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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-22

The fouoiuing iist Of opportunities for Amer
tean ganaG5srs ~ ~ Es ms 52rs,gss gs rSSs
Commerce, Department Of Commerce, and ad-
diti0Hdl Information may % had ~ c0ITr'
spondeHcs, DiutnO the NE number
No n, 200, cloth for making gas mantes.-
A society In Italy writes an American colAular
officer that IL desires 10 communieate with
Tor making gas mantlrs similar TO samples
which may be examined AZ the bureau o. For
elEn and Domestic Commerce and las branch
ofiices. Correspondence should be IN Italian
No ifa0O galvanized steel wire.-A Portu-
guese hrm which Is engaged In toreisn trade
writes an American consular oHicer thal lt
of gsiyanized steel wire similar 70 the sample
which may pc eA4l9se ~ ths g pe'au , 6, & q,
OFFICES, Correspondence should be la Fortu-
No II sol trouser clips.-An American con-
gullr ohleer IN Ireland reports that a nrm in
It's district desires 20 purchase l91 gTofs Bllrs
may he examined at tho bureau or iis branch
buying No. 4 clip FOR SL2s per gross and No,
, for 81 n5 per gross
OF the Bureau of Foreign ana Domestic GoM-
fnercs m chicago Is In reeelpi OF a letter from
nrm N !hs' S, Ss5's gsSls MAJ 10 slgl9 fe'
Sith American manufacturers OF marble-WoIk-
ne machinery. including saws and polisherH'
also dislntegrutOrs for crushing limeslone for
AGRICULTURAL puIp0sts ,.-,t ,.
no lies Rapeltte t nt ] u N7i.,,Sli o9 isrs e,
Domestic Commerce An sau Francisco that it
laa b inquiry ahAnk 20 AH AAaetA lA rom.
,,lunfcatlon With American manufacturers of
an Kinds of paper % . stated that it salts,
fctory urices are offered "a good business Ulu
iesalt Samples and run Information shoule
ha sent ut once. Quotations should be made
on the goods packed & o. D. steamer
No 1854. Cyllnuer u1rta.-Am American
consular OFFICER iu Russia reports that "a
drngqist M ITS district desires 10 commuuicete ~
MIN american manufaeturerg Of ports OF cyi-
inderr ior oXygen emo lNliq caroonie aeii
fCO2l Correspondence should ne in Russian
or German. Prices, weiehis etc., should b.
stated ln Russiau eq1ltaisnis. Quotations
10. / I. .8O5. chemiceis metals. etc.--A hrm in
Groece writes an American consular Qnlcer
fhat n deslrCs 90 commuule4te with Amer liean
mannfactufefs ~ various cnelnietlsi -ien e
causfic soda. elllcate Of soda. light amnIonia
sifan suiphata of copper, uaphthaiinc. car-
h9iie acid carbide Or calciqmi hardware sael
M ron bars steel hara, CLOSE anneals1 tleeA
-i.eets ulnin end corruEltc4 4NlFantl4d sheets
tia pinfes. caai-irou pipes for sas cQ1iuiisl
ION wire galvanized wire. tQprer lle iqf
-irrtritaf cal lCa and copper aHfalai Nal tini
81 isaa. isad .hegis Pa .ron. Vices .ss
eilscd ma ana toN call lfltneis sallfle,a Aha
iafralllna. ellt9n i nt.i'n
gig1l-
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1880 to 2 p. M.

20 Cambria steel scrip Feb lOl7...... OThs
2l do May 1917 .......,.....,...... U7A
- do scrip l9lG...,........,.,.,. 9S.a
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PARK TRACTION SOLD
Eairmount Transportation Company
Brought S58,OOO.

Al the receivers sale today. the Fair
mount Park Transportation Company was
aod for S5S,OOO, subject to '$75O,OOO mort
iags bonds. to p p. Foederer, represent
ing the reorganization committee.
The property was sold in its entirety
g going concern. The terms are $4,000
down and the balance when confirmed
y the court. Woodside Park, of course,
aoes with the rest Of the property.
Barnes and Lofland, auctioneers, con-
eaeted the sale. They tried to start the
Bidding at 100000, but descended by big
uops until the price of $4,000 was
reached. The park was part of the as
.sH OF the transportation company The
~ owner is president of the Robert H..
tesfderer Glue Company i'm Bridesburg
me property includes the buildings and
s19at Y acres of land comprising Wood
s@e Park; the lines of the Park trolley,
4sadlnB about ten miles of track with
sInlnals, bridges, cars and franchise;
~ snares of stock of the Woodside Real
@.aie Company, a first mortgage of
wv held by the Park Transportation
pany on Woodside Park and now as
.saea to the Glrard Trust Company as
slseee all accounts due the trolley com
~ oy the real estate company and
= osher property of the company, in
@-a.ng power house and electrical equip
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12 M. 10 12:3O p. M.
5000 Eqult III Gas & Flee 5s.........,.i 1851
liON Clty 3MA 1871 .u....... ............. W
1890 to / p. NJ.
1 to 80 p. NJ.

