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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
HEAVY PROFIT TAKING
CHECKS UPWARD SWING
Local Brokers Report Brisk
Business - Public Interest
Aroused-Rally at Close.

Brokers' offices in this city today pre-
sented more animated appearance than
at any time since war was declared and
the managers of the leading commission
houses said they were executing more
orders than for many day. The big rise
In prices has attracted large public in
terest, and even though there has been
much proht-taklng In evidence, this morn
ing, after a strong opening, the local
list met considerable support from out
side sources.
AS usual, United Stntcs steel was the
most active issue, but Cambria Steel,
General Asphalt and Lake Superior were
also briskly traded in. All reacted after
brief upward spurt, which in the case of
Philadelphia Company reached 1a points.
and In the cumulative preferred. Elec-
trio Storage Battery, after moving up to
5l. fell back to 80 and then recovered It's
loss.
Bonds, too, were quite heavily dealt in,
especially United Railway Investment IS,
ana quotations in this quarter of the list
were well maintained For two-hour
saturday session, the volume of stock
transactions was exceptionally large. The
close showed moderate recoveries from
the days lowest points.
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STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS
Financial Briefs

Charles NJ schwab has rccigned from
the board of the Lchigh Valley Transit
Company, owing TO pressure Of business.
The annual report OF the Chino Copper
Company shows net profits Of S3O74,S22,
against S3 100, ,2o3 in 1913. The surplus was
equal to $40 earned on the stock, against
S3.75 the previous year.
Commercial failures this week in the
United states were 473, against i72 last
week and 33l last year.
All tho 100000 5 per cent. collateral
trust bonds of the Chicago Junction Rail-
ways and Union stock Yards Company,
which were offered by the bankers syndi-
cate, have been sold
New York banks rainod Sl5Oo,OoO from
tho Subtreasury yo-'"rday,
Time for rcceiyu. ids by North Wild
wood. Cape May County. y. j.. for s35 OOo
per cent. 2O-year sewer bonds has been
extended until April 2n.
The gross earnings Of So railroads for
tho fourth week OF March showed a
decrease of SS26,4i5
The Missouri Pacific officially an
nounced a proposal to extend s2iA5, 900
extended threc-vear 6 per cent. notes. due
June /. 1915. Notcholders are requested
to extend their notes for a period OF
one year upon the collateral by which
they are now secured. The rate OF in
tercst remains unchanged. A cash COM
mission Of one-half OF / per cent. upon
the face value of the notes, or S a
$1,000 note, will be paid notcholders on the
extension becoming operative.
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GRAINS IRREGULAR
IN CHICAGO PIT
May Wheat Rallied After Early
Break-Markets Reported as
Oversold.

CHICAGO, April 10-A reactlng tone de-
veloped in the wheat market here today.
After opening at S1.5rb against tL55, last
nights close, the May option sold of to
$L54 July declined trine more than
point despite reports that the grain
markets had become oversod. There was
rally before the close which carried
May fractonally above the Anal of yes
terday. July ended lower and the mar
ket was irregular.
Export sales to the traders yesterday
amounted to 100000 bushels Of wheat and
10000 bushels Of oats. Mailed advices
from Germany show that country to be
enjoying excellent crop prospects together
with large wheat area General rain
fall in Spain relieved the drought there
and prevented what appeared to be In
evitable ruin OF the crop.
American crop prospects are being care
fully watched by the United Kingdom
Europe normally raises more than a
majority of the worlds wheat crop, and
from loss of acreage and otherwise II
has been learned from careful investlga-
ton that the shrinkage will be large this
year. Countries other than America only
raise one-fifth of the worlds production,
while this country yields one-third.
Leading
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STOCK MARKET PRICES
HIGHEST SINCE WAR
Astonishing Advances Shown in
Some Issues-Average Gain
Over IL Points.

The stock markets spectacular advance
this week brought the average prices Of
the leading railroad and industrial issues
to the highest level since the resumption
of business in Wall street. the gain be-
Ing moro than 70 points
The low point for tho industrals was
7l42 on July 90. For the railroads 1t was
$40 on December a. The high averages
reached at the close last night were.
respectively, SG32 and ISIS. Below is a
list of leading issues with Yesterdays
best prices, compared with the low of
this year and the net change from July
80, the day before the New York stock
Exchange was closed.
1ND1 -STRIAIS
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JERSEY INSTITUTIONS IN
MUCH BETTER POSITION
Heavy Increase in Deposits and Re-
sources Reported.

