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Prof. H. w. McCracken and Dr. Ed. C. Sherman of Colum bus, O., Capt. J. F. Hubrick, J. F. Shultz, Ben Jackson and Jas. Barkley of Mccarthy, who left last month on a hunting expe- dition at the head of the Chiti m are expected back soon. The party expected also to take pie lures and collect specimens for the State Museum of Ohio. Itis 70 be regrett~d that moving picture mac44 which they had arranged for faileN to arrive in time to be taken with the party.
 Dexter Cayuette is in town from the Nizina district and ex- poets to go to work at Kenne eott.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
COTTON BECOMES EASY
AFTER A STEADY START
Prices Go or 2 to Points on Better
Supply

NEW YORK, July 1S.-Trading was
fairly active on the Cotton Exchange this
morning, the tone being steady, with prices
of the active months 2 points lower to
points higher. There was sale of June at
q decline of 6 points
A prominent commission house was tho
only important seller. the demand coming
from New Orleans and other Southern in
tercsts spot houses and room traders. After
the call prices eased Off 2 to points due
to better supply coming on the market.
Later the market sold off to 1895 for
October and 1919 for December, repre-
senting q net loss of to 6 points, due to
selling by Wall street interests and the re-
fusal of traders to believe in crop damage
news. Support from spot houses and Liv-
erpool and by advioes regarding the tropical
storm, which seemed to Indicate that 1t was
moving toward the south Atltnatic coast
with increased intensity, steadied the mar
ket In the afternoon. There was also n
good deal of talk of boil weevil as the result
of the recent rains. It was said that New
England splnners are buying virtually no
cotton from the local market at the
moment.
Liverpool was 1 to 2 points under expec-
tations. Prices came about " points
lower, whereas they were due ~ TO ~
points off. A private cable stated that the
market was quiet, with little hedge SELL
ing Scattered rains were again reported
from some Eastern stations in the belt, but
with the exception of Knoxville, which had
LOG, the precipitation was below an inch
Temperatures were about normal
The receipts of cotton at the ports for
the day We're estimated at 10000 bales.
compared with 1O295 bales last week, 1864
bales la1t year and 3109 bales in 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
PHILADELPHIA'S FOREIGN TRADE
CONTINUES ON A LARGE SCALE
Exports During June 129 Greater Than in Same
Month Of Last Year-Keystone Watch Case Directors
Expected to Declare Dividend This Month

al their meeting this month. No dividends
have been declared for a year and half
The regular business of the company has
improved, and besides this It has had tho
benefit Of its order for caps and shells.
The amount of the prospective dividend Is
not certain. Eighteen months ago "a per
cent. was declared for the six months
period From January, 1908, to 1919, the
company paid regular dividends of ~ pei.
cent.
While there was no feature to the trading
on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange today
the market was steady. The most active
issue was Philadelphia Rapid Transit trust
certificates, but the price was unchanged
at 10 during the morning session. Insur-
ance Company Of North America was sold
at the same price as the last previous close.
as was Philadelphia Electric. Lehigh Navi-
cation lost a fraction, while Pennsylvania
Railroad gained slightly. Cramp trust GER
tlficates lost 2 points
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18

That Philadelphia is maintaining its
position in the increased foreign trade Of
all ports Of the United States which has
been increased because Of the war, is
shown in the figures of the business done
for the month Of June. During the month
the total exports we're s242s6,752. This
is an increase over the same month of the
previous year of sf3,341,t29 Imports
reached total of s13,552,s56 an increase
of s5,14I504. The balance of trade in
favor Of the port for the month was S10,-
733,s96; that is, exports exceeded imports
by that amount
For the six months of the calendar year
the exports reached total of s120,431, S32.
more than twice as large as in the corre-
spending period Of 1915. The imports were
s64,ssO, s51. as against s3s,055,411
The financial district heard today that
the directors of the Keystone Watch Case
Company are expected to resume dividends
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
FRENCH CROPS
SATISFACTORY,
REPORTS SHOW
Production of Hay. and
Wheat Good Despite
Lack Of Rains
WINE OUTPUT ROW S
Rv YVES GuYoT

