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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29
Professor
Is (iricved
by Colonel

by Colonel ror of the Bull Moose. and, nat
unly is deeply grieved by the
Coloners attitude. HISTORY" he declares
affords example OF inconsistency greater
than that Of Theodore Roosevelt denouncins
Wilhelm HohenZollern." Why? Because the
kultur which the Germans are lighting for Is
simply what called progressive principles"
The Coloners followers may be left to deny tho
Identity which Is not Mt all relevant Is one
Hstrong" government necessarily friendly to
another? Gear and Kaiser were long friendly,
yet now they are bitter enemies. Even easy
is better bond OF international friendship
than a government which sacrifices democracy
to efficiency. One might we'll argue that
militnrists in all lands should love each other
because they arc devoted to the same principles
There Ia no inconsistency in Colonel Roose-
velts anti-Prussianism. hut it there were it
would not disturb him In the least He has
mover been scared by that hobgobln of small
minds.-springheld Republican.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

The acid test of the statecraft of Secretary
Lansing wi. come when he has to play
game with Turkey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29
I;usily EXPLAINED.

~" stood on the north side of Broad Street
early IN the morning. His friend came along
ana ASKED MN why he was there. He said he
ie!t more at nome on that side. We'll" said
ms friend. there's no accounting for taste"
i know how to account for the one have"
was the reply. 81 got it over here las, night"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

"lf the educationa conference now in session
IN Richmond,' says tho Irvington Citizen "does
nothing more than reinstate the three RS
reading. 'riting and 'rithmctc--n our public
schools. shall applaud tho conference" The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

Tho Indianapolis News says that getting
on the right side Of Il thing seems TO worr--
European statesmen much as IL does an
Indiana politician There is this difference
II an Indiana politician can't get on the right
S!de' ne VIII crawl on the other side rather
than stay on The outside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

Occasionally YOU n man who has no mind
me reason most generally is that he changes It
so often that he wears il out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29
They Arc Adnmnnt.

is Miss Oldgir sincere in her declaration
that she would not marry of her ac-
quaintance?"
That don't know--hut all the men OF her
acquaintance are
The Governor OF Kansas has come out against
hunting coyotes with automobiles on Sunday
whether IT ia on account OF the dav or the
price Of gasoline is not stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

The Tidewatcr News makes explanation 10
the people OF Franklin town and Southam M on
County as follows: I'VE n few hours late
This week. but We know you didn't mind our
resting a few hours with the folks at home and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

although Andrew Carnegie is reputed to
have given away in the neighborhood OF s4O6-
0nh. o0J." says the Roanoke Times cit Is tho
general belief that he still has enough left 10
keep the wolf from the door In his old axe"
We'll. yes S2O.0O0.000 VIII 20 right far in that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29
RlrillIlun0 Girlrs .Dispatrb

THE TIMES E"unheI. Observation-Disclosures 1855
THE DISPATCH. toundcd. ................I 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29
Current Editorial Comment

Professor Henderson. OF Yale
University. is both an. ardent
pro German and Il hardy survi-
vor of the Bull Moose. and, nat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

When Congress meets December G il will
ilnd one man on hand in a prepared state
ihc state being In The form OF message bv
The President OF the United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

Switzerland has spent s52, 900. 900 TO pre
serve hcr neutrality. This is enough To stop
up every hole In all Of the cheese that ia
made in that fino little republic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

The Ilarrisonburg Record News OF the Goth
has this: Our telephone began to ring yestcr-
day afternoon at minute to o'clock and
inc thing kept up until late Last night Foot
BAH enthusiasts wanted to know about the Vir-
Ginia games" Ana it seems that Richmond
McMgnnn.rs arc NOT nlone in the!r iroMhlca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

HNsuRoo'>. sT0UY q uuooKs. INC.
SrrcinI Advertising REPRESENTATIVES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

TIL" Chase City Progress is highly pleased.
II says: 'Wo have boon up tho Western North
Carolina Railroad few times. and peculiar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

II" clerks and carriers o: the Fairmout
w. va, poSt-oihcc went on Il strike The
grievance mat would prompt government
"WclaI 10 sid"'r"ch his job must have been
unusually fierce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

Germany has become involved in war with
every country with which it has had any diff
i"rehccs except the United States and that
s"e mas not succeeded with us is not Ger
maNy'S fault
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29
sTn>,nlrllnN nA,rIss