TRENTON. April 1O,--The financial in
stitutions Of New Jersey today have pre-
scented to Commissioner of Banking and
Insurance George NJ. La Monte figures
indicating that the people of the State
are better off financially than they were
some time ago The commissioner has
issued n report which shows that In the
last three months there has been an In
crease of s., 100, 226 20 in deposits and $2,5OS,
6t546 in resources in the financial insti-
tutione of the state
The statement gives the condition Of
the li9 institutions at the close of business
on March / last The report shows that
total deposits of all institutions were
$3.50, ,Gl6 32LH. compared with total de-
posits of sS65516. 09i04 at the close of
business on December 81 last. The state
ment also shows that the total resources
on March { were $iII.0l9, ,56742, as against
S441, $40 l.9G on December 81.
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VEGETABLES

There was little trading and values Of onions
were a shade easier, other kinds of vegeta-
tables showed little change. Quotations:
WhidiSe W,dSo potatoes pi,i%' -gsr eusn-Pennsyiyanla
to quality, 4sR55c,s white potatoes, Florida,
sswSSect potatoes. Delaw2ro Ger hamPer-Large,
Eastern Shore, per bhl No. /, 81. 25E3. .25: No.
q S1,50g1.75; sweets Jersey, per o6l,-No, /.
81 T5di. -; No, . S2d2.6O; sweets. Jersey, per
basket; 75c 1l.25, onions, per bush, $lgl 10:
do GhoGe IRSSGT ioq-l6 ,11aE s2G2 %; do,
Tnds, reT lo0,lb oRbsgs 733cc q'L cabbage,
basket, Si5oal75; cauiaower New YORK. Psr Der
cratt, N.I5q225i spinach, Norfolk. per bbl.,
S@025O; kale, Norfolk, per bbl, Sl25d !. 50:
lettuce, Texas, per hush, basket 6Oa75c; DO,
Florida per basket I5c- q 81 ~ beans, Florida,
per BASKET, S?4a 50, peas, Florida, per sket'
cucumhers, Florida, per basket. S3,5Od5;
squash, Florida per basket, S2.25a3; peppers
Florida per carrier, S263.25: heets Florida
per 100 hg9nches $ig5; tomatoes, Florida, per
carrier Slu5.3n; celery, Florida, per crate,
81 23d2; do, New York, per bunch. a5d SOC
mushrooms, per i-lh. basket. GOc q 81, go.
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LEGAL ApYERTIsEs1ENTs

m1p7 NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
as an application will be made to the
Governor OF the state Of Pennsylvania. on
Tuesday, May Z, 1915 by Ferdinand w.
Kelley, under the act OF Assembly OF the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania entitled
'An act 20 provide for the Incorporation ana
regulation Of certain corporations" ap-
proved April 20, 1874, and the supplements
thereto, for the charter Of an intended coT-
poration, 20 be called THE CHESTER AND
REGENT REAL ESTATE COMPANY, the
character and object OF which ls for the
purpose OF purchasing, holding, selling. mort
gaElng and leasing real estate. and the con-
struetlng. erecting and maintaining build
inEs and improvements thereon. and for this
purpose 20 have, possegs and enjoy ali the
rightg. dement's and privileges OF the said
act OF Assembly and It's supplements
ALFRED ]. WILKINSON,
Solicitor.
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INJUNCTION Is REFUSED
AGAINST ROCK ISLAND
Minority Stockholders Lose in At
tempt to Prevent Meeting.

