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New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
THE DRESDEN DOLL
 KEENEY HEADLINER

May Ward, known in vaudeville as The Dresden doll, and one of the best entertainers in the variety show, is to be the headliner at Keeney's this week. Miss Ward, who. in private e life is Mrs. Freeman Bernstein, wife cf Keeney's booking agent, has ap- peared here on several occasions and she is exceedingly popu1ar with local theatergoers. She is a clever little woman, full of life and energy and she crowds a lot of entertainment into the twenty minutes allotted to her. Her singing is of a high order but it is her dancing that makes her act such a remarkable success. She is a wonderful dancer and the manner in which she wrinkles her feet makes her a winner in every house in which she appears. Her act is staged on a lavish scale.
 A lot of amusement is expected to be derived by the audience from the act of the Comedy Trio, cycle come t;ians, who are to be the extra ordi- nary attra ction this week. They make ID as a rube, the tramp and the dude. They are clever wheel artists but it is the comedy, features of their act that have won them such admiration. TLeir speciality is extremely funny and it is expected to attract consider able attention all week.
 A song and dance revue by the My stic trio should also meet with gen. eral favor. This is 8 high class act and tho booking agents give it their unqualified endorsement
 The management announced today that two other good acts will be on the bill this evening. The show is going to be better than the average and the box office is bound to feel the results.
 Numbered among the motion pie lures on tonight's program will be the Hearst-Selig weekly. Events in war stricken Europe as we'll as interesting happenings on these shores will be depicted.
 A noticeable feature of the new
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29

Turquoise, peacock. duck. metalliS~ and water blues are all good for evening
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29

l A noticeable feature of the new
 ] sports coats is the flare in the lower section.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
Labelling People


 
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New Britain herald., 1915-03-29

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New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
191c-

Many lovely new afternoon gowns were received late last week at Miss Ryan's, 79 Pratt street Hartford, one of the handsomest in the dark colQIs being a very unusual printed taffeta with rich dark olive-green velvet ribbon touches and putty colored chiffon sleeves and vest--an altogether Frenchy color combna- ticn. There were also several of the Lew old-fashioned silk bodice dresses" the bodices being In color and boned, while the skirts were white net, voile or other sheer ia abrics.-advt
 Turquoise, peacock. duck, metalliS
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
EPE" OPENS
 TONIGHT

tch opens at the
 and will be
 Week with mat
 0hursday, Friday
 pons, is one of the
 tic bills offered
 Zone of the at
 kdes the guarantee
 29ent. This guarantee
 exce1lence of the at
 The theatergoers, of
 hnve learned long since
 !fayers are of such talent
 aRre equally at home and N Serious drama as in light 9g Patrons of the Lyceum this nen, are assured of fine pres Ion. In view of the widespread 4iarlty that this attraction en- edf on it's tour presentation it is 4y natural to expect that the Play 8S will be greeted with capacity snuses throughout the week. There is fine. story in the action and the moral is strong. Each of the four acts Is replete with gripping dramatic in cidents that holds the audience at fever pitch interest. Tine unwinding of the plot dealing with the experi- ences of the Misses Joyce has an amazing fascination and one finds a new interest in it every time it is heard. Miss Galloway and Miss Bol- ton. in the characters of the Misses Joyce, will be seen in roles affording opportunities for dramatic work quite unlike anything they have yet ap- pcared in. The other members Of the company have been cast in most con- genial lines. 
 Owing to the unusual popularity of this, attraction and the fact that great interest has been indicated in this play the malta cement las arranged for a special matinee to be presented, Oil Friday afternoon, Fast Day Those who intend to see this attraction had botter secure their seats for perform ances in the first part of the week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
Lake Superior Annual Report

