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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-05-06
DISTRICT ASSESSORS
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOM-

MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT
DR.. N. l. Broadwater, Health
Officer, Observation-Disclosures. 500 90
DR.. N. |. Broadwater. Physi-
clan to Jail, ......... 100 90
Dr. n l. Broadwater. Ex-
animation of Insane, ... so 90
Oscar Notes, Janitor, subject
to order, ,.............. .'... SAT 50
the Northern Natural Gas
Company estimate, subject
to order, .............., 300 90
/ Mayor and Council of Oak
land. estimate for water,
subject to order, ....... 100 90
Oakland Electric Company,
estimate for light, subject
to order, ..............,... 100 90
M. j. Georg, Tax paid in
error, .............,....... 8 O5
Thomas Harne, Tax paid in
error, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 go
Josephus Ferguson, Tax paid
in error, ,............,... l IS
T. H. Spear, Tax paid in
error, Observation-Disclosures. 20 GA
Asa I. Matthews, Premium
on insurance use Garrett
National Bank, .... 200 90
Renninger & Offutt, Premium
on insurance, ....... 200 90
F. A. Thayer, Premium on .f
insurance, ..,........ 200 90
j. F. Friend. Boarding and
nursing Robert Weimer
| (Small Pox Case) .... Is 90
E. c. Hutchinson, Damage
to threshing machine, use
Garrett National Bank, $50 90
Caorra Arpo11 E1yr e
B. Arnold, taxes paid in
error, ............... IL SO
S. Savage & Son, coffin for
David Ellsworth Savage. 20 90
DR.. E. Judson Miller, Exami-
nation of Jewel Keiffers
child, Observation-Disclosures. 5 90
DIR. H. W. McComas, Pro-
fessional services rendered
Mary kisner, IL 90
J. M. Davis & Sons, Paint
&c, furnished Jail and court
house.. ........... -. go. "a 90
Lucas Brothers, File tor
Treasurers office, .. 16 50
Baltimore Office Supply Com
pany. stationery for R. of
w. ................ Is 90
James D. Hamill. supplies
for Officers at Court House 30 So
A. G. Sturgiss, medicine for
pauper's, &c. 13 55
Garrett County Telephrne
Company, for phone service
to January LIST, 1916, ...... So 90
A. G. Barrick & Co., coffin
for Keiffers child, . 10 90
Julius Littman, supplies fur
nished Ed. Sweitzer. small
nnYl q On
E. G. Naylor, repairs for road
machine &c 68 20
Corlies. Macy & Company,
Blank books &c. -. GA OF
l.. j. Brown, repairs to road
machine &c, 6 IS
D. E. Offutt, electric light
for Clerk of Court, .. 81 90
| Oakland Pharmacy, medicine
for prisoners and paupers, SO 9S
H. Creutzburg, Floor oil 800 6 3S
j. o. Wilhelm, detecting theft
of Bittlnger boys, ... 35 90
DR.. E. Judson Miller, expert
testimony before J. P. 5 90
The Austin Western Road
machines and repairs, 49,. 428 90
j. A. Kelley, livery hire, $500 10 so
D. E. Bolden, collins for pau
pers &c. Observation-Disclosures. 46 60
A. D. Naylor & Co.. toilet
for Grand Jury room, en-
trance lights, &C., ....... 5SS So
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]. C. Keys, support of him.
self and wife, subject to
order, 90 90
John A. Williams, support of
Mary Kisner, subject to
order, 120 90
w C. Jones, support of Geo.
Woods, subject to order, 60 90
James Mckenzie, support of
Henry c. Brown, subject to
order, ......... ........... SO 90
Aaron Kerns, support of
Blanche Bigs, subject to
order, ...:............... 1O8 90
Elizabeth Wilt, support of
herself, subject to order so 90
Arthur Townshend, support
of Mrs. CraYer, subject to
order, ......,..... go 90
Nathan Knox, support of
Henry Knox, subject to
order, so 90
c. c. Swauger, support of
Maria Swauger. subject to
i'order. .................... 60 90
Garrett Moon, support of him
self and family, subject to
order, .................... 60 90
Estimate to pay others, ...... 500 90
1880 90
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CONTINGENT FUND

Estimate for Discounts, In
solvencies, &c, 3,722 40
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VITAL STATISTICS.