CHICAGO, April 1O.-Federal Judge Car
penter today refused to grant an injunc-
tion to the minority stockholders of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
road to prevent the annual meeting Of
stockholders next Monday. The court
held that the Illinois constitution does not
specify that 1t is illegal to classify direc-
tors.
The injunction was sought against the
Reid Moore group of stockholders by
Nathan l.. Amster, of New York, and
other stockholders representing holdings
of 10000 shares out of a total OF 10000
The meeting of stockholders Is to take
place in Chicago next Monday at noon
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LONDON TRADING BRISK

Activity in American Section on
Strength in New York,
LONDON. April 1O.-Following the
strength and activity at New York yes
terday, the American section Of the stock
exchange became active. United States
Steel skyrocketed. and other shares In
the group followed. Gains of l to 3
points were numerous. Sentiment
throughout the house was cheerful and
business was good.
Fresh huoyancy was noted in Grand
Trunks. The outlook for the property
being considered more hopeful, Canadian
Pacific spurted Gilt-edged issues were
steady but the dealings were not brisk.
Home rails were quiet and flrmer; Ar
gentine rails failed to rally. Mines and
oils were eclipsed by the American group.
The tone of Rubber was good and Russian
desCrintions disnlnNed Rtrenpth.
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National Park. N. ,.
NATIoNAL PARK. \. }.


GET THEN WHILE THEY LAST
BUNGALOWS BuILT-Lofs 25xt50; highest
point. overlooking the Delaware River Just
opposite League Island. practically s. Brosd
ST., 500 up; bungalows, $3.50 upi easy pay
ment best bathing. boating. fishing. adioin-
Ing camp grove i0c carfare, Free excur-
sion sunday. p. mt Chestnut 81 ferry.
Come along
GkEAfEH Nav JERSEY REALTE 90.
s. eeuia elzteenth el. spEuce 498I.
Eqr furtner formation call spruce 1881 q race
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GoLDFIELD STOCKS
Hanscom Employees at BANQUET

All the employees of the 10 stores and
restaurants of Hanscom Brothers, about
tainment last night at 929 Market street.
Edward Hanscom and j. V. Edmunds.
the latter one OF the oldest employees OF
the company, were the principal speakers.
Among those who took part in the en-
tertainment we're II. Adams, j. Harr.
NJ. Hast, j. Haffy, ], Painter, d. Becker,
f, Russell. F, Keefe, f. Snkwith. r.
Muse and /. Grayer.
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PROVISIONS

The market steady but trade quiet. Quota
tIons, city beef, in sets. smoked and alr,dIied
25G26c; Western beef, in sets. smoked, 2n9
26c: CITY beef knuckes and tenders, sgoked
and air-dried. a7a2sc.; Western beef kuf..kkiles
and tenders. smoked 2TG2SS "a %S eeet hams S'iP
cured. loose, l8hdi3lac; do. skinned Loose. loose.
i2i4gl22c.: do do, smoked, l3!!gl5SaC.
and average, l3lsTl4c; hams smolted West,
ern cured l3iGdl4c,; do. boiled boneless inP iin3
Mlic,; do, smoked, iOGdlO@lc,; bellies, IN
pickle according to average loose or5 sit
cured iTGlSc; breakfast bacon, western
cured 17a1sc lard WesIs[n FeGnsq ard ,'TSSs pure
civ Kettle rendered in tierces, llmilHC';
lard. pure city. kettled rendered in tops II
MlLc.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. April 1O.-HOGS.-Receipts 5000;
market &c. higher. Mixed and butchers,.
S6.s5a7: 20; good heavy, 50. 1917. 20 rough
16.71 bulk 81 O56T.i5.
CATTLE. : Receipts, 100; market slow.
Becves, SBTSan; cows and heifers, S3dS;
Texans S560dB 75; calves. Sc 25as.75.
SHEFP. Receipts, 200; ma rlSet dull. Native
and Western, ST.40fS.40. lambs, 81. .s091O.50
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Heavy Increase in Loans-Excess Re-
serves Lower.

