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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19
WHEAT OPENS FIRM
ANDPRICES ADVANCE.
INCHICAGO MARKET.
Fairly Good Speculative De-
mand, With Liverpool
Market Strong and Export
Demand. Still Urgent,

CHICAGO, Oct fis-with, the market
at Liverpool strong and the export. de-
mand still urgent wheat opened hrm
today with prices UP S toi%. There was
a fairly good specufativeS demand.
Worlds shipments for the week were
small and mostly from North Americas
The exports from North America were
A92S,OOO bushels, Of which the United
Kingdom obtained 3,t72,oOo bushels. France
$4,000 bushels and Antwerp 1s3,OOO BUSH
els. Canada shipped 1.S46.0OO bushels OF
the total. There was noticeable scarcity
pool, and the high prices for both wheat
and flour there are checking business.
Good rains have fallen' in Australia. The
stock at Liverpool was 4,5i2,OeO bushels,
decrease of $4,000 bushslstfof the week.
Corn was affected by better, weather
and featureless cables. The market
opened a shade easier, but later rallied.
Trade was moderate and offerings were
light. The weather in Argentina has i'm
proved and Plate offers at Liverpool were
heavier. The stock of corn In. Liverpool
is 100000 bushels an increase of 10000
bushels for the week. Worlds shipments
for the week were 194, 900 bushels. "a
Oats were stronger at the opening. but
sold off on considerable scattered selling
pressure. Later the market rallied on
fairly godd buying. World, shipments
for the week were 1858. 200 bushelsg
Leading futures ranged as follows; s$ IS s.
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DIVIDENDS pECLAREn

West Penn Railways, regular quarterly IL
Yer cent. on preferred, payable November . 10
stock " record October 93 ~
Ia, n.lei n.lei cigar Manufacturers Company. regu-
lat quarterly "a per cent. on preferred pava-
Der q - ''.'N -'"'eih-
Austin Nichols & Co. Incorporated, regular
quarterly IA per cent. on preferred PAYABLE
November . - wye"
Illuminating Power Securities Corporation
regular quarterly IA per cent. on preferred
aga9'e November l8 TO stock OF record octo-
LI9wn Reserve Mining Company, Limited
ttEulaF monthly per cent. payable NoyembeT
10 10 STOCK Of record October 81.
- canada Cement Company, regular uuarterIv
-, Lgr cent payable November l6 10 stock u
American Railways Company regular mar
Wy "a per cent. on preferred, payable No
Athher - 10 stock Of record October 81
Georgia. southern and Florida Railway COM
sIhy, regular smiannual 2la per cent on first
80 81 second preferred, payable November 10
s'yth 't record October 25
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NOTES OF THE RAIL

The Clayton antitrust bill Is expected
to force a number of-changes' in the di-
rectorates OF the Pennsylvania and the
Reading, in order that the railroad COM
panies may divorce themselves from Of
flcial or other connections with indus
rrial corporations. .' .r,...s
Proposed changes In the classihcatio
of express. charges are to be the subject
of hearing before the Interstate Com
mission on October 80.
That railroad economy means more
than so many empty words and that 1t is
being practiced by the big roads sys-
tematically wherever possible is shown
by one of the methods adopted by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad In sending
mail matter between departments over
the system by train service. The road
has adopted a. form of envelope which
is not to be sealed and containing space
for Il addresses When mail Is received
by a department its address is struck
or and the envelope saved for further
use. In this manner an envelope was
received in the vice PRESIDENT office on
Its l2th trip after having Travelled 20 900
miles.
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COTTON PROBLEM IS
UP.T0U. S. CONGRESS,
| SAYS GOV. O'NEAL
Alabama Executive i, Declares
1 sWHolefNation Is Affected
~ ~ i,ii .stElHs -" -
..&bly Southern Stringency.
4. &Ureessan Immediate Loan.

