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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

propaIs the car about one foot and
four and n half inches
Must Overcome Gravity.
This estimate presumes that the
car is propelled over level ground
To mount a hill means simply that
grade resistance is added 10 the va
rious fractional and other resistance
An automobile wcighiu-. IKE the
Briscoe. 210o pounds. Including raso-
line. oil and water. climbing lill
200 feet high measured vertically
simply performs the task OF over
coming the action of gravity. or lift
ing and the calculation OF tLe power
required 90 do this must involve tie
factors from which the horsepower
uuit IS derived To lift eco pounds
200 feet high I'm one minute is the
same thing as lifting POO by 200
equals 400. 900 pounds one foot high
ia one minute. Theoretically. then
the lifting OF 21OO pounds 200 feet
high requires 100000 divided by
$4,000. equals 1915 hOrsepower. and
the losses through friction. air re-
sisteuce ETC. consume the remainder
OF the theoretical horsepower out
put
From the iure-oiug &. must be-
steep hill on the high scar must sub
ject any car 10 enormous stresses
which are likely TO affect the life
and the service 20 considerable eA-
tent
Gear shifting is not cum5er-
some task. and the mounting OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

corner OF Leon and West san Antonio
streets and Mr. Kirkpatrick hopes to be
: able TO occupy il within week
4i.0e9 Square Feet Floor space.
The new home OF the Irl-State IS
modern and Up to date in every detail
and gives the firm 1900 square feet of
floor space. The saIesroOms and gar
age VIII be equal in every respect 70
any in the country
"Our cornerstone was good. hard.
honest business policy and methods.
said Mr. Kirkpatrick in discussing the
progress Of his concern These. with
the selection OF universal car made
for success
The company now handles % sub
agencies for the Ford in Arizona. New
Mexico and west Texas Since August
I. when the new Ford fiscal year be-
gan. the company and its agents have
handled GA cars. distributed as ioI-
where the Cars 60.
FL Paso. "a: c. W. Arnold, Alamo
Sordo. y. u. &c; Il. f. Bassett, silver
City, y. NJ. q; Benson Auto company
Benson. Ariz-. s; T. c Bledsoe. BlsoSe'
Ariz. -; p F--CampbelL HaJcn' \ W.
3. Crawford Auto company. Fort SlOth-
ton. Texas. &c. !. L. Casuer. Alpine
Texas, l6; city Garage, Tularosa, y NJ.
z. - J. Evans. Columbus y NJ !,
Ford Agency. Fort Davis, Texas 40,
J. r.. Hood. Douglas. Ariz-. 90, Juslls
-
Deming. y n. -: r. W Mister. Hllls-
horo. y II. /: Y. d. Newton. las
Cruces. y NJ q; Ocean TO ocean
Garage. 8IagdaIe0a. y A. -; Fecos
Auto Co. PecoS. Tex. 10. W A. Perry
Maria. Tex. l.: SCOTS Garage LORDS
burE. y. n. 6; Harold h Scott Elephant
Butte, y. NJ. @: Solomon Commerclai
company. SolomOnviile. Ariz-. "a stan
sill & Ferguson, SanderSou. ieN.S, =
T. X Sweat Ba-stow. Texas. T. W %
Thorn, Balmorhea. Texas 8: Ed Tom
haugh, Hachita. y NJ. .; y g Van
Horn. Toyah. Texas, Il: T. W W also-i'
Csrrizozo. y II. "a; Wilicoz MoScf sup
pl- company. Willcox. Ariz-, 10
Nearly SEQ Behind Orders
Pesides this large number. the COM
many has orders on its books when
aagre gate over So carload lots As tne
Fords are shipped eight to railroad
ear. this means that the factory - ~
cars behind the orders from the soulu-
For some time the Tri-State has dis
t-ib-lred the Firestone tires in this yer
ri-ory and the- handle them in carload
lots. The company plans TO carry, IN
its new home. the largest and mos
complete stock Of tires in the south
west The company is now signing DIS
tributors' contracts with such wen
known manufacturers Of accessories as
Many Accessory Agencies
GRAY x Davis Electric company
Western Eiect-5c company, h w 1slil-
ton company, A. Scarader's Sons. Low
eI-McConnell company, Bridgeport
company, Champion Spark Plug COM
pany. Gemco Manufacturing company
Adamson lIGEufs curing company
Crescent Tool company and Dover
Stamping company
The first floor Of the new building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
Ell Paso Automobile, Tire
and Accessory Agencies
lnlIlIERCIAL TRTCKs.


