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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27
HARVEST HELP SITUATION
TO BE HANDLED BY kORBT

Pierre. s.. D.. July 21.-The bureau
of immigration here has received Word
that Albert Norby has been appointed
bv the federal department 10 have
charge OF the labor situation for mar
vesters in this state, and his headquar-
tiers will be at Huron. The government
office through which his operations
will be conducted Is the bureau OF la
Dor OF -ansas City. immigration Com
missioner MacCaffree has circularized
5000 labor hands are needed for the
harvest season, in addition to what
regular help is always on hand The
harvest has now finished in Kansas
and Oklahoma, and is beginning this
week in Nebraska. In o 10 days
the operations will begin in South Da-
kota, and some harvesters are already
arriving here. The immigration de-
partment is corresponding with COM
mercial clubs in each Of the larger
towns, n with interested individuals
and societies in each of the smaller
\ towns, and through this means has
ascertained the number of men needed
and the proper distribution of them.
Norby, with headquarters in Huron,
| will be in touch so far as possible
with most of those who come and
, will oversee the distribution Of them to
the vicinities Of these towns as needed.
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN DIES;
WAS ACTIVE IN CITY AFFAIRS
Sioux Falls. S. D., July 21.-The
death in a local hospital of conn NJ.
Costello, it,, as the result Of compli-
cations resulting from an operation for
appendicitis, removes one of the most
popular Of the younger business men
| of Sioux Falls. He was 25 years OF
| age and was associated with his father
in the management OF a large retail
furniture establishment in the city.
The funeral services over the young
man were held this morning at ST. Mi
chael's pro-cathedral. Members of the
local order of knights of Columbus, OF
which he was an active member up to
the time of his death, attended in a
body.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27
SIOUX FALLS GETTING RICH
BY WARNING ON SPEEDERS

Sioux Falls. S. D., July 21.-The
Sioux Falls police authorities have de-
cleared war on automobile speeders.
with the result that within O few hours
arrests were made which netted the
city treasury several hundred dollars.
The customary fine imposed is $50.
while a few Of the offenders escape
with a fine of $25, depending upon the
degree Of their offending. The war
fare will be prosecuted with vigor, with
prospects that many hundreds Of dol
lars in additional fines will be collected
during the next few days.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27

Antoista from the United States en-,
spend 10 days In Canada without Civ
ing any bond or paying duty, simply by
regtstering at the first Canadian Gus
.oma house. A bond. however, is re-
CURED Tor = longer stay than 10 DAYS
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27

Of the high cost Of living in
Mai1churia the administration Of the
tnlneae Eastern railway has granted
- ass employees increases In pay Of
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27

Data accompanying q recently pub.
ltshe official map Of North Dakota
snow tlaat the state has $64.000,O0O set
apar q z - as . public school endow-
y1ent.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27

Two women OF skowhegan, Mich.
hearty stumbled over a moose on.
nlEnt recently. The animal was goinR
salmly long the street at the time and
kept OF about his business. =
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27

TWenty,-stx thousand nine hundred
pounds startling was saved in the last
year owing to M, P..s not re-
sceiytng the whole or q portion OF their
parliamentary salaries
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27
TRACK MOTOR coLLlDEs
WITH HANDCAR: MANY HURT

Yankton. S. D., July 22.-There was
a scattering of Italians and Albanians
here when a track motor met a hand
car in a head on collision. One party
was returning from a swim in James
river, the other had a supply of bread
for the Milwaukee extra gang on
board. Six men were injured, but only
two needed surgical aid. Louis George
is in a hospital here with a u head,
arms and chest. Foreman William
Homer had Il bad cut on the head.
George is an Albanian, in America less
than three months. and few OF the men
could talk English.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27

One OF the few marine mail de,fvarv
systems OF this country Is that -
p~readwells island. Little Neck and
PiumtslanA from Ipswich. Daily service
~ motor boat Is made to these places
during the summer.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27

Amy LatBhalm. a Pennsylvania farm
u1nD 8trl.a ralsed $50 pounds 81 toma.
Toe on her garden plot Of one-twenti-
eth ct IN acre last year.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27
S~ENATE>BEGiHs EERs-z
ON ARMY INCREASE 81

