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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-22
DAIRY PRODUCTS

cHEESE--Ruled firm and higher under light
lasfngs and a fair demand Quot9tions. fol-
le.clals higher do. do, fair to good. 24il ~
Z AZ c. do, part Skins 13021c.
nuTrER--Trade was fair and prices ruled
I'm nnder light offerings Quostatiuns follow;
Essisrn solid,pscli creamery fancy specials,
4lei extra. 430 44c; extra frstB. i2c tlrsts
lsft,e; seconds, 3s9ssH CT renovated extra.
10 d., frsts. soc do seconds 35c; nearby
1f9ial fancy, fBc: average extra. a. A6c.
lfaa, 49c; seconds. 30041c, special fancy
brands OF prints jobbinE at 40 q 52c.
EGGS were Arm with supplies well cleaned UP.
1RotHtiona: In free cases, nearby extra, 4hr
1.I doz nearby hrsts. $500 per standard
tatt; fearhy current receipts 81. 30 per case
western extra. 4Sc per dOz.: extra hrsts fi3, 20
~ case hrsts S12.9O per case refTigerator
tEa, extra. S11. 40 per case: irsts. fll,4O per
iase seconds, so per case; candhd eggs
Iobbing at 5396lc per dOz.
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CONGRESS- TO FACE EMBARGO
QUESTION AT COMING SESSION
Fitzgerald Will Introduce Measure as
Answers to Britain's blacklist"

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s--Congress in
December win have to hsht out the aues-
tion OF an embargo on foodstuffs consigned
TO Europe, II was made certain today.
Representative FitzRerald. OF New York.
chairman OF the House Appropriations Com
mittee. announced that he would Introduce an
embargo measure covering toodstuifs when
Congress convenes.
He said an embargo offers the only effeo-
tive way Of striking back 1T Great Britain
because of her "lndefensible blacklisting" OF
American business firms and would also ro-
duce the cost OF living In the United States.
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Donation Day for Hospitnl

Today Is donation day at the Howard
Hospital, Broad and Catharlne streets
Friends of the institution will visit the
sick and contribute money. clothing. read
Ing matter and hospital supplies, Dona.
tions sent by mail should he addressed to
Samuel Woodward, treasurer.
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IIYE sTocK QUOTATIONS

AGO. Noy. 2a.-HOos- Receipts 30. 000
soed beaxY. to.sBW WlQ o9i rough
9e3H .5s: ilsht 4s 400e e5. pl5sl
a49 palz. t9.toooed.
I.Il-- Itacaf9ta = COO Market afeadss
Hef HfeFeHs 50 a0W i4 eqHa ana
HtNt q NIt staes4Ia 4ul fsodaHa 81 60
lHtt' t#HHN. 4HI.9E sItNF -
fatIt1 aHa E=zz=E1. 4Ez44 4Hz
4414o
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sfE FLOUR was quiet hut firm We quote
l0WA.bO per hbl. MS 70 nunlitY.
PROVISIONS

ne market ruled firm with fair de-
na14 Following the quotations: City
MI, In sets, smoked and 9ir-dricd 3iC;
Nsslsrn beef, ih sets. smoked, a4c; City beef
lslf hams, S9S@30: pork. family. t8Oh0 GD3l
lams s, 7. cured, loose. i0do1Dh o do, skinned,
l,1ss. 2OR2Oh c; do. do. smoked. 2iU2lh c;
sIhsf hams smoked city cured, as 10 brand and
1gFThEe. lghc. hams. smoked. western cured.
l6a q: DO. boiled bOnelsss 3ic; picnic shoulde ra
?. cured, loose l41l q; do. smoked, 15h c. bel
tfa In pickle according to average. loose
liAc. breakfast bacon, as 20 brand and aver
lst city cured 22c. breakfast bacon western
1hrsd. PFC; lard western, refined, tcs, 1sl4 c. do
q. DO. tubs. 1871 @. lard. pure city. kettle rem.
1fed n tcsa lalac; lard pure city, kettle
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT--Receipts, 1,755 bush. The mar.
~ vas firm and io higher. due TO stronger
ss.isrn qdylces and good export Demand. Quo
issl 81. $50 l. So No. . southern red. $3.50
ISL steamer No. red fl.M l,s4i No. 2 rod,
Enet s4:J rejected A. S1.T7@l.S0; rejected
b tlIaQ1I6.
foRN--Recelpts 84O0 bush. Supplies were
t-faii and the market was quiet at former
1slss Quotations; Car lots for slocal trade as
e location-Old western No . yellow, $1,000
fsI.I do steamer yellow. sl.is6I.iB; do. No.
yellow, u.15@l.16! do No. yellow, Fi,i2G
iiA
oATs-Receipts st..4i bush The market
MED steady with moderate. but trade was quiet.
npalatons No. white. G3is g &c: atandard
fAs, 80 q G3A c.; No. white, 620 G2ia c: No.
rhile GOh 961h c; sample oats. 57h a 5sh c.
FLoUR--Rccelpts. 1OG bbls and 3OI 024 lbs
. .aeks. Very little doing and prices largely
NInier clear, s7.76@Sj do, straight, $3.50
Ssa DO patent ss,50@s.15: Kansas. clear.
l1llon sacks, s.iO4s.G5; do, straight cotton
rsks- s90p25. do. patent, cotton sacks. $3.50
fb.g0; spring. first clear {S.4OUO: do patent.
Ns5a9,75; do, fayorte brands. f10Il0.2
fty mills choice and fancy patent. t10m lO.2 70;
e. regular grades. winter. clear s775WS.15:
~ de atraight Es.25@S.5O; do. do, patent,
iAsQ0S75.
BYE FLOUR was quiet hut hrm We quote:
IN Dpr IN ify
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-22