Ford-Tr,-state Motor Co. 81 Texas
Federai-E. Ben ottes,ad. s2z Texas street
&. n. C.-Naumau Motor sales Co., 81
East san Aatoz-o street
Gnrford-El Paso Overland Auto Co. 1e0-
H. san Francisco street
InternationaI-Os1iand Auto Sales Co.
Jeffery-so1.hsra Motor Co.. s55-s57 N.Y.
KeIly-Apperson Sales Co. eos West san
Mack-I.one s.ar Motor Co.. cor. West
Sen Antonio and chihuahua streets
ReO-N1umau Motor sales Co. 4-@ East
Republic-The Myers Co. ia East over
land street
West san Antonio street
siandard-:sauman Motor Sales Co. -;
WicEita-ElIiott-GlTra Co. JoO-s0f W1st
Wiily>-Uti:ity-EI Paso Overland auto Co.
TIRE DISTRIBUTORS
ConSress-El Paso auto supply Co., Texas
Diamond-Ei Paso Rubber Co. c55 West
san Antonio street
FI-k-westera Motor supply Co
FcderaI-El I'4so Overland Auto Co. 1-o-
Firostone-Tri-s,--e Motor Co.. Teas
Gosdricb-El Paso Rubber Co. eo5 West
q GoS5ysar-Go5dyear Tire * Rubber Co.
KeIIy-Sprin=fieId-Boss Rubber Co. sos
Lee-sorderlead AUTO supply Co. 4o1
Fenns5Ivania-Rio Graude oil Co. $40
Qualser-i5I Paso Rubber Co. -c5 West san
KenubIic-E.s Auto supply Co. 500 Mesa
United statcs-Q-scE Tire Service. 52e
-Te.uz street
ACCESSORY DEALERS
BorIer-and Auto supply Co, 4el --- rte
~ Auto supply CO.. 500 Meas a~e=uo-
70 P4so Speedome-er Se-vi' e s-'tio'i COZ
sro-or car supply Co.. coz. North El Paso
-rrj-sf.5s Motor 60. ezt Texas =t--e-.
ycl--e-n Motor supply Co. SIS san Fran
f.---f street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27


Argo-Pioneer Motor Co go Myrtle ave-
nue..
Apper~on-Appersou Sales Co. 200 West
san Antonio street
Brisooe-pionesr Motor Co. 400 Myrtle
avenue
Buick-IntsrnatiouaI Auto Co. as Texas
street
CadiIIac-caduiae Sales Co. cor. Franklin
and Stanton streets
ChaImers-Lone star Motor Co. cor W.
san Antonio and chihuahua streets
Chnndler-Ione Star Motor Co. cor. vs..
san Antonio and chihuahua streets
Chevrolct-The Myers Co rs East over
land street
CoIe-Miss.on Garage. Inc. cor Mills and
Canpaell streets.
DodEe-Lone star Motor Co. cor. W. san
Antonio and Chihuuhua streets
Enger-Internat,onal Auto Co. ais Texas
st-eet-
Fovd-Tri-s,ate Motor Co. 81 Texas
street
FranI,Iln-FranlIin Motor Car Co. cor
M-rtie avenue and Campbell street
Haynes-southern Motor Co. s55-s57 siyr-
de avenue
Hudson-Nauman Motor sales CO. 4-e
East san Antonio street
Hupmobic-Lone star Motor Co. cor
san Antonio and chihuahua streets
JeffeTy-southeru Motor Co. @55-55l
Kin=-FioHeer Motor Co.. $50 Myrtle ave-
aa1xeII-Buqu5r Motor car Co. SOS
North stanton street
Nariou-SIarioa Motor Sales Co. cor Mills
and Campbell streets
MITCHELL Paso Auto Sales Co. 1I4-115
North Kansas street.
Nutionat-EllioLt-Oarrett Co -e0-I0f
80 est san Antonio street.
OaIsiand-OaIsIlad Auto sales Co. s97
Myrtle avenue
O!dsmobHs-CaGiIIac sales Co. cor. SIAN
ton and Franklin streets.
Overiand-Ei PaS1 Overland Auto Co.
121-I22 san Francisco street
Packard -In-ernatiouai Auto Co.. as
Teas street.
Beo-Nauman Motor Sales Co. 4es E2zt
san A.roul0 street
saNon-saz1u Motor CIR Co.. 3-5 Texas
street
studebakeF-EIilott-Gar Co. 500-505
Ecst san A-toui0 street
WHY'S night-EI Iasu OVERHEAD Auto Co.
l-u-1-- san Francisco street
Winton-Isi PaSo auto Sales Co. 114-116
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
HATCHER WILL SPRING
NEW AND NOVEL STUNT

