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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28
COAL PRODUCTS ROSE;
COPPER SHARES STRONG
Advance in Former Attributed
TO Large Earnings - War
specialties Inactive.

WV YORK, June 2s-while some
~. we're recorded in the initial trans
s.,,,ns on the stock Exchange today, the
~. M the market was distinctly heavy,
"a within a few minutes realizing sales
80 nut out in such amount as to bring
.tont a reaction all around. At the lower
.rsts some support appeared and prices
g.i,ied somewhat, with the coppers and
KY ar two of the standard issues, such
Y. peadIng and Steel In the fore on the
.ogerv. The market, all in all was
,psanlar, and a general waiting tone was
stan evident.
very small part of the trading came
f..n, commission houses and the inclina.
,cn was to hold up making new commit
snts pendlng Germany's answer to the
t'nted States note, which dispatches
ssted would be handed to the American
tmbassador at Berlin the first part of
"a week It was pointed out that the
,one OF the German reply would be very
rlld and that some Of the demands OF
ihls country would probably be granted.
The downward turn was led by Cana
asn Pacific and United States Rubber.
me former dropped ~ and the latter SH.
Tbe fall In Canadian Pacific was due to
renewal Of foreign selling, the supply
having been temporarily out off on Satur-
say. when the London Change was
closed.
AZ a matter of fact tho early decline
was moro due to foreign selling than any
ming else, Reading ana Steel coming in
for a considerable amount. Both issues
we're we'll supported in the face of this,
and after yielding slightly, both came
Back and before midday they were strong.
During the afternoon session the mar
tet was very quiet. There was some
strength in spots, but as rule prices
we're Irregular. The coppers, led by Utah
Copper, with the railroad shares, showed
me most strength, while the war special
ties we're. with some exceptions, n frac-
tlon under, and little attention was paid
10 them. The rise In Utah was due to
nimors of an extra dividend.
Among the railroads, New Haven
showed the largest gain, moving UP IA
before D. m. Rubber and Canadian Pa
ciic remained weak, but both recovered
from the low. The market closed irregu-
lar. The feature of the afternoon was an
advance Of Az points in American Coal
Products, which was attributed to larger
earnings from the manufacture of analine
dyes and sulphurlc acid. General Motors
moved up 2is and Goodrich 2 points. Cop
per shares were strong to the close.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Heavy Accumulation of Tenders for
New War Loan.

LONDON, June 2s-Irregularity char
acterized dealings on the stock exchange
today. Business was on small scale
Brokers indicated that there had been
n heavy accumulation OF tenders for the
new war loan over the weekend. with
further sales OF consols and old war
loan. The latter was quoted at s57s.
Tbs additional decline brought support
because It is becoming increasingly
cheaper 10 acquire the new loan by ex-
Changing through old instead OF bidding
for whole amounts as required In dlreet
negotiations. -,
There was firmer tone later to Ameri-
cans In sympathy with Improvement AZ
New York, but Canadian and Argentine
rails weakened again. Steadiness pre-
vailed in home railway shares. There
was disposition TO await action by the
Government on prices for coal. Hesita"
tlon was shown in rubbers. Large ar
rivals OF the staple are impending. Mines
iacked steadiness. Royal Dutch Petro-
Ietirn issues were hrm.
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WEEK
GRAIN MARKET CLOSED
WITH STRONG TONE
Offerings small-Weather Re
ports Differ - No Export
Sales Announced.

