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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov 25. Pronounced
strength was displayed on the Cotton Ex-
change Mt the opening this morning. The
initial prices showed active advances from
10 to 2s points. on the cali the first sale
OF January was at 2O.62c from which price
II Immediately rose 70 2O.77c
An Interest usually representing a prom
lnent spot house was the principal buyer
were sellers. Southern interests and Biv-
erpool also purchased and some room
traders took various options.
The supply came from some Of the re-
cent buyers, who took profits and from com
mission houses, while Wall Street also sold
The market gained in strength as the
session progressed, and by the end of tho
first hour prices were some 80 points
net higher as the result Of active demand
from several Of the leading spot firms,
wall street houses and commission house
interests.
News as to the spot situation was n
large factor In promoting the demand.
From all sections of the belt came re-
ports TO the effect that the basis was strong
and that holders were naming their old
price for the staple.
New Orleans wired that n considerable
portion OF the stock in warehouses awaited
December January shipment, that probably
100000 bales Of the stock were hedged and
that a considerable amount OF the long end
Of the hedges Is being held against spot
commitments ns far ahead as next June.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-with the single
exception OF a slight shading further in
rubles the foreign exchange market In the
early dealings showed little feature. Bust
ness was at minimum and the tone fairly
steady. although Teutonlo exchange was
at the low points OF the week. The usual
steadiness was apparent In sterling and
francs. Pesetas retained a irm tone and
this was true aho OF Scandinavian ex-
change.
AIS 1t-1s. cables 4.7sh sixty-day bills
nominally any, ninety-day bills 4.69 y :
franc cables 5.ssh, checks 5s41f rsichs-
mark cables ssA checks es ll-1Si lire
cables e.fzh, checks sTs; Swiss cables
517h, checks 5,1sh Vienna cables lisa,
checks II, so; pesetas cables 20.62, checks
90 42i Scandinavian kroner cables zs.45,
checks 2S,35 sulldsr cables 40 1915 plus
l-16. checks 40N plus 1-is ruble cables
$3.50. checks 30.20.
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a decline Of point before tho .ra
nrst hour, but this was recovered 80 mt
more before the close There ba,a ~. n,lf
many rumors in circulation IN ,hs ~ ~ =
from time TO time that many havs .! 49,!
the "show-me" policy. 's adopted
Before the first hour was vsrv "a,
lucky Securities common had e5y, a os. ~.
points to a new high mark. reacb,.s ~ ~
al OF this gain was not held M ~ ssa
me movement was said in some o,as.'aos sloss
ne due to the belief that dlSiSaa,l1s liSSasse1s y
the common stock will start bus sbor,,.o q
the same time LehlEh NayIratio,, "
more than point All Of the llS, ,e sAn,e
strong but where declines ooc,,sres VI. ~
were mostly fractional. Philade,nht. u W.
transit trust certificates lost a ,riTs Napit
There was an increase OF "a nj
$3.50, 100, In total revenues Of 81. my NY
service Corporation OF New Jerssv !. .ue'l1
toner. while for the month ayaiish,a ~
dividends, amortization. etc. was al, iof
an Increase Of S1SO,2sI. For ia 1870 ,..1s
ended october 81 there was gain ln n,a, W..
revenues Of S4,O96.4I3. or IL per cen, ~ .osal s,a
balance after payment OF operafir. 8lsa ~
penses, taxes, fixed charges and sis.,1- -
tund requirements OF S4,56s.ssi Ava1s.st
for dividends. amortization and Eurnins ~
Increase of Sl,01s,739. '1'' -
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CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-After opening easier
this morning, May and July wheat rallied
above yesterdays close. Sentiment was
affected by further embargo talk and In
activity among exporters. The market at
Liverpool was dull. but steady. News was
scarce.
December opened at St.7sk to S1,7s,
against S1.7s% at the close yesterday, and
lated sold at s1.7sk May started at s1S5%
to St.85S. compared with S1.s5&, yester-
days last price, and after receding to
s1.s4% rose to $1.S5B July was quoted
at S1.55A at the outset. unchanged, and
after declining to $155 moved up to S1.55H
Later the market developed weakness
under active liquidation, due TO n drop at
Winnipeg and fears OF unfavorable diplo-
matio developments,
At the outset corn made n small gain on
some buying by commission houses. but did
not hold the Improvement. The weather
was favorable and with the corn situation
improving a larger movement was looked
for.
Oats were quiet and changes in prices
slight. The tone at Liverpool was strong
with the Continent absorbing and worlds
shipments small The receipts here today
were PA cars.
Leading futures ranged as follows
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