5 WASHtNGTON. Oct. 19.-That Congress
must free the South OF the peril in the
cotton snipptus, "in view" ef the feet that
The cotton tsituation is not merely local,
sbut scpiotisfys affects the whole nation"
was the }gist Of an appeal made today by
GoVernor' Erhmet O'Neal, of Alabama.
>, After pointing out that the markets for
Tour Z, chief agricultural product are
closed almost as absolutely as IL the ports
Of. the nation were blockaded by an In
yadirg foe, he added: . ~:
ut seeTns' to me that practical plan
of relief which can be made Immediately
available Is the plan outlined by Festus j,
Wade, which, l understand, has received
the approval of the Secretary of the
Treasury and Of the Federal Reserve
Board
rtf $3.50 100000 could be secured to be
used Immediately in loans upon cotton
to the extent of cents a pound, about
|, 5000, 900 bales could be retired from the
market, which, with the cotton that is
now being held by those planters, mer-
chants. and bankers who do not require
financial aid. price somewhat .commen-
surate with the cost of production could
be obtained for the crop.
THE high price Of foodstuffs. realiza-
ton blythe South for the first time, that
cotton Is not always a cash crop, and
unwillingness on the part OF banks and
merchants to make advances lin the fu.
ture. will necessarily curtail cotton acre
age and production in 1915. ....-.,.....-.,-..
FA"There is no reason why Congress
should not at once pass. a general ware
house bill, as we'll as ircrease.the amount
of currency In our national banks availa-.
BILE for loans upon warehouse receipts
as collateral" ~ 80 '-r
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS

Ordinary life insurance business written
IN Pennsylvania in 1913 amounted to
t99O7G,l52, making the insurance in force
H,463,3Ol,6ls. Losses incurred were s19,-
532,4lO, and the total premiums received
amounted to A9,124, $50.
Several national banks in the South
from which Secretary McAdoo withdrew
Government deposits because they car
red excessive reserves and charged lIEh
rates of interest on loans have endeavored
TO persuade the Secretary to rescind his
action. The banks have written their
Senator's and Congressman and had them
use their influence to have the deposits
restored In each instance Secretary Nc.
Adoo has stood by his original action.
The 1888 national banks doing business
In the United States September IL had
cash assets amounting to s9U3, ,7O7, ,3is, n
decrease since June 30 of S65 1861, ,6l4, ac-
cording TO a report made public Saturday
ny the Comptroller of the Currency. The
banks reported loans and discounts of
$500 I69Ss6 and Individual deposits of
Sl59@l.Zl9. Their capital stock was put
at So6O,332072, with a surplus OF $T24-
1898. The assets and liabilities amounted
10 Nl,4s3, ,529,495. From June 30 individual
deposits decreased 1929. .611, l50, but gained
SRH2,5is over August 8, 1913.
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FREIGHTs AND CHARTERS

inquiry for grain and Transatlantic toppas.
SUPPORTED. The sail market is stiil stasrseii wei
with no promise OF OF Improvement In sight,
Brighton (Sor.l, Philadelphia to scapd,,,
Wan ports, petroleum, 600 barrels, prIvaSs
terms prompt. F''a's
Belta (Nor.), same 500 barrels.
NurrimA (BrJ, baltimore TO london o,,:
20 600 quarters, 2s. 3D., October oatS'
Carlton (Br) Gulf 10 picked ports IrDt,. -,
Kingdom or ContLPsRt, grain, 30 900 1,s rtaS ,'ei
Marseiiles As. I'D or Genoa Is. Sd. NoyeII;..
Der, ...
tion France or Belgium. Is. lOlad, Nsrss,riop- op-
Is I'D, or Genoa, 4s. AID. Se''isS'
King HeWel (Br). same $4,000 auartars
Bedeburn (Br0. 2i7T tons, tfs; transs,Is;
trade one trip time charter basis N sb,c nc
Hsrdanger (sr). 1926 tons, SAVANNAH -
Unite, KinFS9m SottG1 s1o etc 27s g. octObsr.
Platte. Number, lies. early November. '''s'
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MARKETS EASIER ON
PROSPECTS FOR AN
EARLY REOPENTNG
Partial Moratorium in Lon
don Expires Today and
Conference Is Called to
Discuss Resumption.