Washington, u. I
Senate debated toda
the last Of the admin
tional defense measu,
urged its adoption
ment, asserting that
than $148, 00O, 900 ovei
ure were essential.
ries q total Of $33N.0nf
Ably will continue Il
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27

Ias5anaalcA there are trees called thN
MT tresHnsr and from these the M
sxiNes. make strong whips, with the lash
q hltldia all In one. $50
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27

a snewspaper In Lima, Peru, has ,ust
instAiled.& modern typesettinE machine
This ttfrodlction will probably lead Ia
further tFnportatiOns In the near future
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27
DAIRY ASSOCIATION MEETING
TO HAVE BIG ATTENDANCE


Sioux Falls, S. D.. July 21.-A good
attendance is expected at the annual
convention Of the Sioux Valley Dairy
association, which will be held in Sioux
Falls on Friday Of this week. The
sessions will be held in the city audi
forum. One Of the prominent speak
ers will be Frank r. Crane, director Of
the agricultural extension department
OF the Great Northern Railway COM
pany. who Is doing valuable work In
west to adopt modern scientific meth
crop production of their farms.g 1t is
expected several hundred farmers and
dairymen from different sections Of the
Big Sioux valley will attend Fridays
convention. Addresses will be made by
other experts in various branches OF
farming.
BERESFORD-owing to poor health,
Rev. FatheE Burke, for some time ia
charge Of Catholic affairs in this parish.
has been granted q leave OF absence and
ment at Montreal. Canada. in the hope
Of having his health restored. A substi-
tute clergyman Will be sent here and will
have charge OF the parish during hts
absence.
CLARK-As the result Of a. quarrel
growing out Of a game of cards. Clifford
Hubbard. q Clark man. was arrested and
nned ~ on the charge OF striking tho
ether man engaged In the controversy.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27
VETERINARY MEMBERS CLOSE
MEETING AT LAKE MADISON

sA' Musoh' D. -, July z4.-Deie-
gates from Sioux City, Sioux Falls,
WatcrtoWn, Salem, Mitchell, and other
ann,aI ny rn, .oWhs were presen! AT !he
arv assnc;n+i.,,, 49, 1h - 800 go .Ne z
ed at Take Madi.nn ,f4ar 'h us ,tnn luz,
In session two Iaus adaras-ns 49, ;.
made bv a nnmber of daIapates IN
topics Of special interest to those In at
tendance. Tho annual ranort sho,uad
the association to he in q nrosnerous
condition, both as to membership and
from a financial standpoint
SIOUX FALLS--A couple Of bruises on
his thigh caused the death of Glenn New
ell. the 7-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dell Newell, well known residents Of
~PlAnkinton. The bruises caused blood poi
soning. The bruises We're sustained when
the boy fell from a ladder at his home.
At first the injury was regarded as trivial.
The case was a peculiar one, as no cut
or cash was made by the fall, only the
bruises showing from he outside.
Observation-Disclosures in the act OF
peering into the window OF a home late at
night, q Jack the Pepper who for some
time has been annoying the residents of
this city. was captured by men who have
been on the watch for him. The prisoner,
who was a stranger. WAS given the option
OF leaving town at once or being lodged IN
the county jail. He decided to exile MIN.
SELF n was run out OF town AT S'N
49, ~
GAP-The Fall River Couh-
" Agricultural association, WIN mead
quarters here, q employed Ralpn 1onn-
ston. OF CITY, as county crop e1-
pert Tor the coming year. n also LOT
the remainder OF this year. He VIII as
sun:A his new duties at once. He 10 a grad
nroa, - .ne ~. s.a.s hea thra. vasrs ~
nract,cas a1nar,encs ~ d,varsiaed farm
ing ~ aastsrn ps,,n,na4on son,,ntv
A. :. AM
1RoQGOlS-G. L. eWit a farmer NV
| s,g one mile from town. suffered a heavy
oss as the result OF lightning striking his
paIh anu coHpiete.y ues.roylns I. Un.s
~. ~ $50 "as - .-' .seah ~,
rra.a = go, ~ $500 ~ W., pa ~. $500
& s a ~. We. :. I.s o..a 1880, =.
sassan =. aoquos "ee $500 "
h,.aLs ~ y sne s.a.s. y" 1870 =
\ .oininr farr h,,s,a,nus
! a,aa..,
Jpently Organized bv the leading farmers
of this vicinity for the purpose of engag
ms In the grain elevator business in Es-
mond, now Is arranging for the purchase
Of ono OF the local elevators SO they will
not a to erect a new one, Tho new
company VIII be ready for business by
the time the marketing of this years crop
Of grain commences.
cnNnE.st.,.,.n -,.. .
o.hi,a ioar,nn 49, ~ neaI. sa nu
@ A0CNHAA dllSI HIS CNlCASnS, AhuIeW
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27