American Iron and Steel Manufacturing Com
pany regular quarterly OF lh per cent on ne
Rbe JRnuSry 16fI Tt o NE ~ ;.s ea
December 20, 1919. The transfer books Do noi
Atlantic Coast Line Company OF Connecticut
regular quarterly OF 100 a share Is payable
December IL. Books close November 20, re-
open December IL
Oklahoma Producing and Refining Company.
able DECEMBER % to stock Of record Do
Swift { Co. regular quarterly OF 2 per can't
payable January to stock OF record December
0. Books close December. TO- reopen January 4.
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Deaths

ATTRIpdE;NSy sA,NNa ESST .sa
sSS siss tEIeaas lnyI5sd y fqne$sfl Sun, s M
IT, '' csmdsna Sdisa'qse N MRS tn! = Galsa G t. st tA
Regain R1 K yl'gfd So4fLfEB Se fEi ASI9 tsR:f s
Charles Ba!mer qseS 6O BeStiyss and Is sTsnsa
Front St 1n IneGG Gem Remains may
De BRET.aAOT ElfTea MSn' a. p NARY ELIZABETH VII.
EvefEreen ave. Chestnut HiIi. Mon, 5 ,. n
bERGER-Sov' SFtSRis IS. sMisARaUERIrE ~ WI.
Of Ferdinand A. Berger and dsuEhter Of HiaI lrs
rcatiyes W iS and friends invited. Mon i.s0 a.; p.
sol4 n. 7th st. Mass o. reaplem Church %, q s.i
b9RfHSSfGsf E. 81 mt Rryeii JOHN E F
STS Rsatlyss S"G and f'f friends G'f Invited
cs3 sym TeSidsPIss sISs Of SSs:Itss S:IIItSS a
B3G2NSs ~ CLARA ,I.,1. H. EifI, ,,sI,.s Ss 1''. Z
faneTsff ff's Services aSEss Mon. 3pq M. W Hort
ST. htbbY@gS~ 9sf9antS%T 8 Pt GEHFEyXfNsforrE EHFEyXfNsff w Il
William W. Buddy (nee, Libertonl. kslaIlsa' N.Y..
fsenSs S fs.deSes sssd Of to som TaSds r.
n 4ist st. Int. private. Mt, Peace Gem, Re-
mfiPa hURGySoH nSy os S'gsa s HRr S9l aft'f + fnuRa
agS Ss. tnS ff"naS m asad Tssd Pfsft f st. iBTds.s
tyss s9d Friends inyitsd g dSSsFas s.91Ioes nI "a
be held in LevsringtOn Presbyterian crafsa
2 D. m. Int, private. Westminster Cen .
CASEY Nov. ~. JOHN A.. Husband n y
Marion Casey and son OF Margaret ana ~ y
John Casey Relatives and f.iebdI inllsfHf nailrSH n
tH.sr@ Mon rsas.n ssS Church aiss Il 81 as
a. m. Int. Holy sepulcher Gem. Auto iuns..s y
CAssIN-Hov. 2s. WILLIAM g.. husea5aa n, y
Catherine Cassin and son OF late, VIM. and 49,.
crime Cassin. Relatives and hrlends lsthts,s ~
rIeTs and clerks OF Nicetow1 Postonles' P.aisr
A. o. H.; Court Wayne, 10. ~ ot ot,.Asss Assi 49,. asss
si West Lqdge No. 2S sshsphSsEatil hSsEsatlonai ~ Isso,
ksSs5ons stss sI4srs hTsaehi Invited 70 tahsrS Nca
reauiem ST. Stephens Church 10 a. n 4'r
Holy sepulcher Gem,
CHEEsMAN.-At williamstown. ~ Y. ne.
% PETER CHEEsAiAN. aged 81, .hslssts,
and friends invited 20 funeral. Mont e1as5tiis,'
residence, Mrs. Harry Evans hhesr ia
III, cE.A r, RRfKpR; RKR Now. 81. PARcHEHIA p
daughter q the late asoEge ~ sne % s16aa faasr
services, Mon, 2 p; M, AZ 1909 W Ns''-'-
6oNNoLtTlNI0vt LdtdT55olIS tDSs ss' siaionsy hIas Eslsi
ana friends Invited 10 funeral, Mon. sSo IA II.
Tesidsnes OF niece. Mrs. Kate Ihompsoss. os n X
ward 10 a. m Int. Old cathsdral CsA- 80
a'5Slfss 'c5S6lfssss.-Nov, gs s4EAH A eIYlIsIsss eYssRIIs ga "a
tyfsnd. invited 10 funeral, Mon.i So :.
asaT sepviva 81. Solemn Isqgism e1.s.tSssfd
AIMS Church 10 a. m. Int. As5
Gem.
Additional Death Notices On SsH' re.
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BIG JUMP IN CLEARINGs
Business of Banks 9O.3 Per Cent More
Than Last Year