The annual report OF the Lake Superior Corr
subsidiaries In .reeeivership as follows:
eoncsrnsd the interests Of the railway and OF
the terminals are TO a great extent dependent
By snd tss %tS Inc lake.
Superior Corporation, 90 that satisfactory
outcome Of present difficulties may be looked
I'm connection with the lake Superior Cor
hallway your directors have In oontsmpis-
ton sending representatives across 10 Lon
sondhoidsSs @ eommittsss With View wito 10 sae s2s
irving at an arrangement mutually satisfac-
porstion Is not only largely inteTestSd In O4 ths
equity OF the Agoma Central Railway Com
Situation satsiaetorily settled on % aeeospt ws ~
the bearing which the operation OF the road has
Railroad as can be sssiy Snderst6oa has Tss s
alternative outlet via the Canadian Northern
Again 1 must refer you 10 the annual re-
port as 70 the situation In connection with the
company. There Is no doubt about L that that
exceptional conditions have prevailed during
regretted that the Steel Company is now % opIS I
able 10 reap some OF the benefits which other
ss@ads Tor steel Toes 'aTSSsa sas hssSS
the European troubles. In View OF the fact
deal % S S'T With IL. srasss sss TsfS sS
! s snsIi euttsn ,t.i my remarlIs here you'd say,
II The situstion The particular s'i eusiity AS Of
steel through lack of which We were suf
ferlng is being steadily but surely provided
with the result that the Steel Company is in
sight OF better conditions generally.
I'm face OF the abnormal war conditions
which characterized the last nscal year, in
tsrest could not be paid on the Income bonds.
This IL a matter Of great regret 10 your dl-
rectors. would. however, remark that dur
Ing the last " months or 70 the first mort
Esse eonasS IND inSaebteaRss. @ o. q ths corporation
''The - months that have eiapsed since tha
last annual meeting was held have been ths
most tryinf that have yet been experienced
by the corporation The cordial co-operafIon
~ the shareholdern IL earnestly desired ~
your directors, and I feel confident from the
GENEROUS response made BY tho request for
proxies l.,,, t .net ye shall have your unanimous
IIsryey n Undsrhnl ana A. n entity wsr.
Charles . ...,, , 0erdon snd Frater Taylor me
Foliowlne the meeting the board oreaniaed
~ oleetinf W ~ bteFert president fo s,ic-
ceeo Thomas Gibson who coniinues AZ renrr-l
counsel, Ihe hoard reelected w. q Franz
euo H. lapnfH Vice presidents ana Janaor
llarsQn, z vice president % succeed u. Esfer
Taylor oth@ ohieefp Fele 1a-eleplQa'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06

Brokers' Offices in this city today were
even more crowded than has been usual
since the war stock boom started be-
cause Of the calls for additional margins
sent out. Shares on which 20 per cent.
had previously been required were pushed
up 70 20 per cent, while Bethlehem Steel,
on which a 80 per cent margin has been
asked by many houses OF late, was
boosted as high as 100 per cent. in some
instances. II II worthy OF note that
ready response was met nearly every
where, and that comparatively few ac-
counts were forced into liquidation, Illus
tratinE the strong position of the local
market situations 1t Is thought this
weeks bank statement will show re-
duction In loans.
As a matter OF fact. the Philadelphia
banks have all along pursued conserva-
tive course in the matter of Stock Ex-
change loans. so that the margin changes
above described were not widespread as
they were in New York. Although Cam
bria Steel and United States Steel were
still quite actively traded in, there was
noted an increased interest In Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, Philadelphia Company
and the local traction shares, which was
taken as a good sign. There was also
substantial demand for bonds. notably the
Philadelphia Company, United Railway
Investment issues. Lehigh Navigation
and Pennsylvania as also came In Tor
share of attention.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
LONDON FINANCE
AWAITS RESULTS
IN BALKAN CRISIS
Trading Hesitates Pending
Developments in Bull
garian Situation
FEW BRITISH BUY LOAN
By FRANCIS W. HIRST
Editor Of ''The Economist"