FOREST FIRE ACCOUNT
Estimate for 1915. ....... $500 90
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CONSTABLE FEES

Theo. George, District No. L.. 81 20
Leonard Lytle, District No. 2. 8 IS
F. C. Browning, District No, 10
use First National Bank of
Oakland. Observation-Disclosures. 5 IS
VIM. R. Savage, District No 10 IL 90
George Groves, District No. II Ia 35
l.. b. Friend, District No. IA. 40 45
David Collins. District No. Ia,
use First National Bank OF
Oakland. .................... 81 go
A. c. Lewis, District No. 7 & IA,
use First National Bank of
Oakland. .... ....... ..... II 25
B.. B. Nethkin, District No. 7 & ID 46 rs
1902 20
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S4,679 81

OUT SIDE PENSIONERS
F. 7. Fike, support of Nancy
Vansickleand daughter SUBJ
ject to order, .............. $3.50 90
Simon Nair, support of him
self, subject to order. 800. 60 90
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$4,000 90

PUBLIC PRINTING AND PUBLISH
ING.
Benjamin H. Sincell, Publish
ing and printing, use Gar
rett National Bank ....... $500 90
Garrett Publishing Co.. pub
fishing and printing, use
Garrett National Bank. 49,. 300 90
Chas. A Deffenbaugh, pub
fishing and printing, use
Garrett National Bank. 1875 90
nooe IN
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-05-06

SUPERVISOR OF ASSESSMENTS
George W. Legge. Jr. use
Garrett National Bank, 1858 Is
George w. Legge, Jr. use
Garrett National Bank, ~ 416 &C
George w. Legge, Jr. esti-
mate for 1915, salary sub
ject to order, ,............. 1000 90
Estimate to Re-assess Real
Estate as required by State
Tax Commission, subject to
order, ...,..........:....,. 5000 90
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ORPHANS COURT.

Estimate to pay Judges. $500.
E. E. Friend, Register of
Wills Observation-Disclosures,
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ALMSHOUSE AND ASYLUM FUND.
Estimate for 1915. ........... 81, 900 90
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1925 90

ELECTION EXPENSES.
Estimate to pay same for 1915 S4, 500 90
WEASEL AND CAT CERTIFICATES.
Estimate to paw same for 1915 5000 90
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$500 90
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

The merger Of seven electric companies
in York County, Pa, under the name of
the Edison Light and Power Company of
J ork, capital Sl,3Ol, OOO was approved. by
the Governor today.
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WHEAT TURNED STRONG
AFTER NERVOUS START
Early Irregularity Followed by
Advance - Reports of Rust
Damage Denied.

CHICAGO, July i6.-Shorts apparently
finished covering after the market opened
today While wheat showed slight ad-
vance over the closing prices Of yesterday
II soon eesed on and II looked as II the
sudden rise during the last two days OF
lO to IL cents was ended. Black rust
damage reports and weather continued
to be the factors In raising or depressing
prices. Bulls produced reports denying
the rnmored extraordinary damage by
rust. But rainy weather In the South
west Offset this. Scattered sales only
were made before noon.
July wheat showed a gain OF ikc. at the
opening today, when It sold at sl.l6i3. It
became erratic later and displayed an ex-
tremely nervous sentiment.
septembors' opening sales were recorded
at $lOS3s. 1t closed yesterday at Sl0SL
During the early hours 1t continued to
rise and fall methodically, with predic-
tions being made that decided decrease
was imminent.
December's gain at the opening was
Nc., when 1t was bought at Sl1lis, against
l.lO7s yesterdays closing price. IT, too
eagged u trifc.
In the afternoon prices moved UP all
around, gains ranging from fraction TO
two points. the latter In the July option
Another reaction occurred in the final
dealings, so that July ended the day with
net gain Of only 7s, while September
showed slight loss.
Corn about maintained the level of
yesterdays closing, with a weak under
tone. September was in great demand,
commission houses selling freely.
Oats opened easier, although 1t was
reported that the foreign demand for the
product was increasing
Export sales yesterday were said to
total 100000 bushels, 100000 for France
and the balance for Australia.
Liverpool remained firm DESPITE the
weakness in the American markets. This
was due principally to the light arrivals
with better winter offers Spot continued
firm.
Argentine weather reports were favor
able. The visible supply was given at
5.52O.OOO bushels of wheat; last week
56Oi,OOl; last year, 5,6OOOOO of wheat,
Corn: ll.70O,000 bushels; 1O.755 OCO bushels
last week, and 5,7OO,OOO bushels last year.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