Foreign exchange was brought into
,reotcr prominence today because OF thc
ohstacles placed in the way OF all ex.
.or,s except England, France and Spain
So war insurance can be obtained on
shinrnents to Holland. Sweden or other
corntries which, are supposed to have
been used as channels for German com
merCe.
sterling exchange was weak with sales
- demand at s497 and cables at SA9S, a
decline of / cent from closing prices on
Tho demand for guilders disappeared,
and exchange on Holland was u'i'r",, -,
20 No demand was in evidence for Ber-
lin exchange because of the refusal of
war insurance to countries outside Of
those named.
MONEY RATES ARE LOWER.
Call money was offered by some New
York banks at per cent. and time money
at per cent. There was no urgent de-
mand. and 1t is now generally regarded
AZ probable that there will be a gem
oral reduction i'm the rates on standing
loans during the week The action of
the Corn Exchange Bank of New York,
IN sending out circular letter last week
calling attention to the changed POSI-
tion of various stocks, Is now believed
10 be In line with a new policy to be
adoptcd by leading banks in the Wall
street district. and it Is believed that
other banks have taken similar action
but In n way not likely to attract such
pronounced attention.
This Is said to be part of plan to
strengthen the loan accounts in antici-
patton of discussion OF the reopening OF
the stock Exchange. When Sir George
Paish returns from Washington he will
meet n committee Of governors OF the
New York stock Exchange, and II Is
. assumed that the reopening of the two
exchanges will be considered at that con-
ference, the intention being to have busi-
ness resumed in London simultaneously
with New York.
TALK OF REOPENING.
The partial moratorium declared en-
tended in London on October 4 expires
today. and the full moratorium in Lon
don ends on November 4. 1t Is thought
that the reopenings of the exchanges will
be arranged for soon after the last
named date.
Trading in the open market was freely
discussed in Stock Exchange circles and
1t was asserted that large business in
listed stocks is now being conducted
over counters of banks which should be
done by Stock Exchange members.
Names of banks doing this business
were freely mentioned and a spirit of in
provide dealing opportunities was more
apparent than at any previous time since
the Stock Exchange closed.
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AUTO CLUB TO
HAVE CUP RUN
ON NOVEMBER 5
Philadelphia Organization
Will Offer Fletc h e r
Trophy IN a Blind Chase in
This Section.

The Fletcher Cup Run. an annual event
Of the Automobile Club Of Philadelphia,
will take place Sunday, November 8. 1t
was postponed last spring owing to the
great number of events OF various kinds
taking place in May and June and also
because the roads are far better In the
autumn and the country and weather
more delightful. This will be the tenth
contest for the Gross Country Challenge
Cup" of the Automobile Club of Phila-
deiphia. The feature originated in 1903
when II. Bartol Brazler presented the
first cup, TO become the permanent prop
erty Of three-time winner.
The Brazier Cup was won In 1906, 1908
and finally ia 1909 by G.. y. Fletcher, who
then offered a similar cup to continue the
contests. Alan Corson wen a leg on the
Fletcher Cup in 1911, the following year
the contest was won by Charles Moller.
This will be the third contest for the
Fletcher Cup. Originally the event was
a speed race and endurance contest Now,
as a legal speed limit run, 1t is more Of
a test of the skill of the driver and a
demonstration of the proper condition
of the car and its equipment
Any member Of the Automobile Club Of
Philadelphia or one of the members 9
family may compete, but no professional
driver will be allowed. p. D. Folwell,
chairman of the Contest Committee OF
the club, will have entire charge of the
run, which will be over a course about
so miles in length. A luncheon will be
given for the contestants by the Auto
mobile Club at a prominent club about
an hours run from Philadelphia.
Rules OF the run are unique and a
thorough test Of the ability OF the driver,
who will be required to keep his car at
sthe legal rate OF speed over various
stretches of road, the contestant not
knowing the distance travcrsed. Speed
ometers will be entirely sealed, showing
only the miles per hour dial and not the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19
DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHEESE.-The market firm with demand
absorbing sthe limited offerings. Quotation
New York, full-cream. choice, l5Agl5ac.: do
SGl3c. .-'' =. = ''''
BUTTER.-Fancy goods pretty well clean
ed up at full figures but medium grades dull
and weak. Quotations; Western, fresh. solid
packed, creamery fancy, specials. 34c. extra,
onds, 2Gp27c, ladle packed 2la23c.. as to
quality; nearby prints; fancy, 95c.i doi aver
seconds, 2742sc. Special fancy brands OF
prints tobbing at 30a4lc.
EGGs.-Receipts"o fine new-Iatd eggs
light and market hrm under a good demand.
Quotations: In free cases. nearby extras, 33c.
per doz nearby irsts. 50 per. standard case
ard case; Western extra. nrsts. 50 per case
do, frsts, SS.lo6S.40 per case: do, seconds
SO. 6O46,oO per case. Candled and recrated
fresh esgs were jObbsd out at 37ao9c. per
doZ., as to quality.
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Vessels Arriving Today

