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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-17
TRADING CENTRED
= IN FEW ISSUES HERE
Cramp Touched New High
Mark-Outlook for Com
pany Is Bright

Attention in the local market today was
centred In a few issues which have been
active In the last few weeks, and OF these
Cambria Steel was the feature. as far as
trading was concerned. transactions In
that issue being heavy. although the
movement Of the price was within mar
row range.
Another new high record was chalked
up by Cramp Shipbuilding before the day
was very old, showing a gain OF ia be-
fore midday and then adding another
half point in the course OF the afternoon,
being 2 points above the final of yes
terday Aside from the fact that II Is
said that the company is doing the larg-
est business in its history. there was no
news forthcoming on the stock during
the day " was pointed out that earn
ings for the next l2 months will run into
new high territory. and that when en-
largements are completed II will be able
TO handle a larger amount Of business.
Before the war began the companys
competitors filled up their works, while
Cramps held of, and now the company
Is in a very good position to take care Of
any business that II might secure. II
is expected that II will figure very largely
In any program of the Government for
enlarging the navy, and II Is already
building half dozen torpedoboat de-
stroyers There is also some likelihood
that II will be called upon to supply the
nulls Tor the new submarines TO be Quilt.
Buying of this stock, as on recent up
swings, was mostly for New York inter-
ests. while local people also picked up
some. Before 2 o'clock nearly 400 shares
had changed hands.
In the early hours there had been some
little irregularity in prices, but as the
day advanced. this gave way to strength
all around. In the arbtrage group Col
orado Fuel and Iron became quite prom
inent. in fact being the strongest thing in
the market, gaining points in the early
part OF the afternoon. Baldwin, too, was
quite strong. In the bond division there
was very little doing. Stocks dropped off
from the high. but the closing found
them above yesterdays final
The money market here is reported as
very quiet There is very little demand
for funds and rates are continuing about
the same. Bankers say that IL the big
Allied loan is arranged it should help
conditions here very much, in that II
would take a considerable amount of the
surplus funds of the local institutions, as
the banks here would probably be offered
some of the loan. Nothing definite has
been heard by the bankers in this city
with regard to the loan.
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Financial Briefs

Bradstreet's makes the exports OF wheat
this week 7,441,00O bushels last week,
3,l24,000 bushels; last year, 1885 bushels.
Since July /. 50,O55, 900; year ago. 7s,l64,OOO
Corn shipments this week, 1900 bushels;
last week, 17s,0OO; last year. 1900; since
July !, 2,sl3,00O; year ago, $4,000.
Ten locomotives for the Erie Railroad
will be built by the Baldwin Locomotive
Works.
H. z. Schueler has been appointed
cashier of the Northern National Bank,
and Charles Gesing, Jr., assistant cashier.
The New York banks lost SOC, 900 to the
Subtreasury yesterday and gained $780,
900 since last Friday.
The following stocks were quoted ex
dividend today and tomorrow except for
cash: American Iron and Steel and the
Finance Company, first preferred.
Richard G. Hanson, with Chandler AZ
Co., Inc, left today to attend the In
vestment Bankers Association Conven-
ticn.
Applications have been made to the
New York Stock Exchange to list the
following securities: Dayton Power and
Light Company. $2,3O6.5 500 per cent.
cumulative preferred stock, and S,053,0OO
common stock; Chicago and Eastern IL
linois Railroad, United States Mortgage
and Trust Company certificates of de-
posit for $21. $4,000, general consolidated
first mortgage per cent. bonds; United
States Mortgage Trust Company certif-
Gates of deposit for SIS, 996 900 refunding
and improvement mortgage 5O-year 4 per
cent. bonds
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COTTON AND WOOL
TRADES STILL QUIET
New Business Is Increasing.
Manufacturers Report Diff
Guilty in Obtaining Dyes