CHICAGO. June S.-Buyinr was allow
at the opening OF the grain market today.
Oherings IN the initial trading were email
and prices as a consequence were hlqher
than Saturdays close July wheat sold
Tor fl.Ofh at the openins, IL cents higher
than Saturdays close II held fairly
steady IN the early hours. A gain OF q
cent was shown by September when the
hrst sale was made at 81 02N. December
at N.o5A advanced Y
In the afternoon there was a temporary
setback which carried July as low az
s.yst. put i rallied again, closing strong
10 N'OiN. rose to s,OSM at the close.
Most interest was attached 10 weather
reports. From the Northwest como III.
vorable weather reports, with additional
reports OF good Yields and splendid con-
ultloha OF the products. From the aouth-
west the reports are entirely different.
continued wet weather, Il is said has
put the grain IN bad shape. Fittings
nave been slow and what little has been
mar narVested VIII take long time 70 dry
out thoroughly. Quality and not Quan-
tity is what dealers are looking FOR now.
The winter crop mas been made. GOOD
weather is now needed FOR harvestinr
whloh Is extremely light for this time OK
the year. The old cry OF the farmer hold
ing pack Is resoundlng over the market.
put those on the inside are ignoring II
Ihey declare that there is always 4 lib
erel run after harvest regardless OF
prices IL Is after the first ruin Is over
that the real trouble begins
While no export sales have been re-
ported, the rumor that 100000 bushels az
wheat had been shipped through Arch-
ANGEL Russia, to the United Kingdom
caused small furore.
Foreign markets were firm. but busi-
ness was far from brisk Weather con
ditlons are reported improving in nearly
all foreign countries.
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SURPLUS AND LOANS INCREASE DURING LAST
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
GRAIN Ann FLottR

WHEAT--Reoeipts s4525 bush. The mar
Key ruled firm and tc higher under light
,yinsrinss eu, there was little trading, Quota
llons: Car lots, IN export elevator-No. 3 red,
noninal il22dt27i No. 2 red Western, nom
uiel l,p ,2TT1S2: Ne. Northern Duluth,
CORN Receipts. 2sis bush. The market
waS quiet but hrm under light offerings.
Suoatlons; Car lots for local trade, ~ 10
ioSatlon,aNo, yellow. s2hds3c, steamer
yellow, 18d7sc
OATs.--Reeelpts 1882 bush. Demand
Wss lght and prices were hc. lower. Quota
white, b3a538c.; No. 3 white, 62d52iSc.
81. FLOUH.-.Reeelpts 1894 bbls. and soc, $50
w, is, n sacks, Trade was quiet and values
were largely nominal Quotations per 100 lbs
s'r. n' wood Winter clear 60 62b45gQ; do,
s1, 9ntfaisht. iuts saeNs. $6A69 6,bot de, pat.
sn5s A9te gaoks. So;glqo I5i spring. hrst clear,
SS559gg5Ss 559gSg5Ss 10 d. str9lght, Segea5l de2 patent
city mills, choice and fancy patent, t0,00a
s,S5g5 6o d., strsasht SsG5SSdS75Hi d. pat pat
RYE FLOUR.-Ths market ruled steady,
out there was little trading. We quote nearby
TO quality,
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Plan for Wabash Reorganization

NHW YORK. June 2s.-Announeement p
Hade by the Wallace Committee OF plan
or the reorganization Of the Wabash Pitts
sugh Terminal Railway. The committee rep
ta.nta the bondholders, and under 10 plan
nv bands OF the hrst mortgage hondholders on
1iment Of a 80 per cent assessment, equal
Aefteage hondholders DO not ayau them
..ites of the opportunity offered, the second
gage bondholdcra can pay the assessment
N Any part which remains unsupscrlhed
ltf plan provides for Wiping out the $40 uQ9
stock of the Terminal Railway Wholly
ltnad BY the Wabash Railroad. II would also
tr the slate OF $50 oO0. 600 bonded indebted
and leave only a bonded debt OF about
Ul0Ouo Il Is proposed 10 form new ~ e3ln- ON
N}, with e capital stock OF ~, Uy0gUo
nllf such Z financial status, the reorBaniAa-
'1n managef5 contend. the Terminal Railway
Nt-id become a paying rallroaa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28