10000 Penna cons 4i9s " l..,..,.,..,.,.. .lO3T
IiOOO Pennu zen Il2H c...,...,......,. usa
1000 Reading gen iB.........,...,...... Od
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GRAINS RALLIED
AFTER EARLY DROP
Foreign Buyers Displayed Lack
of Interest in the New Wheat
Crop.

CHICAGO. June 22-At the opening Of
the grain market today prices were
peaten down generally. All grains were
under the bottom prices OF yesterday
July wheat which sold Tor 81 o2H At
l9st nights closing. slipped to si.oo. but
then recovered slightly September
cropped to gSlk cents. / cent less Than the
st iast prices nsked yesterday December.
Which closed at I02A. opened at iOqst
and then fell 10 s1m.
frices were Irregular at the close July
showed a loss Of x from yesterday. while
/ september was up 3 and December a.
There was rally late In the sesslon
which carried prices up substantially
from the low OF the day.
operators, the most optimistic ones, are
inclined TO believe that the end OF the
uecllne has been reached. Others feel
.nat u mas not Low price orders we're
disclosed when the prices sngged and
many sales were made,
On the whole, operators declare. the
niih tone has disappeared and admit that
the pears have the upper hand The out
look AT present is unpromlslng but some
Unexpected shift In worlds affairs may
MAKE tremendous change overnight
Lack or interest In the new wheat on
maud by foreign buyers Is causing con-
siderable anxiety. Better weather re.
ts are being received from the South
west and cuttings are being brought Up
TO the average
Corn' while rejecting the weak wheat
spirie was active and gave promise OF
getting steady. oats sold a little on. bi,t
prospects are brighter.
The foreign market reports were un-
favorable. Both Argentina and Liver
pool reflected the general condition OF
changed.
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Financial Briefs

a petition was circulated on the floor
OF the New York Produce Exchange to
close on July .,
Cotton exports for the week ended June
10 were 56,Sil bales, since August !, $685.
2l1 bales.
Wurts, Dulles Il Co. bought Union
Traction. Il. f.. Matthes was buyer Of
Rapid Transit, while G. S. Currigan sold,
In the outside market in Philadelphia
today Du Pont common was quoted at
G0OGt6iO The bid price of 600 Is up 8
points from the last previous high.
The receipts Of cotton at ports today
were estimated at JOOO bales against GS99
last year.
Shipments Of coal and coke over the
Pennsylvania Railroad lines enst OF
Pittsburgh AMI Erie for the month OF
May amounted to 5,23S,5O4 tons, an In
crease of 9O,S3S tons, compared with
May last year From January 1 to May
81 the shipments totaed 25,lS5,93l TONS
IL decrease OF 2,227 749 tons In comparison
with the corresponding period in 1914.
The total earnings of the United States
Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
for the year ending MAY ~ were sell ,267:
Increase, ss9.g1O; net. $l7l,j99; increase,
$780, 46I.
The net profits OF the Standard Screw
Company for the year ending March 81,
1915. were 3277.3S6 against SICO,iGi the
previous year,
Prices OF corn oil have been reduced
10 cents to basis Of $40 for tank delivery.
The following stocks were ex dividend
except for cash today National Gas,
Electric Light & Power common and Pre-
ferred and Welsbach common.
New York banks lost 900 70 the
subtreasury yesterday and have lost So
AZ, 900 since last Friday
The California State Railroad Commits
sion has authorized the Southern Pacific
Railroad and the Southern Pacific Com
pany TO issue $4,000 4 per cent first re-
funding mortgage bonds at not less than
IS. The company contended that 1t was
entitled to issue these bonds because OF
expenditures OF SS0O,557 in 1914 for addi-
tlons and betterments.
Arthur Upper & Co. have opened a
branch Office at Saratoga Springs.
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INV EARNINGS GOODANACONDA COPPER CO. DIVIDEND
PROFIT TAKING
CAUSED REACTION
Local Market Was Made Up
Chiefly of Baldwin Locomo-
tive and U. S. Steel Shares.