$. Harvey Thomas, Jr., assistant treas
urer of the Logan Trust Company, is
spending his vacation at East Gloucester,
Mass.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
TRADE CONDITIONS
HERE ARE LOOKING UP
Most Improvement Noted in the
Iron and Steel-Export and
Domestic Demand Good.

General business In this city is looking
upward, and there is a better feeling for
the future all around The greatest i'm
provement Is noted in the iron and steel
trade, while IN other lines betterment is
also noted. Speaking Of conditions IN
Philadelphia this week, r. G. Dun &
Co. says;
The local cotton market IL REPORTED as
being unsettled, and the local spinners
are buying but little cotton. Cotton
yarns are also reported as being inactive
and the mills. especially the weavers.
appear to have but little business on
hand. Some activity is reported among
the manufacturers OF toweling hosiery
and knitted underwear. The business
generally is quiet at present
The local wool market appears to 30
nrm' owing to the strength OF prices in
the West as well as abroad prices are
nrm and a further advance ls antlcinated
by dealers. There is not much activity
among the local mills, and they are not
making purchases beyond Immediate re.
quirements, II Is generally expected that
the war abroad will last throughout the
summer and 10 this Is the case and the
armies arc to be equipped for the com.
ing winter, considerable business is az
pected here later At the present time
however, orders for yarns are not satis,
factory.
ne market In iron and steel continues
TO show Improvement and the demand ia
increasing not only In export orders hut
ON the part Of domestic consumers. De.
uVeries are reported 20 be about three
months from date Of order. and few pro-
ducers are said to be able to take tonnage
Tor early delivery. Pig iron shows aome-
what mora activity, both in steel making
GRADES ard foundry grades Conditions m
finished materials also show Improvement
ana plant activities have increased.
structural material presents no special
features though there are said to be some
good inquiries looking toward the Mac.
ing of contrhcts. Railroads have not pur.
chased extensively during the last week
Shtpyards are well employed with orders
on hand. The general situation indicates
Improvement and prices are firm. with
collections somewhat easier.
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BRILL AND BALDWIN
LEAD LOCAL LIST
Sensational Advances in Indus
trial Stocks-Rise in Pig Iron
Helps Steel Shares.