~ Twcs-Hisuutch Cartier Delivery Service
ia Kichs2ord taud ~uhUrhsl and rctcrshurE'
Daily wich SuuHn,, ono week. .........15 cents
Haiiy without >uuday, one week 10 cents
S,;utnv ont, ..... .... ............. cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-29

Entered january - 1905. ut nichmond. Va
NIurch g. 1879.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
Financial Rriefs

The Pennsylvania Railroad has put out
new specification for its $4,000 tons Of
rails for 1915, and II may be several
weeks before the order is distributed
The Iron Age says: The large sales
of round bars for shrapnel and for gun
barrels are still the outstanding feature
5000 TO 10000 tons OF such business having
been placed in the Pittsburgh district In
the last week. Due TO Increasing diff
culties of ocean transportation the accept
ance OF export orders for steel waits In
many cases on actually securing vessel
space"
The price Of corn oil was reduced o.
cents to basis Of S525 a tank
Comptroller OF the Currency reports that
at the close OF business May 81, tho
amount of Aldrich- -Nreeland emergency
currency eth outstanding was s2,50s9iO
The maximum originally Issued was $751;
5026i5.
The interest rate on grain advances has
been fixed by the Chicago Board Of Trade
for June at ) per cent, the samet as IN
May.
The Chicago Utilities Company, has de-
faulted on the semiannual interest on It's
per cent. bonds.
There has been admlttedtto the New
York Stock Exchange list Texas Com
pany subscription receipts for capital
stock fun paid and FIRST 'nstalment 25
per cent paid. There has been stricken
from the list American Brake Shoe and
Foundry Company preferred and common
stock.
BY declaring n quarterly dividend OF 81
the Quincy Mining Company increased
the payment 81.
4 lunched with the senior partner OF
our largest dry goods house, the presi-
dent Of big steel company an officer OF
our largest railroad and a partner In one
of the countrys biggest cotton firms.
Every one of these men spoke most hope
fully OF the business outlook. saying that
IL had undergone n notable change for
the better in the last few weeks" said
II. c. Thayer, of Henry & West.
Tho Norfolk and Western has ordered
500 tons steel rails from the United
States Steel Corporation.
The Chicago Board OF Trade will be
closed next Monday, judicial Election
Day.
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company
in May produced 205O0, 900 pounds of cop
per- against 2l,S0O,00O In April, l9,OOO,O0O in
March, and 23,5oo,0OO in May, 1914.
The Standard Gas and Electric quar-
terly dividend OF 1 per cent. was declared
payable in scrip.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
GENERAL ELECTRIC
ROSE FIVE POINTS
stock Market Ended the Day
Strong - Missouri Pacific
Now in Effect.

erw YORK, June IA more confident
...,s.e that the pending International
,,iioations both with Germany and
,istso will be cleared up satisfactorily
sho,t recourse to force, knowledge
l,,st the fundamental conditions Of the
r.,tsd states are good, the cheapness
" abundance of money and an optimis-
4. feeling for the future resulted in
.,ted Improvement in the stock market
's.ssy In addition to those favorable
s9gss for an upward swing there was a
...nt offering OF stocks. while the de-
-srd was good, In fact much better than
~ some time past
nefore midday prices had advanced
tov, a fraction to more than 4 points.
,i,botiah the war stocks" showed the
e-sstest gains. as has been the case on
vsent upturns, the standard shares also
t.rame strong under better demand.
o,,tslde interest was still absent. az was
,,fssly reflected in the light attendance In
s.r,uoission houses. and the market was
nrofesslonal one In all respects. The
e,rsst looked with much favor on tho
',,tsryiew between President Wilson and
,t. German Ambassador, which took
Mace during the day, believing that the
Vaser's representative would submit pro-
rosals which might go a long way toward
s.dueine the tension between the two
sonhfries After the conference the Ger
nan Ambassador would make no com
rsent and the White House was equally
r.ficent. II was intimated, however, that
= statement might be issued later.
Presidents wilson's note TO Mexico was
vsn received by the Street. It had no
Immediate market affect, and there was
nd decided change In prices, about the
onlv result being a material slowing
aown in the volume of business. Stocks
such as American Smelling. Mexican
petroleum and others with interests in
Mexico we're strong, as they had been
the morning.
After some little hesitation in the late
trading, when prices went off from the
hlrh on realizing sales. the market again
ssumed its upward course and closed
strong. General Electric was the feature,
moving a gain of 5 points for the day.
Marketwlse news today included the
by the Missouri Pacific
that the note extension plan had been
dsclared operative, and the time for
Deposit OF the notes extended to Monday,
June 7. This leaves the way clear for
of the property by the
officials without recourse TO receiver
ship which was thought very probable
some time ago. The stock became strong
ftllowing the news. In the main tho
government weekly crop report was
ftvorabe. Damage to the new crop by
Insects has been checked.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
RISE IN FRACTIONS;
CONFIDENCE RETURNING
Brokers Reported Moderate Re-
investment Demand-Shorts
Inclined to Cover.