LONDON, oct. 6.--Though great salts
faction is naturally felt at the great re-
sponse of the American subscription TO
the exchange loan. public attention is now
concentrated on the dramatic develop
ments in the Balkans, which threaten an
other fratricidal war I'm Macedonia. Old
friends of Bulgaria here, like Sir Edwin
Pears, who gave the first intelligence OF
the Bulgarian atrocities I'm 1876 declare
that 80 per cent. of the Bulgarian people
abhor the prospect OF war with Russia.
The London press fixes the responsible
ity for the present crisis on the inordin-
ate ambition OF King Ferdinand, who is
said to have been promised Constantinople
by the Central Powers.
Bulgarian mobilization enables the Bull
garian King to force an unpopular war
on his subjects by decree without parlia-
mentary sanction. The situation explains
the hesitancy of the stock markets today.
The Treasurys warning against Invest
ment from this side in your loan was well
coined, though only a few can have at
tempted such an unpatriotic and unin-
telligent action.
The darkening of London streets,
though disagreeable, should have a good
effect in stopping much waste OF money
in evening amusements.
Our newspapers have been hard hit by
the shrinking of advertisement revenue
and are protesting against the increased
budget charges for telegrams and post
age. The Postmaster Generals reply is
not encouraging, but it is surely unfair
to levy special taxes on war losses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
WHEAT HIGHER;
BUYING HEAVY
Spectators Have Returned to
the Misunderstanding
Light in Corn

CHICAGO. Oct. 6.-Strength I'm outside
markets and light spring receipts were
factors in giving buoyancy to local prices
at the opening of the grain market today.
Buying was heavy in the early hours and
both December and May went above the
dollar mark, and 1t is said by bulls that
It will not go below for a few days. The
rise extended to about cents, and was
accompanied by reports of freezing
weather in Iowa. A reaction followed
later.
Spectators have again entered the
market and business stimulation followed,
although II was predicted there would be
much squeezing" done II caution was
not used in trading. Many operators are
advising buying on the breaks.
The drop of from / to 2 cents In the
cash situation has assisted in fortifying
the position of wheat. Light stocks, 1t
is said, will also have to be considered
by the bears when they attempt to bring
prices down.
Little trading was done in corn. 1t is
reported that the short element Is cover
ing in anticipation of frost damage from
the corn belts. Prices held fairly steady
with an apparent firm undertone.
Export sales reported approximated
200 600 bushels, with no report of sea-
board business from cash handlers. 1t
is rumoured that 100000 bushels Of Mani
TOBIAS are to be imported from Canada by
domestic consumers
Liverpool was firm. United Kingdom
weather reports are unsatisfactory. Car
goes were Irregular, with spot firm and
unchanged.
Leading futures ranged as follows;
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CALLS FOR MORE MARGINS MET
WITH LIBERAL RESPONSES
Demand for Hgh-Grade Securities to Certain Extent
Supplanted the Boom in War Supply Shares
on the Local Exchange

The stocks on which merger rur...
have been converging were ali firm an.
ing the early trading, except Brill. whlrt
dropped back a couple OF points on llsh,
sales. Pennsylvania Steel common srsi,
sold at 90 while the preferred scored
point gain, az did Cambria. The iats.,
however, did not fully maintain its a..
A wide open break in Baldwin Locor,..
tive unsettled the list around middss
Prices turned weak all around, with nr,n
again working contrary 20 the marks,
with a rally that carried Il above la,
nights close. Brokers still insist ina,
they see signs OF accumulation going 4,
in this issue. Pennsylvania Salt lort n
part OF yesterdays gain.
In the final dealings rallies occurred n,
Cambria Steel, which rose 10 the hirh.s,
OF the day, crossing IS, and in UnItsS
States Steel, when short coverings heInss
along a recovery. Philadelphia Electr,e
became a strong spot, selling up 10 y
the years best price.
Announcement from washington ina,
the Cramp Shipbuilding Company hss
been the lowest bidder on three n.~
destroyers for the United States Qovern.
ment at a price OF SS35,000 each, failed !.
stimulate the stock on change Tls
yards are running full time now and MN
the two new Atlantic-Gulf boats ordereS
as well as the prospect OF other order,
this condition should be maintained for
some time to come. In the last hour
Cramp shares sold Off about points
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
RATES FOR MONEY
Financial Briefs