Speculative interest on the Phlladel-
pnla stock Exchange continued to centre
around Baldwin Locomotive shares to-
Gay. After an initial bulge to 6sI5 the
price receded below IS, and some said
the bun pool which has been operating
IN the stock was taking profits. How
ever the volume OF sales was not suf-
hciently large to indicate any great
amount OF liquidation. If Baldwin's OBJ
tain the new SiOO0O0,OOO contract for war
munitions, Of which so much has been
rumored, II is understood that the COM
pany VIII make an arrangement similar
10 the one with the Remington Arms
Company and build an additional plant
at Eddystone for the use OF another con-
cern, thereby maintaining It's own works
clear for the customary business OF build
Ing locomotives.
The recent excitement over Cramp
shipbulldinB stock appeared to have died
out today and little appeared on the
tape. The quotation dropped more than
point on light sales. United States
Steel, however was quite active at in
tervals and there was good demand for
Lake Superior and the local traction
stocks Bond dealings were quite brisk
especially in the various Pennsylvania
Issues. Equitable Gas IS were in demand
at 1857
In the afternoon the volume Of trading
fell of and transactions lacked feature
except for a drop in General Asphalt,
which receded from 35h to 33is. No par
ucular news accompanied the decline
other than the stock was temporarily
lacking in support. On the other hand.
Lehigh Navigation moved up nearly two
points
Money conditions hereabouts remained
exceedingly easy. The weekly statement
Of the local banks explained this. Reserves
are accommodating and loans continue
to be reduced pending the outcome Of
the controversy with Germany No one
wishes to tal;o any chances just now and
this is reflected in the piling up of sur.
PLUS cash In the banks. Only those firms
Interested in the manufacture of war
material are going full speed ahead and
most OF their monetary requirements are
being taken care OF through special arr
rangements. Official money quotations
have not altered In weeks. but should n
satisfactory agreement be reached with
Germany bankers say they look for quite
a rush for funds for commercial pur-
poses. Good name paper was offered to-
day down to and 3i4 per cent,
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COTTON

NEW YORK. June 22.-There was no
activity at the opening OF the Cotton Ex-
change this morning. The tone was Arm
and prices We're to 5 higher, on the call
the traders attempted TO bring about gem
eral liquidation IN operation in the July
options, but their efforts We're not sue
cessful. Southern spot houses bought,
with Wall street interests selling The
market in Liverpool was better than had
been expected and private cables reported
that the active demand for spot in the
last few days was an important influence
there After the call prices here eased
Off several points. probably due to the
favorable weather map.
In the afternoon better support ap-
peared and futures recovered their MIDI
day losses, closing within n point or 80
OF last nights final figures
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT.-Roceipts, O411 bush. The market
ruled steady but there was little disposition TO
trade. Quotations: Car lots. In export elc-
yator, No red nominal. GOAL 20; No . red
Western, nominal, Sl.25Nl.30, No. l Northern
Duluth, Sl,H2dl.85.
CORN.-Receipts, 1000 bush Demand was
light and prices were lgc lower Quotatlons
Car lots for local trade, as to location. No. ,
yellow, S2RqSlC., steamer yellow, Al,4uh2c.; /;
No. 3 yellow 7OdSOc No. 1 yellow 7Gd7Sc.
OATS.-Receipts, II, 08T bush. The market
was lac, lOwor, with buyers indifferent quota
tlons No. white, 0ilhu 5d!, standard white.
6gIsI5ic.; No. white. 52lha5ac,
FLOUR.-ReceIpts 247O bbls. and 1,7B0,7iO
lbs in sacks. There was little trading and
values were largely nominal We quote Hs fol-
lows per l0O lbs In wood Winter clear. 81. 10
Gi5T5: do, straight 50. 1910; do, patent, S6lp
G2G; Kansas, straight, iute sacks Sj.lO00,2h;
90. patent iutC sacks. 50 SOn5.5O; spring, tlrst
clear SlOOQ6 10; do, straight SGlO4620; do. /.
patent. SB.2O1b,4O; do, tavOrlte brands, 81 500
b.75; city mills, choice and fancy patent, $3.50
mOT5; city mills. regular grudes-W inter clear,
N60G6.I5: DO, straight, $4,000; do. patent
SG1G25.
held but trade quiet. We quote nearby
and Western, ia wood ut SGuO.5O per bbl,. as
% quality.
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FRANCE TO BORROW HERE
lsan WIN Be Secured by American
Railway Bonds.

