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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-01-29
STATISTICAL MATTERS.

STA1I6TTINL MA TFFS.
Plan Instanment; When organized June 2Bt, 1905; Number of Borrowing
Members 20; Number of Shares held by them 44S; Number of Non Borrowing
Members 49, Number Of Shares held by them go; Par Value of Shares (Matur-
ed 800 co. Monthly Dues per Share ST. 90; Number of Monthly lnstalments nee
essary to Mature a Share Is; Admission Fee S 90; Transfer Fee, $ rs; Pass
Book. 8 GO; Withdrawal Fee, 5 80; Number of Foreclosures during the above
calendar year One; Presidents Name ". G.. PEEL; Treasurers Name J. ".
QUINN.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Leh0re County.
G. B. Stewart, of Greenwood, Miss, personally appeared before me, the
undersigned authority, II. l.. Ray, who, after having been duly sworn deposes
and states on oath the following: -,
l. That he is the Secretary oft the building an Loan Association, or winch
the foregoing statements are made -.
2 That he has carefully compared the said statements with the records OF
said Building and Loan Association, and
~ That said statements arr in all things true correct and complete.
q. B. STEWART, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 2th day Of January, 1913
Il. /. RAY, Notary Public.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-01-29
Mr.. J. w. Pettigrew was a bust
ness visitor here Wednesday.

Mr.. R. l.. Kirby, of Money, was
in the city on business Wednes-
day.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-01-29

Blank Bills of Sale for sale at
The Common wealtl office.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-01-29
cures Gid sorss, other Remedies Wont cul

The worst cases, no matter Of how long standing,
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
porter's Antiseptie Healing OH. II relieves
Sain and Heals at the same time. ~, N, otyee
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-01-29

Try our Plant Oysters. They are
fat and fine. Phone 1853.
FRANK GIARDINA.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-01-29

Mems and Boys suits and
overcoats go for IL rrice at
Bernstein'S Clearing Sale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
JAMES ]. HILL OPTIMISTIC

James ]. IInl predicts that the war will end
this fail and thinks that the hnish will come
by October l. In an interview he said; The
successes of one side the other Will rot
settle The ight but the physical, financial AMI
Industrial exhaustion of the beligerents Will
end the war b. next autumn Al least, that
Mir Hill believes that foreign credits estab-
llshed here will mount to much higher figures
than those already reached. There is go
ing TO ho enough grain to 20. around this
agricultural outlook. "a good, big acreage
may be estimated that the acreage planted in
Germany. Austria and France viii be between
40 and IS per cent under the average. The
o6ening Of the DaTdenelles. however should
release about 13O 900 coo bushels OF wheat IN
Europe, The American farmer ought TO get
81 hushel for this years wheat crop. Next
year. when the war may be expected to be
MIR HIN has not changed his recently ex-
pressed opinion against the probability OF a
business hoom in the near future 'The
agricultural crops OF this country have year
~ value OF $40, 600. 600 O0O, or more than the
gold mines OF the world produce in % years.
with a backing like that or one
thing, unless Il be the cheap demagogue
politicians can Keep this country back" Mr,
i'm thinks as strongly as ever that TOO much
most important factors IN hamperlng business.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
SCHOOL LOAN SUCCESS
STIRRED BOND MARKET
Removal of Limits on New
York Stocks Left Trading
Normal.