The total bank clearings of the clearing
houses throughout the country for the week
ended today were Ss,sOs, $50. 157, as against
$6,56s,21O,69s last week and sa,575, ESQ, 800
the corresponding week OF last year.
Thanksgiving Day occurred during the
Same week OF the previous year.
Details follow:
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Financial Briefs

The gross earnings OF thirty-three rail-
roads during the second week OF November
were Slb,2s4, 527 an increase OF s1,O9s,-
1877, as compared with the corresponding
week Of last year.
Tho net income Of the Atlantic Gulf and
West Indies Steamship Company during
September was s6s9,273, a gain OF $751;
s7s over tho same month OF 1915.
The Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Com
pany during the year ended June 80 had
gross earnings OF s4,s0s,59S, an increase of
4l,4sl,4ss over the previous year. Net in
creased Ss0,442 TO Sts7.0ls.
The New York Stock Exchange has ad-
mitted 10 dealings American Telephone and
Telegraph Company rights and Texas Com
pany rights
Commercial failures this week In the
United States were is against 2s3 last
week. 1s6 the preceding week ana s45 In
the corresponding week last year Failures
IN Canada number 81. against "a last week,
81 In the preceding week and 81 last year.
The New York subtreasury RaIned ss
e7s,00o from the banks yesterday.
Henry H. Pike has applied for member
snip IN the New York conee and Sugar Elk
shange.
The Liverpool Cotton Exchange was not
n session today.
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT, Receipts. $4,000 bush. The market he
was again ic lower under continued speculative
selling In the west Quotations. Car lots, In
No. . southern red. 81 40 q So steamer No. .
red. ,Fl.7IgII.so;, 10. red; ,si;,17gI,soI;o re-
CORN-Receipts. 2270 bush. Supplies were
small and the market ruled steady though duet
Quota tlons: Car lots for local trade, to locn-
tlop-old western o!l;iI1%l,Is;. new wsstern
and sweet 81 l.u2dp1.OI
oATs--Receipts. 2o.ss4 bush. Trade was
quiet, with no change In prices. Quotations No
white, 03Ia a 04c; standard white; 63 a d3h g:
81 e; sample oats hIh @5shc.
FLoUR-Receipts. 252 hhls and 2iI $50 lbs:
In snCks. Demand was light and the market
ruled weak Quotations per 100 lbs toni, in
ss255 !. S@oi @ do ,fpaten!' $S65 SIS; Ka9s%s.
cotton naeks 1909 20; do. patent. cotton sacks,
50 sOgg,09i ssp55iIngg'o 7 7nrht elesr IS 4VgSS0;
ilo@1o,25; city mills and fancy patent. 800
1925, city mills. regular grades-Winter, clear,
t1.7n@S,l5: do, straight. S.2SQs.5O; do patent,
RYE FLOUR was in small supply and steady,
but qulet. We quote 37.9O0S.00 per bbl.. as
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PROVISIONS

Tho market ruled firm, but there was little
trading Following are the quotations; city
western beef. in, sets, smoked. 5iG: city, beef
knucleB and tenders smoked and air-dIied. abc;
beef hams. s2s936: pork. family. 5000 Q8l
hams. S; = cured loose. l0H @2Oc: do. skinned
other hams, smoked, city cured as 10 brand and
ayerage: elc: hams, smoked western cured.
=. p. cured; loose. 14ll q do. smoked. 1914 G. bel
llsg in pickle. according to average, loose.
1TA C: breakfast bacon. as TO brand and aver
age city cred 22c; breakfast bacon, western
DO, do. tubs, 1871 81 lard. pure city kettle rem.
dered, In tes 1she; lard. pure city Kettle
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Who'd Unehanged in LirernooI

