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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-12
SMITHSONIAN REPORT
OF MUCH INTEREST TO
NEW MEXICO PEOPLE

/ .sprctal coHREsPosuuEcE rc soRsfNe JOURNAL.
santa he. Sept 1.-THE annual re-
Ip0rr OF the Smithsonian Institution re-
eeived hy the museum today has
I mueh of special interest Dc New Mex
| leo .n that I'm its 200 ana more boun-
/ tifully illustrated pages il describes
I the work IF T. vs. Hodge len he Cebol-
/ qua PUG NluupJ rI3UaIrA Gag A3Uu1 uI
work ui pr J. Walter Fewkes in the
AIimbres valley. both being ON the
managing committee of tine school of
! American Archaeology az santa Fe.
| The report also announces that the
/ lunoWne books and bulletins written
/ by those connected with the museum
and school are BOP press hy the govern
iment printing office
"Ethnology Of the Tewa Indians
10y John Peabody Harrington. ethnol-
I ogisi of the museum the volume fol-
! lowing the publication this wear Of
ithe Ethnology of The Tewa Indians.
/ hy MT Harrington ana Juuius Hem
, dersOu and being of the same series
/ as the "Ethuobotany of the Iuni iu-
/ diau-. now I'm press and from the
pen Of the late Matilda Coke Steven
/ son 0f Santa Fe. the "Ethnahotauy Of
/ The Tewa Indians hy Nilfred W.
! Robbins. John =. harrington and Miss
/ FreiTe- MdTaCODo, all connected with
I the Santa he school
The report says after this hulle-
| tin was iu type it was found adv sable
/ to Incorporate considerable amount
tof valuable material seQuentiy
gathered and kindly offered by Miss
! Freiro- MareCoco The change in
volved recasting i'm a large measure.
! the original work The second galley
proof is In the hands DC Miss Freirc.
/ Mareco,o for final revision
/ The publication as bulletin No b,
/ Of IAN introduction to the Study of
/ MAYA lIieroglyphs forecasted. the
work being done Icy SNNauus GriSWold
/ Morley for five years Central Amcri-
can fellow of the Santa Fe school
| The report says THE manuscript
ana Illustrations of this memoir were
submitted TO the public printer the
latter part Of April EneraTers
proofs of the Illustrations with the cN-
lception of few pieces of color work,
nave been received and approved
The following registered az the mu-
scum Yesterday
Nr and Mrs j. Lawrence NckeeV
en-. of New York city; r IT, Davidson
of indianapolis. Ind; Edward Ladd
Dulye Nicholas AndreOi Telluride
Colo. I'D Z Hill. Durango A. d. Ar
chuetd. Pagosa Springs DR. and Mrs.
r. Van Orslell. Helen and Nellie Van
Orsdell, Ia Rue d.: r. j Brown,
Ions Beach, Calf. Mr. and Mrs Clar
ence Hamilton Ration W. Hal Andcr-
son. Knox county Mo A H. McClan
ahau Liberal Mo- g. ]. Norndrau
( Pattsmouth Neh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-12

I'M IuIHNAi takes aud prints
4 siNtf houfs ANA thirty min
utes uf exclusive Associated Press
leased wire service zach week
SEQ other newspaper published in
Sew Wrtlrp takes more ihhn
twenty four hours 81 Associated
Press service during the week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
INCREASED EXPORTS
RAISE WHEAT PRICES
Charters for Three Steamers
Reported to Transport Grain
to Europe.

CHICAGO. April 14,-wheat prices ad-
vanced sharply at the opening today,
May rising more than q point and most
OF the gain was maintained throughout
the early trading. An unexpected in
crease in export demand was the chief
factor In the advance.
Charters for three steamers were re-
ported for grain, one for option of 2OS,OOO
bushels of wheat. or 100000 bushels oats,
and two with capacity of 100000 bushels
oats, all destined to French ports from
the Atlantic coast. There was also
charter from the Gulf to Havre with
cotton Grain and cotton freights are
reported comparatively scarce, but with
the general tendency to rule easier.
Argentine wheat was firm with free eX-
port taklngs. Recent purchases by Italy
and Great Britain were large. and holders
arc now conservative. Damage reports
are coming to hand, but It Is said thnt
English buying has now ceased, neces-
sary requirements having been satisfied.
The South African corn crop Is progress
ing favorably and planting OF wheat has
commenced with weather favorable and
plenty of reserve moisture, Portugal has
authorized the purchase of 100000 bushels
of foreign wheat with the import duty
practically removed. The prevailing
weather is unfavorable for crops.
Minneapolis stocks of wheat decreased
3SO,OOO bushels for four days, against
225,CO0 bushels n year ago Sales Of
American wheat at tho 9eaboard yester
day were reported at 100000 bushels.
It'll.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
ACTIVE TRADING
IN PHILADELPHIA
Business on a Broad Scale.
United Railway Investment
5s in Demand.