NEW YORK. April 1O.-An increase of
more than $40 OOOO,O 900 in loans was shown in
the average figures of the New York
banks for the week ended today. The
actual figures, however. showed only
about half that gain.
Average reserves fell 1856, 40. but the
actual decrease was only S4S, 100. Actual
deposits expanded SIS. $4,000, Total loans
were $2.397.s7lOOO with total deposits of
81, ,2S7, ,996, 900. Details follow:
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tions displayed strength.
MARCH MUNICIPAL BOND SALES

Sales of municipal bond issues in the United
States in March, according to the Financial
Chroncle, amounted to SGi 515. .2l6. an Increase
Of S2l, lBS. IG5 over March. 1914 The large
increase was duo to the sale OF S2T. .O0O 900 Naw
York state AS in March this year. For the
first three months of this year the sales Rg-
greEated Nl3D, OIS. which was $50. 1851
less IMAM ln the corresnondinE period OF 1911.
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Today's Yesterdays
PEACE RUMoRs HELP COTTON

NEW YORK, April lO.-Peace rumors were
the dominating inhusnce In the cotton market
this morning and prices opened firm at an
with Liverpool. Some brokers were good buy
crs Of July. and spot houses hid for October.
buying for a further rise. Practically ali the
selling appeared to be proit-taking. There
limited offerings OF Liverpool.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
MIDLAND VALLEY RAILROAD.
Big Pig Iron Order Reported

II is reported in the local pig iron trade that
a very large order for basic iron, about 10000
tons, has been placed among eastern Pennsyl-
vana furnaces by large Independent eastern
iron and steel company. The prices mentioned
in connection with the order are from S13 25
to Sl3.50 per ton, delivered. -
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COTTON STATISTICS

NEW YORK, April 10.-The statistical posi-
tion of cotton for the week Is as follows:
This week. Last week. Last year.
Visible supply. 7,4S4,s ,s2O 7,4S0,450 5.649, $50
or which
American g.. 5,770. $50 5,s22,4 3.7O8. $50
April o 90. la,1s4,O2o 12,o46.OA l3.4GO.a1O
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BANK CLEARINGs EXPAND
Philadelphia Shows Gain of 1873 Per
Cent. for the Week.

ihere was a gain of "a per cent. in the
cleRrings OF the banks OF the United States
this week. New Orleans led the list with
Jump OF 22 per cent; Baltimore was second
with a 173 per cent gain and Philadelphia
third with 1853 per cent. improvement.
The total clearings were S3,2l5,37i,35T,
against 81. pa 521. 4O last week and So 02i 49,
lit the corresponding week last year:
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Bryn Mawr Trust ComPany regular semi;
annual 4 per cent, payable May ] TO stock OF
Grand Rapids Railway Company regular
Nav i. 10 stock OF record April 20.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
FnREIGN EXCHANGED

NEW YORK, April 1O.-The foreign ex-
change market ruled hrm' Wiih ae'hAu1 s'sN
iihk W - stlg, FrsRss MaTks g lsgg
Demand .....,,. EI0& 63iA s2A saA
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FRESH FRUITS

The market was quiet. with fairly lib
eral onerings at the following quotations
ImperIal, $2193 Greenns S2dS King So 75G
800; SPY, S2HI323, Baldwin, S2.5Oa325;
Ben Davis, 81 T5H2.50; other good eating
varieties. ST ,5Oa2. 5O medium. ai.5o: apples.
Western, nor box, S1.25n2; apples Delaware
per rox. S2a2 -; oranges, Florida, per SoS'
81 NI2.No; tangerines. Florida, per strap,
Sl;Ma2 ~ Erapefruit Florida, Ier box. Sl.5O9
2.25; pineauples, per crate, Porto Rico 50
d3.5o; Florida, S2d3 eranberries. fancy late
varieties per bh. 81 5O64 70; cranberres Jer-
sey, per crate, 25a75c strawberries, Florida,
Ier quart 9OH35C.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