LIYERPooL, Nov z5.-Spot wheat was
northern Manitoba, old quoted AZ ITS ana
No 9 northern Manitoba. new, at lSs SO.
All other grades are exhausted. Corn ~
strong With American mixed 1d higher 81
IS g. while Plate showed a galn of j - af
Iss 7Hd.
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POULTRY

LIVE-Onerngs were fairly liberal and the
market was quiet and without Important
change. Following the quotations; Fowls, a
10 quality, lb4iTc; roosters, lB@lbc; spring
chickens according to quality, l6417c White
Leghorns according TO quality, 1A9l0c ducks,
l59l7c pigeons, old, per pair, 2s9s0c; do,
DRESSED-The market ruled firm under light
receipts and fair demand and prices Of turkeys
and fowls were higher Roasting chickens were
very Arm. with occasional sales OF ine heavy
stock at a premium Quotations FreHh-klsd,
dry-paeked turkeys per lb.. fancy, nearby, $40
Sd sdS; fancy wes.e5B e fair to gGSd ZIG ZIG
b lbs, apiece, 2sci do, I lbs; apiece 22h c; do.
sh lbs. apiece gle; do. 8 lbs apiece. 2Oc.
weighing Al as lbs and over apiece 32h c:
weighing lbs. apiece, 22ci smaller sizes, lsa
zoe. Old roOBters. dry picked 17c: roasting
chickens western. dry-picked, In boxes. weigh
Ing lbs and over per pair 2bc; roasting chick
ems western weighing bs. per pair, 24c;
roasting chickens, western, oe-Packed In bbls,,
chickens. western. weighing Z lbs, per pair,
Ing 3 "a lbs, per pair. 20 a2Tc; chickens, weigh
ing 548 lbs, per pair 2lc; do, mixed sizes,
2l Q22c; broileTss Jersey, fancy so B32o; broll-
ers, other nearby, weighing ~ or lbs. Apiece,
2S4 soc; brOllers, nearby, smaller sizes, 26Q2I:
ducks, nearby, spring, 22 y 24c; do. western, 20
q22e; geese, western, 90 22o squads. per doc.
white, welshIng II to ~ lbs;, per doE,i 5000
u 80; white. weighing lbs per dOz.. .$4 a .85;
DO do lbs. per. doz. ss.500S,75; do do. d 6d6n
lbs. per dog, t27502. 90; dark S2.BO92.00;
small and No. 2, 6Oc q k1.2b.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

RUTTER-As usual on the last day of the
week there little wholesale trading, but
offerings were moderate and values were steadily
maintained. Quotations: Western, fresh. solid
~ 94sei extra hrsts, 4094lc; 49, hrsts. a os9S 800
30ci do, seconds. 35e ladIe,packed, 33@35c
packing stock s2@3sci nearby prints; fancy.
45c; average extra, 43 a. 44c: hrBts, 30 Q4lC;
seconds 979Sscj special fancy brands OF prints
Jobbng Rt 4S cole
EGGS-There was a good outlet for the lin
tied receipts of hle fresh stock and values were
firmly maintained, Quote; Nearby extras. ibc
per dog; nearby hrsts, 1920 per case; nearby
current receipts; Sl2.00 per case western
case; do frsts, 1890 per case; refrigerator
SstPa sii 70 Ga psr esss; a. pdTsts III 40 per
case; do, seconds. 80 per case; fancy select
ed candled fresh eggs were jobbnE at 6S@
Ole per dog.
CifEEsE-Onerings were light and the mar
ket ruled firm with demand fair Quotations fol-
low; New York, full cream. fancy. 269 g52i5r g
24A g: do. part skIms. 13Q21e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov 25.-The market for
coffee futures this morning opened un-
changed to a decline of 5 points. Trading
on the call was quiet, sales amounting to
5000 bags
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GOOD BUYING MAKES
COTTON PRICES SOAR
Demand Comes From Prominent
Spot Houses Representative
and Southern Interests