There was n broad and active market in
Philadelphia today, and although price
changes we're not especially wide, bust
ness was brisk in both bonds and stocks
with strong demand for United Railway
Investment 5s. The recent strength in
Philadelphia Electric shares was explained
today with the publication of the annual
report. Not only we're gross earnings the
largest i'm the history Of the company, but
Notwithstanding an increase In operating
expenses and fixed charges, the net income
expanded from 5,SSi,3n in 1918, to $751;
O4J, also a record. An Increase In diNl-
dends paid however, caused a reduction
in surplus from S74L427 to S4O4,6IO The
stock was not so active today and merely
held steady.
In the afternoon activity developed in
Baldwin Locomotive Common shares the
price advancing nearly a point Philadel-
phla Company 1918, Scrip was also strong,
rising 2la points, whereas the common
stock eRsed off a fraction.
No very material changes were re-
corded in the general local list during the
greater part OF the session, except for
certain amount of weakness In Tonopah
Belmont This may have been due to
the rather poor showing made by the
annual report, total income falling from
81, O95, 225 the last fiscal year to Sl.552,6 6gl.
This was due to the heavy reduction In
net earnings from mill operations. The
net income was 81, i56,G9S equal to % per
cent earned on the stock, compared with
1874 per cent. earned the previous year.
The report attributes the falling off In
income in part to the lower grade of ore
mined and in part to the low prevailing
price of silver
United States Steel. as usual, led the
local list In point of activity. the price
advancing across 81 Cambria Steel was
inactive but United Gas Improvement APP
peared to be in demand. The large num-
ber of odd lots of various stocks record
ed on the tape was taken to mean an in
crease in public buying. This class OF
trading has been steadily expanding of
late.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
Financial Briefs