Demand developed for the traction
stocks on the Philadelphia Exchange
during the early trading today. Led by
Union Traction, which jumped over a
point the whole local list displayed an
improving tendency. After selling at 81,
Cramp shares rose to SsM, and Philadel-
rhia Electric also hardened. There was
active buying, too, OF United States Steel
part OF which was reported TO be for the
account Of shorts. The reason given for
the rise in Union Traction was assurance
that the next dividend would be paid In
cash.
In the afternoon business quleted down
to nominal proportions, but the earlier
advances were for the most part well
maintained. United States Steel slipped
back rather abruptly In the last hour,
but rallied again at the close.
No particular news was forthcoming to
explain the better sentiment prevailing
in the financial district other than the
steady Improvement in general trade con-
ditlons. Investment houses. however, ac-
counted for some of the buying as COM
ing from persons who wished TO place
June dividends and interest disburse-
ments. Bond dealings, however. failed to
develop any notable activity. In the case
OF the more speculative Issues, brokers
we're inclined TO think that those who
went short after the Lusitania disaster
were now less pessimlstic, and were en-
deavorlng to retire their commitments.
which cannot have proved very profitable
Judging from the manner in which the
general market withstood attempts to
knock Il down.
one strong supporting factor through
out the recent period OF tension has been
the continued ease in money. Few loans
We're called and of late they have begun
to expand again as could be seen from
last weeks Philadelphia bank statement,
which showed an increase Of more than
a million In that item
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
WHEAT FELL SHARPLY;
RAINS DOING DAMAGE
Argentine Producers Consider
ing Delaying Sales-Russian
Wheat Acreage Reduced.

CHICAGO. June 2.-Satisfactory domes-
tic conditions and developments generally
were against any advance In grain prices
today. July wheat opened with a de-
cline, of q of a cent at sl.2Oh, while Sep
tember wheat scored still further drop
Of I cent with an opening Of s115
As the day advanced prices continued
ITO weaken. July finally fell to $tl5Ss
while September ended the day at $i1fa
The present rains throughout the entire
wheat belt have prevented work in the
fields Many parts OF Iowa report
rainfall Of 1928 inches, and considerable
damage done by washing upiands There
was general selling Of corn by commits
sion houses. The new corn crop outlook
appears less favorable, due largely to the
depression of other grains oats, on the
other hand. were active, Yesterdays
sales reached 1000 900 bushels
The recent price recession in wheat ia
considered unwarranted and inexplcable
by Areentlne producers. and they are
considering the advisabilty OF delaying
sales
Ruasia's acreage TO wheat, according to
authentic reports. will be reduced from
that OF last year, notwithstanding the
Governments report to the contrary.
The wheat stocks OF the empire are being
closely protected
II is officially rcckoned that Italian i'm
ports of wheat from July /, 1914. to pres
ent date have amounted to 29On,OOO
bushels, this being only 1000 bushels
more than last year for the same period
Export sales Of grain at the seaboard
were luOO0O bushels wheat, consigned to
France; $4,000 bushels corn and 100000
bushels oats, the bulk of the latter OBJ
tained at Chicago.
Leading futures RANGED ng foito,,-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

.saee .,..aa5ee Company OF Pennsylvania, regular
< 81 - ~ Per cent on first preferred. also
is.ersss ~ b,S sent extra payable July to stock
1s5iean ~ Can Company, regular quarterly
81 ssnI on preferred payable July j 10
Hsrs2laefs OF record on June II
..i 4olnery Ward Company regular dtlar-
..l Iuno 10,
hefeules Powder Company quarterly 2
- on common, payable June Is. 70
r-s.s24qsrs ot record June I5
fiIiiss Illuminating Gas Light Company.
.tsfis fe,llAnnual per cent on preferred,
5enf ~ 10 stock Of record June 9
Il. ean Tobacco Company. regular quar-
ira- Ler cent on preferred.
Asau 1lgar Company regular quarterly
cent, on preferred.
N' hetme Company, regular quar-
~ per cent. on common and n per cent.
I.ls st1a' payable July 1 20 stock oe record
smelters Company regular quar-
. sent; On preferred A and Il per
~ tPtii5s,Ffea B, payable July /. Books
Gas and Electric Company. quar-
49, cent. payable IA scrip. June Is,
q Ieeord May 3l.
es Bank Note regular quarterly II
tat n e preferred payable July 70
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
COTTON