Wide advances occurred in a number
Of local Industrial stocks today. During
the early trading active demand devel-
oped for Cambria Steel the quotation
advancing a substantial fraction Inter-
ests close to the management pre-
dioted that cash dividends would be
resumed next week, but that the rate
would remain unchanged. Incidentally
1t was asserted that the present six
months OF the fiscal year would prove
the best in the company's history. All
the steel shares were strong at the local
board,- Pennsylvania Steel preferred ris-
ing six points and United States Steel
also being In demand Heavy buying Of
Bessemer pig iron was reported at 20
cent advance in price. 1t was predicted
that the demand for Bessemer and basic
pig iron would lift the whole pig iron
market to considerably higher levels.
Baldwin Locomotive common estab-
lished the customary new high record
again this morning, and there was also
some inquiry for the preferred. Senti-
ment of the trading element was dis
tinctly optimistic, and was reflected in
bids for stock exchange seats, $4,000 being
offered while the asking price was $4,000.
As the day progressed the traders
turned their attention to Cramp Ship
building and the price was quickly run
up from 67h, last nights close, to 60.
Meantime j. G. Brill jumped from 81 to
4Oh, despite a statement issued by an off,
Ger of the company that the plant was only
operating at SO per cent. capacity and
that 1t was not true that the company
was devoting itself chiefly to working on
war orders of wagons and carriages for
the European armies. He added that the
company Is holding the remainder of Its
capacity In readiness for regular car
business when the railroads begin to buy
more equipment. Many inquiries have
been received from traction lines.
An unusual development in tho short
tcrm-note field is the fact that the
Bethlehem Steel Company and the Du
Points have been investing their large
surplus funds in this class of security
to such an extent of late that the market
has virtually been cleaned up
Some interesting comparisons we're OBJ
taInabe today through the publication
of the condition of the local trust COM
figures for June l, 1914. Loans expanded
nearly ten millions, while deposits were
reduced some seventeen millions.
The trust company returns. like the
National bank figures, indicate continued
effect of the writing down of securities
valuations the last year. In this con-
nection 1t is noted that the trust COM
panies' surplus and undivided profits
show decrease as compared with a
year ago, the total of that item being
ISL, ,299, 231 June 23 1915 as against $S7 4l5, ,3iS
on June l. 1914 The combined total re-
sources of national banks, trust COM
panies. State banks and saving fund So
cieties in the city of Philadelphia exceed
M,nO,OO0,ON. Their aggregate capital is
S66, Il7,24S, surplus and undivided profits
$l33 1858 and deposits SS05377, ,703
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
RIiCTBLE STEEL ROSE
SHARPLY AT CLOSE
IA That Schwab Had
bought Control Sent Stock
Il skyrocket Tour.

vonK July 16.-1t was again
NV ~ war specialties to furnish the
n z .he trading in Wall street IN the
iak ,,,s today, and several issues adj
si4 - nav high records, notably
....r, .'se steel, Baldwin and American
sslHisa'." sea,sa,eth was not general, however,
IsH s.asdq being inclined to hold back,
80 IN southern Pacific and tho
s.l,nd depressing this group, which
4, considerable irregularity in tho
IN before the day was very old, De
~ the war specialties seemed to
re- and although quite a bit of
80 fed out on proht-taking sales
,,suldation was not suiiicient to dim
.5ilsh enthusiasm when became evil
The last few minutes of trading
..,gh the German situation Is not
soreotten as a market factor. there
,hose who thought that a favorable
a,n m the difficulty would be reached,
taolsed with favor on the confer
totween the German Ambassador
s,crstary of state Lansing, believing
would go a long way toward
.slas satisfactory agreement. Then,
Ns apology by Berlin for the tor
sisv Of the Nebraskan carried con-
''.hls weight. About the most i'm
sst thing as a market factor at the
and however, appears to be the
s,s,sning UP of the steel trade and
Z. acreage in prices of the products,
An was reflected in the heavy demand
Z. s,ssI and strength in that issue.
-. street did not like the action of
s.s,hsru Pacific and Rock Island, In the
~ n the former 1t fell at one time
~ points before any support APP
-,s,,d The liquidation was of an urgent
',,i and attention was called to the pros
80 az maintaining the 6 per cent. divi-
..,d there being some who thought that
4. ala would be cut. There did not ap-
IN 10 be very much support for Rock
1.,ud and by midday 1t was over points
.rssr New Haven was also weak, as
- finon- Pacific, st. Paul, Reading and
shsf standard railroad shares.
e,snondlpR to reports that net earnings
,s ESTABLISHING new high records, Beth
.s.m steel added points to its price.
v,ry weak issue was American Coal
Ecducts, which dropped 12k points.
aide from continued strength in the
~ specialties, the market was inclined
iss,rd irregularity in the afternoon, with
s,,,ure against the railroads, nearly all
X rhlch were lower, and Rock Island
t,is new record. In the specialties,
crsible Steel was the feature. 1t rose
raauaIly until at 2 o'clock 1t was nearly
ibolnts higher. The reason for the ad-
ance in this issue was a report that
nsres NJ. Schwab had gained control
Tho company and was going to use it's
AT along with the Bethlehem plant in
IA manufacture of munitions for the
lllss When the report had gained cir
alation there was big demand for
t4ucible and Bethlehem, both hitting new
kgh records, the former being up 91a
,sInts and the latter 7% for the day.
he market closed irregular.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
1880 to II A. NJ.