PARIS, July 1s.-Ther is an idea current
that the war must increase considerably the
value of the stocks of establishments which
work for the war adm ,nistration. Certain
journals have supported this theory by com
pairing the values at the end of July. 1914,
with the present prices, but the date was
badly chosen because the Bourse then was
dominated by the apprehension of war.
Prices must be compared with normal
year. and it will be found that few war
stocks are now CHER than in 1913.
The hay crop has been good. although
suffering from rains and the lack of farm
hands. The wheat crop is announced to be
rather good The wine crop, although not
called very good, will be superior to last
years The market has been closed since
July a. There has been raise In per
cent. rentes to 64.5O. The liquidation was
effected without incident, and the interest
rate on the carry-over remained at per
cent.
Yesterday at the office of the commercial
attache Of the American Embassy there was
a reception to f. A. Brand, assistant chiet
of the Bureau Of Fore gn and Domestic
Commerce Mr.. Brand made speech to
which had the pleasure of responding on
the subject Of commercial friendliness OF
France and America.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
TO DEPOSIT "MoP" ISSUES
Gould Estate Agrees to the Reorgani-
zation Plan

NEW YORK, July 1s,-After a meeting
Of the executors of the Gould estate today,
announcement was made by George j.
Gould that II was voted to deposit the
Missouri Pacific securities held by the estate
under the reorganization plan that was an
nounced some time ago. The exact amount
of the holdings is not obtainable, but there
is every reason to believe that this action
will insure the success of the plan.
No statement was made as 10 whether
action was taken on the proposition made
by the Missouri Pacific bankers for the ex
change of Texas and Pacific stock for the
Denver and Rio Grande holdings Of the
Missouri's Pacific holdings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
CURB TRADING
is AGAIN LIGHT
Price Fluctuations Narrow.
Motors Almost Entirely
Neglected
NEW YORK, July 1s.