The stockholders of the Braden Copper
Company voted to extend to May 1. 1916.
outstanding s9ss,OOO 5-year second lien coll
lateral trust convertible gold rs due Mo-
vember ], 1915
At the present time the Republic Iron
and Steel Company is operating 90 per
cent of its capacity: orders have been
running in excess of capacity for some
time past
Hercules Power sold as high as 4O5,
compared with high price on Saturday
OF 3S5.
George Mccall has retired from the
banking firm of Dick Brothers & Co.
Last November the firm announced that
they were beginning to liquidRte their
margin accounts and that they would
abandon that feature of their speculative
business. Frank NJ. Dick and Marshall
Geer have also since retired from the
firm.
In connection with the termination of
the voting trust OF the Harwood Electric
Company common stock, which was an
announced several days ago, the trustees
have evolved a plan by which holders
of the trust certificates may receive, In
lieu the regular stock shares, first mort
gage series "B" bonds of the Lehigh
Navigation Electric Company, on the
basls Of selling the Harwood common
stock at 22l4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28
Charges of Lackawanna Alleged to Be
Unjust.

HARRISBURG. Pa. June 2s-Com-
plant was made today by w. p. Boland,
OF Scranton. before the Public Service
Commission against the Delaware, Lack
awana and Western Railroad alleging
that the freight rates on anthracite coal
are unjust, unreasonable and discrimina-
tory. He asserts that he is unable to get
rates that are extended to favor ship
pers.
Bolands complaint also alleges that the
railroad company has for the last 10
years interfered with the successful
operation Of a plant in which he is in
terested and that its purpose is 10 eliml-
nate competition
Following a conference here today OK
acting Chairman Ainey with the heads
of the various bureaus Of the Public
Service Commission, the chairman said
he mad formulated a plan by which meet
ings OF this character Will be held on
Monday OF each week, so as 70 expedite
the work OF the Commission. BY this ar
rangement ne hopes to evolve a system
mat will bring about the disposition OK
complaints and other matters without
unnecessary delay.
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PROVISIONS

Inc market ruled steady with falr
tions! City or Western beef, In sets smoked
and air-dried, 25a20c.; city beef, knuckles ana
tenders, smoked and air-dried 2Td2So; West-
,rn beef, knuokles and tenders smoked. 210
sSe beef hams, s3id32; pork, family, S22e
= 50. hams, s. =, cured. loose, l3dl3hc,i do,
skinned, loose, l2hql28c.; DO, DO, smoked,
lSl5ql4c.i other hams, smoked, city cured, az
smoked Western cured, i3Aaiio.; do. boiled,
honeless, 22Q23o Picnic Shoulders. $. z.
cured, loose. l0hQilc, do, smoked, ll6t1mc.;
bellies In pickle, according TO average, loose,
llhQl2c.; breakfast bacon. ns TO brand and
average, city cured. l0nl7c.; breakfast bacon.
Western cured l6alic,; lard Western refined,
IN tiorces or tubs, l0Bdlic. lard pure city,
Kettle rendered, In uerces, i0AG1ic.: lard,
pure city. ketLle renderel. ln tubs luMMlle.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER,--The market was uuIot but
prices were steadily maintained on fine goods.
quotations: Western, solld-paclSed creamery,
nrste, 21qa2sc:i hrBts, 2Io, seconds, 26o,;
nearby prints. fancy. S2c. average extra, 200
Sle.i do, fair to good, 2Gd27o. garicky,
24426e. jobblng sales Of fancy prints, 88a80c.
EGGS.-The market was Inactive, but of
ferings OF strictly hno stock were moderate
and prices rulod steady, Quotations. In
free cnseg, nearby extras 2Ic per doa.; nrsts
81; per standard casoi nearby current ro-
81. 10 per case; nrsts, SJ.s5 per case: Southern,
81. 4.sOU0.4O per case; fancy Feleoted candled
CHEESE.-The market ruled firm under
light offerings and fair demn nd for desirable
stock. We quote New York full crcam, fancy
new. lbh@i6c.: do. do, fair TO good new, i5g
l5hc.; do, part sklms Sal2c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28
COTTON

NEW YORK, June 2S.-cotton was
steadier this morning, prices on the call
showing advances OF to 6 points. There
was good buying by Wall street and
Southern interests, while commission
houses and traders operated on the SELL
ing side. Prices at Liverpool moved up
9lS to 4 points. Weather conditions in
the South We're less favorable.
AS the day advanced prices moved
higher. ranging : tp s points above last
totaled 1888 bales an increase OF $3.50
compared with a ear ago,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28
WILL CLOSE SATURDAY
New York Stock Exchange Members
Vote for Holiday.

