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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21
SHARP FALL IN WHEAT
FOLLOWED BY RALLY
Corn and Oats SteadyA100,o 1000
Bushels Of Corn Imported
From Argentine.

CHICAGO, July ai-impfovee weather
predictions fop the remainder Of the week
continued % dtpress wheat at the open
ing today. Corn was not affected by the
weather, however, end showed a nrn ten.
denoy, Oats also opened steady hht the
undertone Is said to be weak bec6use OF
the rapid progress IN harvesting
July wheat, which dropped s cents yes
terday and olosed-at 81 tiM bid sold early
today at stio and later broke TO u.Ofsi,
rallying to n.09ih at the close.
Heavy sales, assumed TO havs been
made 10 millers, took place IN September
wheat. which opened NJ liO5is Mc lower
than that offered previous TO the cpd Of
business Yesterday December wah fairly
ftm but both Weakened, September fall
ing TO Hld. There was a rally ut the
close.
oats displayed nervousness. July SELL
ing at iSiio., a decline Of &c when com
pared with Yesterdays closing prices.
September and December showed no early
decline
Corn opened steady with light sales
recorded. They were scattered All three
months held firm in the early hours.
Export sales reported were 950.OoO
bushels wheat and 10000 bushels old
oats for shipment from the Atlantic sea-
board 10000 bushels Of wheat dnd 10000
bushels of oats were reported sold by
Chicago cash houses for exportntlon via
Gulf ports, An importation Of 100000
bushels Argentine corn was also recorded,
making the total received for the year
to date 100000 bushels.
Liverpool was nervous. Spot was easier.
Argentine weather reports favor crops,
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Settlement of Welsh Coal striksa
Helpful Factor.

LONDON, July 2l,--Buslness in seeurl-
tics on the Stock Exchange today was the
nhrrowest Blnec tho reopening OF the ex-
change last january A generally steady
tone prevailed. however, on the settle
msnt Of the strike Of the welsh coal
miners.
The ddlincss was In spite OF the
Hmoothaess with which heavy Initial pay
ments for the war loan were carried out
Bankers say that iconslderable portion
of the smaller subscriptions to the fiots-
tlon were paid from unsupported sources
The old war loan was hrmer The in
creased war credlt presented to Parlia-
ment Yesterday aid not have a harmful
effect Treasury hllls TO the amount OF
Re,3i6oOO were redeemed on balance the
last week. Home railway shares ad-
vanced again. Little was done in the
American group, Canadians were harder
1rreg1larltyl marked trading in South
American rails Foreigners were dull
There was realizing in mines and oils.
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT. -Reoepts bs. 500 bush. The mar.
ket w9a weak and further declined %. under
g,is,n general pressure g sell. Demand moderate.
Suotatlons; Car lots, n export eleyator-No,
red, new. spot and July St.10di,t2 No. 2
reg western, new, 81, i3dl,l6, No 2 Southern
red new, Si0Sa110, steamer No 2 red new,
N06g los No. 3 red. new. sL0e9i o.; re-
jeeted a, new Sl020i o. rejected q, new,
1,5T
CORN Receipts, 1000 bush Trads wab
quiet but prices were steadily held quota
tlons Cor lots for local trade, as to iocation--
No. yellow, S1ls4Ssi5c steamer yellow S0iA
qsfisc. No. 3 yellow, sl'ids5ise.
oATs.-RoceiptA 1916 bush. offerings
were light and prices ruled nrm under fair
demand, Quotations. No. white, B2bH6jc.
gt9ndard white, o2a62hc. No. . white, 0i9
FLoUR.--Reeeipts, 1908 bbls and as2,T0I
were weak. Quotations. Old, per ie6 lbs, III
wood-Wlnter, clear t6.26mb, 81; do atralght
straight juts SACKS 80 2sS 1857 s6j 90. patent.
t6'SOdSi5; d6 'S1Ul 'sSt1rSUlsht. sBISAeeoi do., pstt.
ent 50 gOTT.lS. do, favorlte brands ST2sH
80; city mills choice and fancy patent ST3b
Gear lGy 50 g!as60 d., ] TtESish, sbSSa0 fS iSs Do
patent, Sb,T6a6.25.
RYE FLOUR was dull and nominal. We
quote Pennsylvania at s.. 5Oq6ib, In wood, and
Wtstern, new. AZ s5d625, In sacks
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DIVIDENDS lpEcLARFD