picked a?d !dry-p3Gfked fancy selected, 12ac.i
do,,, ars4t IlEs. Apiece, i$,!sSs do, iHs:;
i5c. Fowls, bbls. dry picked and dry-packed.
Western, iNi lbs. apiece, lsc.; do, do,
w lbs, lIulIiGc.: do do. 3 lbs. and under,
l!a1Gc. Fowls. Western. !ce-Packed. 1TG
17iac. Old roostors, dry picked, l3lac. Squads,
per dos., white, weighing ii to y lbs,
70, 10 lbs, pc, doz., Sa.65@i. Is, do DO. $
is5; dark and No. >. 5Oc 5i$i. Frozen poultry
Fowls as to quality. 1Gdlsc.; chickens dry
rISGFed Sb d and dry-paGked, in boxes milk,fed, 81
iSc;: do.:, ,43ai7 lbs, {? doa,, 1Sc; do. IS lbs
to do;Z, 20c,i do, 90 lbs: and over, PIC, corn
ied. @lgi2 lbs. TO do2, Ice. do, i3aI7 lbs to
aoz., l7c.; do, IS lbs. to doz. 19c, do, 90
lbs. and over, 2Oc Chickens. dry-picked and
aTEJ-paGSed STJ o"d in bblsaweStGrn c9rn:fed, lbs
Do. 3% his, 15lgc,: do, do, 21ad3 lbs. 14G
toc' broIlers, milk-fed. fancy, 1924 lbs.
doa, 2ic, corn-fcd fancy. 1924 lbs to to- doz.,
25c; do prime. 25d3O lbs to doz 22c Tur.
bSS absys dry-pickod and y-paGked-tanGy, 2l9
ducks. fancy, in boxes 1Ta1Sc.; do. ordinary
to good, l2aldc, geese, choice and fancy, l5d
lBC. dor. IN I0T1Ir
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GRAIN AND FLOUR
MmEAT-ReceInts. 1R4-o11 lana

WHEAT.--ReceIpts, 164O5l bush. The
market was 1c. higher with fair export de-
manl. Quotations: Car lots, in export e.e'
Western. Si.6011.G2 Round lots, in EXPORT
l.0lI. No. . red. Western, St.Gl laal 66l2; No.
1 Northern Duluth. 81 GiTil.6S.
CORN.-Receipts 1000 bush. Export de-
liveres unchanged. Local car lots laC. higher.
Trade quiet. quotations: car lots, in eEgot {
elevator-No ,, spot and April IGU I1c. ;
steamer. T4is6 75iRc,: No. 2, I3lgm iii2c car
lots for local trade, as to loCqtlon-No. : yel-
low, SO4@Sliac.; steamer yellow, $50 'H,g !
T5iac.; sample yellow, 6oian I3'ac.; new roh'
OATS."Receipts, 1876 bush, The mar
kct ruled frm. with n quiet trade, Quotations.
No = white. i}T64c.; STANDARD whlte' p-"u'''' :
No 3 white. 6lQG2c. -,,o -
RYE steady We quote at 81 16@11S per
bush, as to quality in export elevator, and az
81 OSdl. ii for small lots of nearby gram IN
FIoUR.-Receipts $50 bbls. and t.o02, ESQ
limits we'll maintained. Quotations. per lV6
lbs in wood Winter, clear $635a6 go; DO.
straight. 8.GOTT; do patent SIa7. 20;
patent' lutte sacks. $TIl7.25; spring, first clear,
So 766T; do, straight, $IdI.2H; do. patent.
ST. ESQ co; do, favorite brands, S7!3nS; Guy
mills choice and fancy patent SLIa3S; do.'
regular grades. winter, clear S6314tto; dor
straight So G0dT; do, patent, SIHi -.
RYE FLOUR quiet but firm, under small
supplies. We quote nearby and Western IN
wood at S0,5OG6.75. as to quality.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. April 1O.-The coffee market
points higher Al the close the market re-
acted and prices were 3 to 8 points below
last nights finals. Trading was fairly active.
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Local Reserye Bank statement
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings today compared With CORE
spondihg day last Two years'
Phila ..... S23 a5l. les SO as0 3f2 s2s050 a5o
Boston ..,.. 25.sss,sTo etost4 400 2sT2Ti 100
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Clementon Heights. n. j.
JUST IMAGINE

JUST IMAGINE
pretty little bungalow among the pineS;
highest point South Jersey. Ideal Health Spot;
overlooking beautiful Clsmenton Park lakes
ana golf grounds; bathing boating and fishing
only i0c fare, trolley or steam; cars every rs
minutes; lot 25xl5O SIS bungalows $50 up,
easy payments, Take trolley marked Clemen-
ton, Market Street Ferry, Camden, get on at
end OF line, Agent with badge meets every
car Sunday. Come on along, Buy now: be
ready for spring, f. v. NJ BRENNAN IS
South 18th street. For any further informl-
tion or appointments call Tabs" Service,
Spruce 1881 or Race 1929. any time
NEVER CLOSES
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REFINED SUGARS

I,he market steady, but there was littie
trading We quote: Standard grangla,ed.
hVSc fine granulated. 5.9Oc.; powered, ng az -
confe:tioners' A, 5.SOc, soft grades ''u'"
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FnrIish Treasnrg BIlIs EapIre

LONDON. April lo.-A hlaek 9. -t''essiqi9e 49,
rrcaaulf hiiia e4pirld fQle4 a r
amount g neN TREASURY 'Ai'
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LARGE LOCAL EXPORTS
But City's March Foreign Trade
Showed Loss in Imports.