NEW YORK. June S.-The members
OF the New York Stock ENehahse nave
N IA ua5iy up 10 the Governors ana the
petition signers 20 take hnal aeuo9 re-
garding the holiday preceding AhU'-
Dendence Day ,,r.Sro.-
The governors usually meet on Weane1- Wl.,'
DAVIS 50 that definite action VIII douusless t'.l'
be taken then. Nothing has yet pssl
done on the Philadelphia ENehaNs7 az
closing saturday
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ng futures ranged as foiiowsi
LIVE STOCK INNOVATIONS

CHICAGO. June 2s. - HoGS,-Recoipts a.
Oeoi market 1Oc, lower. mixed and butchers.
heavy, 81 i!aI 1905 light, sT45aTso; pigs. $50
CXTTLE.SReeeipts, 10000; market steady to
l0c. higher; beeves S740a7lo cows and
helfsrs, S3.5o9s.75; Texans. S7.35ds.00; calves.
SHEEP. -Reeelpts 1000; market strong; ma
tive and Western, S4001O lambs. S7.50atOiO.
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German Bank Gains Gold

prpIIN. June 2s.-rhs statement OF the
Rsiebsbank issued June q. shows increases
az metal stocks treasury eertiheates and n9tes 6
os ,S Az 600 marks $3.50. 250) deposits, 1o5-
sSa 6O0 marks (y26. .457, 25o) decreases in dis
SSouI' SSo1i1 neo6 marks (S2S5 250) treasury bills,
3 as4 666 marks (S6s6, b00l note circulation
"a fOs 600 marks (Sa,Tlt,O0O'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28

Interesting matter relative to the "jitney''
situation is contained IN the address recently
made In St Louis by Richard MeCulloch
president or the United Railways Company OF
St Louis. He said In part; "One OF the
charms OF the street railway business Is It's
novelty. Something new Is always deYslopins.
and this winter somethlng new aid deyelop
is largely a product Of unemployment. Men
out of work who can get hold OF second.
hand machine will go out on the street and
earn what they can, regardless or the wear
ma tear on their machine. What they want
is ready money, and they use this way Of
Tention Of you gentlemen 70 the unfairneas Of
tbis competition which Tohs the street rail-
way of It's short hauls, but does not take
ezra 81 the long ones. 'Jttney competition
is much more serious IN the smaller cities
han IN ST. Louis. Here we have no short
hauis-the shortest haul of the hlneys' being
about four miles. On this haul they cannot
make a living at cents and they are now
beginning 10 fnd that out for themselves. Al
tbough al times there have been large NUM-
Mars Of iltneyB on the streets Of st. Louis.
thew never take in a great deal OF money,
iipon watching the machines We have found
,bst there are about 100 which make only
toVgn IN the morning and taking them back
nome al night the machine standing on the
| street the entire cay Ia my opinion, the
/ b-cent 'jtney' will gradually become elimi-
/ mated ana those which remain VIII charge
higher rates. AS such they cease 70 be serious
| competitors of the street railway
| The United States Light and Heat Corpora
/ ton. With capital OF 81, 900 900, has been
chartered. The principal onico Il In New
York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28
BANK LOANS LARGER
Philadelphia Institutions Reported
Small Gain in Surplus.