Another New York stock Exchange
membership sold at S50,000 today, making
the second transaction ut that price since
last Thursday Names of parties to these
two transactions have not yet been made
known.
j. p Morgan announced that the appli-
cations for New Haven notes have eX-
ceeded the $27,000,000 offered for sale.
The Union Bag and Paper Company
elected C. G. Sanders and c. b. Jacqua
directors to succeed Edgar G.. Garratt and
Guy NJ. Walker.
An increase of a of l per cent was
made in the F. w. Woolworth Company
quarterly dividend. 1t was also decided
TO retire 100000 preferred stock.
New York banks gained $1,O93,OOO from
the Subtreasury yesterday, and since last
Friday gained S6,769,O00
The Union Tank Line Company reported
a decrease of s516,O19 in net earnings for
the year ended December 81.
After the regular meeting of the Penn
sylvania Railroad directors today it was
stated that there was nothing to an
nOunCe.
1t is understood that the Keystone Tele-
phone Company plans to begin paying up
back dividends on the preferred stock in
July.
The United Railways and Electric Com
pany of Baltimore's annual report shows
a balance after preferred dividends equal
to ga per cent. on the common, compared
with 36 per cent earned in 1913
j. e. Aldord was elected a director OF
the United Railway and Electric Com
pany, of Baltimore, succeeding F. E.
Waters.
Donald G. Geddes was elected to the
board of the Western Union Telegraph
Company to fill vacancy
At today's local auction sales of Sc
curties advances predominated Fourth
Street National Bank stock rose 5h
points and Chestnut and Walnut Streets
Passenger Railway Az, Fire Associa-
tion was up / and Reliance Insurance
ia. West Philadelphia Trust fell 2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wuEAT.-ReceIpts. t2e.O1e bushels The
market was tc. higher In sympathy with tne
West but ruled aulet. Quotations; car ar iots iNs
N No, eNgo red western ST. cool .63 Round lots
in export elevator-No. red spot ahe, aaP,IMIi
ri 50isdi 6ii6: No red western. Nls0l2H
/ GGi5! No i Northern Duluth, Sl0bnl ~.
CORN-Receipts 1000 bushels trace lI
was ouIot but prices were woll maintAinese' s
Quotations; car lots in export eleNalOr- ~
3 spot and April IGianlIlsc = steaiIIc,,, I ,, AZ l'
i78c No g. 74lt7Ic Car lots for Local, Local yTaIe ~
as to ioceion-No, =, yellS9w SSOSiio%,SS 98iS
sESs %g9b; No, yellow S45a755cs sample VEL ySl
OATS.-Receipts 5i,64e bushels, LIZ Ing
market ruled steady, but there was net rnpcn 9C
d5ins. Quotations No. 2 white 93l5@6dlff; /
standard white, 62itd63c.j No. white oA'9
Rys nrm but quiet. We quote at ST.
Ti is per bushcl, TO quality, in eSp9srt s Slr-
vator: aud at sl.o5dt.14 for small lots OF near
10y FHfot'R,I Receipts. 1905 bbls, and t,o4l.;
ooO lbs, i'm sacks. The market quiet enaa enaaa
without important change. We quote per s ino
lbs in wood-winter clear, SgS549 80: 90, 10;
straight SGG0pT; do, patent, Sial:Zo! hn eont
sas. straight 1ute sacks SS"99gt 9Tgst aH Gear, 81 70
"a dc; d. sfT@iS9it ay5rite SdES Srands 81 DDS city mills
choice and fancy patent. s7754s; city " mills
regular Erades-wlnter clear; Sg-39gy;tuV' uo''
stralgEt So B0a7; do, patent SiRhgo., 49,.
RYE FLOUR-Supplies small ana ne tne
market steady, but trade quiet: We quote
nearby and Western In wood at $o'VOHo''o' "S
to quality
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
MORE COTTON CONSUMED
Census Bureau Figures Show In
crease Over Last Year.

WASHINGTON. April IA report. is
sued today by the Census Bureau, shows
cotton exclusive of linters consumed dur
ing March. as 1853 running bales in lyI5,
compared with 493, 354 bales in 1914; held
in manufacturing establishments on
March 81, 1,74O,476 bales in 1915 and 1873 ,239
in 1911, and in Independent warehouses
3,37S,S4l bales in 1915 and l,s34,O0S in 1914;
imports, 1884, equivalent 5OO-pound bales
in 1915 and 3O,s63 in 1914 exports. includ-
ing llnters. l,2Os,573 running bales in 1915
and 695, $40 in 1914. Cotton spindles active
during March 3O,9ls,533 In 1915 and 81
OS3, S5S In 1914.
Linters consumed up TO March 81 to-
tailed 39S bales in 1915 and 24,720 In 1914;
held in manufacturing establishments
l6l, ,6i7 bales in 1915 and l03,626 in 1914, ana
in Independent warehouses, 1O0.2OS bales
in 1915 and 57,53s in 1914. Exported 6O,l75
bales in 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
PROVISIONS

Trade was quiet. but values we're steadily
held Quotations SGat;y,oo city beet .,tsrr sses sess
smoked and air-dried, 2oa2Vei es Mes'eIn eIInnpsSies
ana tenders, smoked and air-drod. 2i92se;;i !
S7T2Sc.; beef hams, s8la82i pork family,
500 25Gi22 15 hams. g. p cured c lSSose SS 1SA ~
do smoked iSAGi8Slc. other hams Smoked, mSly9
city cured, as 70 brand and aysTag3s' chTs3 iiSi2g
lie; do boiled boneless 23G2lc:; picnic
shoulders. s = cured I9ose' L0A@idli;; A@iIc dS ns
ooriing to average, loose, 12Ha12&e; break.
fast baeon as to- brand and average ..,n city
cured, 17a1sc. lard, Western refined. tierees
Iiaiii4c. do. do, tubs. 1t411Ac.; lard pure
civ Kettle rendered, in tlerces, 1l@l1he.i
lard. pure city. kettled rendered. In tubs IL
ml1Mc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
LONDON STOCK MARKET