The British steamer Sussex ws.s .a4.-
pedoed without warning IN the iane,tti.
channel on March %. fifty lives vsr,,
lost and among the Injured we're put.,e
Americans. On May 10. Gctnany ',1-
mitted responsibility. promises 10 VA
indemnity to the Americans :nir.s {
and -Wnish h submarine com.naa,e ct.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27
MEETING OF SOCIETY WHICH
WAGES WAR ON RUSrl Ee.,

Dallas, S. D., July 22.-The Rosebud
Protective association held an import
ant and interesting meeting in Dallas.
The object Of the association Is the
prevention Of cattle rustling and as
sisting In the capture and punishment
OF cattle thieves. The association mem
bers are prominent farmers. and stock
men OF the Rosebud have already lone
a great work in it's line.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27
N WILL PAY
SWISS INDEMNIHES

Lucerne, VIA Paris). July 22.-1h4
Lucerne newspapers say hat Germatat
and Switzerland have reached an
agreement regarding the indemuit.ss
to be paid the families of Swiss victims
of the sinking OF the Sussex. Is,e-,
government has appointed an expe. {
who will consider the cases separu!@n
and fix the o to be paid
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27
sFLY HUNT" is NEWEST CRAZE
FOR YOUNGSTERS; GET BOUNTY

Rapid City, s. D.. July 22.-Under Ina
auspices of he Parents and Teachers'
association a fly hunt has been in
of the sm1n boys are busy catching me
insects la traps and receiving bounties
OF sc q pint.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-13
SOUTHWESTERN AMATEUR
STARTS WITH BIG RUSH
Nov hssoc alton Formed ai Houston
Already Has Several Meets
Planned

iHt ~f'N irNtr NH
thr southwestern Amateur
uou wisH u c'fre0f fH.a nN
fhft ur htNr f'rm"' in tn NI
wteN la ta fhr NhIr.i OIL tHc nrW
.aclsilon
Do BEL not ths object ni thr ~u'i Hhr-i
Hru Amateur HaeoeittIun iH "fh
hardship un avs similar ursanI e1fton
p,N ln esisfrnce or tttt waN nr or
sanlrtd a any fturt dar rh. .higt
20 the pow association is tn belly th"
amateur .uormmen In the eutihwf
ressrilees nf whether ur npi tn,f en
ts individuals or in Undr Affat.I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-13
BONNIEOATs

Ne have just received Shipment
I'd these oaJ fresh u round otu
der pa,ka.r.. each 09c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29