sAW YORK. June 22.-The following
=. s.aeeheement was issued by j. z. Nor
co. this afternoon "The Roths-
OF Paris, have arranged TO bor-
N this market for a period of one
considerable amount of money,
proceeds of which the Rothschilds
make available to the French Gov
aent here for payment for its COM
~ ~ obligations in this country. The
VIZ be secured by high-grade Amer
saiWay bonds, TO be lodged with
las 9ofgan & Co., in New York 1t Is
ssiple at this time to state the
zognt Of the loan.
s understood that the loan will be
st 'saOo00000 and possibly s75. .OO0, ,O00
slhoant Will be governed largely by
81. neant Of American securities avail
: ~ France, which are 70 be deposited
euateral 1t Is believed that the
'.sst will be per cent.
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WAR SUPPLY STOCKS
nrvInENDs DECLARED

,yfuissine Mines Company, regular quarterly
z NJ cent. payable July 20 TO stock OF record
June 80. ,,-..,,.tl,,,, 17stl,,,s,,s .t,,
entei ii 81 On preferred certificates, payable
44i Ia stock of record June 20 Last pre-
vioGs semiannpal was &l,2o but year asl
sz!ssJt szg!sst,sso tity Railways quarterly 2 per cent,
~ f11ne 10 10 stock OF record June 20.
80 nreviots quarterly dividend was al the
same rate .t ,,,,,,s,,, -ag-t,is, .,,,,o b.
'poofs close june 2ls reopen july l.
American Chemical Company; regular quar-
tsrlv ~ per cent on pFeteltea' pasapie july
f9 stock OF record June =.
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BONDS.
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Rush to Secure Prospectuses for New
War Loan.

LONDON. June 22-seouritles were lr-
rag,1Iar to-day. The new war loan was
the feature. There was big rush for
Drospeotuses. A spurt OF lis 10 s5A took
place In the old loan, influenced by terms
for the new issue, II was believed ON
the Exchange that the whole deficit Of
f5ls OoO. 900 would be- subscribed by hold
ers OF consols and the last war loan
Much win depend upon readiness OF
hanks 10 make advances on the loan, The
institutions have not yet made clear their
nosition. The tone OF Colonial and Home
rails was nat. American securities later
turned steady. Canadian Pacific was
erm. Notwithstanding the doubt as TO the
d,yidspd. Russians and Brazilians dropped.
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady with fair
jobbnR demand. We quote-City beef, In
sets, smoked and air-drled. 2bg2Oc.; Western
beef. IN sets, smoked 25a20s.: city beef,
knuekles and tenders, smoked and air-dTied,
smoked 27m2sc.; beef hams S3lQ32: pork,
family, S22a22. 5O hams, $. p cured loose.
do. smoked. 13Rgl4c.; other hams, smoked.
city cured. as 10 brand and average, l3hta l4c. ;
boiled. boneless, 22H23c.; picnic shoulders, $.
=. cured, loose, lOi4mllc., do, smoked, llW
loose. 11lanl2c; breakfast bacon, as TO brand
aLd average, city cured lGalIc; breakfast
refined. in tierces or tubs. l0Amllc.; lard, pure
city. kettle rendered. in tcrces, lOAglle, ;
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srASDARD CAST IhON flfE 5 folN-
may COMrAAf S. t1ha1 uQhI0aH
COLD B0NDs. DIE 3AtA 1ai. 4a-e
e-e+irr ~ hereby given that pursuant 14
a.. ferins 81 the AogtEaEe GATED JUS Esz
sd5e 500 u00 of the eaid to1da. nans
faiov. have been Hfafu Tor EelaHl -
"A idahe and accrued infafsst - e #elz
n 1918. out Qf nquess then pafenie 8
sinking Fund, shen 4ii interest AAef-aa aat
TsentS bonds Tor 5000 each;
s6 1al 2l0 $40 14a a<3 lp -1
81 Ial $40 afz ta1 4- ~ ha1 4 fsa
Ien bands fef $3.50 eara
95 81 & sls M
rha above hnndr aita ai aaas4a
eea6ons atfathad sheaa p 1fzsH.e e.
latn4nt ~ if1 oHea - taa Hs 4H
llIef 4tir 81 Ist
clHaHH Hat
ntil
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
Trade Balance s9s9.31O.565