A flip was given to the bond trading In
Philadelphia today by the success of the
school district AZ per cent. loan, when
was heavily oversubscribed at very goou
prices. THIS caused revival of demand
for other issues, and quite little activity
developed. Philadelphia Electric As were
in good demand, and so were Interstate
Is Lehigh Navigation iIas, Pennsylvania
4i5s and Spanish American Iron Bs Phil
adelphia Company 5s jumped a point.
The local stock list developed consider
able irreguarity today. The removal of
all restrictions in Wall street was natur-
ally followed by similar action here on
such New York issues as had still been
limited as to price. This left the market
In an entincly natural condition.
In the eaEly dealings the General AS
phalt stocks were in demand. the pre-
fcrred advancing more than point and
the common n moderate fraction The
rise was doubtless in belated response tp
the improved condition of both stocks
through the changes incorporated In the
new debenturcs. decline of Il point
or more in Pennsylvania Salt on an odd
lot sale was about the only other purely
local feature but the arbitrage group
fuctuated erratically. AS the day ad-
vanced the trading narrowed down to
evening up of commitments by those who
did not care to carry stocks over the
holiday. Rapid Transit showed a ten
dency to recover from yesterdays de-
cline during tho afternoon. In the closing
dealings Philadelphia Electric weakened,
quito little stock coming out. Union
Traction also eased off, whereas Cambria
and United States Steel hardened West
Jersey rose n point
Heavy retrenchment was shown in the
February report of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. Operating expenses were cut
to such an extent that a loss of s920.97S
in operating revenues was converted into
n gain of S9S3,3S7 in income. For January
and February however, the curtailment
in expenses could not quite overcome
the loss of S3,7167 764 in revenues, SO that
net showed the relatively slight decrease
of 1859
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
RECOVERY in WHEAT
AFTER EARLY DECLINE
Stocks of Grain Continue to
Decrease-Damage Reported
to Russian Crop.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April There was n
better feeling in the grain markets on
the Board OF Trade today and entire
list closed at advances of e @tc for
wheat. h@1kc for corn and M9Mc for
oats.
Hog products showed but little change,
but they were mainly little higher The
Seaboard reported 100000 bushels wheat
as taken for export and Minneapolis ire
ported 100000 bushels oats and 25.0O0 bar
rels of flour for export. Tho business at
Chicago was small in wheat, 10000 BUSH
els corn and 225,0OO oats Part of latter
was for export.
At the outset the wheat market devel-
oped a slightly reactionary tendency. May
opened at 1917, against 15l& last night,
and later eased off fraction further.
July also declined about half a point after
opening steady.
In the afternoon wheat prices began
to recover until all the initial declines
had practically been Cancelled.
Shippers predict that the total Argen-
tine weekly shipments during April will
not exceed 100000 bushels.
Considerable damage is reported to the
Russian wheat crop, due to freezing and
thawing, and native prices on grain are
advancing. The interior movement Is
slow, owing to poor facilities for ham
ding. No room was reported taken for
oats on three chartered vessels to sail
shortly from New York for Atlantic
ports.
A report issued today by b. w. Snow
places tho condition of wheat at SS.5
against $50 In December and 9l.7 last year.
The area to be harvested he estimated at
more than 4O,OO0,00O acres and the pos
sible crop with a normal season at 6OO,-
100000 bushels.
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nd Not Paw Double Tax

nawar OF substitution given under a
zsazsaf = attorney 10 transfer stocks and bones
S H8l faxable under the provisions Of the
|IIIEafHsneV taA laHt the 'War tax - according
- 80 internal Revenue Oniee This an-
aHssfIz snasnt Is based on Treasury decisl0n
4zds BY Internal Revenue Commissioner Os-
2#s4# # washington. d c. which ne 10
zz@ aaaza an a nriar Treasury decision. No,
IEaf aasa 10 TAX la placed power ot
EH4Hss + transfer atQeks and bonda such
Sc Hasa. l4 faIloWs that mere sub
aE sHefhaF to act in bis stead should
- aI#as.sIz4aIfe1I = IN anaWer 70 NUMEROUS
H41ei aase been made AT the Hesr
H5e s|HHa zae EA< vent into eueet
H7HIHa aaa HHs doubt arisas oat Of the
zaHe BRAT taH Or - cents Is re-
4ef ace las Ia some cases Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