AZ II IS 10 be one Of the features
OF the Automobile Week" special sale
on used cars al II. ~ Hatcher's estab-
ushmeut. Dir. Hatcher is the largest
used ear dealer in the southwest and he
has arranged 20 market a large num-
Der Of machines next week.
The AZ L. stunt Is a novel one \
car is TO be placed Oh sale daily at d
barSainpri The price viii be displayed
or Jle car and no Information Of any
nature viii be given regarding it.
II We 10 70 lind out what some Of the
motorists know about cars" said Mr.
Hatcher TT they are good judges. the
AZ L cars are going. 10 be snapped uD
quick but we are not going to answer
any questions about the car except 10
state the terms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
S74 CARS ARE SOLD BY ONE DEALER

Auto company had actual cash sales 1or
the three months ending September 30
OF $@45,9e1- That means an annual
business OF Si,oOe.VO0 q year. as one OF
the months In the report saw the COM
pany practically without cars
J. W Kirkpatrick consented to give
a reporter a few facts on the Tri-State
business this week The company was
organized just four years ago for the
purpose OF handling Ford cars. their
parts and accessories. The phenomenal
growth OF the company has uecessi-
tated the construction OF the first thor
cughly fi-eproof automobile structure
in the southwest This fine. new build
ing is now nearing completion at the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
Heals Skin Diseases

IT is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema. riugWorm. rashes and
similar skin troubles. 4 little zemo.
gotten at any drug store for 25c. or
Sl-00 for extra large bottle. and prompt
y applied viii usually give instant re-
lief from itching torture. Ii cleanses
and soothes the skin and heals quickly
and effectively most skin diseases
ZeIEO is "a wonderful disappearing
liquid and does not smart the most
delicate skin. 1t is Ut greasy. is cas-
lily applied and costs little. Get FL to-
DAY and save ali further distress.
Zeuo. Cleveland
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

viii le devoted to Offices. display and
sales rooms. The basement ard a part
OF the second floor viii be used for
storage Tor tires. ears and accessories
while the remainder Of the second
floor viii he deToted 90 the Ford SER
vice station.
The tremendous business done by tie
Tri-State Motor company places tt
among the LEADING automobile con-
Germs o. The entire country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
Tr State Motor Company i;
Ready to Move Into
New Building.

The tremendous strides made by the
automobile industry in FL Paso and the
southwest Is fairly well known TO ev-
cry resident Of this part Of the coun-
trr- yet the actual figures are almost
staggering That one company does an
annual business OF $4,000 viii come
as "a big surprise to many persons. YET
that r. the report Of the Tri-State Mo-
tor company. The FL Paso Overland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
TROPHIES
HERE FOR SHOW WEEK

Seventy cups won in different con-
tests BIZ the Maxwell have been re-
ceived from the factory by TIE Buquor
Motor Car company. They are ValCed
ar $4,000 and Special guard. have been
employed 20 protect them against theft
while on display here for automobile
Week.
Included among the trophies are
Baltimore to Washington race, Porter
hill cleveland climb. annual reli-
ability test. Chicago Motor club; Max
well-E5uick match race. Beaver Falls
Pa. grand floral parade trophy. At
lanta- Ca. Fort George New York;
hill cliT 70. solomon hill tSL Lc .isl
climb. Detroit Press Reliability trophy
Long Island automobile derby Alamo
match race trophy. Fort Is 0rth star
Tele' ram endurance cup; Reading To-
mile race trophy, Bridgeport Conn,
hill climb. New York Herald-Atiauta
j. -7al GOOD roads tour t-ophy; Hous-
ton Post 500-mile endurance contest.
Cincinna hill climb Westchester
county N. " Fair association 2U-miie
race trophy and others
The trophies viii be shown in Fri
days parade on q simple trailer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

gradients viii not
harm. 70 the gears
use for which they
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