LONDON, April IA, 14,-EAcitement marked the
trading In the American section OF the Stock
mated but sentiment was cheerful. Canadian
Northern was heavy on debenture default
Gilt edged issues were dull.
The announcement by the Treasury that is
sues OF Treasury bills from now on would be
be liked was not depressing, Tenders Will
be received daily by the Bank OF England
attributed mainly TO the view taken by the
Government with regard to the last two Is
sues OF bills. The rate OF interest was con-
sideTed too high compared with current
quotations for discounts
Home railways were firm and Russians re-
sumed their upward movement, Mines and
oils showed strength In spots. Rubber oe-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14

NJ. V. BERGEN ELECTED
TO PHILA. ELECTRIC BOARD
Annual Report Shows Big Gain in
Consumers and Connected Load.

Martin W Bergen was nominated for tho
vacancy in tho Philadelphia Electric Company
toard OF directors at the annual meeting today
in place of the late Edward D. Toland. Mr.
Bergen is the New Jersey counsel for the
company. Tho meeting was presided over by
President Joseph B. Mccall. and the other
retiring directors were elected. Mr.. Mccall
said I'm his report that the condition Of the
property Is first class, and, while the Increase
In business during the year was not so great
as he had wished 1t was nevertheless very
gratifying, In view OF conditions here and
abroad.
7TO6 and in connected load. 3S22iS 5O-watt
lamps The details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
TONoPAH BELMONT REPORT
Net Income Fell Off Sharply-Gross
Value of Ore Lower.

The annual report issued today OF the Tono-
pRh Belmont Development Company for the
fiscal year ended February @S. 1915. shows
net income equal to % per cent. earned on
81, 100000 capital stock. compared with 1874
per cent. earned In fiscal year 1914 and 1is
per cent. In lDl3
Tho company transferred it's net income to
surplus account before deductIng dividends. In
the fiscal year ended February 81 1918, the
dividends paid aggregated Sl,iB2 5O8. In the
fiscal year 1911 dividends amounted to 81, $780,
OO0, and in 1919, 81, 500, COO.
The amount of ore mined and cost Of min
Ing the same. including direct mining cX-
pcnseE, depreciation OF mining equipment and
development work. compare as follows:
Fiscal year:
Dry tons mined 80. 1880 .l726ie 129, 5a7
Total cost mining. .S73O.I48 STiO05l S58t, 72l
Aver. cost per ton. S4O2 S4.35 $i.35
The average gross value OF per ton last
year SlG7I compared with s51 O7 in the
amount OF bullion produced last year was 49,
501 ounces OF gold against ~ ,4G5 In 1914 and
y ,S62 ounces of silver against 4,251 ,7IG.
Tho average price of gold was S2O.B7l per
ounce. Details follow:
Year ending February 2s: 1918. 1914
Net earnings of mine. .... 81 ,ilO S36 SGOT $50
Net earnings of mill; 1O7,027 1,4i6, 4O2
Div. reed Esmoralda Pow. 1900 1000
Interest received ......,.. 2S33O 2J,ST1
Total income ........... 1856, ,Oo3 50. .o05. 225
Administration expenses SO 2s0 SIG Ob2
Corporate taxes .......... ~ 1853 1870
Adjustment Of prior years
accounts '..,....s..,..,. ...... S,iSS
Exploration expenses 80. 1sOl6 16,225
silver val reduct. ..,.... ls a36 -.
Total deductions ......... l05,096 7Oh35
Net income ............. 1.450G9S 2.Oi5,5ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
aiding futures ranged as follows
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. April 14.-HoGs--Receipts p. 900;
M markeL nd weak. &c; lower MiZcd and butchere.
heavy. S60OdT 10: light. $7O5TlI. "a: pigs, S5.S5
MT10; bulk, $7.20D7.8b.
CATTLE-Roceipts 10000; market steady to
l0c. lower. Bcevos, S5.05aS7S; cows and
4e5er5 6 ~ ,se st9ekSrs ser and feeders Seoi
SHEDP-Receipts, IL. .00O. Market 1Oc. lower.
Native and Western. $5.iOGs.lj; lambs. S7.5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Land Title and Trust Company, regular
OF record April is.
German-Am American Title and Trust Company
regular semiannual 2Ia per cent. payable April
II to stock OF record April 10.
F. W, Woolworth Company. quarterly 1R
per cent. payable June l to stock OF record
April 2s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
VEGETABLES