Company per cent. notes ,u..,
financial institutions. The stroas 7eytfsi
tnis as temporary financing ~ resardes
OF the company's financial reoutrssah.e Ike oafs
account of the large volume ~ tS'pents Is o.
peins handled. The notest aro oualness
renewal. It was said that a nuh,Ie ,IIsolect ct to
Is improbable. The issue IA sec,,ss. 0.neTins
deposit of 81, ,670,0 900 per cent cs'.o ~ ihs
mortgage bonds of the company Io,los'ea rvh,os
IN the treasury. The trustee 'nsn ,,.c wtst
pany trust Com.
Nothing other than routine d.,..,-
the annual meeting. The anr,,s,p n,,opeo n
was read and approved, as wers ~ rspcii
OF the officers and directors m. ue acts
ana directors were reelected. "illcefs
Trading on the Phliadelpb,o ca.
change today showed no chanr. ok Soo p.
quiet conditions which have ~. .lom "
.0r some days past. While tha lung
throughout the financial district ~. ,eenns
oetter than yesterday moyemen,, 3ss as muck
were Irregular. Most Of the bualn.,1. =. prlcss
tne arbitrage group, with tJnitss was ~ y
steel the leader in this dIvIs,oS ,sa'ss n,.s
strong in sympathy with New Yo,t o''hs
An early advance was scored ,,,
delphia Rapid Transit trust o.s.,s rna-
while Union Traction sold on 81, ,,,'ca,es c
,put this loss was recovered IN The ss.l pvnt
noon session. Reading gained az p..a'! a.se!.
and Susquehanna common so,d ~, Selleo s
10 bS, while Minehill declined p0lnt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
BUSINESS SMALL ON COTTON
EXCHANGE; PRICES LOWER
Slight Recoveries After the Start Help
Little-Liverpoo Sells

NEW YORK, June 29-Buslness was
small on the Cotton Exchange this MORN
ing. and prices made a partial response
TO disappointing cables, showing losses of
. to 8 points, the largest in July The tone,
however. was steady and after the call
there were recoveries of to points from
the start.
Liverpool was the only seller Of July, with
one room operator the important seller in
all the other options. Spot houses were
conspicuous buyers, and Wall street in
ferests also purchased.
The rally from the opening decline car
ried active months about to points
above last nights closing figures, but gen.
orally business was very quiet and later
fluctuations were particularly narrow
The market remained quiet during the
noon hour, but held steady with new crop
deliveries ruling about to points net
higher. The Norden Report made the aver
age condition OF the crop S0.4 per cent,
compared with 81.1 last month, but failed
TO stimulate any fresh business or to create
any fresh sentimenteas to the probable
showing OF the Government report on Sat
urday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, June 29.-The foreign ex-
change market this morning was dull. with
steady undertone Swiss exchange as
we'll as reichsmarks was slightly easier,
while pesetas were a shade better.
Following are quotations: Demand sterI-
ing, 4.75& cables. 4.76 7-16: franc checks
5.90H cables, 5.9OS reiehsmarks checks
cables, 6.37b Swiss checks, 629H cables,
5.2s& Vienna checks. 1910 cables, I2.75;
kroner checks, 2s,35; cables, 1855; pesetas
checks. 20.ls; cables 2O.sO; guiIders
checks. Il 7-l6 cables. Al s-16 less l-16
rubles checks, 30,55. and cables 80 80.
Quotations during the entire morning
and up TO the early afternoon showed only
comparatively small changes from the OPEN
Ing level. Demand sterling Is now quoted
at 4.75H for checks and 4.T6 7-Is for
cables. Francs checks. 6.90A, and cables,
5.90&. Reichsmarks checks, rs, and cables
rs 1-16. The market continues dull with
a steady undertone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
RATES FOR MONEY
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Eureka Pipe Linz Company. regular quarterly
Sseora sa Juiy i1-I ls s-sA0'' august 70 stock of
Amerlean Plano Company. regular quarterly
of II per cent on It's preferred stock payabie
july % stock Of record June 2s
Aetna Explosives Company regular oaartsrl.
81 pe5 cent. % the preferred stock pay
Nqrthern Pacinc Railway Combany Fsxula =
quarterly q y per cent. payable August 10
B4y state Street Railway company regular
se-Alsfn ~ @ - On the Arst preferred slack
51ppl1a- -HlddIa Hardware Conns ~ 7dt,arfsri..
a - per sent "a ths preferred lfoek Da5sik
q 4a PEI eeat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
FINANCIAL NEWS
HOPES OF MAINTENANCE OF PEACE
WITH MEXICO BOOST STOCK PRICES
Shorts Join in Stampede Get Securities Bac-Crowd in
Mexican Petroleum Reaches Large Proportions
Il and Issue Advances Sharply
NEW YORK, June 20.

