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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
DISCRIMINATION CHARGED
nY CONSTiTUTIONALIS

WASHINGTON, October 2?-Com-
plant that American military authori-
ties on the border were discriminating
against the Constitutionaiista and IN
favor Of the Maytorenl rebels at Naco,
was lodged with the War Department
to-day by Rafael Zubarnn. head OF the
Constitutionalist agency here. II was
charged that the American military of
fcers would not allow General Hilrs
men to cross the border, a privilege
freely accorded to che Maytoren;t cie-
ment. ,..r- -
General Wotherspoon. chief OF stan.
Isl investivating t4ieFcotnpiGinSS hut.
from BILE present advices. feels that the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
PfiD,y-Whftescfi.

Especial 10 the Times Dispat ch.1
LHNCHBURCi, VA, October 2e.-At
Gladys on Sunday Miss Sudic Lee
Whitesell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Whitesell, of that place, was
married to Oscar Pillow, of Brookneal /.
Rev. K. D. Moses ofiiciatcd at the mar
rinEe They will reside at Brookneal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
cAnRANzA READY
TO FIGHT VILLA

WASHINGTON, October 29.-Omcial
reports received here tonight said
General Carranza had 10000 troops at
Leon. twenty-five miles south of Aguas-
calientcs. ready 10 block any south
ward movement of villa forces I'm tho
event the Aguascalientes convention
fails to effect peaceful solution of
McNicos difficulties
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
ADJUSTMENTS

f:mpire--I.ucilIc I'm Verne Company
Ia ."fhe Nest EEg.o
Coloniul-Grnyce Scott Company In
"a COntcnted Woman"
Lyric--POpulnr vaudeville, matinee
and night.
Biiou-.'The Passing Review of
Observation-Disclosures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
SmnlI BOY Arrcsted.

james Dixon. n thirteen-year-o COL
ored boy. was last night arrested by
Patrolman Smallwood. charged with
tho theft of bread and milk from sew
eral West End residents. Ho was sent
to the Colored Detention Home pending
his arraignment In the Juvenile Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
DIsPATcH RICHMOND VA FRIDAY OCTOBER go 1911

army officers have acted quite within
their instructions: He has found that
there has been no restriction on the
expectation into Mexico of arms and
ammunition and military supplies.
without discrimination between the
factions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
Halloween Entcrtainment

Den Of Horrors." through which
visitors Will be safely conducted will
to be given this evening at the Rail-
road Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion, Seventeenth and Main Streets
Railroad men with their friends and
members of their families are invited
to attend. concert by local talent
will BIO a. feature of the entertainment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
WHEAT STRONGER
AS MARKET OPENS,
RAINS HURT CROP
Sales of American Oats Diff
6cult at Liverpool Winter
Wheat Seeding Shows
Favorable Progress.

CHICAGO Sept. 20. Wheat was
stronger at the opening today with De-
cember UP 19s cents, at s1.11 to s11Oa4,
and May q cent higher at s117it.
Bullish sentiment was rampant and of
ferings were light Yesterdays increase
of 1851 900 bushels to 45,391OO0 bushels in
the visible supply apparently had been
discounted. The trade is looking for a
smaller run of spring wheat. The re-
ceipts from northwest today showed a
considerable falling off as compared with
week ago.
Arrivals at Minneapolis and Duluth to-
day were s77 cars against 933 cars year
ago; at Winnipeg. 1106 cars, against 1897
cars; at Chicago, S2 cars, against 81
cars. Advices as to the seeding of winter
wheat in the United States showed
favorable progress, although the work
has been delayed in some States, par
ticularly in Missouri, to avoid danger
of Hessian fly, which will be over after
October 1.
During the past days the weather over
the important agricultural districts of
Russia has been wet and cold. and this
has interfored with the harvesting OF
spring crops and delayed preparations for
the new crop. Heavy rain continues In
France and the movement of native grain
to market there is slow.
Corn was frmer, but trade limited
Offers were light and country sales small
The closing of the Dardanelles will inter-
fere with shipments of corn. There was
steadler feeling at Liverpool. The re-
ceipts here today were 267 cars.
Oats were stronger with heavy buying.
Argentina is renewing offers. in Liver
pool, where sales of American oats are
difficult at present, but the price is Sd to
Id a bushel over the English quotation.
The receipts here today were 727 cars.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
FRESH FRIuTS