The unflled tonnage OF the United States
Steel Corporation for September, which
will be made public on Saturday, will
show a moderate increase OF probably
between $1,000 and 10000 tons, compared
with slight decrease In August
Iron Age gives pig iron production In
September as aS52,661 tons. or s5,OS5 tons
day. well beyond the daily rate OF o.
1863 tons in February. 1913. the previous
record month. The 26s furnaces in blast
October /. a gain of ~ IN the month,
had daily capacity Of 1885 tons and. as
few furnaces have blown in the past
week. pig iron production Is now at the
rate OF about S6,OO0.0OO tons year.
BY declaring a quarterly dividend Of
pen cent. the American Gas Company
increased the annual rate from TO 8
per cent.
Quite a number OF changes In quota
tions were recorded at todays local
auction sales OF securities. Fourth Street
Bank rose ~ and Fire Association g&.
Bank OF North America advanced AZ.
and Lumbermen's Insurance, 3h. Bel
mont Trust fell 9lt and Farmers and Me-
chanics Bank 3. stetson rose SA points.
Transactions in Midvale Steel ana Ord
nance Company stock. when issued, were
reported on the New York Curb amount
ing 10 rs shares at 10 per share. Later
quoted l25 bid. Old Midyale Steel stock
IL offered at 500
There has been admitted to the regular
list OF the Philadelphia Stock Exchsng
s., $4,000 general mortgage, series A, s
per cent. gold bonds OF the Lehigh and
New ENGLAND Railroad Company, due
July 1. 1854
v. ID. ekipworth was elected a director
Of the Chicago and Alton, succeeding the
late Edward Tilden.
At the annual meeting Of the Chicago
Great Western Edward A. Cudahy was
elected q director 10 succeed Edward N.
Hurley.
The Franklin Trust has added $4,000 70
ila surplus. making that account $4,000
The New York banks gained from the
subfleasury yesterday l56i.oQ0 ana gained
ll.ef.ooQ since Friday,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
FINANCIAL NEWS
WAR SPECIALTIES AGAIN UNDER
LIQUIDATION IN WALL STREET
Three to Sixteen-Pont Losses in This Group Before
Support Was Met-Banks Scrutinizing
Collateral for Loans
NEW YORK. oct. 6.


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Locomotive.
The action OF the railroad exactly OF the spaes
a n
general rule they remained well the nna
a
dOnrw
these The result
tables
possible
which application
its had eopardzed
which carrying
Ihe real stocks selection
apprasng
loans securities of industrial companies with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
COTTON

NEW YORK. Oct. e.-onsrings of cotton
were quite large on the call this morning ana
the market opened easy az decline of ii 10
1B points. Wall street interests sold VhtlS
commission houses bought. After the call a
good demand developed and the list moved un
sharply for q time but the gain was nof
opening levels. ~
In the last hour prices weakened furths,
until they ruled from "a to sS points under
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONs

CHICAGO. oct a--HOGs.-Recoipts. Ia oOO
butcksrs sTiogssS good hssvy. s7ss@s.'9R ssse .Ra %;
r0ugh u RssSy ssS4 sesSoHTao Ilsht E.5S2s.sSS:
cArrLE.-Rscelpts. II 900 head; unarks.
ssssss ssss and oi Ss,ssss sasA's SssSs
SEQ; calves, 30, D,5O9n.I6 'e'"~
sHEnP; ;-heeeipts, 10000 head; marke,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. oQqt e.-BUTrHR R-.Marlet
higi,er soSrins; 2eAgSoe. State dairy. -$s3
ssssi essFs nrss5s "a, sa9sle. hrslr s95ee.;
nsiss a1'i dis0 ssd nsss sslSs 1s4sas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. e-rhe market for coffes
futures again opened strong 5 10 81 boints
above last nights finals. In tho Afternoon
prices reacted as much as ~ points below fha
opening Trading was active Total sales
amounted TO o. 80 bags sS
rOdaYs rodAy's Yesterdays
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
Governors Approve Higher Commissions