FINANCIAL BRIEFS

During March the transactions in stocks
on the New York curb totaled 2,so1,9O7
shares dercease of 1s5,1sO shares, as
compared with February. Bonds totaled
S2,t735OO, decrease of fs,sOoOO0.
The subtreasury gained St.4e4,00O from
tho banks yesterday and gained s26S7, 600
since last Friday.
Central Coal and Coke preferred. Phila-
delphla Company cumulative preferred
and United Railway and Electric Com
pany of Baltimore common will be
quoted ex-divldend today except for cash.
Tho STANDARD Oil Company, of New
York has further reduced the price of all
This makes totG reduction of % points
In two days.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the International Smokeless Powder
and Chemical Company has been called
for Monday in Camden. N j., to vote on
accepting or rejecting the bid of $780, 900
for the property by the e. J. du Pont
Company
Tho Pennsylvania Steel Company is
working at about 65 per cent. capacity
Information having been received that
interest due April 1, 1915, on Chicago and
Eastern Illinois Railroad first CONSOLE
dated per cent. bonds, due 1894 will not
he paid on that date, the New York
Committee on Securities ruled that, until
further notice, said bonds must carry
the April /, 1915. and subsequent coupons
TO he a delivery. and that on and after
April 1 and until further notice said
notice said bonds must be dealt in fiat.
In March the average price of 25 rep
resentative railroad bonds advanced
nearly two points, practically making up
for the decline of February. The aver
age now stands at s0.74. as compared with
1878 at the end of February, S0.S4 at the
the year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

The new French per cent. one-year
loan is being offered on q slightly better
than 5ih per cent basis. The recent Ger
man loan was placed on practically the
same basis The latest English loan was
obtained shade lower.
orders placed in the last two weeks
with steel works In this country by Euro
pean Governments have exceeded those
in any fortnight since the war began, ac-
cording to the Iron Age An important
French steel interest has just placed 100,
900 tons Of bars with lake steel works
through a Central Western dealer. and
specifications for 5000 metric tons OF two
inch and three-inch rounds applying on
this order are already In hand. Negotia-
tions are pending for 10000 tons addi-
tional Deliveries arc to be made at the
rate Of 25,0CO tons a month That this
country must furnish large amounts of
steel first and last to France and England
is daily more evident, and the urgency OF
the need will relieve shipments of these
contracts from the uncertainty of ordl-
nary ocean transport. the Governments
themselves providing vessels In some
cases.
FRANCIS +. Wnlle anu MdtlileW ie
Ing we're appointed receivers of the stan
dard Alcohol Company
The gross earnings of the railroads for
the third week of March showed de-
crease of S990123 or il.S3 per cent.
TO date 81 banks have made application
to the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadel-
phia for authority 10 exercise the func-
tions of executor and trustee as pro-
vided in the Federal reserve act, but the
applications are being held Up pending
the enactment of enabling legislation by
the States in this district In New Jer-
sey bill to amend the State banking
laws has been given n hearing, but has
not yet been acted upon. The bill to be
introduced in this State has been COM
pleted and may be brought up any day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
VEGETABLES

The general market was dull and barely
steady with fairly liberal offerings. Quotations:
White potatoes. per bush.-Pennsylvanla 45QD
5Oc Maine. 45a5Oc.; New York. as to quality
3S4i3c.; sweet potatoes. Delaware, per hamper
large, $l.254l.I0; medium. 5oc. d$1; sweet
potatoes, eastern shore. per bbl,-No. /, So 25d3
80; No. =. Sl.5O4l.I5; sweets, Jersey, per bbI
No. l. 3.T5g4.75 No. 2, $2q25O; sweets
Jersey, per basket, 75c. .a$1.25; onions, per
bush, JO46Oc; do. choice, per 1OO-lb. bag
$lql,25 do. medium, per 10O-ib bag, TSa0Oe' !;
do, seconds. per 10o-lb. bag, 5O4GOc; cabbage
ket. Sl.5egl "a: eauihower, New York. per
lettuce. Texas. per bush.- basket, i5c Tsi. .50
do Florida. per basket, $2Q2 80; beans, Flor
green, per basket, $sd5.bO; peas. Florida per
basket, S3ah; eggplant, Florida. per box, sea
squash. Florida per basket S2.25R3; peppers,
Florida per carrier, S2ai; beets, Florida, per
100 punches. S3C6; tomatoes Florida, per car
rier = fancy, s25Oa35O; choice. 81 5Oa2 81;
celery Florida, per crate, ;25a2i do, New
basket, 60c.a{.5O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
GoLDFIELD STOCKS.
BRIsKNEss IN AMERICANS
Abolition of Minimums in New York
Helped in London.

