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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-21
FOREIGN TRADE CHANCES

The tollo,Oin0 list Of opportunities for Amer
ican manufacturers IN the foreign trade 70
otpen bv the Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce, Department Of Commerce. and dd-
dftfondI Information nldU be had bU ooTTe-
spondence, OiviHO the aIe number:
No. 17e5s. pine wood-An American consular
ofticer In the Netherlands reports that busi-
ness man in that country wishes to buy Oregon
ss agent II he buys on his own account. he
will pay by three months draft. Correspon-
dence may be in English References are
given.
No 1884, hardware etc.-A firm in England
writes an American consular officer that II is
with American manufacturers and exporters
Of hardware; also enameled goods and glass
of All kinds. The firm desires TO act as an
agent.
No. i7955, wheat-An association In Argentina
Informs an american consular s office officer that it
suitable for maeSrGnii Samples b S Of the grIn i
desired may DC eSsed ne e,a az ye 3asSu or Us
quantities are desired.
No 1887, chemicals, patent medicines, ETC.
forms r l'pSn an American consular officer that il
desires TO purchase chemicals, patent medicines
agency proposition. Credit terms OF 30 days
with a per cent discount, or three months
net are desired. cOrrespondenee may be in
No. 1885, pencils. erasers. etc.--An Amer
lean consular officer In France writes that a
with American manufacturers Of pencils
erasers, paper elips and adhesive paper for
use by photographers.
No. 1888. air-eoolng plsnts-A merchant in
Brazil informs an American consular ofncer
that he is desirous Of receiving catalogues
from American manufacturers OF air-cooling
plants Orders Will be placed through a
New York city purchasing agent II prices
No. iT050, agricultural machinery-An Amer
lean consular officer In England reports that
business man IN his district desires to re-
celve cate ogues and full Information relative
to agricultural machinery. etc. Prices should
he mnde c. I. firaeus' oreece. References
given.
No iT0GO. druggists and apothecaries sup
pllss--An importing company In the Neither
iands writes an American consular officer that
and exporters Of tooth brushes. combs per-
fumes soaps. and other druggists and apothe-
carries supplies. Payment will be made
against shlpplnE documents ~ accepted In one
No. I706i pianos and fnrniture-An Amer
ican consular officer In Brazil reports that a
firm OF timber dealers In his district desires
10 establish commercial relations with Amer
No. 1902, wearing apparel-An American
consular officer IN England reports that firm
la his district desires 20, represent American
manufacturer and exporters of gray shirtinEs.
Abysslria and East African coast Reference
is given.
No. l706s wines and liquors-An American
consular officer IN spain writes that bust
services OF an agent In the United States for
selling brandies and liquors.
No 1884 electrical and optical soods-A
merchant IN the Netherlande Informs an Amer
lean nonsnst 9fnsss % teSs , ne assSs' % e PsE,
pocket lamps. etc. credit term Of three
months. or 80 days With per cent discount.
Is deaired
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Financial Briefs

The New York banks gained s26O7,O 900
through Sub-treasury operations Friday.
Discussing business conditions, Brad
streets Review says: Trade continues
to broaden, industry to quicken and OPP
timism to spread, without, however, di-
minishing conservatism OF allowing sight
to be lost of the unsettled aspect OF in
ternational political matters"
The Wells Fargo Express Company has
ordered 35 refrigerator cars from the
Pullman Company.
The gross earnings of 36 railroads, in
the first week of August. were Sll,6Ol, ,O6l (;
decrease. $996.2n.
The London Stock Exchange was closed
today.
The treasury has purchased $4,000
ounces Of silver at as cents per ounce, and
go 900 ounces at 477s cents, both patches
deliverable at the Philadelphia mint
Robert G. Wilson assistant secretary
of Tonopah Belmont, is in the Poconos.
Gold bars to the amount Of SSOOO 900 were
withdrawn from the New York Assay
Office for shipment TO Philadelphia for
Cuban coinage purposes.
Commercial failures this week In the
United States are S54. against s2i last
week and 346 last year. OF failures l9
were in the East, 11S South, "a West and
4s In the Pacific States, and l2l reported
liabilities of 5000 or more against III last
week.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