Cotton yarns continue in fair demand
at low prices. The wool trade is quiet.
az the mills appear TO be well supplied
for current requirements. Prices In most
cases have been well maintained. and
there is a feeling that the market Las
reached the top, and a number OF dealers
do not appear to be inclined 10 buy at
the present figures Many of the largest
mills appear TO be receiving considerable
new business. and a much better feeling
Is manifest In the goods market Manu-
facturers report that they are still cx-
periencing difficulty in obtaining the
proper dyes. and In several cases II 10
learned that mills are operating on half
time and at a loss, owing to their in
ability to have their materials dyed. al
Though they have large orders on hand.
according TO r. @. Dun & Co. Jobbers In
woolens selling principally TO the nearby
manufacturers report an increased vol
ume of business.
Shlrtwaist manufacturers state that fall
business has been quiet, although the
past week has shown a little more nc
tivity, and they anticipate satisfactory
seasons business! Commission and whole
sale dry goods houses also report an in
crease in sales, and collections they
state, are satisfactory. Manufactures OF
mems and boys clothing report business
fair, but state that piece goods are adj
vancing in prices. Cloak and suit manu-
late, but are fairly active at the present
time and are looking forward to a good
fall trade
Dealers in electrical goods report consid-
cradle business in hand In connection with
building operation work and note favor
able prospects for continuance of the
same. A satisfactory volume of business
is also noted In the sale of household
specialties. Prices are firm and collec-
tions fair The stove trade is very we'll
employed, with considerable business in
connection with supplementary heating
apparatus and some dealings In staple
goods, though the unseasonably warm
weather has retarded trade in that line
Prices are reported steady and collections
fair.
The leather market continues active and
firm. There is a good demand for all
grades and only moderate stocks on
hand. Glazed kid dealers report sales
more active and conditions regarding raw
material but slightly relieved. Shoe deal
ers are receiving fairly good fall orders.
| but there is n tendency to buy to meet im-
| mediate needs.
Millinery houses are doing a fair busi-
ness, although weather conditions have TO
some extent retarded sales of fall mer-
chandse Manufacturers and jobbers Of
| tobacco and cigars report normal busi-
| ness for this time of year, with prospects
| Frightening Collections continue slow.
| Wholesale and retail grocers report condi-
| tions dull and quiet; no signs of improves
| ment Collections slow. Coffee conditions
| show but little change during the last
| week, futures have been quiet. cost and
! freight affairs remain unchanged Tea Is
firm and high, good general demand.
| Sugar is quiet and unchanged. the usual
| 2 per cent. being quoted for cash in seven
| days.
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GRAINS IRREGULAR
IN FINAL DEALINGS
Favorable Weather Reports
Brought About Scattered
Selling

CHICAGO. Sept. I7-Cash premiums ad-
vanced overnight which gave additional
strength TO the grain market at the
opening today. A general advance Of
from y TO cents took place in wheat.
Possibilities Of the Allies securing an
enormous loan TO buy supplies in this
country has brought forth anticipation Of
better prices In the near future. In fact
the bulls feel so confident OF a rise that
they predict December wheat will bring
81 before closing on Saturday.
When the weather reports began TO drift
In today II was discovered that perfect
weather prevailed in the greater portion
OF the grain belts Of the country. This
combined with reports OF easy conditions
on outside markets. had a tendency 30
overcome the overnight advance and
prices again declined. Selling was scat
tered. The demand was good.
After the decline had been under way
for a short while. demand appeared and
there were some recoveries. They were
not general, however, and the close was
irregular.
II is estimated that the present local
stocks are about sufficient TO care for one
weeks total exports. and arrivals have
not increased to any great extent. Short
interests appear heavily interested in De-
cember and May wheat
Corn wavered. with prices on par with
yesterdays quotations, while oats held
firm. Cash houses reported sales of
1,250,O00 bushels for seaboard delivery.
The undertone at Liverpool grew firm
upon receipt of American cables and
nonreceipt of cargoes sufficient to sup
ply mllers' demand. The Continental in
quiry is increasing.
Loading futures ranged AZ foIowa.
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Sound investments
FRAZER 60.
Bankers 1872 s. 18th st.
PROPOSALS
DEPARTMENT OF CITY TRANSIT
7b4 Bourse building

Philadelphia. Sept. 0. 1915
Sealed proposals. properly indorsed and
above mentioned. win be received until ~
o'clock noon, on Tuesday, October 10, 1915,
and opened immediately thereafter. for the
0contract No. bli-steeI superstruetrrs
and appurtenant work for two-track ele-
waited railway In Front street; from callow-
prising about 4O74 linear feet OF structure.
Contract No ol2-stsel supersl,uctgrs
Vated railway in Front street and Kensine-
ION avenue from south OF Girard avenue 10
north OF York street, comprising about 712o
contraet No 5iS-steel approximations
and appurtenant work for two-frack ele-
waited railway in Kensington avenue from
street. comprising about 1909 linear feet of
Contract No. bl4---stsel .supsratEuctuss
vated railway IN Kensington avenue ana
FraEkford avenue from north Of Ontario
street to south OF Unity street comprising
Plans specifications and tiank forms for
proposals can be obtained az the Office above
mentioned. a deposit OF $40 (cash or certi-
Hfens pendfnr reftfn Certain of the above
which alternate proposal forms w be sup
piislia siaasrs mnst ns skilled ana regularly en-
gagged in the class Sf work for which they
10 bid viii be considered unless accom-
panied BY a certihcate from the city So
Hcitor that the provisions of an ordlnancs
fsaaiiIans T ~ amoSnt vs handred dollars fSsoo5.
approved May rs 1850. have been compiied
Ths Director reserves 60 himself The right
10 reject any or All BIDS. as he may desl1
best Tor the interest Of the city of fhiieds.-
pA'- A. n TAYLOR.
Diroofnr.
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sLeeI's surpIus Growing