KelloBg switchboard Company regular quar-
terry 5 per cent, payable July 81 70 stock
of record July %,
Picihc Power and Light Company regular
August 3
Phladelphia Trust Company, regular quar-
terly per cfnt.i payhhle august 90 Stock OF
record July 70. .,.. 49,
United Cigar stores Cqmpany, quarterly ~
August
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Reeord Rand Security Holdings

NBw YORK July 2i.-rhs esw foTk city
banks anq trust qemRa9,ss iir Slsorg ob fias
"a he date d thsr latest slatemehla, lhis
US 10 he eKpectea WIN money lettss lets ~
Rtef hoidinaa MAS S861, 2la, 800, Or approki-
rr,stely sA8 O80 600 more than the arEetl RQla-
in-s feporied 1T any previous aAle exclusive
IN me limited states honast .,o. ost
Ns,g YORK trust companies owned s3s3 wv,
~ ~ m Iuna 23 or nearly 90 per cent. eL
..he fotsl security holdings of EN- sc" heih
we Ssnis Their pi rsant holding3 are nearly
w 40 mo- aboso thelr highest pleyion7 record
aisSe in the report of March, 1910
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pennsrlyanlaIs Ne shIpments

.t srnounf Of anthraclia coal carried ca
~ PonnsyivAnia RaiIoaa.P Eaaiein l.ass y, in
june shoaes Rp increase q sssass ls1l 81 i7 5i5
tHs Ritufain0us coal o. June aeefse.sl
s0 ~ and the 5iN mQntn 81, assse1.s - 80 Is
tH1A' t,,t fsersased Iaff65 in slk months
srotsi ghlpmenta d June Increased lst.pt 2 ie'As'
bnt dtcleasea 2uaoiL - -iA-'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21

There RaA fair jobbing demand and values
generally were steadily maintained. Quotationql
City beef. In sets smoked and air-dried, 25d
20c. Western beef. In sets. smoked, 25926c.i
city heet knlekles. and tendere, smoked and
tenders smoked sfa 2se. se.i bSsf % hams ans ssidssi
pork, family s22,26622. 10. hams. S. r. cured
loose l9aqiic,i do. Eklnned. loose, 1JifM
smoked, city cured as TO brand and average,
HAgi0hc hams smoked Western cured, l4l9
shoulders. s. = cured, loose, lldql2c do,
smoked. 12Hql2Mc;; belleh,, in pickle, accord;
bacon, as TOY brand and average, city cured
lId1Sc. brEaASfast bacon. Western cured, 1Id
1so. lard. Western, rehnsd tieroes, l0aiOHe.;
kettle rendered in tlerces. i0Gl0Ac. lard. pure
city, kettle rendered, In tubs i0at0hc
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Financial Briefs

C, C., Hafrlson, Jr., & Co. report that
offerings OF foreign-held bonds are APP
pearing again, including today a block Of
S150,O0O Pennsylvania Railroad equipment
| As, maturing l916-i7, which were placed In
this market.
The London Stock Exchange will be
closed Saturday, July a.
The Republic Iron and Steel Company
reports net profits applicable to dividends
for tile sit months ended june 80 OF
Si.OO75O4 an increase of SSSS,72s,
At the directors" meeting OF Bangor
and Aroostook, Major A. W. 6pauldlng
was elected director to succeed his
late father WI @. spaWdlng. tft
The United CIGAR Stores raised the diYi-
dend from 8 10 Z percent per hnnum.
Cash wheat handlers sold 10000 bushels
OF wheat for export via the Gulf
The sharon Steel Hoop Company has
started It's new Morgan continuous min.
ana its open hearth department is TO be
operated at fun capacity
The Liverpool Cotton Exchange win be.
closed saturday July 81. and Monday,
August 2.
New York syndicate purchased the
automobile and bicycle manufaoturing
plant and bnslness Of the Pope Manufae-
turing Company at receivers sale az
Wsstheld. Mass yesterday the price
paid was s125,OOO
Erskine Hewitt. receiver for the Inter-
national Typesetting Company, is authot-
ICED BY court order to issue certificates 10
the amount OF s250000 to carry on the
| conpAnys business and also to redeem
the original issue of certificates amount-'
ing TO 100000.
state Senator L. r. Thatcher. Of Ne
vada, general manager OF the uniohl
Mines operating OF Union, Eureka coun-
tv. Nevada, has wired the Philadelphia
ofiees that the development IN winze two
diseloses ore for It's entire length and that
the values are uniform. averaging from
$40 10 $50 per ton. Several pronerties IN
the Union district have recently been
purchased by Philadelphians, and devsl-
opment work has started on several
claims.
Tho New York Central Railroad Is re-
ported TO have sent out Inquiries for
io00 freight cars for the MICHIGAN Central
Railroad. 1t Is stated bids are asked on
400 ail-stsel box cars and 900 hll-steel au-
tomobile box cars.
I
A contract for 500 tons OF strtleturat
steel work has been let by the YounEs-
town Sheet ana Tube Company 10 the
MeCHntic-A Marshall Company, Of Pitts
hurgh The buildings involved viii house
slght new rolling mile being erected al
Worcester Mass, Tor the steel concern,
and which win be used n rolling bars
and small shapes The mills ana build-
ms viii cost approximately 100000.
sales OF 5000 tons OF granulated sugar
were made 10 France IN New AeFk today
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LIYE STncK INNOVATIONS.