IN IRlr request ana generally steady Apples
Fg5 ~ % Go|. la lens'ein Sl5oa2 % Blush sl 10
az 20 other good eating varieties 81 5O1f5 %
medium 81 al so Apples, Delaware and Penn.
sNINhHlR- per hamper 300 SUc. Lemons rs-
h@A SO. Pnsepples, per crate-Port5 rico
~ -oqS, 20 FloTl4a Slg2. -. Cranberriss
,ape Cot Early Black per Dbl 81 $40 io
DO. DO. per crate. S,75a2. CraHberrtss Jer.
icy; lsr yTate-Dark, Sl75d225, light Np
20. HueklobsrTles, per Qt.. 4aSc PearFs.
nTsin,s, gSr 2o,l6. basket 25a5Oc.: DO io
land. per basket 25GI5c. 40. do psr '1r,ts
'oe aSl 20 Peaches Pennsy lvauia, Der basksi
..tt rSatsH Shlte or yellow, 5O97Sc. medium 10
gftS. Peaches, Jersey, white or yellow ~
al UeSnet tNlrs large, T5Q@oS medium 25ll
tu., t,rars, nearby per bbl-RartIstt y,
StH" 90 ,5 o., ~ 10 2. 81 SgS C!aPp's Favorite,
no l. A',1sH4. 50, do, NJ. 2 81 5Da:I- NfIsr
varieties s2u3 Pears. New York SecEsI nsr
SuL. fu5. fears, Bartlett or SerkeL per
Du1n. Du 81. basket NlHl.l5- Grapes New Yors
S9Hoord per s.lb basket i3Gl51 do Per
80 80 bAsEet' Sdloc., Niagara, per Alb basket
IlVS.' l5elaWares, per 4-lb. basket l26lS-
ss-IsJ psl s.f, cSSHSSrd Rss crate 4Oa5oc. P.ums.
~ 40 psr crstS <Ge5oe Csntaloupes, Colo
"-'efnei0ns' Jersey per 100, S1oa25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
UTILITY EARNINGS
SOUTHERN cAbrEEoEN1A EDISON COM
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

Approximately $175,0O0 of the per cent.
first mortgage bonds of the Birmingham am,
Ensley and Bessemer Railroad, interest
| on which was defaulted on September
| l. have been deposited with the Ameri-
can Trust Company, of Boston, depos-
itory of the Minority Bondholders Pro-
tective Committee. since the call for the
deposit OF the bonds was issued The
investigation of the railroad, which was
started by the minority committee, Is
continuing.
By direction of the Secretary of the
Treasury authorized and issued bonds
of the territory of Hawaii are now ac-
ceptable security as a basis for the is
suance of currency to national banks
through the national currency associa-
tions, under the amended Vreeland-Ald-
rich currency act.
Affairs of the New England Trust
Company which have been in the courts
for several years, were terminated in
Providence, r. l., today by the discharge
of John p Boogan as receiver.
Representatives of the State and ma
tional banks of Cleveland have voted to
contribute S,75o,O0o to the 800, 900, 900 ma
tonal gold pool.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Company has laid off 400 men at It's
Brewster. o., shops, and has made q
similar reduction in its shops at East
Toledo o. The strike of the Ohio coal
miners has affected the earnings of the
company.
1t was announced today that an order
for 800 tons of special billets has been
given to the Pennsylvania Steel Com
pany by one of the manufacturers who
recently participated in the big contract
for horseshoe nails placed in this country
by the French and Russian Governments.
A cable was received here TODAY an
nouncing that the Russian Government
has raised the embargo on exports OF
Ferro-manganese, which It imposed
about month ago
The New York Shipbulding Company
has received an order from the Gulf OIL |
Company to construct large oil tanker
costing about s250.OO0.
1t is announced from San Francisco |
that the Northern Electric Railway will |
default on October on coupons of $780, |
BOO underlying bonds. Interest on Sc, ,652- |
300 junior bonds was defaulted on |
June l.
Because of unsettled financial condi-
tions, directors OF the American Public
Utilities Company have decided not to
declare the usual q OF l per cent. divi-
iend on the common stock OF the COM
Dany. The regular quarterly dividend of
~ per cent. on the preferred has al
ready been declared and will be payable
October 10 to stock of record Septem-
Der 30.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
Dundee 70 Fight pseohsr Arain