AaIoN. June - Secretary Redaed
= the Cabinet today that America s.
M slsae Balance Tor tie week ending
lasa {t9't - U.s. o. exceeding $1,000 COO
tAe preceding week The Heef 81
ssHelt MAS 56Sfi bales. or 2as. 2f1
J. TIE favorable trade balance
- 80 7 e last year 10 last Satur-
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LIVE STOCK oUOTATIoNs

CHICAGO June q. 22.-HoGs--Receipts. ia coo;
market weak; mixed and butchers $1,000
I:soi good heavy, sT,s5aT.7o rough heavy
slG!l ~ light S.40aT. 90; piss, SGdf.3o; bulk
H.45gISO, CATTLE-Recelpts 5000; market
strong: beoves $4,000 80; cows and heIfers,
~, 800 4; 70; Texans $I3a9seO: calves, 81, 80
native and Western, SiGo.3o; lambs 81 5OdJ5O.
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NEW YORK BuTTER AND EGGs

NEW YORK June 22.-B Butter easier; re-
coipts. 3O3Gi: creamery, extra. 2ssc,; special
market, 2sisn2Hhc: state dairy tubs 2la2sc. !
initiation creamery, hrsts 2lm23t6c. Eggs
hrmer; receipts. 20. 700; nearby white fancy.
23N2dC, nearby mixed. fancy, 1gMa2l lsc.;
fresh nrsts. i1MG23lac.
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Nso0NDA DIVIDEND RAISED

ah June = BY declaring a quar-
q 81 efnts tie Anaconda CoF-
taaaY raised tha payment -
september tha rate HaH neapeea
aAaftefiE 70 3 cenia winch ais-
= assaase Jslg q g staes q
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nFcLAREs BIG STOCK DIVIDEND

sew YORK. June 22-l'he New Jersey zinc
company me srsss. Pg9e'fsf ,sa is eSisr IN
ttei5n1 of 2dO per cent in tnf FORM or a
stoes dividend, tee oo eatl'aA 5 '' s os8 "a ~ ss
ll-I1 aiirn1sa q special meell4 q ne stock
hoidSTs W0l - lad Jllg .
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Foreign Discount Rates
FnREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, June 22.-The foreign exchange
market opened firm. with demand sterling up
Sterling Francs Marks LiIea
Gables ...... All S-lB o,4as ~ lo-lO 9Uo
Demand .... 41bh o'4o7a olh Su"Sl
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER-Demand was fairly active aud
prices were well maintained: Quotations
Western solld-paeked creamery fancy, specials.
8Uisc. extra, 2ShG. extra hrBta, 2IlAQ2sc.
nrsis 27c; seconds Gee. nearby prints. fancy.
82c; average extra, 20galc.; do, fair TO good,
2Ga2TC.; garlicky, 24q2bc.i jObDlng tdIes OF
fancy prints. 86r30s.
EGGs.-choice stock was kept well cleaned
up a. firm prices, We quote as followsi IN
S8l5 per standard case; nearby current re-
ceipts, $5,s5 per case; Western extra hrsls'
Si sOd5 40 per casei fancy selected eandltd
eggs were jobbing at 2602Ic. per dozen'
CHEESE.-Demand was fairly active and
the market rulsd firm and higher under lshl
offerings. We quote: New York iull cream
new 14hgl4&c.; dO part SKINS sgl=e'
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BANK CLEARINGs

Bank clearlngs today compare with corre-
spending day last two years;
1913. 1914. 1913
Philadelphia sos 300 ls2 S2T 77G,ls7 $24, gS2, 1888
Boston 49,. 9G,4l3, 72l 2i,2l5G59 -, ~, 94i
New York. :. 800. 0.330O53 2Ol 229, SOC 2ir65l, ~
baltimore e. 5.l1l,Oll s,o5G,sil S.l4U'49
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RATES FOR MONEY

pbuodaIphIa ...,..,. 8I5ai 3iIU4
New York .,....'....''''''' i7Ln- SiaWI =
Boston .....,.....''''''''' 3,,., 9'2H a.,
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Sf4HA .Hti2
Commercial paper three to six months, Phil
adelphia. 3iaq4 per cent
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, June 22.-Trading on the Coffea
Exchange today was extremely quiet Clos ing
figures showed irreguarity, but price char .ts
were narrow Prices follow;
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VEGFTABLES