BONDS
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-nUTTER-Recs
b2Oi tubs, Short supply OF fresh and fancy
creamery, slh i2c: higher scoring. 42h d4Sc:
State dairy. 4O1a q Ale,
EGGS--Reeeipts. 1921 cases. Steady under
lighter supply. Quotations: Refrigerator Hpe-
clnl marked 36A " 3se; do, hrsts. aBh o. Qs7h q:
white eggs, 0501Oc. Other grades unchanged.
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POULTRY

lIvE-The general market ruled arm under
~ are the quotations; Fowls, as 10 quality.
aianS to auSiity. iS9isc: %hittS LeShorns, LhSS ae-
ssdi1g q e quality, iSgi1s ducks, as g qpal.
nssens Old, per pair, as65Oc. do. youns. per
tflh 20Q25c
pEEssEp-Ruled firm and prices OF fowls
~ demand, Quotations; Fresh-kllled poultry
a,s.paeked turkeys. per lb-Faney, nearby. 81
Ftfo. turkeys. fancy. western. 20 q soc; do
,fr % good, "a " 2Se; do, common. 1s " 2ac.
stNh; II to box. dry-picked. fancy selected,
~ e9 weighing 4h q 3 lbs. apiece, 22h c. do.
~ weighing lbs. apiece. 22c: do. Weighing 3A
~. spiece. 10 q zoe: do. weighing lbs. apiece.
|tsIlsc Fowls. IN bbls.. ice-paeke dry-plcked
-s5nnk "a Wb lbs. and over apiece gee do.
rnakhins lbs, apiece, 2lo. smaller sizes. 174f
~ W eld ROSTERS dry-picked, iTc roasting chick
k. ssatern. dry-picked. IN boxes. weighlng )
s..,ipt ~ pair and over. 200; roasting chickens.
t,tehs, western, ice-packed In bbls. Weighing
+ ~ and over per pair 22ci do, do weighing
~. per pair, 2Sc; broiling chickens. western
steAes weighlng s44 lbs. per pair. aB927e;
,.o,.sens weighing 500 lbs. per pair ale; do.
4a5tta Sizes, II U22c: broilerH Jersey fancy, so
tite, DO other nearby. weighing 1 n or lbs
IN 2 Soc; do, nearby, smaller sizes "a f9
~, saa1eks nearby. spring. 22 24c; do west
~ ~ &c; geese western, 200 22c; Squads.
IA ~ w White. wetghing II 70 ~ lbs. per doz.
fiss94 q white, weighing Q to 10 lbs. per doz..
u 's S,saoi white Yeishing. lbs, per doz..
ff7asssi white. weighing 7 lbs. per doz, 3, 80
|2ta white, weighing dG0h ibs per doz
nv t'3.ze0; dark, s2,5082 90; small and No. y
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BAR SILVER

Bar silver was quoted in London at 90
1s-lsd today an advance OF Ad. CONNER
cial bar silver was quoted in New York at
70 &c. up sc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-22
P. R. R. SUBWAY PLAN
PLEASES BLANKENBURG
Ex-Mayor Had Suggested Just
Such a Scheme to Rail-
road Head
MEANS BOOST TO CITY
No Longer Will BE "way Station" He
Says, With Proposed
Improvement