2OCO Phila Electric Is ..
1000 Lehigh Nav cons AIS ......
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
DEPOSITS AND LOANS OF
TRUST COMPANIES LARGER
Former Advanced s16,799,73s and
Latter S9,766,749 in Year.

The local trust companies made a very
good showing in response to the call for
condition by the State Commissioner Of
Banking as of June %, when compared
with the call of approximately year ago
on June /, 1914.
The largest increase in any item was In
deposits, which showed an expansion OF
SIG, Ie9, 7aS. according to figures compiled by
the Commercial List and Price Current,
the total this year being $i45, ,6Q2. .T6f, com.
pared with i2Ss13.O29 on June last year.
Loans and investments showed an In
crease of $9.7967ic The tota, OIL June %
stood at $i62 697, against 1853 9O2. .92s IN
1914 Surplus and undivided profits fell
off Sl161l2. the total being ss7. .2a9, 23l this
year AGAINST SS7. .3i3 last wear
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
STOCK PRICES
HIGHER THAN RAILROADS
average Rail Quotations Surpassed
for the First Time in History.

the average price of the active indus
nlA stocks In Wall Street for the first
uaA II history has crossed that of the
isliaaas.
Its normal difference in the selling
pHeso Of the two groups in the past has
Assa about 25 points. When the Stock
nfhsnge reopened last December the in
aatiials averaged 74,56 and the railroads
~ difference of 1866 points. Since
ha the industrials have responded to
~ order business, but the railroads
lie hardly moved. The upward ten
sey Of the lndustrials has cut down
Inference so that for the last five
tx weeks the two groups have been
NHHg at Identical prices.
10 average prices as compiled by Dow.
'1ss & Co for the last 20 years, taken
ne extreme top and extreme bottoms
ihe big swings. together with the
- at various periods since the Stock
t9aange reOpened follow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

The Brazilian Government has voted
SIS 100000 for a new coffee yaloifzation
scheme.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

The Standard silver-Lead Mining Com
pany resumed dividends by declaring a
monthly disbursement of 2la cents a
share, which is at the rate of 80 cents a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
ER ISSUES MADE NEW rREEr-cA AnlRR STEEL
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

:. WHEAT. Receipts. 1881 bush The mar
ket adNanced lie. With fair export demand.
out millers showed little interest Quotations;
var lots, IN export elevator No. rcd. new
Juiy Nl.l8HG l6h; No 2 red sWestcrn, now.
SiNIly' 81 l9!sgl .lsB No. Northern Duluth.
CORN Receipts, s4si bush. offerings
NSIt llght and the market ruled arm though
Sssiet, quote Quotation @,ions car lots, ror local trade.
SlikfIS0tbc ~
OATs.-Roceipts. 44e7 bush. Demand was
Iair s and prices werq. We higher under email
sPot supplies Quotations; No. white. G2ft
eSi5s si standard white, 6iIsI62c. No. 3 white
FLoUR,-Receipts 400 bbls. az .2so lbs.
N sasks, MN limits werc nrmiy maintained,
,ut there was little trudlng. Quotations fol-
.9wo sS & solgo per 1876 lbs. ~ Winter clear
~ ~ 'xnu o.oUi do, straight, S5.JOd5.15; do,
patent .Sai5gG25; Kansas straight. Iute
so59a spring fst. clear se 56Ss SSS AZ 80 o
do fayor,c S,'GSmggso S,ns ss9o Paissn' s S2eoaI
choice and fancy patent, 81 iodf6o; city
mills regular grndes-Winter clear SIS 25d
S;so9i 49,. straight. s5.tOa5.75; do, patent,
RYE FLOUR was dull. We quote Penn
new nt s6G6.2b IN sacks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BITrER-The market for fancy butter
ruled hrm under small supplies and fair de-
mand. ,SecondB'' were wanted, but 'hrsts'
ruled dull. Quotations; Western eolid-packed
extra irsts, 26igH2Ic. hrsis, 25}sI adc. seconds.
2hc nearby prints fancy, zoe. average extra,
GSu29c.; do. fair to good. 2Ja2Gc.: iobbing
sal $ Of fancy prints. 346f3Tc,
EGGS.-iThere was fair demand for
chotce fresh cigs and values OF this descrip-
tlon ruled firm. Heated stocks, however, were
dull ana irregular In value. Following are
extras, @lC. per do2.: nrsts, 50 per standard
case: nearby currCn. receipts, $50 per case /;
We stern extra hrsts, S6 per case; hrsts So. 40
W0.sh per case; fancy selected candled eggs
were tobhing at 25d2Ic. per doz.
CHEESE,--Thers was little trading and
the market ruled weak with ample offerinEB
Quotations: New York, full cream. fancy.
l4hdi4Ac; do, part skins. 6dlSc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
inDENDs DECLARED