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Clear weather
prevailed throughout the cotton belt this
The following temperatures were recorded;
Abilene, 20; Knoxville, ChpttanooEa, Bir-
Memphis, Raleigh. -olIabomn pnd Augusta.
9oi Shreveport, Little Rock. Meridian.
si Mobile, 36i san Antonio. Del Rio. Fen.
5ac9la and Savannah, ssj New Orleans and
Christi and Tampa, 4ei Galveston, "a.
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Sugar Futures lower

NEW YORK, Nov, 25.-Sugar futures
on the call 1900 tons. Cuban interests sold
rather freely. with the buying from wal
street and scattered sources. There was
nothing In the news from the spot sltua,
ton 10 cause any aggressive buying on the
exchange. conditions on the street showing
a weak market there, with the tendency foI
further declines.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25

NEW YORK. Nov 25-Fine Eranulated
was quoted at 1900 by the Federal and al
i,eee oy l.t. an oensl @ ssnnefs dhe last sale
Of Is points from Fridays opening
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Loans and Surplus Decline in Week
Drop in Deposits

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The New York
bank statement this week showed n falling
off in loans and surplus in both statements.
Demand deposits were also smaller.
AVERATE1
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BAR sILYER

N LQnd0n bar silver vas quoted "a
55 S-l6d. a gain of I'd
Commercial bar silver Has quoted ID
New lark & Has ~ ~
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EMBARGO PROSPECTS
SEND WHEAT UPWARD
Higher Levels Are Reached Soon
After Easy Start-Sag
Near End
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-The weather fore
cast for thIrty-slI hours follows:
Illlnols-Falr, rising temperature sun
Riseonsln-Falr. slowly rising tempera-
ture,
Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, South
Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas-Fair, ris-
ing temperature.
fndlana-Fair Sunday. rising temperature
Sunday.
Lower Mlchigan-FaIr and continued cold
today Sunday, fair, rising temperature.
Upper MichlEan-Fnir today and proba-
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LIVE sToCK QuOTATIONs

CHICAGO. Nov. --HOGs--Reeelpts Il. 600
haad. MARKET strong. Alixed and butchers 81 rs
90 10; good hsasg. 1885 y .25. rough hssvg
= e 90; Atht - ssovs.s5i plss' 1886
Battle - Reeelpis 1000 head. Market
ssssds. Beeyss. t5.e54 412 cows and heifsTa.
ans 30 92o410; ealses; fl04ig. Y,
IEEL-Aeceipfa. 5000 head. Market afronR.
fsalige ana western. sfQto,55 iamba. $50
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Riph Points N Todau,s FinanciqI Neps


market
hbited another Price of bar Uer higher Demand steel sH
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REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet md unchanged. Re.
nners' list prices: Extra fine granulated, Z. 45 a
Z ,00ci powdered 7.55 597. 7Oo; confectioners' A
Z 81 100; soft grades. B.7097.95c.
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Total sales. 1905? sharest compared With WJlth
sharest last week, 205.OO2 shares.
BONDS Net
High. Low. Close. chEs.
$4,000 Edls El 5sl10 11O lIO .,...
1000 Elec & Peo
c a.. B2M B2M s2A -
$4,000 Lake Sup
Inc 5ss. 90 so Sc ~
900 Leh V cons
AIS 03.1OOts 1OOTs I0oh .....
1000 Phila Co
cons 5s. Oeh S2M osM + "
1000 Pm TGlec is 90 90 90 "a
1000 Read gn 4s 9SN BBM obh ..,..
Total sales. s3s. 800, compared with $4,000
Inst Saturday this week. $500, zoos last week.
s37S, 500.
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FRESH FRUITS

The general market ruled steady under moder-
ate offerings and q fair demand; Quotations;
Golden. yl5og5t York Imperial Is94; Ben
Davis. Is5OQ3; Baldwin, No. l. $1,000; do.
do unsradsd 81. so q g. so; Kings, No. i, U8S:
DO. unEraded, 50 5o0s5oi stRyman. No. /,
No. /, S49si DO unsraded; t2,509s5o Apples.
per bbl, fair 70 good 81 :So02. boi do North,
stgs Oranges =, EslS95Eidtas sS5ts per eFa!s. bright.
ida, per crate, A3Q5.50. Cranberries, Cape
cod. per bbl.. IS q Q, 80; do, do. per crate. J2&
9 40: do Jersey, dark, per crate, S2U2.4O; DO.
DO, light per crate Sl,5og2. Pears. New
York. per buBh-hamper, seekel. t2.50@s; shsi.
Grapes. New Ysrk, per Alb basket, Concord
i2q1Ie; NIAGARA, l2glTc- Grapes, New York
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VEGETABLES