LONDON, April f.-Trading In Americans
vas brisk on the stock Exchange today. but
the group had a confused appearance The
nndertene however, was arm the abolition
of the minimum prices by New York. Chesa-
neake and Ohio and the Eries We're in de-
mand The holiday feeling was continued but
eantment was cheerful. There was ir-
re4uIafity because OF the adjustment.
edged issues were Arm on good annual
figures Issued by the Treasury Department.
Ihera was realizing In Canadians. Price
changes n home rails were marrow and mixed
FRESH support Was given to Argentine rails
- the dividend announcements. Mining ana
rii dapartmenta were irregular. Rio Tintos
Wsre arm The tone Of rubber descriptions
#ara GOOD IN sympathy with the Htanle This
n anlte OF the fact that the weeks Imports
Hszfa slightly Ia excess OF the sales
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
COTTON

NEW YORK. April 1.-call trading In cotton
today gave promise OF another active session.
Opening prices were unchanged 10 points
higher, this being only partial response 10
an excellent showing In Liverpool After the
call the market sagged TO about points under
last nights close. Apparently there were a
further long foundations. Wall street was a
good seller. AT the close declines OF 10 3
points were recorded.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

butchers, $O5oaG; 90; good heavy. sG55a8 81;
piRs. 50 6Oq6 co; built, SO, 75ads5 CATTLE
RECEIPTS, 5000; market slow; beeves, $4,000
T6 20; calves, sGa6.i5. SHEEP. .@ReceiptsV, ipiiV
5000; market strong, 1Oc higher; native and
Western, SI30aS.35; lambs, $775@1O.I5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
NOTES OF THE RAIL

The Interstate Commerce Commission
today set April q TO hear the Southern.
Chesapeake and Ohio, Norfolk and West
ern. seaboard Ala Line and Atlantic
Coast Line Railroads application for per
mission 10 retain control OF the Old
Dominion steamship and Virginia Nayl-
CATION Companies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

MARINE BONDS IN DEFAULT

NEW YORK April lit became known to-
day chat the international Mercantile Marine
company viii not pay the interest ON It's ~
which will be in default II not paid today.
Under the indenture the company had six
attorneys for the bondholders are expected
To take formal steps next week for the ap-
pOlntment OF a receiver.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
NEW YORK BUTTER AND Eggs

NEW YORK. April LUTHERAN
steady; receipts. 4l45 packages. Extra 3Oi5c ;
higher scoring 31631hc; dairy, 20930c; ifni.
tation creamery, 22lad23c
EGGS.-Market steady; receipts, 81, 732 cases
Extra frsts. 2lc.: regular packed firsts tO&
I20Ac; regular packed, nearby whites, 2214f6
23c.: mixed color. 20M2tc.: nearby browns
22c.; storage packed. 2Ol5@21hc.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-Receipts were light and the
market was steady with fair demand Quo
tatIons; Western, fresh, solid;Racked creamery
SOC. nrsts. 2s429c.; seconds. 25a2Ic,; ladle-
packed, l0g2lc. as to quality nearby prints.
fancy. 34c. average extra, S3o.. nrsts, 20a31c. {;
seconds. 20d2sc.: special fancy brands Of prints
jobbing at SsG4lc.'
EGGS.-Supplies were well cleaned up and
the market ruled firm. Quotations: In free
cases, nearby extras. 22c, per doz.; nearby
frsts S61b per standard case; nearby current
receipts SO per case; , Western extra fiTsts.
so Is per ease; do, hrsts. SO per case; South
oTn Sh 406fh 10 per case; duck eggs, as to
quality 26d2sc per doz. fancy selected
candled fresh eggs were jobbed out at 23q25c.
per doz.
CHEFSF.-The market ruled Arm on fancy
stock with demand equal to the limited offer
ings. Quotatons; New York, fun cream. fall
l6d16Ac. do. current make. l514a16c.; do,
mart skins gn13c
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Minlmlms Removed in Boston

