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Show MARKET REFLECTS BULLMEHS J. A. Kogle & Co., 1G9 South Main street, received the following digest of financial news over their private wires: Twenty industrials $0.53, up .77; twenty rails S3.23, .28. Regular dividend and 6 ner cent ertra declared on Sloss Sheffield. Shef-field. Oil companies will be supplied wdtn steel for developing new oil properties. Talk is persistent that a revision upward up-ward In the price of copper metal .nay he ordered, and this is reflected" in the -f Silver 99 H f 4- Lead (New York) $7.60,.S0-f Spelter (St. Louis) V-6S! ' J 4- Silver in London 4!:d NEW YORK, June 14. Metal exchange quotes lead, quiet; spot, $7.B0?7.SO. Spelter, firm; East St. Louis, spot, S7.t'37.75. Ixindon quotations: Copper Spot and futures, 110; elec-U-olvUc 125. Tin Spot and futures, 329. Lead Spot, 29 10s; futures, 2 10s. Spelter Spot, 64; futures, a0. Closing Stock List. I Sales.lHlsb.l Low. I Clae. Amer licet Sugar I I- ;;l- I Amer Can improveii ciemano lot luu cuppi ona.c Dow Jones says: The Studebaker corporation cor-poration secured government order for shells aggregating $10,000,000 and they are assured of a repeat order of about the same amount. This is only $15,000,-000 $15,000,-000 less than the company's entire business busi-ness last year. Financial News: A market with acbve bullish tendencies is still indicated. Steels, coalers, coppers and leathers are reported re-ported well taken. . The rails as a rule are marking time waiting the government govern-ment developments, except the coalers, which are expected to display continued strength. Higher prices are predicted for United States Steel, American Can, Baldwin, Mexican Petroleum, Midvale and Republic Iron & Steel. New Haven developments of a favorable import are hinted as likelv in the near future. Insiders who are buving the stock claim to have information in-formation of favorable dividend action this year following the receipts from higher freight and passenger rates. Brokers who have been giving close attention at-tention to Reading for some weeks past say its technical position is better than it "has been for a long time and that apparently ap-parently the stock has been going into hands which are holding it for developments develop-ments in connection with the segregation. segrega-tion. Recommendations are being made in conservative quarters to transfer from other steel preferred stocks into Bethlehem Bethle-hem Steel S per cent preferred, which is held to be highly attractive, based on equities and earnings, and holds forth speculative possibilities as well. There is a more confident anticipation in public, pub-lic, utilities circles as to the fair treatment treat-ment from the government since the sessions ses-sions of the war finance corporation were started in New York. New York Stock Letter: Upward tendency was resumed, with the Junior shares of United States Steel leading in strength. The street is taking a cheerful cheer-ful view of the war news and scant offerings of-ferings in many departments caused further fur-ther apprehension among the shorts, and buying by this element was a factor in the advance. The professional element also inclined to labor on the constructive side. The market became unsettled in the last hour on selling induced by reports re-ports that a German submarine was operating op-erating