The plan Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company to build q two-track passenger
train subway from the tracks Of the New
YORK division near Twenty~eghth street
down Ridge avenue and Thirteenth street
IN order 10 bring western and southern ex-
presa trains directly into the proposed new
central station at Fifteenth and Market
streets was welcomed today by former
Mayor Rudolph Blankenburg as n progress
sivc step which will end forever tho jibe
that Philadelphia is only way station on
the Pennsylvania lines
Mr.. Blankenburg deplored the fact that
the railroad company had abandoned its
original proposal to build such passenger
subway In conjunction with the City's Broad
street tube The route Of the subway. how
ever, he observed was n minor detail when
tton.
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VEGETABLES

sos1 were ~ fair request and generally
cabbage was Arm and higher, with q
~ sel4And and light offerings, Quotations;
i. 80 q toes per bnBh.--Pennsylvani choice.
It Hatoi New York. choice. sl.5A0 q a co.
. te.tLqea Jersey per basket, s5e q 81 :
f e Toes. Eastern shore. per bbl.--No &.
no 2 ti.5902' sweet potatoes. Del-
49, Maryland. per hamper slpl.29i
fatatoess Jersey per ha1kat--So. i.
Ne 40 e0c onions per lQO-ib
~ tss tssIgy5t5 sS As s2gs42' eaS64ss. slS sss
lettuce. Firglnia, per basket, SOC g
Florida per basket sf.509s25f ees-
Fierida. per box - 230s: peppefa.t
per box 81 20 H2.75. squash. Florida.
& liT502. 20; Deas FLORIDA. per baskei
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-22
RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINGs

Bank olearings today compared with eorre-
spending day last two years;
1915 1918. 1914.
Boston .. s4S, l5s, ,g44 s8O.8ll.4i6 g2O.7si93O
New York st3 POS, ,B02 A22. .g6s. SAG POS. .52T u2I
Philadelphia. 80 sos. .s25 s78o6.40s 2I.5lS.l5I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-22
FRESH FRUITS

j esse was fair demand for fruits OF de-
-.ese qualify and values generally ruled steady.
ions, sApples per hbl.-Jonathan, 81 SO
sfanss' h1s Golden, - 50@5 York IHlpsrial.
90, pngraded $3.50 9s25; dTeening
h9o Dc, unsraded, f250g 30.
M No. l. s3.5095i do unEraded. So 509
N t6a isnSssap; sSs no / stgbi a9. ungraded
ssag do northwestern. per box. s1.b0g
sa'nees. .. ss~ YORK. per bush. 75cq 81 25i
'I.Isl4r per box AAW5: oranges. FLORIDA per
siEisht f2.50@a; Russet $3.50 2 Is.
- vi, Florida per crate 81 SOC q PSI cran-
~ cape Cod per bbL l506b0. DO. DO
4se seUe f0i 40. Jersey dark, per crate.
I--fs9 10 do. light. per crate. 81. 30 " p
- New York per bush. -hamper-seckel.
sheldon $1,000! pears. kelfers, per
81 Z, ~ grapes. New York. per Alb. basket
asttl, i2Ulfc; NiaEaTa. ~ O iTcs grapes.
zefA, per 20-lb. baskot-concord. 90 o e5c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-22
REFINED SUGARS

' pd%asled RsaFB SS EFsaSsa
trf A. T.35 0T.50c; soft grades. 1885, 7.7Oc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-22

The board OF Representatives Of the New
YORK Curb Market Association has listed
and admitted TO trading the 5000, 600 can't
ial shares Of the United Arizona Conner
Mining and Smelling Company as pros.
pect, ana tLo l,t5OOo0 shares Of the United
Of the shares Of the companies Is 81 The
security Transfer and Registrar Connnnv
Is the registrar and transfer agent Of tSe
corporation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-22
BONDS

800 Springfield Consolidated Water Co,
per cent. First mortgage. Cou-
pous May and November. Due 1855
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RoosT FOR CITY

Continuing. Mr.. BlankenburE said:
| welcome the proposal. which hope
is true, of the Pennsylvania to build
the tube under Thirteenth street. or
even better, to join with the city in
building high-speed lines under Broad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-22
SECURITIES AM ArcrlnN


The following securities were sold at
auction today by Barnes 4 Lonand:
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Financial Briefs

The october and ten rontbs s,a,.,,,sr,
or the West Penn Traction Corrpanv al,
.owsi October gross S555,7se. increase Of
4ys,sb5 net t272.t51. Increase Of tfs.4ao
surplus sI2,9st. decrease OF sesst. For ten
months; sna Gross s5,t57ss0. Increase Of
~ ssg@'ssu net S2,6T7.744, Increase Of sac
''V' surplus S1ihlTO. Increase Of s20s.7ss
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rROGREssIVE roL1cY

The decision uf the present management
OF the company To undertake this big pro-
jcct, the former Mayor said, ~ proof that
the interests OF Philadelphia are being given
careful consideration by the railroad heads
and that this city will no longer be side
tracked
In this connection, Mr., Blankenburg re-
called that shortly after he took Office as
Mayor he held conference with the late
James McCrea, then president Of the Penn
sylvania. lie suggested then to Mr. Me-
Crea that the company join with tho city
In building n subway down Broad street
both to accommodate the Gity's local passen-
ger traffic and to bring the railroads eN-
press trains directly into the heart OF the
city instead OF dumping passengers on the
outskirts OF the business section either at
West Philadelphia or North Philadelphia
stations.
Mr., McCrea replied according to Mr..
Blankenburg that the company was not
contemplating any comprehensive local I'm
provements, but that II was looking west
ward for its development. The present
management under the presidency OF MFR.
Rea, the former Mayor commented has
taken a much broader and falrer view to-
ward this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-22

The New York suhtreasury lost 900
70 tne banks yesterday. making cash net
loss ince Friday OF Si,s2O.O0o.
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$5,OOO,OOO
REPUBLIC OF CHINA
Six Per Cent. Three Year Secured
Gold Loan Treasury Notes of 1916
Dated November 1, 1916.