The commerce of tho Port OF Philadelphia for
the month OF March shows gain OF g million
and half in exports. but Imports fell from
S1o.OsT, GB2 IN March, 1911, to S76li,1 1ST Com
pArisons follows:
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S2,317,57S.54

$2,S17,57S.54
JAMES r. MCCLURE, JR,,
President
CHARLES V. THACKARA
Vice President and Treasurer
ANDREW GREENE
Secretary and Assistant Treasurer
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NEW 4oRk Anrl lQ-Ihe eaotakioa f1T
eQlfncFci1i bar ziIftE rtxnaAcf uhrbaa8c4
lQdsy as aet cents
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POULTRY

LIVE-The market quiet, with moderate Moderate
but annie offerings at former rates. guoLl-
lions. Fowls. I8laQlTc.; old roosters, Ia
i2isc.; young chickens soft,msated iittggiiSSc' itggiiSc
SUc,ks isdi7c.; geese, l2al6c,; guineas, as
to quality per pair 5od7oc.; pigeons SD 90
mar bair 26d3Oc: do, young. per pair 2@g-2o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were ample and the
market was quiet with little change IN prices.
Quotations: Fresh-klled fowls Il TO box dry-
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-supplies were well ,a!I cleaned IoI. up
and the market ruled hrT, g"nSv
sMnSSisis MssiIsiTn sie extra ,S2c; extra hrsts SIC
Tpsts' 20d3Oc. seconds 26u2Ic,; laaie-pssSneu ~ re
~ sv;eraEe extra dc; hrsts 30n32c'; sec
ends 27d20c: special fancy brands OF pFih'S
EGGs were firm and In good demand
Quotations In free cases; nearby eNtra5' 80
~ ~ .hI, current receipts S615 per case; West
ern extra frsts $3.50 per case; do, hrsts' g., 10
per case: Southern, S. 5b5G6 per case ia"sg
Selected candled fresh eggs were J"'"'" ''' -
24R?5C. per doz. .- L,,t
CHFEsE-Demand was only moderate ~, ny
sunpiiss were small and values were vel
maintained. Quotations. New HoEk AZ"
cream fall make fancy i7iai7l5G; do =, dS 40
FAIR to rood, l6l66lTc. do, DO, CurTent Inahe'
Nv q iRc !. do do mart sklms. hul6C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
Statement
of the Condition of the
Robert Morris
Trust Co.
mt the close of business
April ., 1918

mt the close of business
April ., 1918
RESOURCES
Cash on Hand and in Banks. .SI03.os0,s3
Collateral Loans ..........., SS9,943.1s
Investment Securities Owned, 646,143.79
Commercial Paper Purchased, 121,165.o9
Office Building and Other Real
Estate .................... 5I2,044.94
Furniture and Fixtures. .,.... 19,3S2.53
Accrued Interest Receivable. 1S.4S6.24
Other Assets ................ 6.S31.93
$2,317,57S.54
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock ...,.........s1,OO 900, 10000
Surplus Fund .......... 100000
Undivided Profits .,........ 61,253.91
Accrued Interest Payable. S,635.S7
Reserved for Taxes ........ 4,36S.95
Reserves .... 16,SS3.77
Mortgage on Building
927 Chestnut .S150.000
Mortgage on other
Real Estate ...... 10000 100000
Deposits INSTRUMENTATION. 966,436.04
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
DIyIDENDs DECLARED

Total sales today, SIS, 500 ShareSi tollpa
MIN last Saturday, POS, 500 shares this we
4,7lS.3OO shares; last Week. z'ioe'ooo shaF7