in near-by waters. Reading acted in contrast to balance of lhe market in the last hour and the buying suggests that important developments develop-ments in the company's affairs may be disclosed soon. There seems'xto be a confident feeling regarding coming .events abroad, and, if favorable, it woijd not be surprising If prices show a disposition disposi-tion to incline upward, though the uncertainty un-certainty .of the situation would seem to dictate the acceptance of moderate iiT-vio ..ti.n loolinp. nn th. Inne- side Amer Tor & Fdy si sum '; Amer Loco 24 (4 JW Amer Smelt & Ret 3? ,8 ,6 77 Amer Susar Ket , 22 112 111 11- Amer T & T 63 5S 97V, 97 4 ' Amer Z, L & S 46 18 16 U'k Anaconda Copper "8 to 'A 04 64 . ao'TwTssv::::::: a ''' r Bait & Ohio I' ; Butle & Sup Cop 5 26 -o Calif Petr 9 21 20V4 204 Snadian Pacific " ? "I I Central Leather 20 "Vt 67 Chesa & Ohio 6 57 5e. 66V4 c m & st p jr ; C R I & P ctfs 15 23 22 2; SioMFcrr .::::::::::: 32 'W m rZ Pnfd Ret 30 42J 41 41 Crucible Steel 65 6d 64.4 to CubaCane Sugar 25 31 31'A 31 D & K G ou? sp" ""i 5 i.ri, 4 lo la I" General" Elec 7 147 146 116 General Motors 4S 132V, Ultf 131 S So' Jus"::::: t,"" SS Z'Z: '::::::::::::: -- Jw nler M M pfd 321 105 103 104U Zll Nickel' S 27 27W 27 Inter Paper 47 3S 37 37'A Kenn pper' ".:'.'.'.'.'.'.'.:'. '. '.' Lou a Nash Maxwell Motors ' Mexican Petr 81 95 94 91 Miami Copper 6 27u -i -' Mo Pacirie ! M f Nevada Copper 4 19 19 .91, S y m ::::::::::' j trn..:::: H Ontario Silver' 13 12 12 " Patitlc Mail Pennejlvanla puts coa. a : " tSdiST .r?...r::::::: .14 Rep I & 8 11 85 87V. lo'S..-:::::::: irii'- Southern Ry 12 W 23 24 Studebaker Corp 1 44 IS 45 45 Teias CO 1 "9 148 148 Unlet Pacific 42 122 121 121 U S ind Alcohol 20 lVi 123 123 V S Smelting 3 41 41 40 c s steel 1.812 104 102 103 10 Ptd 4 Utah Copper ' ITlah Securities lr Wabash p.'a B 2 24 2-1 23 Western Union ,-- 91 Westing Electric , 551 44 43 44 Sales in hundreds. Total sales tor the day, 615.000 shares. New York Bonds. n o i. 53 Great Nor 1st 4ViE... 87 New York Curb Letter: In the curb market dealings, the motor stocks were active, Chevrolet ranging from 129 to 127 and United Motors sold from 28 to 27. Oil stocks displayed moderate strength, Merritt advancing from 28 to 2S and Midwest moving up to 114. Oklahoma Okla-homa sold at Thi, ex-dividend. War stocks were traded in within a narrow range. Mining stocks were firm and witiiout important changes. New York Curb Stacks. J. A. Hogle & Co., '169 South Main street, furnish the following quotations, received over their private wire: I Bid. Asked. Industrials Air Reduction 63 68 Aetna Explosives 1-Hi 14 American Marconi 3- 3 Chevrolet 129 131 Curtiss Aero 40 41 Holly com 30 40 Holly pfd S6 90 Lake Torpedo 4 5 Maxim ' Submarine Boat 16 17 United Motors 27 28 II S Steamship 6 6 Wright-Martin 10 104 Oils Barnett 14 14 Boston Wyo. ...7 20 22 Cosden 6 " Elk Basin 6 6H Federal Oil 2 3 Glenrock 3 3 Metro Petroleum 1 1-16 1- Merritt Oil - 28 nr vxr Tannine- . 112 113 do 2s coup 9 111 Cent ret 4s .... 78 0o 3S re. 99 Inter M M 6s 99 do 2s coup 30 K C So ret 6s .... 78 do Lib Sl-S 99.6SL ft N un 4s 84 do 4s reg 105 Mo K 4 T 1st 4s.. 60 do 4s coup 105 Mo Pac gen 4s .... 58 Am For Sec 5s ... 96' Mont Power os 88-4 Am T ft T clt 5s . S914N Y C deb 6s .... 94 Anglo-French 5s ... 91 Nor Pacltic 4s 80 Armour & Co 4s .. 83 do 3s 59 Atch gen 4s 80 O S L ref 4s 8-ls B & O cv 4s 79 Pac T & T 5s 90 Both Steel ret 5s .. 