Str. Haverford (BrD. Liverpool, passenger,
and merchandise, American Line. Docked al
Washington avenue at $50 a. m.
Motorship California DAM, Copenhagen
merchandise Scandinavian American Line
Atlantic Fruit Company.
Str. Cibao (Nor). Port Antonio, fruit. United
Fruit Company.
Str. Macilnaw (Br.). London. Atlantic Trans.
port Limo.
str. Brighton. CBr.), New York. ballast, Jo-
seph c. Gabriel
Str. orn (Nor), ore. l. westergaard & Co
Str. MenteIss (span.), ore HueIvA, L. wes-
ter6aard & Co.
Bk. Deneras (SOrJ. Monte Christi. wssen-
sehr. Fiorenes NJ. Pennlsy, Havana, S. p.
Blackburn q Co.
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POULTRY

LIEE---ouiet and without. important
change; Quotations.; Fowls, 1aRt5c.; excep-
tional lots higher: old ROSTERS, Il4pl2o sprinS
chickens according 20 quality, l2di5c.; ducks,
l8g14c.; geese, lS914c.: suineas young,
do, Weighing lhalx lbs. apiece, per pair
eOaf5c.; do. Weighing 10. apiece. per pair
dlsc. F.- - = - -
DRESSED.-Demand equal to the limited
we're steady, Quotations. Fresh-ki poultry
Fow! per b. selected heavy, PIC; do, weigh,
.oiqc do. ,Sls lbs apiece, i6hql7lsc,; do, 3
MS. and under; lsGl6c:; old roostsrs. dry pick
ed ldtyc, brolllng chickens. nearby. vel ghing
1's5e lbs, apiece, 2oa22c. do, nesFby. fair
10 good, l6alse.i chickens Western. 4 lbs. and
l5gise.; Do; DO, 2tla5 lbs, apiece is6lic,; =;
3Sroilinf ehickens Western lfa2 lbs, apiece
aSs.zW aaSozs1Wbite. bite ysishing 4 TO e lbs, per dor
doE s225f2 40; do. DO. lbs. per dog. 81
g2 do, o. SSasIs I5; per doz, l.25d15O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

Following Walter Camps annual all
American plan of selecting the stars OF
the gridron season, baseball experts are
picking all-star aggregations Managers
Hickey, St Louis Americans; Callahan,
Chicago Americans, Huggins, st. Louis
Nationals; Jennings. Detroit Americans,
and ODay, Chicago Nationals, have pre-
sented their teams. Jennings is the only
one of the quartet who did not put Eddie
Collins on second base. Higgins, Gala
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

NO. 1902. cannon.-An American con-
sular officer in one OF the neutral Euro
psah countries reports that a firm In his
"EIllet desires 20 communicate with
An,rlcan makers OF cannon especially
VI ana 6-inch siege guns. and with
ton
NO i4'o23.-Metalllc flamsnts.-A firm
ln m southern Europe advises an American
consular officer that Il wishes TO COM
Inuhleate with American manufacturer
VI metallic flaments for electric lamps.
NO, 14O24. Prototype engraving, etc,
supplles.-An American consular officer
IN IN the East Indies reports that a Arm in
, ris district desires to be placed In COM
i,uuhlcauon with American manufac-
,uLeIs and dealers tn materials and ap-
pi5aLLalus for phototype engraving and
ulhographic work.
no. 1923 Lumber and metal goods
~ american consular officer IN Europe
tporls that a Portuguese commission
noust' furnishing good references. desires
&c. ael as representative Of American
manufacturers.
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FRESH FRUITS