The Street fromw
attitude OF to
Shorts Joined in stampede
OF the board
a to
a the same
around
o
Foundry 2pon
Alcohol which opened points
and Reading which
the opening for the distinct
at
including
ranged substantially above
United Verde Mining Initial Dividend
NEW YORK
holders
Sinclair Oil Declares Initial Quarterly
dividend
ZEN lend for New Jersey Zinc
of
o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
CRAMP REPORT SHOWS EARNINGS
OF NEARLY 18 PER CENT FOP vr
Compares With 1916 Per Cent. in Previous - NJ,
President Grove Says Outlook for Shipping Indstrr
Is Good-Local Market Quiet

As was the general expectation the an.
nual report of the William Cranp and sons
Ship and Engine Building Company for the
fiscal year ending April 80, and which was
given out at the annual meeting today made
a very good showing as compared with the
previous fiscal year The report showed
earnings of 17.S per cent. on the S6,O9S,OOO
capital stock outstanding. against 10.6 per
cent in the previous year, 1873 per cent In
1894 and 5 per cent In 1898.
The earnings compare as follows:
Net II end AEE 80 tSSsgs. ,ObssSse
RsssS ;ss sss ssSfjSs SSiis
Insurance and taxes deducted: edusS:a On "a oos 600
coS stock sS 1Is IGsiRsanGns fSn
isia.{Rs. is2 RSr cent In i'''-if anu ''
In his remarks In the annual report
Henry S. Grove, the president, says tneI
''The activity In the construction OF Vesseis,
referred to in our last annual report sun
continues. We have untitled contracts which
will occupy all our building ways" during
The nresent wear. Should the orderly
progress of our work not be disturbed by
labor difficulties or failure IN delivery OF
material, we could accept orders Tor con-
struction to begin in the spring OF lsl7.
Az the time our contracts were taken, we
secured all the material for their fulnlment.
We could not, however, protect ourselves
on the price of labor, which amounts to
about As per cent. Of the total cost OF
vessel Any advance in labor rates
dimlnishes the profits estimated at the time
the ships were sold.
MANY new shipyards are being con-
backed by ample capital.
and their development projected along the
most modern plans. To meet this competi-
tion the reconstruction and modernizing OF
your yard will continue to require addi-
tional sums 70 money. -
up to the present time we have under
taken to spend million and a half dollars,
the material and machinery involved In this
expenditure having been contracted Tor last
summer at very much more advantageous
prices than could be obtained today or
this development we have already paid out,
as YOU will see by our report, $S53,7b6.
Announcement was made today Of the
placing of an Issue of $1,500,000 william
cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, June :-HoGs--Recepts. 27 oOO
Market 5si i4wer Mixed a and butchers. iS.SO6
1875 gS35; iigst. 'S2SSs.7S; pigs ISIS 1906 8:
CATTLE Receipts. $500. Market steady.
Beeyes. $50 y. 80; cows and hslferS. s4Sp.sb;
CO. calves, 9.?59if IS, '''"'
Nasys and %sstSfh. ssSOSsi isTGst isnSs. 1855 1855
lib. 1000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. June 2s.-The eofree mar
ket was steadier at the opening this morn
ing. First prices were unchanged to 2
points lower under scattered selling by
trade interests, but offerings were well
taken. and before the call was over De-
cember contracts had sold up from 7sO to
7.ss The stronger tone to the stock mar
ket and the more favorable turn in Mexi-
can affairs, combined with the better tech
nical position. seemed to promote covering.
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position. seemed to promote covering,
a-nan aE-.-l---.l - :
Canadian Exports Increase

