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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-08-19

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County Maryland No 2ti3
Chaucery
I6e object of this suit is 60 procure il
decree Tor the sale uf the rca| estate in
Worcester County Maryland nf which
William II Jones died seized.
THE bil states
That certain William ~ Jones
and Florence e. Jones. his wife. were
ia thu lifetime ot the said William II
Jones indebted unto the plaintiff in the
foil and mst sum of three hundred dol
lars with interest from the first day
Sc January. nineteen hundred ana
fourteen. as wi0 more fully appear by
reference ID certified copy of mort
with the Bid 81 complaint and marked
Exhibit
That the said William II Jones'
being 50 indebted and also unto divers
other persons. and having real ami per.
-onaI estate of great value, departed
TINS life iu or abuHt the month of Feb
ruar5 1910 inte-tate. and leaving sur
yNing him bis widow Florence r.
Jone- an adult over the age of twenty
ane Fear- residing in Worcester Couutg
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-08-19
All HaIIOwS Parish

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n "A. m. Preaching
= o. M, Preaching
The evening service will be short and
full Of life
REV. G NJ GALARNEAU. Rector
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-08-19
SCORE By INNINGS

Battery Snow I'M. kcen and Brad
ford Hurlock. Smith. Bradley Diffen-
dal and Phillips
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-08-19
TERMS on SALE

PAIL EWElI, Attorney-at-l.aw
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
MONEY IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, March 29.-AIoney market
conditions have shown but little change in
recent weeks, although the impression an
pears to be gaining ground that the ten
dency viii soon be toward hardening Of
rates Six months money is being
loaned on mixed collateral at 8 per cent.
while call loans are being made at "a. az
per cent The usual heavy disbursements
on April I are expected 20 stfffen money
rates temporarily for call loans, although
il is not believed that il will have much
influence on long-term paper There has
been a somewhat less freer Offering of
money during the last few days the banks
holding of before period of large dis
bursements.
At present there is a call from the in
terror for money for the regular spring
movement, the planting period, etc This
is expected 10 keep up for a month at
least. Strange as il may seem. some Of
the large Chicago banks are very flush
with money whereas il might be supposed
at this time they would be using q great
deal Of money.
situation state that the banks are finding
means for employing their money at
profitable rates, Many institutions, il is
stated, have temporarily withdrawn from
the market, They are still loaning. but
are not anxious TO push the matter Many
are making special loans; that Is. loans
Of a special character that ordinarily
would not be demanded
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
BUFFALO AND SUSQUEHANNA
AT ANOTHER NEW TOP MApD
Company's Common Stock Sold at az = Talk A.,
Heard of Divdend-American Railways Com e''
mon at Best Price of Year

Another new high price was established
by the common stock Of Buffalo and
susquehanna this afternoon when it sold
up to AZ on the Philadelphia Stock Ex-
change. The preferred rose a half to 61,
but later lost 1t again and half more.
Both yesterday and today the company's
common stock was advanced on rumors
of a dividend on the Junior issue in the
near future
The action Of the stock would seem to
indicate that something favorable was in
prospect. the stock having advanced 5
points in two days, but persons i'm close
touch with the affairs of the company
said this afternoon that they did not be-
lieve that dividend would be declared
at the present time, although action of
this kind may be taken later on, possibly
the latter part of the year The company
Is known TO making a very good show.
ing with regard to earnings.
The directors of the company meet in
New York tomorrow and they will have
before them the company's earnings state
ment. II is understood that the present
earnings on the common stock are CON
siderably more than last year, when 7ia
per cent. was earned
The only other feature on the exchange
today was American Railways common,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
NEW YORK, March %.