CTanberries dull and weak, Other fruit gen.
orally steady quotations: Apples, per Dbl =
I59nalhaa5; o. 4. s3a5 %: dravehstsin I2af@ is
pin, Sl.I5a2; York Imgsrlai, Sl5o9I. Is: other
good eating varieties. SlT512 20: medium I'll
bl. so; Crab; s4a46o. Crab apples. per Bush,
Jonsthan, Slal.5O; Grimes Golden. 'Siqi 30.
Rs ehons 55sSef Sef bog 2uEHsssi EsSi gST ee
SI ar,S Srats ate 81 '9SsSS99 PnsegPes
berries, caps Gsd Early Bask$ per bbl., s. 50
riss, Jersey per crate. NQl 30 Peaches VIr
glnla, per 2O-lb. basket. 4OaT5c: do. DO nsr
crate. SlDl. 49, do, Delaware and Maryiah1
fi5 do, New York and PenGRsylyssalss ms ss Slg sI
5sSkst 5i.. ,oSe oisESe white or yellow 6Oc RSf; me
SeCksl, $4,000: Bartlett No. /. S4d 8 5Os DO
No 2, S2 sOg3; Beurre Bose S4aAEO. 'Sbsl
don S4a5; Bsu!TIe ClaiTseau. 81 50as. 50
325; Howell. f2a2 5O other varieties. 'SaG$
q 2Sge GF@Pss. New YORK Concord, per -se5s sSis.
AlsgaTs per i.lS s11ssst sgloc. bsisSSagSsss
crate crate ,S t0SSoe, 90. DO per ROD basket sSa
loupes, ColoEad9 Per crate. A1f so: DO : dS
hsts, 60a15e. Watermelons Jersey, per iO0
SlOQ25. A'N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

number OF miles covered. An interesting
course has been selected, with frequent
changes OF the legal speed limit from
IL TO "a miles per hour, and contestants
will have to keep their cars continuously
at the designated speed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

And he did. Marty has gone back to
Pittsburgh to reioin the Pirates. carrying
with him the stamp Of John McGraws s
disapproval for his failure to come
through"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19
PROVISIONS

Trade slow and largely of iobbnE
character, but prices steady. Quotations:
city beef, In sets, smoked and air.
dried 8Oa31c.; Western beef, in sets, smoked
3oGS1c; city beef, knuckles and tenders
smoked and 4air dried, s3ld32c. Western beet
knuckles and tenders. smoked. 3ld32c.: beef
hams, S3sai0; pork. family, S2GG26.5O; hams
loose. 14iti5c% % do do' smoked d. lea sHia iGibc
other hams smoked. city cured. MS to brand
and average, lGi4al7c.;, do, smoked. West
23G24c.; picnic shoulders. S. p. cured. loose,
llHq12c.; do, smoked; 13hdl4c.; bellies in
pickle, according to average loose 1Gql6Hc.
breakfast bacon as TO brand and average. city
cured. 20q2lc: breakfast bacon. Western
cured, 2Oa21c,; lard, Western refined. tierces,
1OH011c. do. do, DO; tubs. 10Ff@iic. lard,
pure city. kettle rendered. in tierces. 1CNdiie.:
lard pure city. kettle rendered, in tubs. liza
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VEGETABLES

Dull and weak 90 soil with fairly liberal q,
fsrings, QuqtatioQs White potatoes per bush
white potatoes, Jersey, per basket sS6psSS ,
sweet potatoes, Eastern shore. per bbiS-So'
n. O., Per hbl.-No !, S1.T5a2: 40. ? 20 Il n
81 sets. Jersey, Per bbL-No. l. Sc 5OJi2 IS sta'
= ~ COOL 10 sweets, Jersey, Per basket {s6
6oc. Onions, par bush, SOd85e; do.. ehoiSs
per lob; h44, a. Do, medium. Per i00-i5'
bag 15naoc Caohage, domestic per ton SST
o celery, New York, per bunch lOgf31l
Mushroomsr per AN. basket, El4ORl 60.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