Los ANGELES Sept g - Another
match between Johnny Dundee and wiIIis
Beecher both from New York. will likely
be staged. following their o-round drau
last night The nEht vas fast and furi-
GUS from the start, For the FIRST few
rounds Dundee piled up big advantage
by iaboing Beecher at viii but after the
tenth round Dundee stepped In and the
two lads began 10 slug toe 70 toe This
attempt on Duudse's part soon tired him,
and after the 18TH round Beechsr b.cam.
the aggresso- evening Up the sdvantaEs
the latter gained IN the earlier rounds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
NOTES OF THE RAIL

A bill appropriating $3.50. 700 for the
acquisition by the Government OF COM
mon carriers of the country was intro
duced in the House yesterday by Con-
gressman Rupley. of Pennsylvania
Management would be placed under a
board of control to consist of three mem
bers, serving ten years and ineligible
for reappointment They would each
receive salary of $4,000 year.
President NJ. c. Kennedy. of the cum
berland Valley. will give an outdoor
luncheon to railroad officials. lawyers and
friends at his home, Ragged Edge"
Chambersburg, on Saturday. Mr.. Ken
nedy has been giving these luncheons for
years and by peculiar coincidence 1t has
never rained on any day they were given.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad has taken
an appeal from the order of the Nebraska
Railroad Commission making a reduc-
tion OF 10 per cent. in class rates.
The Canadian Pacific now has under
construction 800 miles of track, including
second track, in Western Canada.
The 46th annual convention of the Ma
tional Association of Railway Commits
sloners will be held in Washington, No
vember II.
According to George II. Miner. assist
ant general solicitor of the Erie Railroad,
the $780, 900 car trust equipment of which
approval is asked OF the New York Up
State Public Service Commission is one
Of the most favorable that the road has
ever been able to project He says that
the certificates, which will be known as
BIB will bear 4ls per cent interest and
Drexel e. Co., of this city, have offered
to buy them in their entirety at 81 and
accrued interest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
RoPEp ARENA NOTES

5o9Py DoRI6s at one time one Of the bss
with him a French coiored t.is mid middlewe isht III
Robinson and Jerry Peterson, West In
managing Robinson and Peterson and wanti
70 match them against Jack Blackburn Of
weight
KID" Lewis, the clever English scrapper
shortly. o
Collins, OF Colombia, are running semi
monthly boxing shows In that town. They
SaHS ny agh Sssh es shsesr N
Mount Carmel. collapsed in the ring.
,,s Willie. Ritehsy, who. los. his title Of
world today. One hundred SGas' and tWeRtS 'n nns
s and L has as an the Been TS mad.
the lightweight tile from "Ad' Woigasst. "0"
the National club Saturday pight Waidron
OF the Capitol Building in Trenton.
An innovation suggested by a representa-
tive OF the EYESlNG LEpGEE was tried out
night II was the blowing OF a whistle an.
nogncing that the round was within ten sec
Phi larr hrst .lew the whistle many OF the
spec tators thought Il was a police signal of
audience. Il worked much 6etteT than N t5s
old-time idea OF pounding on the noor. which
seconds of lie boxer have bees notlSsa esSS ~
tho near termination OF ths round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
ROEBLING WINS TOSS
First Game Of Series With Media to
Be Played in Jersey.