unsettled the market saturday and has been cause Of eases since
a
were specalues.
All this influence buls nuufed
selling
selling
he issue Of one point o
o o
n o sales
i'm the
foreign Ell TO many
for
il
exhausted selling
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, March 29.-The market
for foreign exchange at the opening today
was strong, with quotations for sterling
and francs a shade higher. Pesetas and
guilders We're firm. Rubles We're easier
Otherwise the market was without feature.
Quotations were: Demand sterling,
i.762s a4.76 7-l6, cables, All; franc
checks. 5961a, cables, 5.95&: marks
checks, n IS. cables. II 1-16; lire checks,
6.693s, cables, 6,69ls; Swiss checks 522,
cables, 5.21 y; Vienna checks, l2.33, cables,
12.&5; Stockholm, 2s,S0, cables, $3.50;
pesetas, 1920, cables, 1926; guilders
checks, 425s, cables, AZ 11-l6; rubles
checks, 3l.55. cables, 31.6O.
Sixty days sterling bills were 4,73 and
80 days. All.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29

year, selling at 34k. "rK Tor N.
Phe tendency toward v,a..,
which was shown in the trasILns OUT,
yesterdays session, was nor Ing during
night and the market dronnod ed over
dullness. There were no ne.,. PACK iHta
ments IN the financial situation ueyeloD.
absence of any the Street cor,,t ,u IN tn
follow the watchful waiting attitrsnu to
movements were irregular PrIc9
United States Steel was the w.,
issue but trading in that stool, lbs. ~ active
on as large a scale as it generaiI,. was MOI
lowing the lead of Wall strao. Us Fols
moved UP fraction. Tononoh ,ne price
which was brought out TO cnnI,s IS,eslmonts
extent a few days ago by the oss,oerable
the price of bar silver, was ofs fsSFsnce In
traction. as was Tonopab Nt,rjn small'
Gas also showed a tendency tore. United
ness, but II only lost a fractjo. sof.
midday Philadelphia Rapid Tron.,, Aftef
certihcates came out, advancIns - trust
shares of Cambria Steel chans.es = Five
at 81, off Il Late in the da1s hands
vania Steel sold at 80 up 10 no,r, r,ehnsyi'
the last sale. United States Vs,ies s, from
lts early gain and more pesid.s 'eei lost
The only feature In the bons
was the sale of $4,000 United ~ puivision
investment 5s. The price n. railways
ABOVE the last previous close. halt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

regular quarterly of ~ per cent. on pre-
ferred payable April 10 to stock OF record
April Z.
Singer Manufacturing Company regular
qunr rtcrly of . per cent: payable March 81 to
stock of record March 10.
Roanoke Gas Light Company, REGULAR quar-
able April / to stock of record March II.
indianapolis Water Works Securities Com
pany, regular semiannual OF 3 u per cent on
preferred payable April 1 to stock OF record
March 2S.
regular quarterly Of per cent. payable April
IL TO stock of record March 81,
dividend of Y per cent. on preferred, pay
able March 20 to stock of record March "a
regular quarterly OF ! per cent. on common
and u per cent on preferred,
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal
Company, regular quarterly OF ~ per cent,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
COTTON GAINS SLIGHTLY
ON SCATTERED DEMAND
Absence of Hedge Selling-Southern
Spot Situation Steady

NEW YORK. March 2s.-The cotton
market this morning was narrow, and,
with the exception of persistent small of
ferings by one operator, there was no
feature to the trading. The early tone
was steady, with prices unchanged to four
points lower. on the call there was lin
tied switching by various interests. and
later pressure from spot interests forced
prices down about two points from the
start.
The market was quiet, but steady later
i'm the day with the active months ruling
about 3 to points net higher on scat
terng demand, which seemed to be en-
couraged by the stiffness of the May po.
sition, the continued absence of hedge
selling and the apparent steadiness of the
Southern spot situation.
An early wire from Waco. Tex said
there had been no demand for spot cotton
there for several days. but reports from
New Orleans indicated continued good
business and advices from Memphis said
that spot business there had been on an
exceptional high basis as compared with
futures
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
CURB PRICES REACTED
Not Much Outside Business puri,.
Days Session