cHIcACO, Jlfly H,-HoQE.-- Reeelpts, %
pepi market 51lqc- lover plsea Apd butehsfs.
heavy 50 Ao3s 99l llght, 81 soQ7.ss9piss s6aS
+ CATTLE Receipts, lAnpQ: market steady
Zoe lowur, beeyeB t6.2BHi0 40t cows and
heiisrs, 81 s0a0.s5. Tsxans s74s4oi calves.
saisfsP' Receipts, lHoo0, market weak; ma
tive ana Western, t51Ba8: lambs s5'Aods,
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YoRK. July 2t.--BuTrER. Market
steady % hrml reuelpts. 15.TaT rAci,aEeB oK~
ira, a6iAo.; higher scoring, eTq9ilao. State
daley, 26e imitation eteamefy, 22i7ae0e
EddS.--MaIket barely fteadyi reeaipts, 10 $40
casos; extra FIRST. 22d23e., regular packed;
hrsts 2Od3tc., regular pachedt nearby whites
2s620c. mixed color. l8d23c, glthered;
ntirby browns, 2id2bc,
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sEcuRITIEs Af AucrrnN

The following sseFidep were eola al auoilbn
Today by Barnes 3 Lonand,
2 hhfs. penn National Bank, par 800 3ep4
chr Penn National bank; par eto0. 800
10 shra. Young -snyth-Field Coz. pres
terfedt par SlO0 q share common
Sil6 pfontsory note. Linden Cemetery
Association. at Z ptf cent, dated
January !, lnin payable within
years, S22t0 prof1iarory note,
Rofedae Cametcfy Anaoclefinn, al
per cent? DATED january l. 1910.
payable within yshra.,.,..,. lot 800
1000 shrs, Montross Metal casket Coz
par Wv .ts..s+. +..P.s-s s.s..t ..-.-lot a.u9
shrs Bank 81 North America, rsr
NlVU ....f-t...s. .tss ..|....s.s.-. 25l
Il airs Farmers ana Mechanics 10.
tenal Bsnh rsr sieo .s:ft i32A
9 ehra. Girsid NstIorAi Bank nsf siu0 sas
II shrs. Fafmcra' Trust Co. Nl Holly,
n. 1s par ein0 .st.......l.....s ied
10 Ghrs, Fidelity TfiIet COZ p1r- Si00 ga
10 shrs. GUARANTEE Trust Co. Atlantic
sHrs Phiiadeiphia trust Co par
stgs rhiisas;isSis trust O.. psr
so shrs. psn1syivshia ivatehoa,ins ana =
lac ss5s sac nsg9,,t so so PsS s,hsS. sse g
way Co! pat Se5 ......-..s.s. iaA
800 Hhrs. Northern Pacihc Railroad Co.
common. CCertihcAtsB Of deposit OK
j. r Morgan & Col .... ..4..,.4s. h01-
3 shgs. Belmont prlviug Club s..,. y
Canal Coz rer cent. frst nort-
sass Interest january aud July
Registered. Due 1876 ........... n1
( ehrB. Mutual Tribt co. .......t. . Hsk
4s ahrs. Mutual Trust Co ...a a..+.,.. :. ~
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COTTON