Offerings we're fairly liberal ana prices gen
ersiiv favored buyers with trade slow quo
tati6ns: white potatoes per bush, .alne SQg
25. New York; aa 20 ggah.ys -9at9i- rr5G, Gil4e lke
"a d I5c white potatoes, soltR carolina,
M bbl-No. J. Sl@9ltoi 10. Z, ou4 i2e,f
f.t,,s fraraa. per cummer- era atc--fancy, COO
"a poor 25n5O; cabbage Norfolk per crate,
i5a3Bc. do Norfolk, per oni;, loR.29.i co.
Sorioik per hamper 50gi5c.; beans per
h. bbi. basket-North Carolina, sreen anl si @aA
esFpiank Florida per box SEE ~, euesln- sln-
bers North Carolina per ll-oei pat9Ast, ~
VI. do. south Carolina per l-a-ppl- basket
s5GiOc squash. Norfolk. per ii-poL paskst.
50c peppers, Florida, per earlier flht.e eg'
tIr-iia- rsr carrIer-Eaucl, 81 eua lf9i enc. q
75an{ 81 25. tomatoes, Mifsissippi Rei et+e, ege
ssosas. 81 s.ih. b--kst 5oe-a.zAa
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REFINED SUGARS

The market ruled steady, but trade was
quiet We quote rehners' list prices; stand
ard granulated u. l5c.; extra hue granulated
4, lOc, powdered, U20c,; conteCtioners' A. &C.;
kuft grader. 6.254b. h5C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-22

LIvE-Ths market ruled firm under ds
small supplies and u fair demand for desirable
stock. Quotations; Fowls. l5ql5lAe.; eT-
ceptonal lots higher; roosters, ll9l2c,i bToll-
ing chickens fancy. not Leghorns weighing
iitg2 lbs. apiece, 2fg2sc, broiling chickens, sl
not IeghoTns Weighing lQlA lbs. apiece, 2lN
2Ic.; 6roillng chickens Leghorns, weighing
1892 MS apiece, 2lQ2ic.; broiling chickens,
Lsghorns. weighing. lglH lbs apiece, lsg2Oe;' :
ducks Pekin, 14G15c.; ducks. India Runner.
12@lac,i pigeons, ola, per 2odPaie' Pasif' zlS-''''
DREssED.-Th market was quiet: with
moderate but ample oterlngs at recently re-
vised prices. We quite; trssh-killsd & PoGitsS'
f9neS selected, l0c.; weighing 4ha6 lbs
sDisce. Isle; Weighing SEg4 lbs, apiece.
IssEt weighing lbs Apiece lbhgll1sc.
under under ibs apiece, l4h9l55e i9eiPscksSs- is; :. "a
SVsstern Az lbs. and over apiece lil2c'i ao,'
smaiier sizes, i8Rl7e.; old roosters. dry
5SieIed' 1ac.; broiling ehickens,aJersey. fancy,
kd,ag99 other nearby fancy, 2093Uc, Vest
eTh, Weighing ii5a2 l6s 2ig2oe DO, MeiiEh. ~
me 1aIi4 lbs, 2tu23c.; spring ducks LOG lee'
..anabs per doz- White. weighing Al To- " lps;
Der doz, S8.0OQ450i white. weighing 20 Az
ks per doz sos 90; white weighing ) IDS.
per DOR s2 loa2 60; Do DE- sa, ,ds Per 81 e95,; 1
"a 'SC dark. Sl 26u1 30; small and NO. 2 ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-22
FRESH FRUITS

The market Was generally steady under mod
lions: Apples, New York, per bbl.-baldwln;
81 5OG3. 56' Ben Davis s2g2 81 otneE good
nsr box, T5c. QS2; peaches. Georgia, per crate,
Si'75a225; lemons, per box, S22oqa, oranges
f5iorida. Der box s2a3. 5O grapefruit. FLORIDA
neT b0x 81. 5Oq2.6O; pineapples. per crate
porto Rico, S2Q2. 20; Florida S2a25O cherries.
t,gesf Der lb. '5HSc. do. sour, per 10. a0lc, {;
rsvgberrles, per qt-pelaware and MARI lanai
ISfgc.: Jersey. 2gSc.; blackberries, North caro-
ma per a. 5QTC,; do. Delaware and Mary
and per qt. tOal2c.; goosebeTies. per a.,
Sa4c. huckleherries, per a., ieFiiz4s,' ea2ls-
ieiipeg Florida, per crate sl.ZoAl'i9s water
I1oSseisons florida per 100 S5Oa60