Reorganization of the Kansas CITY
Railway and Light Company under the
plan of July 80 last will be managed by
Kuhn. Loeb Co., Lee Higgnson & Co
and Blair & Co. Holders of bonds and
notes OF the various corporations COM
prised in the system to become parties
to the plan must deposit their securities
with designated depositaries by October 1.
Authority has been granted the Central
Hudson Gas and Electric Company by
the Public Service Commission to issue
$4,000 10-year 6 per cent. bonds, which
may be converted into common stock on
and after October 1, 1918 An issue Of
stock was also approved to meet the
conversion Out of the proceeds derived
S5S,O0o will be used for extensions in
Poughkeepsie, $175. 900 for improvements
at the generating station, $4,000 on the
electric distributing system and $4,000
for improvements at Newburgh. The re-
mainder is to be expended for improve
ments in other districts.
The Cities Service Company and it's
subsidiaries for the year ended July 81,
1915, broke all previous records in earn
ings. Combined gross earnings of the
subsidiary companies for the first time
exceeded the $20.OOO0O0 mark, being $780,
25s,5S9 For the year ended July 81 gross
earnings of the Cities Service proper were
$4.003. 722, a gain of $459,9S5 over the pre-
cedlng year. with net of $3,S5O,l43. an in
crease of S403,675. The balance after in
terest charges was $780, las. a gain OF
$234,666 and equivalent to 211 times the
requirements for the preferred dividends.
After allowing 1855. 996 for preferred divi-
dends. there was left a surplus OF 81. 1884,
147 for the common stock. a gain of $62,-
795, and equivalent to 11.S4 per cent on
the outstanding stock, as compared with
lib per cent. for the preceding year.
The Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany, which has been showing a falling
of in gross income in recent months.
was able to report larger returns both In
gross and net for July, although surplus
earnings made a small contraction. Gross
operating revenues for the month were
$44S,s an increase OF s6o41 over the
same month last year, and the total net
income. including miscellaneous revenues.
amounted to sz41, ,SS7. a gain Of $685. Ex-
penditures for interest requirements.
taxes and sinking funds. etc, were 49,
375, or s6976 more than was paid out In
1914. and the surplus after depreciation
was sss.s7s. compared with 262 In the
preceding year.
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slREET CLOSED WEAK
AFTER ACTIVE SESSION
. or Shares Hard Hit-Coal
wy 'P'rsoducts Said to Be Earn
ing 100 Per Cent.

o,x Aug. H-Stocks declined
ftN ~ short session today. There
nIireI 1rdication Of nervousness at any
ftf no 'r,,er and the recession appear
,|ne nvs,,e almost entirely to realizing
q ~ lack OF any organized sup
ae ne general opinion was TO hold
r',.nr, making any new commltments
q emday, In view OF posslpie Coh-
nu r. r A. the Arabic case. Activity
g|1atohs ,arqe scale, and while the war
rN On assumed their customary place
pfea'',es s,,est losers. the railroads and
4 ~ ndard shares came In for more
W than usual, and they also
'..esred larger declines
s,reet heard that the British loan
~ s.ood in New York to stabilize the
ups sxchange market would be de-
We'th "a This was one of the reasons
Nte, nsiiInq of the big railroad shares,
NJ ny searInS renewal of foreign
reH ,,or as the only means of over
Nu,os N declining tendency In exchange
,ssues stood out strong in the
~ dealings before they, too, fell in
~, reaction. They were American
we y" "rroducts, Tennessee Copper and
aock Island ,-
ornection with the strength In
y, products II was said that earnings
~. ne manufacture of acids are run
ns a the rate of 100 per cent. 1t was
w 10, a large amount OF the stock
epnx ~ Island being taken in the mar
~ ~ was FOR Reid-Moore people, and
~. ,hey we're getting back into the
..rtv one of the weak issues among
x. standard group was United states
~, which at one time registered loss
I. I'd noints. The final appeal of the
c...ynment in the antitrust case is not
r.,rted 70 be filed until February or
,,,-.h NJ next year. Late in the day
80 was renewed pressure and stocks
sr u sew low points The copper shares
ps ~. = ,otIcably weak. Steel, at the low
'snw.d a loss of over S1k points.
The western railroads will make an
.1rl,catlon to the Interstate Commerce
ronn,ission for a rehearing of the appli-
alton for higher freight rates, which
vas virtually decided against them. That
,l,s will be done was the information
~b,ch came from a source usually con-
,sered reliable, and this course was
.rreed on by the IL carriers concerned
Il ~ last few days. One of the princi-
nsl points which will be raised by the
carriers as ground for a rehearing is
that facts were misstated by the com
mission in its decision.
Had all of the demands of the rail-
roads been granted the annual revenue
would have been increased by S,600O0O,
bnt the ruling of the commission brings
h down to about s1,630,0O or about one
ffih Of the amount asked for.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-21

PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT.-Receipts los, 900 bush. The market
ruled weak and &C. lower under bearish spec
uiation In the West Quotations; Car lots, in
export elevator-No. 2 red, new, spot and Au-
gust s1.l2dl.14; No. red Western, new,
ki,l5G1l7: No Southern red, new, SllQu
LIZ; steamer No red, new, si.0SG1.iO; No.
red new, Si.OSd1.iO; rejected A, new, $l.Oi
@l.Od; rejected y, new 9Sc.nSl.
CoRN.-Receipts, io.269 bush. The market
was quiet, but steady under small supplies.
eatlon-No. yellow, s9a90e.; steamer yellow
ssa spc. No. 8 yellow, s6ds7c.
Oats.-Rcceipts, AZ, 500 bush. Old No. z
whites were scarce and firm at csc. per bush.
New oats are irregular In quality none being
good enough 20 grade No. 2. No. whites are
quoted at 05aj6c., end sample oats at bVao5c'
per bushel.
FLouR.-Receipts s2S bbs. and 52I,7lO lbs.
In "a ks. There was little demand from any
source and values only nominal. Quota
tinnu per lO0 lbs, In wood-Winter, clear, new,
81 TJd5; do, straight. new, S5d SIS; do, pat
ent, lew, S525a6.50; Kansas, clear, new, jute
sacks kJG5.25; do, straight new, jute sacks,
50 2Sdi6.50 do, patent, new, jute sacks, 800
5.15; spring first clear. old. $62Jq65 so; DO,
straight old, ST.. 5O66.T5 do, patent, old tS.I0
al; do, favorite brands, old. S1.1547.3Oi city
mills. choice and fancy patent. Stlbqt.SOi
city mills regular grades-Wlnter clear, new,
81. T5d5; do. straight, new. S5d5.25; do, pat
ent. new. S52b@5.5O.
RYE FLOUR sold slowly but ruled steady
under small supplies. Quotations: New Penn
sylNania In wood, at a. I56l5; now Western
nominal az $50 so, in sacks.
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Boston & Maine Note Extension

Holders of notes OF the Boston and Maine
Railroad Company, due September 2, 1915, are
asked in official announcement by the board
of directors TO agree to an extension OF the
notes until March 2. 1916 on the following
terms:
Any holder of notes may extend the amount
due there until March 2, 1915. with interest
discounted at the rate Of per cent. per
annum or. any holder Of notes may extend 80
per cent. of the amount due thereon on the
terms stated above, and may receive in eX-.
change for the remaining 20 per cent, per
cent gold notes OF Maine Railways Compa-
nies due April 1, 1919, at par fiat with Octo-
Der l. 1915. coupon attached, of which one
Of the holder. par for par, into Maine Central
Railroad Company capital stock until October
convertible.
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NOTES OF THE RAIL

The Broadway Limited the 2O-hour
train of the Pennsylvania Railroad, run
ming daily between New York and Chi
cago, 90S miles, arrived in Chicago on time
on 80 per cent. of its trips during the
first six months of 1915. and was more
than two minutes late only on Is out of
the ISL days. The eastbound train was on
time 1853 days; and on time or not over
minutes late over 80 per cent. of its
trips. Throughout the month of June II
arrived in New York on time every day
The Canadian Pacific expects TO carry
1900 harvest workers to the northwest
provinces between August 10 and August
8. Reduced fares are provided and spe-
cial trains will be run where necessary.
II is reported that the French Govern
ment is negotiating for the purchase of
100000 white oak ties for railroad build
ing In France.
The Seaboard Air Line Is 20 spend $780,
600 to enlarge Its shops, and thus TO
double the number Of mechanics now EN-
ployed.
The Atlantic Coast Line has placed or
ders for 10 locomotives and $50 freight
cars.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has been
directed by the Interstate Commerce
Commission TO establish through routes
and joint rates between Trunk Line terri
tory and Duluth to points west In CON
nection with the Port Huron and Duluth
Steamship Company.
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salesmen Win From Railroads

saisshsa siSSi q he ooSStry To-Day won s'a sis
Victory over the railroads. The Interstate
Commerce Commission handed down its de-
clsiOn In the hght that has been Naged for
the last month over whether Or not the rail-
roads must accept a. baggage sample trunks
from which salesInen sold and save away
samples. The railroads had protested they
should not do 10. but The commission ruled
in favor Of the aaleaman. The order forcing
.ae fsi,.oaas 2 eeeegt Il N.smRs nneks ~. a. qfoi'
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
COTTON

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-Easier cables
than had been expected and belief that
clearing weather would follow the tropi-
cal storm in all sections Of the belt in
huenced the cotton market at the open
ing this morning. The tone was easier
with prices four 10 seven points lower.
Foreign houses appeared to be sellers.
News regarding the Texas crop was con-
hicting, most OF II having bearish
tinge.
ON renewed selling late in the day the
cotton market reacted further. closing
prices showing losses OF 13 TO II points.
anot WAS down Is points.
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BUSINESS DEPRESSION OVER
Tremendous Increase in Bank Clear,
ings Marks End