80 Company. regular monthly
sAfaele July II 10 stock Of record
company regular quarterly
NFeferFed payable August rs
e Eeee4d August s.
AaHpaus. quarterly IA per
i Pay able august i6 to stock
sHiRans Fesuiar aemla anual
HlEfelfqH per eenfi afaa :.
e fesHlefed August 81
st aaIaHaNHt He4HIaf Fl per
aa fEslafaHa4 ialH lH.
f quarterly + Hae cent.
Aakast - aseek og
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
VEGETABLES

There was a fair demand for desirable stock
and values generally ruled steady under mod
s.Sss SorfoIR peT bbI%So. !. TSdfoc.: do No. 3
i0G 5Oc white potatoes, North Carolina. per
bbi.-No /, 75dB0c.; do, No. 2 a0a50c. ;
sey, per 4s-bush basket. 20d25c; do. East
ern Shore per hamper 35di0c.; eggplant,
crate, $225g2.T0; cucumbers, Norfolk, per W
bbl. basket soc. dS1; corn, Jersey, per basket,
i25; tomatoes, Jersey. per basket-No. 1. IS
SfHOc: do. No. 2 25n35c. mushrooms. per
Alb. basket, SOC. gSl50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
PROVISIONS

There was a fair jobblns demand and
Nalues we're steadily maintained. Quotations
city beef In sets. smoked and aIr.dried 2-
M25c' Western beef In sets, smoked 2Sd
zbc,i city beef, knuckles and tenders
knuokles md tenders, smoked, 27a2sc.; beef
hhsms' $SlqS332; pork family, f22. 25d22 I5i
skinned loose, 13hai3Ac; do. do. smoked.
llal4hc.; other hams, smoked, city cured.
amoked, Western cured fli4Gt5c.i DO boiled,
boneless 23G24c picnic shoulders s. r.
cured, loose, i2Hl2Ao.; do, smoked. l2isu
l2hc.; bellies In pickle, according to aver
age loose, l2hai3c breakfast bacon as to
brand and average, city cured, t7q1sc
breakfast bacon. Western cured iTdtse. lard,
Western. refined, tierces 1Odl0hc, do, 90,
do. tubs, l0plOhc,! lard, pure city, kettle
kottle rendered In .tuba l0n1OAc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

C0TTON

NEW YORK, July B--Inhueneed by
higher quotations al Liverpool cotton
mere opened firm today at an adj
vance OF six to seven points. Trading
was mixed and without special sig
nifcance.
In the afternoon the tone became more
defnitely strong gains ranging from Il
10 IS points by o'clock.
The New York Cotton Exchange makes
the amount Of cotton brought into sight
Tor the week Is.ii4 bales. against 1854
last year.