BOSTON April 1.-The Committee on Ar
OF the Boston Stock Exchange rules
that on and after today all minimum prices
Will be removed. The exchange Will be closed
touOTrow, Good Friday,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT.-RceIpts, s6,5tl bushels The
market ruled steady, with a fair foreign In
uuiry but demand from millers was light,
Quotations: Car lots In export elevator-Nn.
red spot Sl52Gfi "a; No, red Western,
81 6Ddt1 81. Round lots, in export elevator
red Western. 81 Sl.lsI9d1.G3tk; No. L Northern
Duluth. Sl59ladl. .64h.
CORN.-Reccipts 99S bushels. Trade was
lots in export elevator-No, spot and april
75mTUc. steamer. T3&mTIlgc.; NO. ,, I2i2g
T3t5C, Car lots for local trade MS to loca-
tion-No. yellow, s0GS1c. steamer yellow,
TSTTnc No. 3 yellow, 7GdITc.: No. yellow,
7lI75c. sample yellow, Go1T3c.; new cob per
10 lbs. nc.
OATs.-Receipts, 77.97s bushels. The
market was steady but demand was only
moderate. Quotations: No. white, Gii.W
G4c., standard white, 62'2I63c.; No . white
dliamG2c.
RYE duh. We quote at $1.1G@1.1s per
bushel as to quality, in export elevator ana
at S1.O5ff1 III for small lots of nearby grain IN
Tags.
FIOUR.-Recelpts. I1GO bbls. and 2,292, +,
OnS lbs in sacks. Buyers lacked interest ana
per 1876 lbs, in wood Winter. clear S6aa9
S6.0Od7.10; Kansas, straight. iute sacks, ~. %
al; do, patent jute sacks, SIftL 2bi spring
first clear, $6.5OdG.T5; do, straight Sb.thIt q
do. patent, STMT.25; do, favorite brands
S7.lOGS: city mills, choice and fancy patent
ST 5Nds; do, regular grades, winter. clear
patent, SGo0aTl0.
RYE FLOUR was quiet and steady: We
uuote nearby and Western, in wood, at SbOOg
q. %. to quality.
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substitute Found for Potash

DOVER Del. April 1.-Philadelphians have
aled articles OF Incorporation for a 81 900, 900
caTnnany to manufacture chemical substitutes
Tor potash and compete with Germans In the
American potash market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

9uIet and fowls were 'se. lower. Frozen poultry
quiet and unchanged. Quotations: Fresh killed
fowls fowls II to b9S dry.piekGd and drypacked
SscG lSi2e Do S5g@4 lbs apiece. 1Sl5c. Do lPs
hc Fowls. Sbis. o drypieked and deT dPy.pacted te
Western ;4g5 lbs apiece, 1SqlSI5c.; do, do,
l4aiee. old ROSTERS, dry2picked, 1lc. squads
psr ES 10 dq5 15s si2TS S94 W6te %%SghRg
s95, i5s per G doZ S8a325; do do, lbs. per doz.,
l:S5; dark and No. ., soc d$1. Frozen poultry
Fowls, as to quality, teaisc.; chickens, dry.
%3G lbs to, doz:, 1sc,; do. 87g42 lbs. to dos.,
to tod dcz 99 29c a. do 60 lbs ana over 2Is corn
ibs id9z az l5c. DO, o6 4s lbs to doz 1oeii DO. 90
rypacked in bbs-Western corn corr HtSG' fed, % lbs.
ana an oyer Sy isc. DO. do, lbs. 17g1T5c. do.
ao.' Sh lbs, 15Iac.; do. do. 2I9a3 lbs, 14f
llSaei d H. bF33eEEs. Ito box mllkfed. fancy, $50
S5@. S5Sz. &c; eGrn-fed fancy. 1924 lbs to doz.,
sSs' ssSSSs' t1Ty tdTTy-nicked and 2l9
DUCKS, fancy, in boxes, 17dtSc.: do, ordinary
l6c.; do. No. 2 1oR14c
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PROVISIONS