NEW 1OHht july 10.
Trading In the market for outside secu-
rifles today was again of light character,
with price fluctuations within narrow lin
it's After fractional gains at the outset
slight reactions followed, more through
dulness than any pressure, and In nearly
every instance early gains were lost.
Motor stocks were almost entirely neg
lected, with price changes insignificant,
aside from Chevrolet which moved at
range of about 3 points. United Motors,
Stutz and White Motors showed only small
price changes.
There was better inquiry for American
Writing Paper at an Improvement of ~.
Tobacco Products moved up nearly point
on increased activity, later losing about
half. Midvale Steel wac comparatively
quiet, at a small fractional change. briggs
Seabury fell over 4 points, rallying about
2: Aetna Explosives was again under pres
sure and declined nearly point.
Oil stocks were dull. with exception Of
Cosden Issues which developed n firmer
tone on inside buying.
Mining issues were dull but frmer In
spots.
ponds 1yere duiat and uuchanped
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK July ls.-Fhe market for
foreign exchange this morning was steaey.
Reichsmarks were slightly easier. Quota
tons follow Demand sterling, AIS ILLS !;
cables, s76 7-l6; francs. checks. $50 Is ;
cables, b.90A relchsmarks, checks. Is; ca
hles. 7s l-le; lire. checks, 6.40sl cables
440H swiss, checks. 529 cables, 5.23is /;
Aronsf. checks 2s.25 cables zs.35 pesetas,
ehecEs. 2ale. cables, "a. 20 Vienna. checks
476e cables 1855 guiiders checks. Al
z-I6 plus l-1s cables. 415a plus 1-te; ru-
zl<a chaeks. 3055 cables. 5000. Sixty
z4v Bills veFe AK 70 4.7ih and 90-day
4IlIs 4faA = 4s9iz.
4aHafd mid-afternoou the market con
Itnusd steady with no change ia sterling
ana a1If small fractional changes In francs
and 1slehsaarks. Demand sterling Ats Ills
s1f e4tfes. f76 1-16E4.76a francs checks.
444zz ana cables. 6.a9A ana reiehsnarks
zhatzs and cables. Ts lie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-Recelpts, os,4GO bush. The market
ruled strong with good demand and moderate
OFFERINGS. 3uotations Gar lots In expor. ,,tS elS
ern red. 81 100 1 u; steamer No. : red, si'09%
ii; No 3 red. 81 90 q 1 IL; rejected "A, 1.OB15
a 1 OSIs: rejected IL, Sl.O5 a l.OI.
COi,N-Recepts, 81 800 bush Supplies were
moderate and the market ruled firm with fair
demand. Quotations. Car lots for local trade,
as TO Iocation-Wostern No. 2 yellow. OiV
Si iac; do, steamer yellow 0o@0Q1 1sc.; DO no no
yellow, SIS a SpC.; do, No. yellow 500 sGc.
oATS-Receipts, $4,000, bush: Trade was was
uuiet but prices were well maintained. Quota
tIons: No . white. 40@ 40 hc.; standard white,
JS@ isibc.; No. white, 46la @47 i5c.i 10; !
white 43d l4c.; sample oats, 4Oh " Al 19c.'
purified oats. graded, 46@ Al isc. o,,,os
FLOI'R-ReCelpts, 700 bbls. and l,ulGoSSS
lbs in sacks. There was little tTndng but m M
quotations per 90 lbs. in wood M1ter' e,eaT' lear
s6 i5a 10: kansas. clear. cotton sucks St2u ~.
az "a: do straight. cotton sacks. So 70 q .. 20;
do patent. cotton sacks, SJOOgb;I0' spTdihg
first. clear, s4.SOa5.l0; do. straght. 80 q
s8 % GlG.56; city mills choice and fancy patent
sD 25 a. Il. 10: do, regular grades, winter clear
"a % @ 4. O0; do, straight $lOOWo'lo' do''
patent S5.l5Uj.i0 So
RYE FLOUR sold slowly at former rates; rate we we
quote nearby at S4.5OniT5 per Dbl. ana west
crn Mt S5QD5.h 80 per bbl.. as to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
June COTTON COnsumptlon Greater

WASHINGTON. July IS - The Census
Bureau Of the Department Of Commerce
today announced that llnters consumed dur
ing June were 6sO9s bales In 1915 and s3.-
s03 in 1915; on hand In consuming estab-
lishments on June 80. lO7.s6l bales in 1918
and 1885 IN 1915 held in public storage
and at compFesses on June 39 1855 953 bales
sumed during the IL months ending June
so amounted TO s47.53s bales in 1915 and
s62 ss5 In 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Diamond Match Company regularly quarterly
Is. per cent, payable September 10 to stock Of
record August 81.
Kings County Electric Light and Power Com
pany, regular quarterly per cent. payable
Philadelphia Company. regular semiannual
81 2S on the per cent. preferred stock, nay
able September l 10 stock Of record August 10
.TorriLgton Company, regular semiannual OF 4
per cent. iSl) on par S25 on the common stock.
payable August TO stockholders Of record
July %
champion Copper Company declared a divi-
dend Of 50. 40 share, making sbl. 90 since
February 81 1918 when payments were re-
sumed following the suspension from October
10. 1913
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
Receiver for Marble Company