The Media Club. champions OF the Dels-
ware County League. will play a post
interleague series with RoebIing. the win
ners Of the pennant in the Delaware
River League, for the championship OF
New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania.
The games are scheduled 10 take place
on October and TO- and in case OF .
tie, a third game will be PLAYED on a neu-
tral fleld, BY the toss OF coin. It was
decided that the opening contest win 80
to Rosbling.
These players VIII be found in the line
up OF the two clubs: Media-Turner,
Carss, ogden, Hart, Touchstone. Kelley,
Bettger Kesrney, Barr. Morgan. smed-
ley and Schlltzer Roebllng-Frost.
slauFhtsrer, FouIks. Quinn, Mcconnell,
Zeigler, I.ahner Leach, Connolly. Kemsre-
ly, Pete Wood, Martin Heavener ana
G. Chance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
UTILITY is BANKRUPT
Atlantic Gas and Electric Company
Files Voluntary Petition.

NEW YORK, Sept 29-The Atlantic
Gas and Electric Company filed a vol
untary petition Of bankruptcy today in
the United States District Court. The
company was incorporated under the laws
Of Connecticut in 1912 to acquire control
Of established gas and electric properties
through the purchase of securities Of cor
porations owning utilities.
The company controls the Eastern Penn
Power Company of New Jersey, Easton
Gas Works, Interurban Gas Company,
Penn Utilities Company, Binghamton
Light Heat and Power Company Sayre
Electric Company, the Jersey Corpora
tion and the Chemung Land Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
MANY VISITORS COMING
Many out-of-town Horses Will
Feature Whitemarsh Meet.

Many out-of-town entries are being re-
ceived for the eleventh annual race meet
Ing Of the Whitemarsh Country Club, to
De held next Saturday at Whitemarsh,
and the prospects for successful meeting
this year are brighter than ever.
Included among the visiting stables will
be those Of Thomas Wright, Miss Colgate
Cheroonnier and Charles X. Harrison of
Baltimore. and also Philip Stevenson,
Charles Cramer and Mrs. Joseph Mar
quette, of New York. Philadelphia will
be represented by A. ]. A. Devereaux.
Victor Mather. Captain E. b. Cassatt,
J. G. Leiper, Archibald Barklie. George
Brooke, Cd. Nathaniel Ewing and Clement
williams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
GRAIN AND FLOuR

WHEAT,-Receipts, 1852 bush. Market
nrm, and lc. higher under stronger western
advices. and a fair export demand. Car lots.
IN export elevator, No, red. spot and Sept.
No 1 northern Duluth H.l9gIe4.
CORS.-Receipts 5000 bush Dull and
again l2c lower under general pressure TO
sell Car lots for local trade, as to location
no yellow, SGgS6l4c.; steamer yellow. S5lsn
OATS.-Receipts. 9l.0S9 bush Quiet with
moderate but ample offerings at the late de-
cline, No, white, 54l5ii2c; standard white
Sll@eA; No. white, 53a53ia.
FLoUR..,ReSsipts 242l bbls., 1883 26O
lbs. In sacks. Trade a little more active and
prices hrm in sympathy with wheat Per io6
lbs. In woodGWinter clear, s46oa+s5; do,
straight, Si.OO@ 5.lb; do, patent. 81. 5.25Gp5.GO
Kansas, straight jute sacks, 50. 2O@5.5O; do.
patent tute sacks, s550d5.75; spring, first
clear, Si.T5n5 do, straight, S5.1Od5.IO; do.
patent S6.50M5.s5; do, fayorite brands SGd
b.35 city mills, choice and fancy patent, SGn
t.25; city mills, regular grades. winter. clear
81. 6O@ so do, straight, s40Od5l5; do,
RYE FLOUR.-Quiet hut steady, at So
a. 800 for nearby and Western in wood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
PUBLIC. UTILITIES