Correct that eye trOubIe. and enjoy
the comfort and pleasure Of perfect
eycsiGEr- For satisfaction in eyeElass-
fitting see Geo. D. Kendall Optometrist
and Uptician, EOS Mesa Ave.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

PHONE EASY FOR COAL AND
WOOD. SERVICE Il OUR MIDDLE
NAME, NEFF-STILES COMPANT.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

The economical way-Uuy @ whole
ham - Get SulzberEer's Majestic
"peicioUsl.- Different."-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

For chHpped hands, face or lips. Pot
ter's Toilet Cream is uuequaled; price
pc. Telephone $50 or $50 and have it
delivered Potter Drug Company-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

propeIs the car about one foot and
-FOUR and n half inches
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
RAPID TRANSIT
WEAK FEATURE
Break in Lake Superior Income
Bonds-Interboro Shares Ac-
tive in Local Market.

A new low record was established in
Rapid Transit shares this morning when
the price fell to 9A. No great amount of
either stock or trust certificates was
offered, but there seemed to be q complete
lack of support Union Traction, on the
other hand, held steady. The announce
ment that the Rapid Transit Company,
through its real estate subsidiary. had
borrowed St,eoOyoOO on mortgage was not
regarded as especially significant on the
Street The money was used to pay of
old mortgages and there was little left
over Electric and Peoples As turned
heavy in the afternoon. going TO 76.
Rapid Transit rallied at the close.
Lake Superior income bonds fell 4
points to 30 this morning There seems
to be little likelihood of resumption OF
interest payments for some time to come,
but II there is any truth in the reports
that the company has been receiving
heavy orders for war materials from the
Allies, turn for the better in earnings
should shortly make It's appearance. The
stock receded q small fraction during the
early trading.
In the afternoon Lake Superior de-
cllned to 6%, off 81 from the final of yes
terday and the price It was quoted at
before II cross 10.
Unusual activity developed in INTERIOR
ough shares In the local exchange.
Opening at %, II rose quickly to % be-
fore the end OF the first hour, following
an even wider gain in New York. Later
1t extended the advance across "a.
The local bond market was quite ac-
tive Standard Gas 6s rose III to 021h
while substantial blocks of Pennsylvania
fas changed hands as we'll as Reading As
and Philadelphia Company first S.
Bankers reported slightly stiffer tend
ency in money. but quotations were not
noticeably changed.
Brokers in this city were much relieved
to hear from Harrisburg that the bill i'm
posing a State stamp tax on stock and
bond sales at the rate of cents on each
500 value had been defeated. The COM
panion bill putting one mill tax on cor
porate capital employed in manufacture
ing has been sent back to committee
and is not expected to reappear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28

WHEATPRTCES ROSE
AFTER EARLY DECLINE
Liquidating Sales in May by
Longs-Russia's Crop Below
the Average.

CHICAGO. April 2s.--LiauIdation by
longs in May wheat caused decline OF
more than a cent in the price at the open
ing Of the grain pit today, and following
the course taken by May, July also eased
of from the final of yesterday.
The declines we're short-lived, however.
and May rallied sharply from S1.60% to
sLs2B at the close, while July rose from
S1.s4& to S1.3T5.
According to a cable from reliable
sources, Russia's harvest Of 1914 was con-
siderRbly below the average yield and
only barely approached the average. The
demand Is abnormal throughout the EN-.
ptre for wheat az food and prices are
rising steadily The belief is gaining
ground that there will be an Insignificant
amount available for export, should the
Block Sea become open before the next
harvest.
The 10000 bushels OF old and Ioo.ooe
bushels Of new wheat sold yesterday in
this city are designated as part of the
future shipments for export.
Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased
$4,000 bushels for four days, against
325,oO0 bushels OF last year.
Latest advlces from italy report favor
able weather, and a crop above the aver
age is expected Large foreign arrivals
Of wheat at Naples are noted, but prices
are firmly maintained, with consumption
large.
Isadinr fut-r-es rnnae5 m foIIovra,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY
BORROWING $1,35O,OOO
Real Estate Holding Company Mort
cages Two Car Barns.