a, rem all indications the earnings Of
=, united States Steel Corporation are
l1s~ns along very satisfactorily. Since
s. np,h ], for instance, II Is understood
~ r' ne surplus is sufficisnt to wipe out
~ aa, easneit which Is triie more. than
V Net earnings are on the up
ana the belief Ia many quarters is
= Nnen the directors meet on October
/. . ne dehelt viii have disappeared and
~ outlook Is very good that there will
between x0.0o0.000 and 900 left
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Record P. R. R. Stockholders

Each year of late has seen a wider
distribution of the stock of various COM
panies, and this has been particularly
.lue OF the railroads, of'which, possibly,
me pennsylvania Railroad has been the
,eaoer' On the first of the present month
mat company had the record number OF
$500 Shareholders, representing an in
s'ease OF 1881 in a year. At this rate of
,nc'ease the company should have at
vast lD.oO In the next two years. More
anu more women are becoming owners
q tne property. On September the total
women shareholders was 45,l2S, an in
crease OF 1874. Despite the European
r1r the number OF foreign holders has
increased, there being 81 more this month
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

Htls was IN tar request ah1 steaoy uh1Sr 's
packed creamery. fancy specials, 2Sc. extras
26e extra a. nrsts. 25q25lsc.; hrsts, 4a24l5e. +;
do, average extras, 21q2Sc.; do, hrsts, ESQ
26e.; do, seconds, 23Q24e.; jobbing sales OF
fancy prints, 33436c.
EGGS sold fairly and ruled firm under small
nearly extras SOc per doz f,rsta. al sOSi : i6
per standard case; nearby current receipts,
Ss<va 20 per case Western eStrs "a hrsts ~
fancy selected candled eggs were jobbing at
32m34c per doz.
CHEESE.-The market ruled firm under small
supplies, but demand was only moderate. Quo
natiohs iD9Mi Tew iI lTh iSngy'
fair to good, new. 14l5ql5c.: part skins, 90
%
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Warns Germans Not to Sell Stocks

BERLIN. Sept. II Cby wireless).-A warn
ing 10 German investors not 10 sell their
american stocks and bonds has been issued
by the Central Association of German Bank
ing Interests, says item given out by the
Overseas News Bureau today. The Overseas
"rhe Central Association OF German Banking
Interests informs its members and owners OF
American securities deposited in London
hanks who We're advised by English banking
interests 20 sell their holdings. thus prohting
from the lower rate Of exchange, that the real
purpose IL TO make German-owned American
Securities. deposited In England. useless for
Improving the rate OF exchange. Therefore.
sale"
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POULTRY

LIvE.-Jewish holiday requirements be-
ing pretty well satisfied. the market
was quiet; Fowls. ruled weak and lower, but
spring chickens OF fine quality were steadily
held with supplies well under control. Quota
ticns: Fowls, as to size and quality, 1870
cording TO quality, i50i7c. Ducks, Pekin, old.
13d14c.; do, Indian Runner, DID, 12d13c.; do,
young. according TO size, 14al5c. Pigeons, old.
per pair, lSq20c.; do, young, per pair, 1Idlsc.
DREssED.-rhe market ruled hrm under
small supplies and fair demand for desirable
stock. We quote: Fresh-killed poultry. fowls.
IL to box, dry-picked and dry-packed. fancy,
selected 19c.; weighing 4iza5 lbs. apiece
lsl4c;; weighing siAa4 lbs. apiece, i7Ae. !;
weighing lbs. apiece, 16alIc.; under
lbs, apiece. ,l41sqi5Hc.; ice-pac acked-west-
ern, Az lbs and over apiece, 1Sc.; do, smaller
sizes, 15dl7c;; old Toosters. dry-picked, 13c.
broiling chickens, Jersey, fancy 24q26c
low. Illinois. weighing 8 lbs. and over apiece,
2OG21c.; other Western, weighing 3 lbs. ami
over Ice; Western. wsighing, lbs. and
apiece, Isolde; do. inferior, 16qiTc.: spring
ducks, nearby, 16QlIc.; do, Western. i0d12c.
squads, white. weighing 11dl2 lbs. per doz
slq4.I5; white, weighing 0d1O lbs. per doz.
50. 15q3.63; white, Weighing lbs. per doz.
se5oSie2;s55; do: lbs per doz;, $9loa2: :s5
Mi.15; small and No 2 81.
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Big Deposits Reported