Judge II. a. Mathews In the Bibb SUI
perlor Court Georgia, granted a perma-
hent Injunction against the Macon Gas
company from increasing its capital stock
ABOVE $4,000. The company some time
ago petitioned the Railroad Commission
'or authority to issue 100000 additional
common stock.
The California Railroad Commission has
authorized the Valley Pipe Line Company
10 Issue 6SlA shares of capital stock at
not less than $50 per share. The minimum
price was fixed by the commission be-
cause of the present European war condI-
IONS The proceeds from the sale of the
SUCK SUCK are to be used to construct an oil
plPe llhe from the lands of the California
Cn Fields. Ltd, near Coalinga, Fresno
County. '"
Inc Ohio Public Utilities Commission
aas authorized the Ohio Service Company
70 issue S63O,0OO OF new capital stock 10
used for the acquisition OF electric
.Snn,ssy and lighting properties at Co
ppnIGnSloh, Cambridge Canal Dover, New
'"'sdeIphia, Urichsville and Dennison.
Vhhlolning the Newark Natural Gas and
suel Company from advancing its rate
.ot natural gas from is cents TO % cents
thousand cubic feet. the Ohio Court OF
,lppeals has sustained Judge Jewell of
dao, dae common Pleas Court. who rendered a
GS1hJlsion Ghilion in favor OF the city of Newark,
0ni% against the gas company
Inc Nassau Light and Power Company
VI Long Island reports gross earDings ~
,a,, u" Tor the six months ending June S0
- ~ an Increase of Sl4,365 as compared
rn %Nh 1913 Net earnings for the same
bteiloa tr,lua were more than AZ times the bond
Unrest and the gross earnings have in
N''ased Sis per cent in the last six years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

eomIsaII'e Motor Car Co. special dividend on
cent an Stoek at regular quarterly, IA per
mon 4 s'eteITsd; initial dividend on COM
Es' cent was paid three months ago.
Per esH, Avenue Bank, regular seml-annuaI 3
''p'fmbeF 20. - ''o'A Oh 's'oIu
~ aE'Saoks Gas Light CompaDv. ousrts,rv
-'' september 2S
sesi1srf Eststes Industrial Alcohol Company
PAYABLE t+aIterly IA per cent on preferre,L
n s'er 10 to stock OF record October
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
PROVISIONS

outlet and without important change. CITY
beeI. In sets, smoked and alr-driei 3lQ39c p.
Western beef IN sets. smoked 3iG5aT
city beef knuckles and tenders smoked ana
teudsrs; smoked. 92q3ic; beef hams AGa4s:
pork, family, s2Bg27 hams $ r curei'
l6c.i DO. smoked, lSalac other hang
smoked, city cured, as TO brand ana average
$50 l,c.i hams, smoked, Western cured iS8
loc. DO, boiled, toneless 2SGa9c pIsnis
shoulders :, +. cureI, loose l21l2Gc do
smoked, LAO if'Ec.; bellies. in pickle, aacoriin =
20 average. loose, lB'aGi7c; breakfast baconss
as 70 brand and average, city cured 2i69jc :
breahtast bacon Western cured. 2lR23c: laFd
Western, refined, tierces Ili9piIac DO. 10
GSr,, 90, tn9Ss' llT4ll lNc lRTd. pure city, kettle
Kettle rendered IN tubs, llEallEc |''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
NATIONAL BANK CONDITIONS
comptroller's Report for This District
Shows Resources of Over Billion.

S'huP huPIroiiers 3 heport Tor Thts District
Shows Resources of Over Billion.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
issued report showing condition OF the
fOe national banks, as of June 90 1914,
located in Federal Reserve District No. 3,
comprising eastern Pennsylvania and all
OF New Jersey and Delaware Total re-
sources Of the banks on that date were
h,2s,S21,25O. Only the New York and
Chicago districts exceeded this total
or the resources. the, largest individual
Item, loans and discounts, amounted to
S62S,5s7s15, or little more than 50 per cent.
Of the total. Bonds and securities other
than stocks held by the banks amounted
to f2os,762,6o5, the second largest item Of
resources. Included in the liabilities
against these resources was $3.50, ,1SS,247 in
deposits OF individuals, s115,242,Sss surplus
and S27,0o4,3io undivided profits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
AUSTRIA C0NFlSCATES
RAILROAD SECURITIES

Pretext Is That Canadian Pacific
Has Refused Dividend Payments.
LONDON, Sept. 2s-The Austrian Gov
ernment has conhscated securities Of the
Canadian Pacific Railway held in Aus
trlan on the pretext that the company
has refused to pay dividends due Aus
trian stockholders, says dispatch from
Venice.
Observation cars belonging to the Ca
madam Pacific, on the Austrian Railways,
have also been seized.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
Soccer League Moguls to Meet

meeting Of the Philadelphia League
the soccer schedule for the f1rfbarrIIT7g
season The organization mas been
Ereatly strengthened by the addition OF
the keystone team, champions Of the
Northeast League last year. Hansons
Who won the Philadelphia League PEN
represented again this season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
wisconsin Crew pisbands