NEW YORK, March 2s.--Tber. -.
fairly good demand for stooks :.
opening of the New York curh %
with the general tone firm. This -
ever was not long maintained
cessions set in before the first hour
in many instances carried valus, h.,'@
the previous close. There was ,t,,,.
side business to speak of, and mos, Vss, :,
the dealings were by traders. 0'' OK
cuba Cane Sugar, after a gain Of +.
reacted 21s, rallying only slightly u,
Rubber was firm on small purchases n1sA Ta
Dacco Products. after an improvement, Of "a I.
point, eased off. vi
Lynn monograph on inside purchase,
rose to a new high American Wr,,,r.
faper was shade off, notwithsta ndia ,
the reported advance in the price Of ths
product. st. Joseph Lead was frac,,ne e
better. ae''on
Oil stocks were without feature bu. firm
in tone. "' "'n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
VEGETABLES

Desirable stock, sold fairly and ruled firm
with supplies well under control Quotations:
White potatoes, per bush, Pennsylvania. SI 80
a. 40; do do, New York. s1.15Q /, 20: do.
do. Western. Sl.15@i.2U. do. Jersey Der
;s basket No ] Ross 50 a I5c. do, do. No. j
9G % br i9S po do N9 x 900
DO No 2 SCOT Sweet 1otaioes, aI s. isrgsesy. per per
basket No. l, $50 5Oc do. do. No y rs
q sOe, DO, Jersey. Delaware and Maryland.
per hamper, No. J.. Toe e 81 do, do. no, 2.
5U4 zoe. do, Virginia, per bbl. 81 500
LIS onions. per 109-l6. bag 10 i. Sl.75g5 :;
per ton. .sl0g 20; do. Florida per hamper sl
q ] 25i do. South Carolina, per crate. 81. - q
Spinach NS95foIk S5Bsr ser si ,d@3 SR 42 S9 d.
per Dbl. Is G90c. Lettuce Florida. per 6as-
ket. 81. SOC 8; do, South Carolina. per basket.
81 Q2; do. North Carolina, per basket 81 n
. 80 Beans, Florida. per basket, S2@3.50.
Peas Florida: per basket; e. N s54.S PEPPERS.
Florida, per crate, s2@2, 30, Tomat toes, Fiorl-
da per carrier. fancy, 81. % eliza do. do.
choice T5c. Gg$1. Asparagus. per crate. South
Carolina, S2gt' DO, do, Georgla, f2.25 3. 50i
4-lb. basket 75c. a si.i0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
Financial Briefs

Changes in prices of stocks at auction
today were mostly upward. Gains ranged
from one to seven points. Union Passen-
ger Railway rose Z. West End Trust 3h :.
Fifth and Sixth Streets Passenger Rail-
way 3&, Philadelphia National Bank 5
and Bank of North America /. Northern
National Bank declined 8 and Keystone
Watch Case lost 3h.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works has
received orders for the following loco
motives; Twenty-Five Mikado type for
Great Northern Railway, and 25 MilIado
type for Pennsylvania lines west of Pitts.
burgh.
New York banks lost TO Subtreasury
yesterday s7O4,0OO, and lost since Friday
last s4,447,OOO.
At the Pennsylvania Railroad annual
election. Samuel Rea, Henry c. Frick and
Charles II. InEersoll We're reelected direct
ors to serve for the term of four years.
Total earnings OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company for the year ended
December 81 were $51,171,795, an increase
of S4,907,0l9 over the previous year; net
earnings We're $10,199,754, an increase of
Si,513,72S. Surplus for the year increased
$i,796,10G, equal to 1919 per cent, on
stock, against ga per cent. in 1914. and
3.2i per cent in 1913.
The National Bank of Cuba has received
from Havana 100000 in French and
Spanish gold and American silver.
The report of the Federal Mining and
Smelling Company for the year ended De-
cember 81. shows operating profits of
S455, 5,939, against S1s9,O93 In 1914. Tota
income decreased SS9,954, with a de-
crease in profit and loss surplus of
Sl69,O77.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29

