mar cant Discount rates, short bills, 6 y
p her cent !; three months bills. 6ll-l6
nor cent,
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U NJ DEVLIN. Treasurer
III board OF DIRECTORS

DIc,na0AkD OF DIRECTORS or r,,,,
day dSsIaaIpnnd Products CORPORATION have IKE
comnsr outstanding preferred sto"ii ~ KY
holdess payable July IS, 1890, 10 The :, ,ls tnls
viii remain a record No June 80, 1920, Stock books
IssSsaRyAPH PRODUCTS coRpoRArroN
June ~ H. NJ pELANoIE. Treasursir.' i'''
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. June 26'-opehihs auo'"
tions were generally steady except III
Christiania and Copenhagen "hich
showed losses. Demand sterlipg was up
v cent. francs up /. lire up ana
Belgians off s points.
Quotations were oo-u
Demand sterling 1861, cables S''' q :
franc cables 1906, checks 1908; lire
.ah,os 1918 checks 1920: Belgian
capies cao,es II 6o checks 1l.52: Swiss cables
aT Sa7' checks $40; Christianla cables t,es
I7io, checks il. Copenhagen cables Sles
is,55, checks l6.45: Stockholm cables
22iO' checks %; pesetas cables ,.. 10, 10,
checks 1858; guilder cables 90 S' e"eoN'
354 marks 2.72.
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Proposals

WEST JERSEY AND sEAsHOHE RAu-
EoSR jaHs .s r0ra ibaS.tasssa Srs:t ssat.
Ps:ss w A. b f.. rsSiss Ssy q e ihi isss dS
~ All SGy 1Sr, Of Rsirs5 q many q me
cured for The sum q sioO.S27 ~. appliea ~
10 the 'lnAi's ''1P' j. y. rARsirasocx.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Loans Increase Despite High Rates
for Time and Call Money

Despite the effective restraint placed
on speculative activity during the week
by the stiff rates exacted for call and
time money, the New York bank state
n.eDt shows an expansion in loans and
discounts of SO, 900, the weeks
total being S., ,16O,G14,OOO On the
other hand, demand deposits decreased
$50, ,105, 900, with the aggregate reserve
showing a gain of $24,O7G,0OO.
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Dividends
THE WILLIAM CRAMP a SONS SHIP AMI
ENGINE BUILDING co.
PHILADELPHIA Pa

c,,TrhaSS The Board Of Directors has this day ' de.
payable July 10. 1920, TO stockhoiderss senf ~
record record at 0 p. m; on July /. 1920. The
,Tahster books OF the company wifi be closed
v H. July until 10 m July 10. 1870
CHARLES T. TAYLOR,
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OFFICE OF THE UNITED GAS IMpRovr.
MENT co,

n. w. corner bro"d ana Arch sts
Philadelphia. June o. 1920
The directors haye this day declared
quarterly dividend M d on two per cent tsi.o0 per
psyable July rs, 1890, to stockholders oi
record at close OF business June 80, 1890
~"s'"' l. w, NORRIS. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-26

Gold coin amounting to $500 600
has been withdrawn from the New York
for shipment to Ceylon
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Lehigh Valley common will be quoted
ex-dividend today. Due bills given in
settlement OF this dividend shall become
due and be settled Tuesday, July 6.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-26

The American Tobacco Securities Cor
poration common stock. without nominal
or par value, will be stricken from the
day. June 2S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-26

Shareholders of the Nova Scotia Steel
Co. ratified its directors proposal that Il
Steel Corporation merger, recently an
nounced. No objection was offered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-26

The average price OF twenty active in
dustrial stocks advanced OF per cent yes
terday to 90,95, while twenty railroads
made a gain of .37 per cent to 1886
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-26

z q AIlUH TbTKIngdCm OF
49,. ~ Italy 8hs
Chicago BIN q 1. 93X
Quincy gm LII y'cn 4Iss
3d.. 72h 1..... 69is
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Chicago B'n u vile 81 As
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-26

res. Last week. 2.417.70o shares.