former rates. Quotations: City beef. in sets,
smoked and aIr-dEied, 21a2Gc; Western beef, t,,Si
in sets smoked. 25q26c.; city beef knueakles
Western beef: knuckles, ana tenders smoked smoked
S22 26d2 "a; hams, s. p. cured, loose, l3l4g
i3hc.i do: skinned loose. 12laal2Ae do DO, d.,
cured, as 10 brand and average. lalaG1ic.;
hams, smoked. Western cured, 13lEql4c.i do,
+. cured, loose, 1ON@1lc,; do, smoked 1OA0
lose. bellies in pickle according to ayeragedi nrsd
and average, city cured. 170lsc.; breakfast
bacon, Western cured l7alse; lard Western t1Is
ike; lard. pure city, kettle randered, in
tierces, 1tdltAc.; lard pure city. kettle rem
dnrod H., t,.bg i1mItLr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

The Railway Economics Bureau. repre-
senting the railroads. In It's monthly re-
port today says total operating revenues
for January were s2lA.ls6.f86, a decrease
Or $l7. .006. $50 from January 1914. opefating
expenses decreased 81. 80. 1856; net operat-
Ing revenue ss9s.oss; taxes. ssI.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
Leading futures ranged as follows:
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET


NEW YORK, April 1.-Tradlng in coffee
futures active at the opening Some
months were unchanged while others showed
advances OF points. Prices follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock met with fair sale and values
pies, New York. per bbl,.York Imperial $2at;
baldwin, $2d5 Ben 'f@Siso DaSis siH4522S sSiHE $
other good eating varieties, Sl.50a2.5O; med.
ium, Sld LOO; apples western. per box SIN
ii.I5; apples. Delaware and Pennsylvania. per
hamper 504G0c.; lemons. per box. S2G2T5:
oranges, Florida, per box, 81 50fD2 10; tanger-
Ines, Florida. per strap, Si.5Oa2. so; grapefruit.
Florida. per box. S1.50a2.50; pneappics, per
crato - Porto Rico. $3.75a4; Florida. $2dI3;
STanberries fancy late varieties, per bbl.,
S3.5Oal 30; cranberrles Jersey. per crate, Esd
I6c.i Strawberries Florida per at 2514oc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet but firm. We quote:
Standard granulated, $3.50; fine granulated
3 DOC; powdered, &C.; confectloners A. o.sOc';
soft Erndes. b.OlI5. .0bC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

The Interstate Commerce Commission
Today held the 90 cents per 100 pounds
black strap molasses rate from New
Orleans to Macon. Ga, reasonable.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

Total sales. 5es. coo shares compared with
749 600 shares yesterday thus far this week
Z. SAG. 100 shares same period last week. 1.Bs8.-
SEQ shares
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
BULLION HOLDINGS SMALLER
Bank of England Weekly Statement
Shows Decrease.

LONDON, April 1.-The weekly statement oi
the Bank Of England shows decrease OF
fell on a sS0, coo, while public and private de-
nnslta ndynnceh. Detalls follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
POULTRY

LIVE.-There WAS a fair inquiry from
Jewish buyers for their holiday requirements
and values were we'll sustained. Quotations:
Fowls, IGd1Tc.; some fancy stock higher; old
roosters. 119al2c; chickens. soft-meated, $50
ducks. l6diGe. geese, 124l6c.; guineas, as 10
quality psr pair boa7oc.; pigeons, s,,gl, old, per
DRESSED.-Fresh killed poultry was