Board OF
As
constitution
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Commerciai bar an.
quotation was 23B pence. =
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VEGETABLES

The market was generally steady under mes.
crate crate onerings and fair demand. ouotatlens.
white potatoes, Pennsylvania per b,sh
Choice. 65a6Sc. fair to good, b6eb6oc whiss
potatoes. Pennsylvania, per 150-lb bag. Il "a
bose. 40445c:; No. 1 other varieties, s56Ioc.
no. z, 1bQ2Oc. sweet potatoes, Jersey pef
baskst-No. /, 30q40c.; No. 2, 15d2Oc onions
per 1oo-Ib: bag $5O9175; cabbage, domsstis. H.
per ton. $I.5oas; celery, New York, per bunch
81. .2s91. so; do. do, per 3-doz crate, 81. .7sf3:
mushrooms, per Alb. basket. Doc. 3Si.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearlngs today. compared with cor
responding day last two years;
,ao dsn lSls ssa 90. 5sl4 5sa .,o 1873 s1
Boston -. 3o,430.0OO 21. sO1, III 26 422 900
New York. AIS, 555 $50 207. $40. .0O2 500 AS
Chicago -. 66,S70123 46,63s,62s IS, 5e7, $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06

Total sales. $4,000 shares. compared with
!, ,226, 400 shares yesterday: thus far this week.
A,bl7ao0 shares; same period last week.
b,coe,T TOO shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
GRAIN AND FLOUR

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 24O.e75 bush; The mar.
ket further advanced &c. under fairly active
demand and stronger outside advices quota
tIons; Car lots in export elevator.-No RED.
spot and October S.l2ql .l4i No s9@ShgiIIn seSai III
No. 3 red, Sioe@l.11; rejected A. si.Oe1s@
/. .0Sia: rejected b. n.Oo9l.O'.
coRN.-Recelpts. 1000 bush; The market se
was weak and 1c. lower under a lght ue-
mand Quotations.: Car lots for local trace; as
TO iocation.-western No yeloM. LAG aag'SSo So
Western steamer yellow, TS@I4c.; western NJ
3 yellow. 7iG72c.: Delaware yellow, 12@I4e,
OATS. Receipts, 53.145 bush, The, market
was ouiet and unchanged. Quotations. NO.
white SpR4Oc; No. white. 34pS!c.; samiPpie
oats, sOGS5c.; purified cats. as to ouanty'
'FIItSoSuR.-Receipts. 22s0 bOls, and ;9Ce T1I
his in sacks Trade was qulet put mlil MI
limits were further advanced 1Oq2oc; per op,;
in sympathy with the continued aaVanoe IN
Winter clear !sqS dOi straisht SOS i9ts ~;
Sacks sfsCoS; do, straight tute sScss g ssg
sa Spring aG first oesr' sssSishis t5SaEits
SCOOPS; do, patent, So;4y9o:SSooSS ana fancy
branda 80: city mills, cnolcs anu n-adsss ,dnSs
patent, 9686b0; city mills reguliahh 81 nm
N inter, clear, A.90q5. 10; 60, stralbn7 Fo'N'V
g. 90; do, patent, $o4O4o.6O. ..u .u,,
RYE FLOUR ruled steady nnoeI snlHu ~ ~. SEen
plies but trade was quiet. we ouoto e' WV
16 ner bbl.. as to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06