NEW YORK, June 2-The cotton mar
ket was, steady this morning, with octo-
ber points lower and other months from
to points higher on the call. This
was better than had been expected on
the cables from Liverpool Business was
unsettled and unimportant After the
call the list turned stronger, October
rising points In the first quarter hour.
Thereafter the market ruled quiet. with
prices but slightly changed, The New
orleans Cotton Exchange will be closed
June 3, a holiday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
GOVERNMENT BONDS
FEWER FAILURES REPORTED
Month of May Showed Decrease of
40 Per Cent. From January.

!. -7'NF = t VII q VtEEENEtFI
Commercial failures during the month
q May were fewer than any time this
!eaE The total was 1907, a reduction of
~ OF 10 per cent, from January's show
~ and the least for any month this
~ mus furnishing convincing proof of
siadually improving business conditions.
This betterment is shown more striking
Y IN the amount of liabilities, $21, ,O53, ,2l2,
9llen Is not only the smallest this year,
sg ,sii also compares with S23, al. 1856 in May,
commercial defaults. however, are in
alllDer In excess of the average in pre-
lous years There were fewer insoI-
sneies !ss over 100000, there being 80 for
1870 In May, compared with 33 for
,A@fSS year ago. The smaller re-
ss!sss '.is averaged S7475 in May, compared
YIN a4ls a year ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02

KEW YORK, June 2.-The S26, 900 Ma
tional Railway Of Mexico notes due yesterday
were not paid. AT the companys local Offices
Il was said statement would probably be
mace N day or two. Lnofhcial advices
from Mexico City state that bankers vino
underwrote these notes Will be informed that
virtual moratorium exists and that the
noteholdeFs Will be paid soon as a reorRan-
lzation can be effected, following the con-
clusiOn OF the revolution.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
INDIANA COAL 90. DEFAULTS

NEW YORK, June 2.-The Consolidated In
diana Coal Company has defaulted on tho
Interest and the sinking fund payment due
June a. on its first mortEase 30-yaar sinking
fInd S per cent gold bonds, Payment OF In
tersst on the bonds f guaranteed By tho
CHICAGO, Rock Island and Pacinc Railway.
but the receivers OF that company have been
Instructed By the Court not 10 make further
paymenta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
Live sTOCK 0UOTATIONs
TONOPAH STOCKS

CHICAGO. June 2-HoGs Receipts, SO 900.
market slow, Sc 10 lOc. lower: mixed and
butchers ST.59aI:T0; good heavy, S7a 1850.
rough heavy, sTQ7 90; light 81 4OdT T2; pigs
So Thai. .30 bulk. 81 60d7BA
y CATTLE.- Receipts, IS OOO market weak
1Oc 10 l6c lower beeves, SO. 1919, 30; COWS and
heifer5 S320uS.IOi Texans, SO. 40HT.bO: calves.
SHEEP Receipts 10000; market steady:
native and Western, So b01T35; lambs. 81 5OG
TO- 5O spring lambs, S75O6l1s0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
Hamilton and Dayton Defaults

NEW YORK, June 2.-Default having bean
made On the naymssns q interest 2 que June on
Of ne cincinnatA Hsmilten, ana Dalyt9n Rall-
Kink Frederick II. Hipman and Frederick II.
Feker. representing about 20 per cent. OF the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
Week,s Trade BaIanee sl9,17O, ,l6O

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Sscrstary OF Com
mercs Redheld today made public figures show
ing that the favorable trade balance OF the
limited States for the week ending May 20
was $40, no. $50 Exports for the same period
were So go Az and Imports we're Nii lOso3f-
The cotton exports for the same week were
los Tgl bales, making total OF I,s3l, tOt bales
exported since August last.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
NEW YORK METAL MARKET

NEW YORK; June 2-,The meal market was
ION lots, 81 5Oa3Sc. Prices In london were as
follows. spot copper. SO 5s., up q, Cd:
changed spot tin. El60, on l0g. futures.
ei59 lOs.. on los. stralts, eid5, on l0s,
sales spot tin. 100 tons futures. $50 tons.
Lead not received. spelter SOS, up e2 les
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
american Pine DIVIDEND Passed