Comparatively narrow changes were
shown in the weekly statement of the
local Clearing House banks today. Loans
expanded sssO,OOO, while individual de-
poslts fell s1,4S5.OOO. There was a slight
Increase in the surplus reserve. which
Is now close to Si9,OOO.OOO. Details follow:
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NEW YORK CURB
s75, 900, 600 Cotton Goods Exports

HAsHINGTON June 2s.-Judging from tho
Alst 10 months The Department OF COmmerea
lday predicted approximately $4,000 600 cot
goods exports for the hscal year, So
YpVO favorable trade balance, Hitherto, the
fp4rtmcnt stated, the manufactured cotton
r.aaee has been the other way except IN
tl5 when IL was 81 900 900 In Americas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28
PUBLIC UTILITIES

During the Chicago Traction strike the els-
yated ana surface street car lines, which
handle millions OF urban and suburban pas
suspend operations. Within a single night
Inc suburban business OF the steam railways
leaned from 126, 900 10 025, 900 people daily, an
increase of 400 per cent A growth OF busi-
ness which would have been large for period
OF 10 years took place In 10 hours.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28
POULTRY


LIVE.--supplies were small and the mar
ket ruled nrm, with fowls higher Demand,
however was only moderate. Ouotntionai
i,,,wo, E,9w,s i5HQl0'be.i roosiers ita1ae. brgliins
yniokena fancy not leEhorns, Weighing iisa2
~ apiece, 29q8Oc brollnE chickens not
heSn,orns, weighinE i@1A lbs. apiece 23d25c
lbs. apiece 2583eo,. broliing chickens, EleTe- {
99ggeks petln, f4aiye ducks. indian Runner
isglSo'. pise9ns, old, per pair 2i92so. DO.
DREsSED.-orering wero liberal and
lhe general market was quiet and without im-
Poftant change. We quotei Fresh-kllled poul-
a. iSs wsiTblnS itf Ss s;bisesy 5sesy ss
weighing 8hqt lbs. APIECE, lsho,; welEhins
ihS -apiece, i6I5alIiac.; under lbs. apiece
l4MVi5isei eoksd-western, as lbs and
over apiece, lie; Do, smaller sizes. lAIl8o,i
Qld ROSTERS, dry-picked, 12o. broilinE ehiekena,
Jerscy, fancy, Bod32c other nearby. fancy. 20
&C., wtedig6ing lqih lbs.,. 2ia22e. spring
ing ii 10 IL lbs. per doz'. s8oTI 5O; white.
Weighing {, TO- 10 lbs. per dos, s9aB,6oi white,
lbs Per dos. g, ,f6R2. loi doy. DO. e5seh lbs;
and No, 3 81
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,..,,,,ct, Is HEREBY OWEN MAT

-, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN i..., AhAt
80 ~, psrsons for or on whose seeoSes s;i,li
~. props -ty and franchises 81 ,ass t9s 80 n
tefry ~ ~. iosuro sale, held the ith aey
tgus t.s ei5. win meet % the once ot
9l At'da 4 stamm, in the elg et ,aiS "a
purs, ~ Al for Inc purpose Of oreeplt-
Z sie, -, ornoration by eleeuns e
~ sirs~tory adoptiuE a corporel- -rf
:, t-r,nininr ho amount ol capil@i -'~-
boneed laaap'-'i'o oIMsrED q sTAhM
At.srlsla lei taen-----
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BANK CLEARINGs

Bank clearlngs today compared with corre-
ronding day last two years:
1918 1914. 1913.
Philadelphia S2f 42l 427 S24,744,172 S23, ,824, ,13s
eBoaion -. i683O572 1881 ,s05 1852 ,0S5
New York. 227. Goa, ,O0s 2lS.0O3,O12 29s,D22,749
chlcago :. 47.742.S6l 5S.O7700S 5J.4l78S5
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RATES For MONEY
Reserve Bank, Discount Rates
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. June 2s.-The foreign exchange
MARKET opened rominal. with demand sterling
Sterling. Francs. Marks Lires.
Cables 500. AIS 5.54la s1A 500
Demand 80. ann 5,55 ii-lS eos
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. June 2s.-The coffee market
opened steady with prices unchanged 10 /
point higher. Trading was quiet and prices
were strong at tho close showing advances
Of from 1 TO points. Prices follows;
Today'B Today Saturday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28
REFINED SUGARS

Tho market was quiet. but steady. w. ouoto
Iennors' list priccF; Standard rranulated
y l9c.; extra hno granulated, 0.tOc.; powder ed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28
FRESH Fruits