90 Penn con 4s ...... 9n Cent Leather 5s .... 95 do gen 4s 87 Cent Paclrlc 1st .. 79 Reading gen 4s .... 82 Cbesa & 0 ev 5S .. 80St L & S F adj 6s. 67 C B & Q ioint 4s ..94 So Pacific cv as ... 90 O M & St P cv 4s 74 So Ry 5s 89 CRISPRv ret 4s .. 67 Tex & Pac 1st 83 Col & So ret 4s . 71 Un Pacific 4s 84 D & R G ret 5s ... 52 U S Rub 5s 79 Dom Can 5s 1931... 91 U S Steel 5s 97 Erie gen 4s 55 Wabash 1st 94 Gen Elec 5s 96 New York Bond Quotations. James A. Hogle & Co.. 169 South Main street, furnish the following quotations, received over their private wires: NEW-YORK POND QUOTATIONS " I Bid. lAskedL Atchison general 4s 80 Sl B & O Gold 4s j ib Beth Steel Ref as 90 90 Cent Pac 1st 4s 9 80 C B & Q Jt 4s 93 94 St Paul gen 4s 80 83 C & N W gen 4s 80 81 L & N Uni 4s 84 87 New York Ry 5s " 23 Reading gen 4s 82 83 Union Pacific 1st 4s 86 ...... Midwest Oil 118 1 1;. Midwest preferred 1 3-16 1 o-lt Kortliwest 62 64 Okla. Prd. & Refining .7 its Okmulgee 5 Houston Oil SIVi 82-,i Sapulpa 8;a 9 SeQuo'ah s ll-tu Mining .... , Big 1-edge 1 1-U JJs United Eastern ' Butte & New York Cal. & Jerome IVs l'4 Caledonia Canada Copper ljs 1. Consolidated Arizona l3! 1 '-s Consolidaled Copper 0 6-. Davis Daly Emma Cop "-tb , Green Hons 3 1-1 Hecla Ji- 4'!8 Howe Sound 3i 4 Iron Blossom ' Jerome Verde Kerr bake 5 5 '-s Magma Copper 20 o4 Mason Valley 4 4 Motlierloile, old Motherlode, new .1 & Nipissing ; Js 9 Ohio Copper ft A Rav Hercules Stewart 3-1G Scratch Gravel 1-16 ",s Success f 10 Tonopah Kxtension lis J-Va Cniteil Verde 3H 40 Terington Cities Service com fci , i- Preferrcd iJ Cotton Market. NKW YORK, .lane 14. Cottfm futiireti openwl 5t,,iy; July. 26.10.-; October, 24-40c; Deoemberf' " l',r; January. 2-t.C2r. Cotton futures clo',l stoa.ly: July. SS.Mc: Oolo-b-.r. 21 Cc: Doccniber. 21. UCj; January, 22.i,u; Mar.ll, 22. s,,,- quKt; nii'lrinor?, 30e. Oil ton closod 6teu,ly at a cot aaranc-- ot S2 poiiit.s on August. oth-ir moDths were net 4 puiiius lrni-cr to 6 poiDtj lUgbor. pcvV.. ::::::::::::: 56 - S P C V 4s 79 79',2 Penn Con 4 Vis S'Vt. Penna Cen 4',is Si 87 C O C V 5s fc2j S3i O S L 4s 80 81 Anglo Fr 5s Oct 1920 91 91 V K 5s Sept 1918 99 99 TJ K 5V,S Nov 1919 96 97i U K 5Vs Feb 1919 SS 99i U K 5Vis Nov 1921 94 Vt 94 A T Sec 5s Aug 1919 96i 97 Rep France 5s 1931 130 145 Paris 6s Oct 1921 81 SS French 5s 1919 9SVi Marsed'es 6s Nov 1919.... 8; 90 Russ Bxtn 5is 1921 : 34 38 Russ intl 5,is 1926 S6 90 Dom 5s Aug 1919 36 Is 96 Dom 5s April 1921 9d 97 Dom 5s April 1931 30 93 Dom 5s April 1926 3- J4 Dom 5s 1937 90 93 Argentine 6s May 1920 ... 96 98 China 6s 1919 86 92 U S Lib 3s 99.64 do 1st 4s 94. GM do 2nd 4s 94. 5S do 4V4S 96-70 New York Grain. NKW YORK. Jono 14. Corn, epot, steady: kiln-dried No. 3 yellow. L4: No. 4 yellow, $1 cost and fretgbt New York. Oats' spot, unsettled; standard, SS85C Hay,' -.ealt; No. 2, JL301.30; No. 3, U.t L10; "shilling, WSOc. Ivird. veak; middle wast. J23.50gl24.ro. Other articles mcbanged. Coffee rntures. Ni:w YORK. June 14. Coifea fnturoa were .teady today. Prices open-id at an advance or 1 n'lint and tbe market closed at a net advance ot I to 3 pninla. July told up from S.Olo to 8.04c, wild" May held around &.&0C. July, S.02L-; September, 8 15c; October, 8.21c; li-'ceniber. S.32c; January, 8. tic; llartb, S.uSc; Miy. 8.67c Spot collee, irrcstilar; Rio 7a. ic; Santoa 4S, XOJtaal'ao, |