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2i.-That the last
weeks billion-dollar increase in bank
clearngs over the same week in 1914
marks the disappearance OF the last
vestige OF American business depression
due to the war. was the opinion expressed
by Treasury. Commerce and Labor De-
partment officials this afternoon. Bank
they agreed. are the thermome-
ter OF national commercial optimism and
pessimism
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Deposits Rose Over Fifty-two Mil
lions-l .oans Also Expanded

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-An increase of
ever Es,00O.OOO in deposits was reported
BY the New York Clearing House banks
for the week just ended. Loans increase
nearly s200O000, while the average re-
ssrpes rose $31, ,927, 200. The actual gain,
however was only Sc, 1854, $3.50.
Total average loans were $2634 81, 900.
sIth net demand deposits of $2,615, ,643, 900
ns time deposits Of $14S, 900. The
Nuegate average reserve was $685., $3.50 600.
Nlails follow:
Caring House members, average: Loans
nsssase, 81 .s6s, 600; deposits, increase, S52,-
uI0O, time deposits, decrease, 50 22T, 900: re-
Nifet, Incl ease, l0.21O, $50.
tearinS House members actual Loans, In
efase S3l lO27,OO0; deposits. increase, S52 OS7, -
W. lime deposits, decrease, $2 42O, 600; re-
efses, increase. $5.354, ,0Go.
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live srocK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. Aug. 21.-HoGs, Receipts yOoe
ssd baIekers, S6i59I .so good heavy, ses9Q
0'5s: rough heavy, ~ s0Hezgi oso ollsa' "a soVV0
cAT'FLE. Rscelpts 800 head market
steady Beeves. f625qie.xoi cows ana heiicrs
81 eoao.so: Texans to'saqe.to' calves sV'oe
9 siinnP. neesipss 1000 head asF.sl ssl
i'ssss Isae' sss;ess. 'A7
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PROVISIONS

The market was quiet and without important
change. Quotations: City beef in SETS smoked
and air-dried, 25a 2Gc. Western beef. In sets.
ders. smoked ana air dried 27G2sc': Western
beef. knuckles and tenders, smoked. TX 2sc; ;
hams. s. p. cured, loose. iSAaiic.; do,
skinned, loose, I5M&1sAc,; do, do, smoked
l312Hl43c. other hams, smoked, city curtC
as 20 brand and average. 14h4l5hc.; hams,
sm0ked' Western cured. l4laal5he;; do
T. cured, loose, ilallhc.; do, smoked, ll1
ll5c.; bellies, In pickle, according to average,
and average city cured, 17alsc. breakfast
bacon, Western cured l7dlsc-; lard, Western
SlRH0Ac.: lard, pure city, kettle rendered, In
tierces, 9hq0Ac.; lard, pure city Kettle rem
dered, In tubs, 0ka0Nc,
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-The wholesale market was quiet
as usual the last day Of the week and
there was no important change in the general
situation. Following the quotations; West
crn solid-packed creamery, fancy special, 2S12c.
extras. 2Bisc; extra hrsts, 25h@26c. hrsts
24u25c.; seconds, 22d23c.; nearby prints. fancy,
30c.; do, average extras, 2Sa2ec. do, hrsts,
2JM26c.: do. seconds 22d23c.; tobbing sales
OF fancy prints, 34M37c
EGGS.-Onerings OF strictly fine fresh eggs
were light and the market ruled firm with
demand fair. Following are the quotations:
In free cases nearby extras, 26q2Ic. per doz. /:
nrsts. $6B0M6.g0 per standard case; nearby
current receipts. S666.30 per case; Western
extra hrsts. S6.00d7.20 per case; irsts, $63Od
100 per case; fancy selected candled eggs
were tobbing at 2yd20c per doz.
CHEESE sold slowly with ample offerings
at the late decline. Quotations: New York,
full cream. new. 13h913%c; do, do, fair to
good, new, 121kql3c.; do, part skins, 6a12c.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK A1E oBuTTEh,-Ms5kst s.ao r.; ss,Ss
ssEee20o' higher scoring, 28hQ2lc,i State
dairy, 261ke. Imitation creamery xzg2xsc; 90,
naeFsess; extra hrsts 24Q25l4c., regular
Pssksd eFsts mixed eSs eoioI &essa Ssse
sssthsred; nearby browns. 2Igsoc
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-The foreign exchange
market was easier today with erratlc quota
lions The tendency was downward, but II
U,aa difhcult 10 secure actual figures. Francs
AZ & 90 were a point under Fridays close.
Sterling was about y under last night.
Sterling, Francs Marks. Lires.
Cables ........... 4.Oi% Dg Sl'ta h44
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BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings today compare with corre-
spending day last two years: o
1918. 1914. 1913: 49,
Philadelphia $25 OO7 S31 S22, ,9O7 9Os $23 246 1888
Poston 80. 22,362.173 170777i9 25,956,0l0
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C0TTON STATISTICs