There was q fair ipquiry for choice s.ocs !,
most every description and values ssssnvsA ,ot
ruled steady. Quotations: White f5eeanserally
bush, sh,--Pennsylvania, 6Ba60c.; Maina SSSsy.p per
New York as to quality, 46G53o vbits gese s !;
tees Florida, per bbl-No. I, s5boao; M Np0's- 4
S4 eOmoi Sweet ct potatoes, Delaware, per hSmrs,
psoatastoes, sa EasteEn Shore per bbiSSo. NC
Pbl-No, |, 57SaATSi No. Sosssy; %: sI.!,. "
Jersey per basket TSc, @s1.35i onions, sheitt..
ID. bag, 2oalSo do, seconds, per pSu LOOM TX
80 DO. Florida, per basket. 81. 5oa1 va Hn' osS s2s
sSiRach ilSSar NST NSTto xoTs per bs
folk per bsll 81; lettuce, Texas. per- @ bSsS' SS'
RasEeti, 1Ss Seti, oSSoa Ioe do Florida. per basket
S2g5. SO: do Florida green, per Basket s Gs'ss 81
$40; pens, Florida, per basket g9lYl, ~
plnnt, Florida. per box s2SS. 30: cucnmsssrs. ssss
Florida, per basket sS.50a5 squash, Fiogas
SSndS., SSSTrisr sSa: sga2T S,ss.s F9sda 5
$lG8;yo; celery. Florida, per crate, 81 9sssJ5.
do, New York. per bunch, 86a5Oc asparsTg Tas
South Carolina, per bunch, 2Od85e nrssn rsus
rooms, per lib. basket. Coo. a$1. o. '''usn'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
POULTRY

LIYE-The market ruled steady under
tntions Fowls, l6hal7c.; old roosters, 1870
DO. do, staggy. ii8i5c.; turkeys, 15g17c.
to quality, per pair, 5O170c.; pigeons, old
per pair. 25a3Oc.: do. young, per pair, 22qp25c.
DRESSED.-The market quiet. but gen
orally steady under moderate offerings. Quo
tations Fresh-killed fowls. u to box, dry
picked and dry-packed, fancy. selected, 1ec. ;
do. Weighing 400 lbs. apiece, 1885,, do,
aiad4 lbs apiece. 1Sc.: do, 3 lbs. apiece,
1Gd17c.; do. under 3 lbs. apiece. 144l5c
Western, 415 lbs apiece, 17hQ1so. do, do,
8l5 lbs, l6i4117c.; do. do, 3 lbs and under,
l4aii6c Fowls, ice-packed, choice, 17IAc
Old ROSTERS, dry-picked, 13Ikc. Squads
per doz., white, weighing II to IL lbs,
per doz, SiG4.50; white, weighing 0 to Id
lbs. per d9z.. S34Qa300; do, do, s lbs
S2g2. 30; do do 0qGIa lbs. per doz., s.. 500
i.T5 dark and No, 2, 5oc. GpS1. Frozen poultry
Fowls, as to quality, 16G1sc. chickens dry
picked and dry-packed, In boxes, mllk-fed, 81
H36 lbs to doz:, 1se,: do, 37g42 lbs. to doz,
lsci do.s 1891 lbss e doz,, 1sc; Do. 4s lbs
fed. s1g42 lbs. to dog. 1ee. do. 15847 lbs. to
lbs and over zoe; Chickens. dry-picked and
and oyer. 1Sc.: do. do. lbs. 170i715c.: do,
do. 3h lbs, 15lkc; do. do, 2IS6S3 lbs. i4S
ljc.; broIlers. milk-fed fancy, 1921 lbs,
to box 27c; do. fancy. 25120 lbs to
doz.. 24c; corn-fed, fancy. 1s@24 lbs to doz.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-The market ruled Arm. with
n fair demand and moderate offerings. Quota
fancy, specials, 3ic. extra, 32c extra tlrsts
31c. hrsts. 2Od3Oc; seconds. 2OG2lc.; ladle-
packed. 1DI2lc., to quality; nearby prints
fancy, Doc average extra, 84c.: firsts, 3Oq32c j
seconds, 2Td2Dc. special fancy brands or
prints JobbinE at 30a42c
EGGS.-Demand was fairly active and
prices ruled steady, quotations; In free cases.
$500 per standard case; nearby current re-
ceipts, s615 per case, Western extra hrsts.
Southern, SIS 55dG per case; fancy selected can
died fresh eggs were jobbed out at 2Aq2oc'
per doZ
CHEESE was in fair demand and firm
under light offerings. quotations, y New YORK
fair to good 16ha17c.: do, do. current
make, 15h610c.; do, do part skins, Sal3c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
COTTON