,rha directors OF the American Pipe and Con-
struetion Company today took no action on the
--,.,srferir ltvldend OF 4 per cent, which would
SsSs zen due July 1. This 10 the fourth sue
nessive period that the dividend has bean
1sgssd and the aggregate or the passed alsl-
5ends amounts 10 per cent equal 10 one
year's declaration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, June 2-BUTrER. Market
Hfmer, recepts 80 s41 packages. Extra. 2sc. .
higher scoring, 2sla929c.; State dairy. 2Ilaa
aSc; imitation creamery, 22022lac.
EGGg.-Market Irregular reeetpts. 22,al2
uackages Extra hr5t. regular packed, sllRd
b2c hrsts, regular packed. S9gq2lsss; nearby
tvbitaa 24d2ac-. mixed color, y laHE&c.i near-
bv browns. 23H2Ac.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
PROVISIONS

Tho market ruled steady, win a TAR Job
bing inquiry. The following are the quota
tions; cts beef, in sets smoked and ar-dried.
96c: city beef. knuckes and tenders smoked
and air-dried. 2Taesc.; Western beef knuckles
s8II6Sa pork. family, S22@ %. 50 hams. S. p
cured loose. l3al3Ac.; do, skinned, loose.
other hams. smoked citv cured as TO branl
and average. 13a d1lc,: hams. smoked,
Western cured. l3N q lie. do, boiled, hona-
less, 22a 23c. picnic shoulders, S. p. cured.
loose, 1Ola a lie; do. smoked, llGll Gc /.
bellies, IN pickle, according TO average, loose.
III, a 12c, breakfast bacon, to brand Jul
average city cured, i6@lIc. breakfast ha-
con Western cured, lRH &c. lard. Western
refined in tierces or tubs l0Aa1lC.; lard, pure
city, Kettle rendered, in terces. iONallc. lard,
pure city. kettle rendered. In tubs. lOM q IL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
outstanding National Bank Notes

yVAsHINGTON. June 2.-Fhe volume OF na-
stoiiFs foilows: National bank notes outstand, ,
fe7 $40 SO 10: national bank notes issned
Elk days t6.e58,24o DESTROYED SIX Gay" fia'-
1fF af4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

,Grlngs ,,m Of which we're light Quotations Fresh
Killed fowls, - TO box, dry picked and Jrv-
n1cked, fancy selected, l9c.; DO, WEIGHING IA
az lbs. apiece, lSc do. Weighing 5igdI lbs
Do, under, 2 lbs. apiece, i4ai3c. fowls. Ice,
packed, Western, lhs. and over apiece
lTlae.: do; do, smaller sizes, 16a1Tc.i old
roosters ary.picken l2iac. squads, white,
white, weighing to 10 lbs per doz.. SS $50 $50
3T5: DO, do, lbs. per doz 81 5OG2 s.: do
Do lbs per ddoz., &2423j; do. do da6ii
lbs per do1, 81 l;5Ogl 80; dark 81. jOdi.G5;
to quality, 1Gaisc: chickens, dry-picRed a az ~
dry packed, in boxes, milk fed, ~ d38 lbs to
doz d,1- lsc DO. 3Igi2 lbs. to doa., lsc. DO 10
40, 80 lbs. and over, Gle: corn-l ed 8la42 ibs
to doz., lSc. do, 43q4T lbs to doz., i7c,i 10
iS lbs to doZ., 10C. do, go lbs. and over 26S !.
SWRicEcns e dTy,pijSSed aBd dry packed 5 b6ls:
o. ! lbs;i lIga,li1se; do DO. ga lbs l5ISc.;
fancy, lSn2i lbs to box, 2TC.; do. ia icy, 25FT21
lbs. to doz., 24c corn. ed, fancy. 1924 It's to
doz., 25c.; do, prime, 25tt3O lbs. TO doz 22c .
ttHTEeys; dry-pickea end dry-Packed. fancy, 81
ducks, fancy, In boxes 1I4isc.; do. ordinary
20 good, l2al6c. geese, choice and fancy I56
lGC.. Do, No ., 13nl4c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
Cement War Ended

NEW YORK. June 2.-rhe big prlce-cattinF
yvlr Between Portland eement interests q ended
and Che price has been raised from 81 p %
i.a2 per barrel alongsiae aogk New York city,
rpon 81 = Eseeat confaEenea ~ tala ciiy,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-02
~ EQUIPMENT ORDERs

figured that equipment orders Ia
anounted 10 1900 hi cars alone.
' lqeometives were asked for. The
a more than twice as large as Tor
st four month"; of l9l5.