The statistical position Of cotton is as fol-
lowsi ,,,.,.. 49,
Visible supply 4.ooa. sIo a,2o5773 2,00s. 722
y can ~u'eA ....s's... ~ asOi $40 2O4O.Ts I.m2I22
fS1ss sss. 20 .' ......'. - 2ao.sel iS2si iu.no
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BANK CLEARINGS EXPAND
Increase of 52.1 Per Cent. Reported
for This Week

An Increase of no less than 52.1 per
cent was shown in the weekly clearings
81 the banks of the country today. New
lerk led with gain of 1884 per cent.
Philadelphia's increase was 1914 per cent
while Boston was second with a 2O6 per
cent gain. The totals for the week were
Rst tsi6,sls. against 50. LAG. 1901 last week
snd H,iSs,2S7,1SO for the corresponding
week last year.
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REFINED SUGARS

There was little trading and the market was
unchanged We quote reiners list prices
uated 8 70c.; powdered, 8. SOC. confectionery
A. 5.6Oc.; soft grades. 4.S5q5.45c.
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LEGAL ADvEHrIsEMENrs

e>a=9 ESTATE or JOHN "a. hAMAGE
- decreased etters testamentary on the
above estate having been granted 10 the
estate are requested 70 make payment ana
those having claims % ,preeent the same
ecutor. or 20 his attorney,
JAMES y, LAFFERTT
taxs Chestnut 81
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RATES FOR MONEY
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

fAgricultural and live stock paper only.
lI1iscount rate for bankers acceptances-
minimum per cent, and maximum per cent
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POULTRY

LIvE.-orerings were moderate and the
market ruled steady, but there was little trad
Ing, Quotations: Fowls, as to quality, l6q
fo2SS, ffoT2S;' Toosters. lql2c. broiling chickens,
9agi'e,ee, i9q2oc.; do, not leghorns, weighing
iSsSdrTgg i%sshng lbs and oyer apiece IS9lIf DO.
ducks; Pekin, old, 13a14c. do, indian Runner,
9ld; l2ql3c.; do, young. according to size,
l5ql6c. pigeons. old per pair. lSd20c.; do,
young. per pair. 17alsc.
DRESSED.-Supplies of desirable stock were
well cleaned up and values were firmly neld.
Quotations: Fresh-killed poultry fowls. II TO
box, dry-picked and dry-packed. fancy Sc
lected 10c.; weighing 4lad5 lbs. apiece. 1sl5c. ;
weighing 319q4 lbs; apiece. lS15c:; weighing 3
lbs lbs; a apiece. i61sai5lss; under 3 lbs apiece
over apiece, l7Iac. do, smaller sizes, 15G17c.
old ROSTERS dry-picked. 13c.; broiling chickens
Jersey, fancy, 2fd26c.; other nearby fancy,
22a2ie; fancy large yellow. Illinois, weign-
ing 219G3 lbs. apiece, 20Q21c.; Western, weigh
ing 1hG2 lbs apiece, Isolde. do, weighing
qlA lbs. apiece, 10qlIc. spring ducks, 10
d17c.; squads, white, weighing 11q12 lbs. per
doz.. $3; ;Joq4 90; white, weighing 9s19 lbs. per
doz s2.55q265; do. lbs. per Pero9,G doz, S2lSq y,
81 JOiDl, ,BO: small and No. 2, 81.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Steadiness charac-
terized trading on the Coffee Exchange at the
start today Declines OF to 10 points were
noted at tho close. Prices follow:
Todays Todays Yesterdays 8
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Oalena signal Oi regular quarterly 2 per
mon. payebIe September 30 % stock u record
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BAR SILVER

mss SE BoRs 20 ss aug declined sFA P's az e sS:
today.
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INDEPENDENCE Kan, AUG "a - The
IL p.s u srsas 81 q sssss % y ssnis psl
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IL to 1880 A. NJ.
11:3O A. Nj. to II NJ.

10000 Interstate Rwys As ...............
10000 Keystone Telephone 5s ............
20OU Amer Gas & Electric 5s...........