Through its subsidiary corporation,
known as the Real Estate Holding Com
pany. the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company has borrowed s1,35O,OOO from the
Pennsylvania Company for assurances on
Lives and Granting Annultes.
Tho financing took the form of two
mortgages on the companys car barns at
10th and Luzerne streets and in West
Philadelphia. The money thus obtained
is to be used to pay off old mortgages,
and by employing the Real Estate, Hold
ing Company in the transaction 1t was
possible to put the deal through without
asking permission of Councils.
The Rapid Transit Company owns all
of the $4,000 capital stock of the Real
Estate Company. on which $1,000 is paid in.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
VEGETABLES

The general market was quiet and without
important change. Quotations: White potatoes
per husb.-pennsylvani 5oa55c.; Maine, 50lb
b5c.; New York, as to quality, 40G45c.; white
potatoes, Florida. per bbl.-No. !, S4.7565, 90;
NO 2, SiUi %; sweet potatoes. Delaware per
hamper-Large, 81 .25df.76; medium. 500. dSl !;
swest sJt PoSabtoes Eastern Shore. per bbl.-No.
ssey5 per bbl-No /, a.75gI.i5 No. 2. .$2P
onions. choice per i(0-ib. bag, s. I2sai.55o; do
Texas per cuInmsr.crate. No. /, 81 65ql, ,55;
cabbage, Danish, per ton, S1Oa25 do, Florida
crate 0asSS s5 eaGoMer a9 SssreSStSR S%rR
crate, 81 75g2.2o; spinach, Norfolk. per bbi
lettuce Texas. per bush. basket 50a0SS.: S do Do
Carolina. per basket, ,75s a$l; beans Florids
wax; per basket, S2a3,5 do, Florida, green,
per PPsr basket. S2aa6 peas Florida. per basket
tucumbersi4. Fl9rda, per, basket, S. 56aS5
Sep9sTs S9p9sn FIorSn EISTGa ne per 5o4
Florida, per 100 punches, S3a4 do. Charles
per, carrier-Fsncy, S275a325; choice, Sl.i5G
80. celery, Florida, per crate, sid1,75: do,
New York per bunch. 35d5Oc,; asparagus, per
bunch; l1p3Oc; mushrooms per alb basket,
6Oc. OSLO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
Britain stops COTTON Exports

LONDON. April 2s.-The expectation OF raw
eaiiy prohibited in a special supplement to
the Official Gazette issued today.
The prohibition covers all foreign ports In
Europe and on the Mediterranean and Black
Seas, except those Of France, Russia, Spain
and Portugal Russian ports on the Baltic
are included in the prohibited areas
The demand OF the British public for a
specific prohibition against the expectation OF
cotton has been insiBtent- but the Govern
ment heretofore has contended that the export
has been prevented by the general blockade
against Germany
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

l961tc, guineas. as to quality. per pair. 600
Ioc.; pigeons. old per pair, 25db30c.; do,
young. per pair. 22dh6c.
DREsSED.-ofrerings were light and val
ues were we'll maintaineu. with trade far.
picked and dry-packed, fnncy, selected l9G. ;
los. apiece, 1sc. do, 3 lbs. apiece, i6GIiSc.:
dry-picksd and dry.packed. Western, las lbs
apiece. 115dlSc.; do. do, 8ls lbs. l6hdlTc.; ;
do. do, 2 lbs and under, 14m16c. Fowls, Ice
packed, choice, lIiac. Old roosters, dry y-piCked
per doz.. S}.S5d4.50; white. Weighing to 10
per doz.. SO. 1912 So; do. do, lbs. per doz
l. 60; dark. 81 .5OaSl co; small and No, 9, ST.
Frozen poultry-Fows. as to quality, l6p1Sc.;
chickens, dry-pcked and dry-paeked in boxes,
milk-fed, 3lq36 lbs. to doZ.. lSc.: do. 87d42
lbs to doz., lSc:; do.,. 43947 lbs. to doz,, 1sc;
2le:i corn-fed 3l@42 lbs. TO doz.. 16c.; do 800
AZ lbs to doz.. lie; do, 4S lbs. to dos.. 1oc. !
do, 90 lbs. and over, zoe. Chickens, dry-picked
and dry-packed, In bhls.-Western. corn-fed. 8
DO. do, Sls lbs, i5Sc.; do. do, 2isG8 lbs. il
@15c.: brollers milk-ted. fancy. 1924 lbs.
doz., 2+c.; corn-ted, fancy. 1924 lbs to d ~,
25c.; do, prime, 25930 lbs to doz., 22c 1ur-
keys. dry-plclted and dry-pacltsd, fancy, no
PC fair TO good ls92oc. old toms, lS92Oc.
ducks. fancy, In boxes 1791se.; do, ordinary
70 good. 12ql6c. geese, choice and fancy. $50
lOc.: do. No, 2, l2HlIc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
B. & O. NOTES ovERsUBsCRIBED
Subscription List for S40,0Oo,oOO Is
erel Ia Closed.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-The subscription
list for the $40, 100000 issue OF 41s per cent
gold notes of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, which were purchased by Spey-
er and Company and Kuhn, Loeb and
Company this morning, has been closed
bv the bankers, the issue having been
oversubscribed.
One-half of the new notes mature In
two years and the remainder In three
wears.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
Made 5000, 600 in bethlehem Steel