CHICAGO. July ls.--J f. Manning pres
dent OF the Colorado Yule Marble Com.
pany was appointed receiver for that COM
proceeding was instituted on behalf OF the
Bankers Trust Company. Of New York
The company was incorporated IN Febru-
ary. 1905. ana It's property Is located Ia
ized stock 81 5000. 600. common s.. coo. 600.
8 per ,enf cumulative asst prefsrled. and
S. oee,oQ9 seeena preferred
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
YEGETABLES

steady. Other yesetables sold fairly and values
generally ruled steady ,9aotatl9nns 'WlhlItee Ie
i75 "a EastSsTn S shPgge 5Se no wS3Is EGE,
notatoes Jersey. per basket. 40 @ t5c Sweet
potatoes JsEssy per 6aSkstHSo SOC g5S 5c
aware and MARYLAND; per ,hamper.No. s5G
egIfi egaroIiaa. pc per bS, ,s5g Onions, Texas psr
s1mmsI Eats-No J. 81 sl49g S5sl.5 80; m 10 SIC
tiTsiniS, ES ai4eS PeS sagEsf Celery, fiorias3
BsnTnehes' 81 50 a $50. Peppers FLORIDA. per
sar9iefs Sa ifgl.59 EgggIans. Florida, PER
g. cucumbsrs.. Norfolk. peg 66l. 81 5082; do.
Is.bbi basket 5Oe.; do, North Carolina, per
5s tI@l 2s: deb dS Ssskgf gsF !, f9sfss 2o94Oe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
FRESH FRUITS

Peaches were in better demand and hrmer.
There was a fair movement in other fruits and
prices generally ruled steady. Quotations. Apples.
per bbl.-Baldwin, sac 3; Ben Davis SJ0lt,
other varieties 81 500 o.. 5O No. q S1.25@2; do.
Delaware and MARYLAND. per hamper-Faney,
box, s35Oq5, Pineapples, per crate--,PoTto Rico,
81 5ua g. so. HuCklebeTrIes. North Carolina, per
at. q lOc. Gooseberries, per qt.. a ie.. Rasp-
berries red. per pt., 3Q6c Cherries, Naw
varieties per slb. bskt., SOC soc; do. Delaware
and Maryland, sweet per H., ga Sc; do. do,
sour per lb.. "a &c; do. do. sweet per at,
6S Sc. do, do, sour. pei, gt 5@7e Piqms'
ia psr carrier-Belle 81 5O02: Elberta. Sl.5
e5i. 15; Carmen. siQi.5O. Cantaoupes, Gait
Sornia per crate, 50 $50; do, Georgia, per
crate. SIG 1.50; do, North Carolina. per stand
ard crate, 50415c. do. fiat crate, e5 % soc.
Watarms ions. FLORIDA. per car. sl25 q 200.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, July 1S.-The market for
coffee futures opened quiet this morning
at a decline of l to 3 points Trading was
inactive. with little selling by Wall street.
Sales on the call were 1900 bags.
Later the market was quiet, and while
statistically 1t Is In a firm position, trading
lacked snap. and there was little support
from outside interests Wall street sold
early, with the buying scattered. The
Brazil market continued firm. The local
spot market while unchanged coffee was
in fair demand. Rio No. was quoted at
gAc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
Live STOCK QUOTATIONS

~E4tcAGO July s.-HOGS-Receipts IL 900
head. market 80 ioc. higher Mixed and butchers.
isssovSyS 50 ss q 49i lighs. so,so09.S5i pigs.
70 N l'lsfi Receipts. 5000 head; market steady
geeVes SO 90 q 10 90; cows and helfers. l3 81 y
40. stockers aud feeders fa. p q 23s Texans.
1928 @DIO. calves SS,25gll 20.
eII ~ F-Eecepts. II 0DO head; market steady
Native ana Western. t6.T5@s.s0: lambs,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
condition of U. S. Treasury

WASHINGTON. sJuly 1S.-The condition
of the United States Treasury. according to
a statement issued today, was as follows;
Net balance in general fund, $229,O39,-
716; total receipts, s34,00O,070; total dis
bursements. 500, ,90O,S57; deficit for the year
sl1,232,974, exclusive of the Panama Canal
and public debt transactions,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
Burlington to Issue Bonds