NEW YORK. July 2L-cotton opened
easier this morning at a decline OF 2 to
points, due TO disappointing cables
from Liverpool and somewhat better
weather IN the Southwest Later In the
day the market Armed up, prices going
above the final of yesterday
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VEGETABLES

supplies were liberal and prices generally
favortl buyers. with demand only moderate
Quotations White potatoes, virginia, per bhl =
No Il T5c. dS1 No. 2, 400 SOC sweet potatoes
~ 5yd9: onions. Bermuda per crate 509bQe :
s5 Jersey. per M-hu6h, basket 2Oa2Oci 40 Z
Fastern shore, per hamper ann4oe eggplahI
F'i5rIdl ner btN, 76c.@SE do.t NoFtolk, ler
crate HT5F2.25; cucumhefs, MaTylandr peg
u -bbi basket. $50 i0c corn Jersey. peg
baFsst BOuIbc psppers Florida, per carrier
Ef,5@6D6 tomatoes. Jersey, pqr basket-No- j.
basktt, Euc,usl,
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

hlW YORK. July 2l-Ihe forelsn exchange
altel opened Nth demand sterling on l-i0!
s.,I Sterling. Francs. Marks. LiTes.
l-aana -. l.issl 80 siN 0.il
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BIG OIL DEAL

7-sa Mexican Petroleum Company has ar
.rnesd fer the sale OF Z, 500 600 barrels of on
ts Ensiand through the formation q a new
company called the British. AleAleail fetieisIiH
slnftolied by the Mexican Petroleum company
ra me remainder b. British holders, aus
piiAr ba annual report OF the Mexican FeIqisan
company shows .pronta iof the Yeag 9f "
6ss 6n 4 capital STOCK Qf s5hpee'v9 sPaaAi9A
snd SIC O0O, GOO preferred.
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NEW YORK CURB
BANK CLEARINGs

qs cearings today compared with corre-
ilng day last two years:
1915 1914 1913.
llslphia S27 336, s48 S26, 6is go S25, ,885, 29T
81 fs1t. .884 6I2, ZIG 2ai, ,4s0 861 265, ,22O $50
ssaI.t.. 90 1876, s54 26.95s.354 "a, 483 1b7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21

The principal changes III dividends at
compared with the corresponding month
o year aso include the foilowlne
DIVIDENDS REDUCED.
AmalFnmated Copper Eureka Pire Linz N.
aNna Plpe Line Iouirvllle hni Naahnllf e,
3 Realty improvement
DEFERREp OR Passed.
Brown Shoe common Cities Service common.
Sltiea Service .preferttd, New York ohiahonis
gH pffferreh, Loose Wlief Biscuit "a pf1fefrtI.
Fhcihc Coast common Union OIL
DIVIDENDS INCREASED.
Mohawk Minlns Miami Copper.
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REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
BUYS WABASH RAILROAD
Receivership Sale Brings Only
StS,0O0,00O.

ST. LOUIS, July 21.-The reorganization
committee of the Wabash Railroad today
bought the railroad for Sis,OOdOO0 at the
receivership sale conducted by Judge
Chester M. crum, special commissioner
The recelvershlp proceedings were
brought by the Equitable Trust Company.
OF New York.
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1TIIFg Buy CIGARETTE

-,r raHfr Jui5 81 = lhs Il laa
~ 80 c5Hfany g Jgiasy si}, -
eg a sa5eftd on o. neiofa ~
Israfisa a4q i2f gee
ga SRI tsap lhs i4e-lit P=sz -
ulsHL
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nrm YnRK METAL MARKET


NEW YORK. July 2i.-lhe me az na5ee "a
,.ss arnsf today iata aa RIisteA #t 'eNe
Nm b nva-tou lots. lAtsA9t'-9'
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AUGUST PAYMENTS
REACH sI2O, ,O2O, ,l64
Passing and Reduction 81 Dlvi-
dends Offset BY Increased II.
terest Disbursements.