cnseoloing TO statistics secured by tho
~. ss,mptfoller Of the Currency as the re-
~. 49, OF the last call for the condition OF
~. ~ nAqonal banks In the country as OF
september O. there are now 81 national
n.nks In the country which reported
f'es. deposits of more than S25. 900 900.
in.llpplions in New York showed very
"'se increases since the previous call.
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Todays Today's Yesterday 5
COTTON

NEW YORK. Sept. 1I.-An accumulation of
overnight buying orders on an Immense
opening OF the cotton exchange this morning,
The selling was scattered. Wall street houses
the belt continued favorable. The market here
entirely ignored the action OF Liverpool. where
prices at one time were about eight points
above our parity, but before local business
started prices IN the English market had
dropped six points. With the exception Of an
advance Of points in July deliveries the mar
ket closed generally lower.
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Rock Island TO Buy Cars

h CHICAGO Sept IT.--Judge Carpenter, OF
the United States District Court has authorised
Pacific Railway Company 10 purchase 400
steel-frame box cars % cost - 400 500 Pay
ment will be made By t320.b60 IN cash and the
remainder In lease warrants maturing SENT
annually IN series. Two thousand nye hun
III. 1000 AZ Davenport. Ia. and 800 At Miehi-
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Aunounces Discount Rates

WASHINGTON. Sept, 1.-THE Federal Re-
serve board today announced the following
Account rates: Boston district. 3h per cent
her cent ON commercial paper over 10 days
ana np 10 90 days. per cent on trade
acceptancos and on commodity paper.
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Copper Selling at is Gents

scme OF the large interests report that
~ a moderate amount of buying
q eleetrolytic copper at IS cents. Sales
~ understood to have been made by
''paiier producers at 17% and 17% cents
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Activity Revives Deal Rumors

lwo OF the most active and strong
Issues IN the late dealing on the exchange
r' rsle Great Northern Ore and Colorado
s.s' ~. ana Iron. The strength in these
issues revived the old rumor of a deal
whereby the latter company would draw
W me former for a large amount OF ore.
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLouR

wHEAT.-Receipts 81, sos bushels. The mar
ket ruled Arm under a fairly active demand
and prices Of No. ? red Western further ad.
clevator--No red, spot and segtember. g. 70
southern red. 81 .osai. ioi steamer Ne. q. red.
81 .OIN1.09i No. red. 81 ,0I0l .0e; rejected A.
hoiHqi oelsi rejected ,. 81. n.osaioo.
CORN-Receipts were light and the narket
ruled firm, but demand was only moderate.
Quotationsi Car lots for local trade, a. 70
location-No. yellow, S0QSic.f steamer yel-
low, $50 SEC. No. 3 yellow, S3QS4c.
OATS.-Recelpts, 81, 1870 bushels, There was
n fair demand for desirable stock and prices
advanced &c. under light offerings. Quotations
No. 3 white, t0gtic.; No white. SO1s@Ss'so'
sample oats, 32n35c. -. 81.
FLoUR.-Receipts. go bbis. and i,lo5, 800 lbs.
IN sacks. There was little trading and values
were largely nominal Following are w,n,as the
clear. new. A.I5dS; do. .stralgh,, new, sSa
clear. new. iute sacks, s5a5.25; DO. straight
new. jute sacks S5.35d5.oO: do, Tpatent, new
i9te sscks, t5.eSds.sS; spring nIst I clear ar nsw
Nd6a5; do, straight. new, toaS.2oi do.a pett-
ent new, t5.25a5.So; DO. 90, old. seSOge;n,S;
do, favorite brands, old, SIQI25; city mills.
choice and fancy patent. S1d123i DO, regular
grades, winter, clear, new, A,tSuoi .qoI
straight, new. S5a5.3o; 90. patent. new, $o.4O
RYE FLOUR sold slowly and showed little
charge. We quote at s5a5.0o per bbl.. as to
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-. 'isPhuRqH. " Pa. Sept, lT.-owing 70 the
.In, romRany has decided 70 use its new
Eodecs Ronors Pa primarily Intended 20
ID t,1,f seizure OF barbed wire. The Installation
Lf.l" meenlnes for this work has been or
nnins iorelEn contracts. Il Is Fundsrstood'
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o1sils.fi Coal and Coke Company regular
1b|1 6eI.f et ~ per cent. on preferred. pay
al. ttsag Manufacturing Company. quar-
"a 4" cents on cominon. payable October
~. ~ ~ record Scpfemhef 2l
I|..|.. @-t1 Light ana Railways CompanE.
||.|1I ...'.ltsI|{ "a ptr cent % nr1t pre-.
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PROVISIONS