Novemb Due Novembe l.
stand dNoenbe n
Trust andS "A Bk
frs yea aprenium Of 10
a o
Repcof
Interest," y % e lie
o r
or interests
ChnseGo p needed ~
sloan has sheen t the o. OF the
Of ant is y
"Ihavera heconHat etwen rs n reference
oa aloa 10 five mi reply your
Republic
homh the o
pst
prsa
andh including
gddor telu to states
n
of the national debt
snnd hcoh u RepuMca
then ,haube
Price and {
Continental and Commercial Chandler & Company
AA"'s 90" rh,aao New York Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-22

Price-971z and interest to yield about 6.9O%
This Offering subject eOOarmaOn aud change Pres
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ctpu 1900 Niann geBci sic ihlafenOc
5toOt gefiibrt pelhe bon faum 800
omerifauiiheu SoDaacriitcu sarniio-
nirt iit
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tetcn ibr einige ser Giaaiitcn ole iic
quf oen NidriNe 5u 6epadJen batten
0aB &iao orcitopleno W}auu nit
6000 @feroeu I'M iid gcidaart babe
,W}ir eribien q, ais ob er nliuoe.
items sic 0oppelte 9ln5abl BON Wionns
ldaiteu uuo %ier0en Bate, fiiete
5rau @ri9bt bir5li.
SSroli Mrigbt erfu9r BON Oen @il-
losganOiteu, OaB filr5 uor ser @cian.
geunabnie i1reSAionneS Die @ianiiten
eiuen llebcrion oui Golonia Silore8,
cine ameritlniic6e Wlormoneus9iieoer.
Iaiiung meitIi1 BON &eorion 9eniaht
6attelL po iie nae 2doen gepIiinoert
lu0 cine 9ln5ubl bon 9luSIanoern ee.
t0otet bdtten.
(5p1ter) Zen leBten 8erihten
noh beitouoen bic @erlltitc oes t8.
Observation-Disclosures III oen aGm+
pien III Columbus In iiebcn Eootcn
unO iebS &crmlnocten.
@iuaS Neiamnit-@erIuite ii oen
beltigen aampien peroen uni mebr
ais 100 Goote mo piclleiht 200 Ser.
DilnOete geidldBt
9ei Der @eriolglng Der @anoiter
orrh sic amerifaniihcn Srlipper
muroen ctpu T5 @lcritoner get0ctei
bcSm. ucrpliGct
Iia uurrilouiiheu &erhiite AMI
I meritoniiNem CSebict 6cihrdutteu lid
aui ciHcn lo0tca eilicn Corporal
Ser iiel, ais @illa cine itarte 9lb'
tbciIimg oboronetei int bic &erfol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-10

ia @ciie.
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montElatcai uo TIL @oeurc
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oritte baperiide Corps iiisgciapnltt
10000 Wlann an elmer 5nSlf Wlcilcn
6rcitcn SSront 8lpiiDen Gtain Hits
6resnes Dic Ginnabme oe9 leaiqc
aannten Grtes erniSglidlte al oen
Nelitiheit i9re Qinie aiii Iiebeii Dte
Ten 5il ucrfiirscn DaS Iori iSrqs
nos mclbcs BON NlanAcuiics 6qr iat
9lorocn ino pou Gbanplpt ilioHA
oavou ibeilmeiie mlsingelt war. ipaf
upn 0en iSran5oicn ltbiprr IN boltcit
uno puroc id)IicBIidJ 0eR 1eutldleN
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auf itarte StcIluliqQn oiti 0el NlaQe
Nobeu 5tirlidg ua0 lore oort ntiaeiaa
rcHcn 4atterieN branteli ocn eevlidl
ocr IcltlCben uon aianbeuaes nao
Sresnes Ipciter p0r5AiioBeg sliH
SuIten qllai alauht odB oic 1ent
itben fcinen erniien slilltlnnt aNf otc
Sobeit iiuierliqAneM meroell glle iie
nidt betrddtliche SSnialueric s'crItaT
finaen liuo inabr idDpcrc slriiIlerie
erbaIteu Aaber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-10
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