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 29.-Participatlon
In intercollegiate rowing contests by Uni
versitv OF Wisconsin crew was ordered
discontinued yesterday as a result OF an
investigation by the medical faculty.
showing that large number Of crew
candidates had developed hyperatrophied
hearts,
Twenty-eight OF So freshmen and 20
OF . W. men showed this condition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
California Horses Do Wen

TRENTON, sept 29.-The feature OF
the opening days racing at the Trenton
Fair yesterday was the performances NJ.
two California mares, Miss Sherwood and
Ossary Maid. Both are fun sisters and
were driven 10 easy victories nv the
clever riding OF ChappelI, one OF the best
on the fair circuit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO. September 29.-HOGS-Receipts,
10000 markets. &C higher mixed and butch
heavy, ST05as.6l; Hight, Ss.5Oa5.l5; pigs
So l5ns35; bulk, Ss15aS.s5.
CATTLE.-Recepts COCO: steady; beeves
$l0.40Tll .05: cows and heiters, 81 1870: stock
ers and feeders, SG9s.1O; Texans, s7.4oas. 50;
SHEEP-Recelpts. $1,000: weak: native and
western, s3.2595.T5; lambs $5.60aT.75.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
LEFTY TYLER BUYS FARM

BOSTON Sept. 9-Lefty TYLER one o.,
the best pitchers on the Boston Brave,
stan, has purchased a a0O-acre 5air,-
farm IN the suburbs Of this CITY. The
W g'Snase mas was made with the intention
usefulness on the diamond were ovsr
Tyler also expects 70 spend bis Wintsr
months on the farm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
POIITRY

LIVE POUITRH.-Quiet at revised prices
Fowls, l5HlTc,, old rosters l5iiilr@
spring chickens, according TO quality. I4d iTc.
ducks, l2g l5c. guineas, per pair Young
weishing lbs. and over apiece. zoe DO
weighing ! y g y lbs apiece. 8OGB5c do
weighing ! H. apiece, Soc; old, Soc. pigeons
DRESSED POULTRY-Fins desirable
sized stock pretty well cleaned up al full
ngures; Fresh-kllled poultry Fowls per III
selected heavy 2l I'VE; weighing A. a lbs
apiels 2u33e weighing lbs apiece roc I;
les; and undeT apiece lee; old roosters. ar,
picked l3he; erOilirg chicAens. +. nearly
Weighing lE42 lbs. apiece. 2OdZ2c. do fafF
10 500 ltn lSc.; chickens. Western I ibs.
tHl over apiece. l9c; do. do. 2GTS liz
apiece; ltc. broulng chickens Westerb.
%elghins lhR2 lbs, tTalsc. do. fair TO Sood
lS8 lte.i squads, per doz., white Weighing III
4lz l6s. per doz., s.. 65a4 25: white. Teirbins
sgio lbs. per dO4.. t2,75as 50; white. SsghiSs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHEEsE-Trade quiet, but values steadily
held under m9derate offerings: New York
good, lo7glSc; do. part skins. Oal4c
BUTTER.-Quiet, but steady under moder-
ate offerings; western fresh, solid-packed,
ss5tr8s sSt8,, aTsts soc; hrsts 2sSa2a'5c, seconds
nearby prints, fancy, 34c.; do, average extra
92a3Sc. do, hrsts 29d3lc.; do. seconds. 2Tq
az 3sd4Oc
EGGS.-Fins fresh eggs in good request
and kept well cleaned up az steady prices In
free cnse5 nearby extras Sic per doz. near
by nrsis $40 per standard case: nearby
current receipts, S720a7 50 per standard case:
81 2ONf 80 per case; do, seconds 81 SOId 5G
Per case Candled and reCrated fresh eggs
we're tohbed out at S5Q97c. pers doz.. as 10