CHICAGO. July l8.-Permission has been
given by the state Public Utilities Com
mission to the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company to issue sl3,s96.-
600 4 per cent. bonds. payable March /, 1858.
of the bonds SlO.O00.O00 viii be used to
reimburse the company for construction ex-
penditures and the remainder for the re-
funding Of prior issue. The bonds will
be put out under the general mortgage OF
March 2, 1905.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18

LIVERPOOL. July 1s,-Spot wheat was
steady today. with No. hard winter quoted
at lis. 4hd; No. ! northern Manitoba,
lis. Cd, and No. northern Manitoba, lis.
3D. Corn was steady, with American mixed
unchanged, at los. Sd. Flour was quoted
al Ais. The receipts of wheat in the last
three days were 100000 centals. including
l22, 900 centals American. The receipts of
corn were III 900 centals.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm with G,ly far Sssg demand; n
r sets smoked, 2sc city beef snuckies and and
beef knucEiss and teRders, SMOKED N %2c beef s
S. p cured, loose, ls@lsh C; do, skinned
loose. 1874 d lOc; do. do, smoked, &ua %
brand and average Isise.;; hams. hnnSiSsi hsmoiksa'
sac: picnic shoulders. =, cured, loose lie:
do. smoked lie, bellies In pickle ,GGSSTdias
10 brand and average. city cured 2lG; G5;a6sd' dSd'
tIerces l4Ia c., do, do, tubs. 1iHc.' do, pure
city. Kettle rendered, in tierces. l4hc c. do' do''
In tIbg lli5C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
Financial Briefs

The Colonial Trust Company will locate
temporarily next Monday at 40 South Broad
street occupying Offices In the Lincoln
Building during the erection of It's new l2-
story building on its present site. at the
northeast corner Of 18th and Market streets
The London Stock Exchange will not
be closed Monday August Z.
Judge Orr, OF the Federal District Court
of Pittsburgh. has set Thursday at 10 a, m
for a hearing on a motion for an appeal by
the Fearon Bondholders' Committee IN the
wabash Pittsburgh Terminal Railroad case.
The New York SubtFeasury gained So 1S4,-
600 from banks yesterday, making cash
net gain since Friday Of Ss.6s4, 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
Liyerpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, July 1S.-Spot cotton today
was quiet at decline of 2 points on the
basis of sold. for midupand. The sales
aggregated 5000 bales. including 1000 Amer
ican. The imports were 5000 bales, includ'
ing 1000 bales American. The market for
futures closed quiet at n net decline of 6q
points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
nomestlc Demand for snelter

NEW YORK July ls.-Domestie demand
continues 10 be In evidence, but nothing Is
heard OF foreign inquiries In the spelter
market II Is generally Arm and a fair
amount OF business is reported 10 have been
closed. Prime Western speiter. East St
Louis Is offered for prompt delivery at
axe for July SC. ard for August sEe.
yesterday az &c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
CHICAGO. July IS.

Wheat was feverish and moved irregular
" today. closing lower. The start was
sasler. but the market gradually hardened.
subsequently losing the gain under liquida-
tion. There was a good class OF buying at
times. An active milling demand for new
winter was reported. There We're further
reports of rust from the northwest and one
authority said that 1t was developing rapidly
and that unless the weather became very
favorable considerable damage was certain.
The rust news was responsible for what
strength was displayed by the market
The market at Liverpool turned easy,
after showing steadiness. Freight rates
were reported stronger.
Bad weather in all growing countries is
changing the complexion or the general
situation abroad and foreign buyers are
displaying nervousness as reserves have
been permitted to remain moderate. The
visible supply in the United States is
4S,034O 900 bushels. a decrease Of 100000
bushels for the week. and compares with
e.356.000 bushels a year ago; in Canada
Il is 3s.s0S0O0 bushels. a decrease of
4,474,0OO bushels for the week
An authority declared the requirements in
the United States were increasing at rate
OF nearly 100000 bushels year
Corn finished frmer. although best prices
were not held, on hot dry weather In the
West and Southwest. There was some
buying of futures here from that section.
where values are relatively higher than
they are In this market Steadiness pre-
vailed az Liverpool,
Oats finished easier, after displaying
nrmness
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Canada to rake Over Rallroad