NEW YORK, April 14.-Cotton opened
steady unchanged to points higher ana al
the end Of 10 minutes trading the list showed
a net advance Of 3 o. points. The con-
cotton consumed In March than IN the same
month last year, was considered bullish. and
helped 10 strengthen sentiment. The Con-
tlnsnt ana the leading stock interests Mere
the chief buyers, while Liverpool aud the
south sold. o4enngs were light and the de-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
ANOTHER JUMP IN COPPER

BOSTON. April Alt was reported today
that sales of prime lake copper had been made
at is cents per pound
Electrolytic copper prices were advanced
action followed sales at 1919 cents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
RATES FOR MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, April 14.--The foreign exchange
unchanged.
Sterling Francs, Marks, Guilders
Demand -, iiO9a 532% si1,a S0$
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
REFINED SUGARS

The market quiet but steady. We quote
Standard Eranulated, 6.95c., fine Granulated
& qOc: powdered. &C.. ; confectionery A, 6.sOc
soft grades, J.053 8. 8bc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings today compare with corre-
spending day last two years.
1918 1914 l0I9
Philadelphia 500 22s, ,40l $50 tS5 2et s31, ,5Si, ,412
Roston ..... 26,35l.5lI 27.557,l9O a3,sOi 500
Eew York .3i3. .O53.6s5 3l2, 1879 3Gl. .SOJ,USi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
NEW YORK CURB
NV YORK METAL MARKET

~ YORK. April 1.-THE metal market
zasef iafaf lead. 119ff 2oc. TN,
- t|a f1r apQt. esse Tor April
M So ~ Iaae.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
FRESH FRUITS

The general market was quiet and vth....
portant change. Quotations. Appies N.nogt Nso In.
per bbl,-Iork Imperial, S2d3; Ciresntrw. fQtkl
81; KirG, 81 1903 80; Spy, S2.50Spa Ss s, t2a
win, S2.J0d3 25 Ben Davis, Si fSS5S H. hald-
t.5O; apples Western, per boT ssh5 q
aprles Delaware and PennsyivsniSs, zea2;
oranges, Florida, per box. to1.fs.iS;
tangerines Florida. per strap. III gSSSsgsSs.gQi
sraPesrpl nsr E59rida per , ,6Gx pS.
S249 cranherrlea. fancy late varieiiessi siorda
bbh, S3.b0m4.5O 80; cranberries Jerssys' per
uuart. 2Ofi i0C. 'iua, ner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK. April 1g.-Ths prize Of COM
merclai bar silver aas lDiso. to-day. with AfosI-
can doli4ra a. ssfe,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
Trio Co HAD RECORD GERMAN EXCHANGE AT Low POINT
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

Csc. do. prime, 25qsO. lbs. to doz.. %.
keys. dryIpicked and dGy-paeked-Fsn ssgr. ~.
ducks, fancy, in boxes, 11disc.; do aasE2oei
TO- good l2gl6c geese, choice and fanesvS ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, April 14.-Irregularitv 80
ncterized the coffee market at the openInr
futures were up point to 8 points deciine
Trading was active. Prices follow: V'
Yesterdny'a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14
vIcE-PREsIpBNT
JAMES M. WILCOX

JOHN t. LEWIS, Jr.
EDWARD II. COATES
JOHN Il. MORRIS
EFFINGHAM B. MORRIS
ARTHUR Il. NEWBOLD
c. $, W. PACKARD
j, RODMAN PAUL
CHARLES p. INGERsoLL