Oherings were moderate and the general
market ruled ste9dy' but trade was qulet
es95LssSyiS1naS ss66s Halss P3tssssSsI "a bush
sheiss. ti.Ss9ls9; White Potstoss. JeFssy.
Shore per b6i-Eo. 1. js. IS: 80. attiies6 20
02. Sweet posat9es. Delaware and Nsryiand
per hamper, 81 .2o q l.5Q Sweet potatoes Jersey
PEI basket-N9s I. as q soc No. q 40 al doe
onions, per l0Q-lb, has-N9. l. ss.75 ca No.
81 al dom9stis peg s9p u ~ . 20 I,sflaes.
basket. leco 81 20 90. North carolina per h5s-
kat tOc 81. Beam tiQriaa per bask9l 81 30
$3.50 EE4nant. Florida. p1r hqK. 44z8Ua
repperl, FLORIDA. peF BOX q t304.I6 saaanf
80 taatlA s4274t
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW FDRK EaH 2s s-BUTrER-Re -RecslptH
s4l4 AItrLet slsaas ga az me fresh table
afas 9It1r qualities hrn. ng chanse oa Quo-
aosIpis. tsso. una feeh essz afner
t1tra HfH#H ffHi9li hifffi - 4tf
z=z sradc- uuehaazea
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Total sales. 100000 shares. compared with
.Oss. 500 shares last Saturday, this week, o.,
sIO. 600 shAresi last week, e,461.sOO shares.
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Reserve Banks Discount Rates
GOVERNMENT BONDS

Sup 70 thirty days oyer thirty to sixty, per
B per cent.
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ToNoPAH STOCKS
GoLDFIELD STOCKS
MISCELIANEOUg
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

Tecopa Min '.'''''...''..s... .l6 ::
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25

The New York subtreasury gained s2.-
e7s,00o from the banks yesterday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25

Additional death Notices On N'I' Pc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25

Henry H. Pike has applied for member
sliD IN the New York c0fee and Sugar Elk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25

The Liverpool Cotton Exchange was nc
n session today.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-28
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

NEWS Or HE DA1 !
Sunrise, 5:54; sunset, 5:37.
Albert Brani, Milwaukee, arrested
for striking people with umbrella on
street. -
Geo. Landy, 2819 Indiana aV., ar
rested on bad check charge.
Manuel Geo. HeIford sued for d.
vorce by Mrs. Ema S. Helford. Says
he married her to obtain possession
of her $4,000.
Luke connery, II N. Curtis, stab
bed, probably fatally. Frank Sagec,
823 Sholto, sought.
Harry Green, said to be in Bride
well, sued for divorce by Mrs. Mary
Green. Says he was cruel
John Murphy, $40 w. Madison, en-
ploye of Hines Lumber Co., fell in
river while loading lumber. Drowned.
Coroner's jury decided Mrs. Clara
Foreman, 2117 w. 18th, died from
illegal operation.
Frank j.! Kuhn, insurance agent,
sued for divorce by Mrs. Anna Kuhn.
Says he refused to allow her physi-
clan when she was sick.
Roy Carpenter, e31 Wells, found
dead. Cas- Believed accident.
Mrs. Eva Nathanson, 331 E. 60th,
says hubby, Maurice, struck her
when she found him with two WOm-
en-. Wants divorce.
Albert Zurek, 81, 2132 Lincoln,
killed by train.
Edmund Crane Fitch, 332 E. Gar
field, still missing.
Fred j. Fisher, photographer, sued
for divorce by Mrs. Margaret Fisher.
Named Sophie Molenski.
Annie PethUs, 324 w. AID, booked
on charge of receiving stolen linen.
Peter Tebbfns, 1928 s. Union aV.,
killed by train.
Marion Dennis, is, and Henry Lee,
Is, left Lake Forest Academy to
roam West