. Total sales, 35b59 shares. compared with
2e,lsO shares yesterday thus far this week.
lOo'2O shares; last week. 19i.382 shares.
BONDS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

northern Illinois,, fancy. weighing. .2sses ihs,
sysE l9S sS,.rSs SS dS eeishinE anTgr 2ASS S
s: ss yssSn II nOg2i % Il is: S:I =
SSr'9 SSr ao.sn isSsss Enss wSite Ss1snRs MeShSs
per dozen dozen SSS2sss White White wssRSns
small and No. .. 81
FRESH FRUITS
There was a fair demand for choice stock ana
values generally were well sustained. Quois
tions; Apples, per bbl-Jonsthan, ss.Dodl5o:
SsTS s! 81 hIa.S MSI3t0' 1885
Wealthy, s.; COOS; Grimes Golden, {2.5ss
mer Rambo, S2.60a3; Pippin, s2.5O@S: Smoke S.s
house, 81 50q3; Duchess, $2d250; other var
eties, $2q2. 80; No. 2 apples, 81. .25a1 rs; crss.
ginis and PenEsyiysnis. Eiberts. per ~e'i crs, s
Ioe.qSl; peaches, West Virginia and Penn.
syiysnis' ssSoSs.' EISertas per 6ssket sS0sOe
New York. liberia, per bssket-Double extras.
Eelcn Per bush; ;sssketaTapsy. 10000 fair to ssss
don, s495; Bartlett, $4e14.75; Beurre D'Anjcn.
$SQSSO: common, 81. 5Oa2;- grapes. Delawsrs'
ssc Frapss bsriy sIs snd Soncord % per carrier go
Concord, per Alb. basket, collie; grapes, New
nork per Alb, basixet-Delaware. iiaise':
Pc; grapes, New York, per 1o1ib. baskstgg ,g
Concord, 40aGoc. lemons, per box, s2as: pins.
e+snssrrpsr PS1ess; per ezra Srate0Porto Rice s425ee2s;
Cod per crate $17SG2; CO., jersey per SS crsas s
ftS;ooog1; ~ plums, southern. per bush. si2sS
Est So; a. aRISms. vIrginia Dsrnson. per 2o-b. bss.
ket' 25Q45c.; plums. New York per s-b' Sss.
ket-Bradshaw and Niagara, iS622c,; Rsns
eIstH tSG22c: eantaoupes Colorado. per ns!
$l'Eoq2; watermelons, per car S7561m ''
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POULTRY

LrVE.-There was a fair demand for desirable
stoel, and the market ruled steady at quoted
ngures Quotations: Fowls as 70 size and
quality. 15@1ec,; roosters 12gi3c; spring
as 10 size and quality, 149i6c. large sizes
preferred; pigeons. old, per pair, lsa2Oc.; do.'
young, per pair, 1IUlsc
DRESSED D-The market ruled nrm under
stock Following are the quotations: Fresh
kilied-Fowls, II 70 box dry-pleksd and and
as lbs apiece. 100; weighing 3het4 lbs. apiece.
isc.: weighing lbs. apiece, led17c,; weighing
% p%aeSedSwsstern, al lbs. and over apiece.
islsc.; DO, smaller Sizes 1Sql75se.; old roost.
broilers 24@26c. other nearby fancy broiiers.
22924c. wsstern breilsrs' weighing lhg2 10.
chickens, Weighing 81 lbs. and over. 2oazio. I;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-06

1a1rTrrR. Trade was fairly active ana
nrices OF solid-packed creamery advanced 1to.
under light offerings. Quotations; western a,G
s1trss 2eo: extra hrsts. 2SQ2sllc. hrsts, "a
I27i5c.; seconds, 23k9241tc.; nearby prints
fancy, s2c. do, average extres 3egsle; oS dD;
frsts 27d29c.: do, seconds 2oqZoc'i 9oppihs
sales of fancy prints, 36@39c.
EGGs.-The market ruled Arm and &c. per
dozen higher under small supplies and sood
nearby extras 35c. per dozen; nrsts Se.SO@
ESQ per standard case; nearby current re-
SO 3O6e go per case; firsts, SS.7o9o per case:
fancy selected candled eggs were jobbing at
3T63ac. per dozen.
CHEESE. = Offerings were moderate but
ample and the market was quiet and without
importsnt change. Quotations: New York full
cream fancy, new, 15h91bxc.; do, do, fair
to good, new. 14hQi5c.; do, part Skins