Investors in this ooantfv telfl re<tlts
next month dividend ana interest dithafsk
ments amountina % fi0Sn7ef tasf rst4
the Ausuet payments wetd sfiftq M f
The total there was 4 Falling 81 81 saAi
l9t IN dividends, which amounted ia
}s,e527o4 Industrial corporations win hs4
out 70 stockholders t1s6ia ias, 4 dAdstass
Of Si,st5, qof as q number of comrenita
have either reduced Or win omit dIei.
dends.
o00. against j5a.5o0 900 Last year. the H..
crease being due to nav bond and note
issues
a summary of the August dividend de
htirkamanln with rnlnna ainnn. lnllnu.aL
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REFINED SUGARS

The market ruled steady, but there was little
trading We quote reinets list prices Stan
dard granulated. 9 B15c. extra One granulated
g l0c. powdered, 6.20c. confeetloners A. 0c.
soft grades 525I5.s5c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21
PnRLIC IITILITIES

epsrating revenues of the Wisconsin
4hon Company show declines both in
and net for June. the decrease IN
a- amounting to 5.S5 per cent COM
pa with that month In 1914. while net
ags We're 800 less than year ago.
revenues for the month were S86i,-
oparating expenses totaled Sl2l9 94B
.ase OF nearly 3 per cent, leaving net
Hss Of s2s6,bs0. The balance avail
iof the Wisconsin Edison Company
aspreelation of subsidiary companies
fpoas. a decrease OF $3.50 per cent
feport Of the Kings County Elee-
sht and Power Company and the
Electric Illuminating Company OF
sn for the half year ended June
ents higher earnings as compared
me corresponding six months In
re Increase in gross income being
total revenues amounting 70
but IN order 10 meet higher
sting charges and also Increased
and depreciation the gain in net
which amounted 70 a,l2s46l was
a 20 Sfhs28 There was deducted
AfiQus interest, etc, Ns2, a02, leaving
balance of S126,525, as against S6as.-
the preceding year. The total
oi stock outstanding as Of June
a 9i4
directors Of the Spring Valley
Company have called a meeting OF
khnldefs for September 10 70 vote
nofizing i2.5o0,o00 two-year per
koid notes. dated September 4. The
go Rill be used TO retire the pres
eyear issue due December I next
cn 100000 are authorized and
ere Qutstandins The old notes
called Tor payment on september
and interest, the optional price
oainder Of The proceeds will he
paying the aeating debt and for
asIuetion
Tampa Gas Company reported f5f
~ ended june 80 an increase OF
gross revenue and a gam OF
Nsf earnings Gaa sales for the
qtHs were 81 900 cubic feet IN
A'2,aa0 cubic feet in 1914
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I0NIHAN0Fs AT AUCTION

f VIDE changes occurred at to-
ItesQn aaira nI aaruritifa. talui-
ai Halt. H. g.. raae IS lelnll
Nast at0.a aIHaU1Ha n4 aAtie
Hails fAllalei9aia 4fas. tea 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21
FRESH FRUITS

There was a fair demand FOR choies stock
OF most descriptions and prices generally were
well sustained, with peaches, cantaloupes and
SSeiss. new. transparent Der hamper, 500, a
Si; peaches. Georgia, per crate, 81 2hql. I6i
lemons per box, Si01.I5; oranges Florida.
Ea2; plneapples per crate-Porto Rico. 81 80
T2TAt DO. Florida. 81. 50u2Tb, cherries
sWeet per H.. 54Sc. do. sour, per lb. So
Sc plums, Georgia. per CARRIER Slq1.2bi eur-
IA ats red per a.. 845c.; hlackberries. Della
ware Maryland and Jersey per qt., 4g6c. ;
gooseberriss per qt sq6c.; hpcklsberries per
at 7Isc. raspberries, red per pint, 2q4e.i
cantaloupel, Georgia, per standard crate, zoe
TSi25. DO North Carolina, per standard
crate. nc lisi 80; do. North Carolina per hRt
crate 86al5Ci watormelona, per car, sl2o
n295.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21

NEW YnRK CnFFEE MARK F-.

NEW YORK 4uiv 2i-On the Coffee *,
change al the opening futures were unchanged
to 2 points Above yeFterday,.s nnal figures.
Tradihg was Light Pricea follow
rodaya YESTERDAYS
!9peegins, sloss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21

sales OF 5000 tons OF gFanulated susaF
we're made TO France IN New Aerk today
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POULTRY