Tho supply and demand were both fair az
Voc Yor toSTPbE Bsf b5 r'yfd y & PPss o en
Davis S262, 90; other good eating varieties, 81
ASSS do Western geT o5oSy iSSS5S2 pes peaches hes
t225g3. oranges Florida, per box, f2B9, 80;
grapefruit Florida, per tox, Siq2.pQi pine
Florida, s2da; cherries, sweet. per pound, so
t6rrs 49, psE sour Sr sgS9 PpG rs
per quart. TISc.: Htrawberriss, per quert. Dol
aware and Maryland, 5ai0c.; do, Jersey, ~
T910c: do, Delaware and Maryland per Quart
l0dl2C. EooBebcrries, per quart, SR4e. huckle-
berries. per quart Odllc.; raspberrleH, red,
per pint, 56Bc; cuntsloupes, Florida, per
crate Sl25ul.i5; watermelons Florida, per
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Average Daily Bank Clearings

s,n. average daily bank elearlngs for the irst
quarter Of the year compare Win lSIA AZ I0'-
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NEW YORK, Juno 2s. .-BUTTER.-Afarket
easier: receipts, gay packages; extra 2sse-:
Imitation creamery, 22Aq2ic.
EGGS.-Narket irregular; receipts. 10000
paekRFes, extra first 2Ohd21he.; hTsts, 100
Doe; nearby whites. 24826c. mixed color.
i7lk6l22c.. gathered. nearby browns, 221A024e.
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NnTEs OF THE RAL

Rates ranging from ~ cents 70 sh
cents DER hundred pounds on imported
wood pulp from Boston to New ENGLAND
points over the Boston and Maine RAN
road today were declared reasonable by
ths Interstate Commerce Commission.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28

The Interstate Commerce Commission
to5av refused commodity rate provision
Chicago 20 Dss Moines. because Il u
needed also to other Iowa points, but SAD
r. must act II shippers and carriers did
NOT agree BY August !.
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VEGETABLES

There was a fair outlet for potatoes Of me
quality, values OF which were shads nrmer'
Quotations: White potatoes. per BUSH
i6Q25c; New York, as to quality, 1oH29o;
1926 No. .. 4o950c. white potatoes, North
Carolina, per bbl-No. 1. 90c,9S1.10i No. ?,
2b15Oc. onions, Texas, per oummer-orate-
Fancy, 8047Oc. poor, 2516Oc.; caulinower, Nor
folk, per hamper, 50l76c.i eggplant, Florida
rer box s2n2.25 cucumbera, North Carolina,
per ih-bbl basket, 75cdSi; cucumbers, Nor
folk. per h-bbl. basket, T5c. gSli squash, Nor
folk, per lb-bbl; basket, ~ 2bq35e. peppet.s'
per carrler-tBpncy. Slat25; choice, I5c.
tomatoes. Mississippi per case. bO00Oc,l
asparagus, per bunch, bg16c; mushrooms, per
Alb. basket. soc. 6S2.2b.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28

The bulgarian state Railways are In
tbs market f6r 10 locomotives.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28

The Pennsylvania Equipment Company
Is ln the market for one hunaFed eovyi
',,dsrfrarne gondOlR cars. one or two
se oo0 10 7O.O00-pound capacity box cars
snd a number Of secondhand threS-feet
Tage coal and nat cars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28

Increases on rates on cereal produets
befv-een points Ia Western Trunk Line
and Southwestern territories as proposed
~ various carriers have been ordered
suspended until October y ny me inter-
state Conmegas Commission
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28

-. Mohawk Mining Company raised
-. I as,,iannual ns dividend from 81 TO . per
share
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS

Exports OF general merchandise at the
port Of New York for the week ended
June 25 totaled SIG, ,763oS3, an increase OF
S2,366,07S, compared with sar week last
year. Imports for the week totaled $780,
sil,056, an increase OF $5,191,1O0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28
COMPLAINS OF COAL RATES

Total sales. "a. 100 shares. compared wit
416, coo shares last Monday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

Total sales, $3.50 bags.