OTTAWA. June 29,--A heavy increase II
exports OF manufactured articles during ths
months Of April and May Is the outstanding
feature Of Canadian trade statement jusl
issued. These exports amounted In May &
S27.T54.477, and la the two months OF the
fiscal year to S49. 9.307 SOS. as compared witt
f1e.121.14s In Nay last year and f2s.s42.,
807 In the two-month period.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT--Receipts, 110.1oo BUSH The mar
sjsva!Or%Sg red; spot and june; s. d $102
90h @o611 C. rejected B. o4@O5c.
LlEhs and RSisss xerS 90 is RIsSer; but trade WI
' S S!o No fsF ysSw SfS
y.5r ss sis e. SssS ~ SssS S
bush Ps%Ssd tInnS Nn
xSs 4S .ss %s wSi{s Sns asa $S$ tS
III g f; ss%sle oats. 5sSSSOo.; purified oats,
lbs IN sacks TrSde was @ quiet and prices wssSS
EhoIs Wsr Clear
sh sI.aE 17SS sStfGn dO SSaS dS
st.$;lSh' sG,ton Sa pst,sSt
:h S9 'iS9 ao fsverte Brands
Sss:se $$s5S 4: ''aiSSt 4SSS d. do'
qroa a9 ioa sPTS 3d. at a. io aaS
PROVISIONS
Ta' rSsa .sa tr ssns %d' cg d b.. ta
Ssd ti%s:fs + .%sssS aiS az R se Wssi
so: Ss%: = sSrsI ss.. s 5S SS
S anS Shsr as% s s AS
penS sussS dissf s0 sGS oons.
do. smoked. 14hc: bellies. in pickle, according
70 average, loose hc.; breakfast bacon. as TO
a ca4ed n1d AsSsE6 city d cured wss.rn 2ii d
tierces. i4hc,; do. do. tubs. ilEc.i do. pure
CITY, kettle rendered. In tierces, 14hc. do, do,
in tubs. 14hc.
REFINED SUGARS
The market was quiet and unchanged. Quo
tattons: Extra fine Eranulated. 7.66c.: powdered.
d.d5cs; Sonfectioners' A, 7boc.; soft grades.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
BUTTER-The market ruled steady. but trade
was quiet and offerings were liberal Quo
tatious: Western sold-packed creamery. fancy
sPsss. ss gSc., Fsts' 81 Ssse y'S SECONDS. % ssS
29h G.; nearby prints. fancy. 33c.: average extra.
GaTIckyo Prints 2sc' iobbng sales of fancy
EGGs-Fine eggs were In good request and
rm. with supplies well under control Quota
tons: In free cases. nearby extras. 28c. per
dos; nearby hrsts e. 50 per "a osta6dard az case:
exceptional lots higher; Western extras 2Tc.
per doz.; Western extra frsts, .35 per case:
hrstB. S0.7597.00 per casei fancy selected can
died fresh eggs were jobbing at 30Q3lc. per
CHEEsE-The market was quiet and barely
steady with ample offerings. Quotations: New
York. full cream, fancy. 10Q1oh C.; do. do.
fair to good, 1601Bhc c.; part skins. 9014c.
POULTRY
LIvE-Fowis were dull and lower. Chickens
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Spot Wheat Steady In Liverpool

LIVERPOOL, June 2s.-Spot wheat was
steady today with blue stem quoted at lis,
an advance OF Id; No. hard winter. ss'
3D., unchanged; No. 2 red winter, 9s. sd.,
an upturn of Id. Corn was strong, with
American mixed quoted at ss. Cd, un-
changed, and plate at los. 2hd., a gain
OF 2hd. Flour was unchanged at sos.
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RxAuBl,c SERVICE
" SECURITIES
"Public SerVice Securities
are linked ,eith the success

INUGtC OSTUtC6 OeCuTICteS
are linked Nth the success
of municipalities"
q New England Power Company lst
Mtes. so Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.
q Refund Penna. State Tax and free
Normal Federal Income Tax.
O, Issued under authority of Mass.
Gas 9 Electric Light Commission.
u, The Company is an important unit
OF the New England Company System,
which constitutes the largest hydro
electric development in the United
States east of Niagara Falls.
a. The property now mortgased
represents an original valuation of
$12.9l4,O00.
q Price to net 5.l0%.
BakeI Ayling q Co.
land little Bldg. Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
Liyerpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, June 29.-Spot cotton to-
day was quiet at an advance of points
on the basis of S.21 for mid-upland. The
sales aggregated 5000 bales. including 1000
bales American. The imports were 5000
bales. including 1000 bales American. The
market for futures closed quiet at a net
advance OF a TO n points