MONTREAL. July 1s.-An agreement
will be reached today whereby the Canadian
Government will take over the Quebec and
Saguenay Railroad. No details have yet
been made public nor the price stated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
BANK CLEARINGs

Bank clearings today compared with CORE
1915 1918. 1914
Phfadalphia s41.120.tla &26.1 81 .0Jf S24.o17 T6a
Boston -.... as BIC. jIS 2i.s3I 439 81. 06o. 12o
New York .5ls.75e 49e se6. so ao7 aos.its. sos
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
NFW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. july s.-sUTTERE.Deman
sfadss aulet. Reeeipis. is.sIs. No ehanse In
fs;.mnIlish grades arm; other grades quiet
and irresuiar, RecsiPts II s35 E<tEag z7is q
aer .Texfra hrHts 26h H2ic,. nrsfs. - q 20c :
w6lfs ~ q 32e. brown. ~ q s0c. mlzsd eolaF
e . esc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
RAILROAD EARNINGS

1919 Increase.
First week July ...... s54,O6s S0,s79
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Second week July .... s2.73s. 900 S.lO3, 900
DETROIT AND MACKINAc.
First week july -. s25s70 s2.454
Second week peNGaS yaS. ANp M ;4S3 6 sa4. 500
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
Second week July...... s2O7. 900 s2l. 900
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, AND PITTSBURGH.
Second week July. sea-. 400 sl9.648
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
High Points in Todays Financial NerOs

charge invest
o. bar NeSU York aud London
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18

Exports From New York Larger

from o
s456445 with S71OS46 period
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
REFINED SUGARS

Trade was fair and values were firmly main
taIned. Reiners' list prices Extra me Eranu'
lated d3's P9wddeEed Zoe e'"'e'''o"e'S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
BAR SILVER

Bar silver in London was quoted at
2sAd., Off s-l6d.
Commercial bar silver in New York was
quoted today 62%c, OFF Rc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18

Total sales, ss4,sO0.. compared With s14soo
yesterday, thus for this week, SllO,6OOi same
period last week. SIIb,700.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
POULTRY

LIvE-The market was quiet but steady steady under 1deJ
dc: roosters i3dDl4c.; spring chicr.ens.
cording to quality. Weighing az lbs. and over
apiece % a 2Sc.: White Leghorns, according to
quality, alq24e, ducks, as TO size and quality
i4m l0c pigeons. old, per pair, 20 N2bc.' dO.'
Young per pair 20 "a 32c
DREssEDI; offerings were moderate and and the t
desirable stock Qlotqtions Freshiikilled dry,
selected zee do. weighing Az @ 5 lbs apiece.
q lIac.i doi wslghips los o55p'ecSs .,iSb III,
ing ing lbs apiece, 1920 Fowls. in bbls.. Ice;
uacked. fancy, dry-piCked-NOrtnern indiana aud
illinois, weighing 4q5 lbs apiece, 2lc.: do.
southern Indiana and Illinois, welghing lbs;
ROSTERS. dry-picked. i5e; broling chickens, iii
nOis 2S6 3Oc.; do, Indiana, % H2sc. BrOilers,
weighing ia az lbs. apiece 80 @34e, brolers'
spring, l9a Zoe sauabs, Der dog Waite Weigh
Weighing 0@l0 lbs per doz.. Stsi5@Its755.; Do
wRits, Weighing j@5h lbs. per doz., 81 255i
do dark. Sl.T5@ 2.25; do, small and No. 2,