Joe Bush defeated Bill James in the FIRST
game played by the All-Americans
against the AIl-Natlonals. The contest
vas staged yesterday at Minneapolis.
That victory reminds one of the man who
was executed but would not have been
had not the pardon come too late.
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THE MONEY MARKET
NEW YORK BUTTER AND Rans

NEW YORK. OCT 19.-Buttey-Si Market an.
higher scoring. S2iac. '-r''
Eggs-Market nrmsr: receipts. 62TI eases
55sgssh' extra hrstS' 2sas2e. trssh. 'arsts. 80
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

1914. Decrease
HecoTa week october S2.226.OOO Sl,OT2. 900
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
Second week October. S4eS, 900 500. 800
FIoIl 1uly l'''''''''.'' dl2O,1O 7ss, 100
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, AND PITTS
BURGH.
Second week October. S2I4. .325 SEQ. 600
From July l.,.....,.... 1915 sST $40 i5y
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BANK oLEARINGs

Bank eleaHnss today compare with cara.
spending day last two years
Boston ..,. 42O.e60.4T2 22ssi. T27 SCI 40 ssE
Philadelphia. 2S,O2o.86l 243Ti s94 '25 i0a Sz9 9
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REFINED SUGARS

Dull and prices reduced % points. Quota,
items: Standard granulated, 6yO5c,: fine granu
lated. &C.: powdered. 6lOc.: confectoners' A.
8 00c soft grades 6.l5G5. Toe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOGR

WHEAT.--Recelpts,: :s1,5o4 hush. The mar
ket was firm and 2laa3e. higher, with a good
export inquiry. Quotations: Car lots in ex-
port eieva tor-No. 2 red, spot and October,
S110d114; No:-2 rcd Nestcrn, 81. 15dR1 10 !; ~.
r. Northern Duluth.' Si.23d1.26. =
C0RN.-Rseeipts, 1000. BUSH The. market
ruled frnp with. fair local trade demand. QUO
tstions: Car lots for local trade as to location
No. yelloY. s28s2lSc.; steamer. yellow. Sllb
OATS. .--Recelpts, 1s,6o4 bush. -, Supplies
were. moderate and prices we're hsc.-. higher,
but, tradc was quiet. Quotations; No. 2 white;
2g52isc;; standard white, $5iifa52c.; No. .
FLoGR.WReceipts. 2o2s bbJs., 2.111.4s7
lbs. in sacks. Trade slow, but mill limits
steadily held. Quotations por 100 lbs. in wood
Winter clear, 81. .806l4. .SJ do straight. $40
Q5.l6; do patent, S5.25d6.6o; Kansas.
straight, jute sacks. s.. 1Od535; do. patent.
tute sacks. $5.lOfp5. G5: spring first clear, ST. 10
a.; do, straight, $5l0da.41; do, patent, $3.50
G5:15T do, favorlte brands $Ga6.50; city mills,
regular gradss-Winter clear, 4.Godi. 81: do,
straight, S4.eolp5.15 do, patent, S5.25R5.60.
RYE FLOUR.-Dull. and unchanged We
quote nearby and Western in wood at S5G5,
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FOREIGN TRADE INQUIRIES

'NoIesses OF foreign importers making
@ Inr inquiries may be obtained from the
bureau Of Foreign and Domestic Com
heIce Department of Commerce. Wash
IhEtoh, ID. C., or its branch offices. In
curry number must be mentioned
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Sun and Tides

Srn rises. 6:l4 am. Sun SETS. SIT m.
PHILADELPHIA.
Ellsh water. l:l5 am. High water. :5s D. m.
Low water. 1923 Am, Low water. 1851 o. M
REEDY ISLAND.
High water. 1927 am. High water. 1851 D. m
Low water, 4:4l am Low water, b:ib o m
BREAKWATER.
ltlgh water. 1;4o am. High water, 6:lG pm
Low water. 1;2O am. Low water. I :65 pm