tov,,.s uauile auu Sotio "a
and air-dried, 24d25c. Western beef, in sets,
ts@assa smosS gsSSe city beef os@sss vss sR
ern beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked, 264
2!c.i beef hams, S2Sd30: pork family, S2l@
2L5O; hams, S. y. cured, loose. 1llad l2c.; do.
skinned. loose. 11isdi2c.; do, do. smoked.
13ql l3hc.; other hams. smoked city cured, as
TO brand and average, l3di4c,; hams. smoked.
Western cured. l3d14c; do, boiled, homeless.
2iQ22c.: picnic shoulders, s. p. cured, loose.
bladOAc.; do, smoked, 9ia4o%c.: bellies, in
pickle, according 20 average. loose, 12dl215c.
breakfast bacon, 10 brand and average, city
cured, 15hGl6c.; breakfast bacon, Western
cured, 15I5d16c.; lard, Western, refined.
derces SAqec.; do, do, do, tubs, s%d9c
lard pure city, kettle rendered, in tierces.
sAd0c.; lard. pure city. kettle rendered, in
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RATES FOR MONEY
FoREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-The foreign exchange
market was strong IN the early dealings. de-
ma nd eterling for Instance, g1ing up "a cents
nut IN the afternoon the market suffered a Sc
were setback az a result Of sales which repre-
Demand sterling broke sharply 70 4. 7Oh Il
had previously advanced. 70 A13, the high for
tHe day The continental exchanges also sold
on. though they were relatively steadier than
s's'nAs sterling. Francs. Marks. Lire
SsSass S.%sna '':..:. .......,. ttios so ssss SS
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD Co3IA1x
Philadoiphla. September 70. 1||@
The noard Of DiroetoW q tbs I44|#|
YaIleF naIIFaad Company hare this 14| n.
half nsr aauI (1r 411t per .IIuf4I o0 a.
praferrod stock. - aIork kAoI1oI4 ot I0o4||
September 70. 1914 nnd NuafIaIII 0|t|I|#|
III i've and one haM per reui. lpI I'|| I@|
aIarfl on 10 cQnIoQn stock % IIot|IN'|
ol record ecntemttf IS 1915 10Th IN|#||
October ,. 1919.
chetks| Nln Il N4''e1
I|14I1 81
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Crucible Steel Passes Dividend

PIITsBURoH. Pa sept II; Directors Of
yesterday afternoon and transacted large
amount OF business. few details OF which were
eiveu out Contrary the expectation OF the
General public and most OF the stockholders
another dividend was passed. The nrst TO be
ID ssed WAS that Of Year ago. No statement
was Issued by the board.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. Sept. 1T.-HOGS-Receipts. IL. 600
head; market &c. higher. Mixed and butchers.
SO 65dS 20; good heavy, $69O07.T5; rough
heavy, So i0d6. I0s light, $7.35ds,25 pigs $3.50
dT.05: bulk, $6.s5a7. so.
steady. Beeves, $4,000 40; cows and heiters.
S3.456p9: Texans, $6.75dS. .40 calves S0911.oO.
Native and Western $3@5.T5; lambs. $e.250
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NI,W YORK. sept t7.~Judse Hough, insthe
fsfsrei Dls.s,e. S3a.' t,a feeo,o,sp hoesst y
ton Company of AmefIca tne. The aleels are
pui a. $4,000 ana llsbiliiis. a. tle.ooo'
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r.taI sales T42 500 shares. compared with
kyo SO0 shares yesterday; thus far this week,
q O63 600 shares: same period last week, iOs9'
100 shares
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METAL MARKET

~ .rw " YORK, sept. l7.--The metal market
~ sin' s2Is0Ss25c - ~
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NEW YORK CURB
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept lI-There was very little
trading on the Coffee Exchange early today
and price changes were narrow and feature
less In the afternoon session the market
acted, and futures finally were 10 - points
lower than the close yesterday. Dealings con-
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REFINED SUGARS

REFINED sUGARs.-Trade was quiet and
the McCahan and Pennsylvania rehneries re-
duced list prices to basis OF 5.20c. for extra
fne granulated. We quote refiners' list prices;
Standard grsnulated. $3.50 o.35c. extra fine
granulated, 520a530c.; powdered, 6S0gS. .40c, !
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