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The story is going
the rounds Of Wall Street that Frank V.
in Bethlehem Steel
1t is said Mrs. Straus started purchasing
Bethlehem Steel at $50 share in the gutter
market before the reopening of the stock ex-
change. He was steady buyer from that
point UP to above $50 share.
He did not sell a share until It reached
$l35, and sold all his holdings between that
price and S140lA a share, which means an
average profit to him Of approximately 500
a share.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
RATES FOR MONEY
COTTON

NEW YORK. April 2s.-An unsatisfactory
parket at Liverpool. attributed 70 poor buy
ing power and small trading, caused easins95s
moFning' the list Starting ) 70 o points lower,
after the call July and october, the oniy Two
inontha In which there was any tTadlns 70
fpeak Of, rallied to ! points The South and
hAil street bought Offerings were scaltered.
The market hrmed up after the opening.
Yesterdays selling movement 4Ppsare4 t9
nave left the market pretty we'll llQuldated
81 scattering long accounts, and today there
Vas q considerable demand from shorts on
tfssh buying Inspired BY uufaYorable view OF
ne weather ana hrmer tone az New Orleans;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady, but trade vas
SnG' and air-dried, 2ga2GSS. Western beef, in
sets smoked, 25a2gc; city beef, knuckles
and tenders, smoked and air-dred. 2742Sc,
Western beef. knucltles and tenders, smoked q
a22: mans, g. p cured loose. 13q13Lc. do,
skinned, looset 12hq 12IAc. do, do. smoked,
to brand and average. l3hG14c.: hams. smoked,
Western cured. l3AGltc:, do. boiled bone
loose 1Oa1Ohc,; do, smoked, 1O9l0hc.; bel
lies in pickle. according TO average, loose. IA
average, city cured. IGIa617igc,; breakfa9t ba-
con, Western cured. .l6l5Gl7lsc.; lard. West
11911Ac.: lard, pure city. kettle rendered. in
tierces, 1lal1hc;; lard, pure city. Kettle rem
dered, in tubs, 11@11Ac.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
WIDE CHANGES AT AUCTION

a 4oA point jump IN Integrity Title and
auction sales OF securities Fidelity Trust rose
IL and Corn Exchange Bank -. Northern Trust
advanced 10 and philadelphia National Bank
s. There was drop OF 20 points in stetson
preferred and 21$ In Finance Company or
lPennsylYania hrst preferred Continental
Equitable Trust shares fell 2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK April 2S.-BUTTER-Markot
steady; receipts. ssh packages; extra. 3O2Q
3ic. higher scoring. 3ll3aI33t2[G,{o State dairy
3Oc irritation creamery. 2li3dt22c. .,,
ECfGS-AIarket weak: receipts, d .Os6 pack
ages; extra frst. 2la2i be resulaaT a SnS pSaekeo
nea rby white, 24C., regular tirstS, l9NWZOl9c'
regular packed mixed color. 20H2lc.; gathered
nearby browns 2lihI22l9c.: storage packed
tirSt hii6C-. eXtrn hrsts 2iM622C
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Amparo Mining Company regular quarterly
per cent, payable May 10 to stock OF record
April 30.
Champion Copper Company, 81 per share.
quarterly ~ per cent, payable May 20 to
stock OF record May ].
NorfolH and Western Railway, regular quar-
terly w per cent, payable June 10 to stock
of record May ~.