tIVE.-Trade was fair and values gener-
ally ruled steady under moderate offerings.
Quotations Fowls, AZ to quality, 168lelse.
rooBtera, ltGl2c.i broilihg chickons, fancy
not leghoEns weighing lhd2 lbs. apiece go
1Gik lbs apiece 1Ia2le broping ebeksns
ieghorns, Weighing 1hg2 lbs Apiece, 1sQ2Oc, I;
hrolhng chickens legh0rns, weighing 1qlH
lie apiece, iGaiIe ducks. Peblnt old, 198
l4c., do Indian Runner Old l2di3c. duebs,
young. according to size, lH91Ie.; pigeons, eld
per pair 2td23c.. do young per pair, 20H2lc.
DREssED.-Fancy deslrable-siEsd stock
brought outside rates but much Of the supply
was unattraotiYe In size or quality, and had
to be sold at Irregular ngures Following are
the quotations; Freah-flled poultry fowls ~
TO box dry-picked. fancy. selected, 100. weigh
ing 4AgS les apiece ysis%b si%bI Teifhins gSg
ieIsg5i7se. under q lbs, apiece, iihai6Nc ;
ice-pa cked Western, ii5 lbs. and over Apiece,
ise. do, smaller Sizes, it31lg.g old ROSTERS,
dry-picked, i2c,; broiling chickens, Jersey,
fancy. ,,sOq32ei other nearby. fancy. 25g
SSggss' DO SwsishlnS ifiR lbs. 2ia2sc.: sprIns
duckg i6Ad11c, squads, per dog white
Weighing Ii 10 ~ lbs. per doz, s300d4. 90;
wide %si6hlhg ( . id !os per dOas sss sss
2s5 3SO lbs per dsSS5n SS iogaRfoi ggsrf sffgSd
gif al, small ard No, q 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21

The New York Central Railroad Is re-.
ported 10 have sent out Inquiries for
So0 freight cars for the MICHIGAN Central
Railroad 1t Is stated bids are asked on
i6oO ail-stssl box cars and 600 hll-steel au-
innnhllh box cars
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21

Erskine Hewitt. receiver for the Inter-
national Typesetting Company, is authof-
lied BY court order to issue certihcates TO
the amount OF S250OOO to carry on the
eonpany's business and also to redeem
the original issue of certificates amouns-N
ing TO 100000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21
PROVISIONS

RYE FLOUR was dull and nominal. We
quote pennsylvania at 81. 50qbtb In wood, and
Wtstern, new ~ s5a625, In sacks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-28
SAY dams SOLD
MUCH MOLASSES,
LITTLE OPIUM

Jose NJ. Dams, a fireman of the
steamer Matsonia, is under arrest
charged with attempting to sell mo-
lasses and opium in specially con-
structed cans and with having the
drug In his possession. According 70
the police, Dams had q small brass
tube soldered in the bottom of each
can
The tubes were sealed on the tops
and otherwise resembled the well in z
paste jar. In these tubes he put OPT
nm and then filled the rest Of the
cans with molasses. In showing his
product to the prospective buyers,
Dams would stick a needle in the bot
tom of the sealed cans and when lie
would take it out the needle was coy
cred with opium, according 70 the POI
lice. The prospective buyers wonld
then test the opium on the needle.
Dams Is said to have marked the cans
so that he would not, by mistake. stick
the needle into the part containing the
molasses. Then he would attempt 10
sell the whole can as pure opium.
The tins were half.pound ones, and
IL fun of good opium would BIT worth
up to $125 each. Dams was trailed
from Chinatown by Detectives Nc
Duffie, Swift, Kellett, Bigler and All
Kui to an lwiIei lumber yard, where
later sack with four tins inside was
found hidden.
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ASCH DOUBTS WISH OF
0FFjciAi s TO BRING
BARTLETT TO TRIAL

aIf the people who brought the evi.
dence against Charles @. Bartlett be.
fore the grand jury really wanted 20
bring him to justice. they would h5ve
seen that cablegram had been seEt
me to the effect: Keep Bartlett un-
der cover. and Bartlett would be ia
the Honolulu jail now" declared NDep-
uty Sheriff ]. W. Asch today IN an adj
ditional interview given out in con.
nection with the escape of the former
brewery president
4 learned late yesterday that tho
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Two passport forms which we're re-
ceived BY the clerk Of the federal
court today from the American con-
sui at Breslau. Germany will have to
be signed By two residents Of Homo
lulu who know that Fritz Boite, son
OF G. Boite Of this city. was born in
ne territory. before that young man
can return to the United States.
Young Bolte now Is studying cilemis-
try n Newmarket. Germany After
the passport forms are signed they
viii be forwarded to Washington. d.
G.. and thence "a the American con-
rnI Il BreeIan.