CHEESE The market ruled firm under light
offerings and fair demand. Quotations; New
York. full cream, fancy. lSS f0 he; do do.
fair to good, held, lSUlS 14c.; do, do. part
skins, / "a Ice
BUTTER-1rada was fair and the market
ruled rm under light offerings. Quotations.
specials, 4Oc.; extra. 3SC.; extra iirSts. Bic;
fancy. lie: average extra, 30 "a 4OC. firsts
3G@ a7c. seconds, 81 3Ic,:; special fancy
brands of prints jObbing at "A @i7c.
EGiS-'rhr muriut ruled steady under mod
crate offerings ANA n fairly active demand, Fol-
lowing are the quotations: In free cases, nearby
extra, 2Gc. per duZani nearby hrsts. S6.45 per
standard ease; nearby current receipts, SG,3p
per case: Western extra hrSts, SG.i5 per case:
do, trstS; SG.3o per case Southern per, case
-, 81 m q. 80, to quality: fancy selected eggY
were jObbins at 27m 29c. per dozen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
PROFIT-T
WEAKENED WHEAT
Longs and Foreigners Liqui-
dated-Further Unfavorable
Crop News Received
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST.

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST.
CHICAGO. March 20.-The weather fore
cast for SO hours follows: Illinois and
Missouri. rain tonight and tomorrow,
warmer tonight colder Thursday; WiscOn-
sin, partly cloudy in north, unsettled in
south tonight colder Thursday; Minnesota.
unsettled and colder tonight, probably rain
or snow in south, partly cloudy and colder
Thursday; Iowa, rain tonight. colder in
west. unsettled and colder Thursday, prob
ably rain snow in south; North Dakota,
partly cloudy and much colder tonight,
fair and continued cold Thursday: South
Dakota, cloudy and colder tonight. prob
ably snow In east. partly cloudy Thursday.
colder in east; Nebraska. unsettled and
colder tonight, probably rain or snow in
enst and centre. partly cloudy in west
Thursday, unsettled and colder in east;
Kansas. rain or snow and much colder
tonight. unsettled. probably snow or rain
In southeast Thursday. colder.
CHICAGO. March 29.-Proft-taking by
longs and selling by foreigners weakened
the wheat market today after 1t had dis
played strength following moderate de-
clnes in the initial dealings. The firm
ness was the result of purchasing by dis
turbed shorts. by newly converted bulls
and by outsiders who expressed the opir-
ion that Crop-scare period was ap-
preaching
The selling that caused the reaction
was due to predictions of rain in the
winter wheat belt. light clearances from
the seaboard and continued liberal re-
ceipts at points in the interior,
There was further unfavOrable crop
news. The Price Current said that the
general condition Of the plant was lower
than for some years at this season, with
prospects continuing to depreciate II
Is too early to forecast the area of
spring wheat but the season in the
Northwest is backward, Snow was re-
ported there Final quotations, however,
were above the bottom.
The market at Liverpool turned easy
following a steady start, Stocks abroad
are increasing and the indications point
to heavier shipments from Argentina for
the week. Sentiment in Great Britain was
affected by the huge reserves in the United
States and Canada The apprehension
abroad over the latest activities of Ger
man submarines has passed, and cables
said that new tonnage was sufficient 10 Off
set the recent disasters to ships,
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen High. Low Close. CLOSE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
New ON Company Chartered

DOVER Del, March 2s.-The Robin,
son OIL Corporation, OF Baltimore, Md.
was chartered here today with a capital
OF 81 900 600. TO refine oil of all kinds and
engage In oil transportation The incor,
porators were W. II. Price. Jr.. John Z,
semmes, Jr.. and Jesse n. Bowen, an oi
Baltimore. The Amalgamated Securities
Company of New York Increased It's eapi
tai from 800 900 70 ss.000 600. The com.
pany vas chartered here On February 26
lasf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
Democratic Caucus on ArmOr Bill

WASHINGTON, March ia caucus
of Democratic members of the House to
consider the Tillman bill for the construc-
tion of a Government armor plate factory
has been called at the instance of Demo-
Gratis who favor not only the armor plate
bill, but the Government manufacture of
munitions of war The caucus will be
held tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

,CHIcAGo, MarCh 20, - HoGSs11Receipts;
5SSRers SRs rpod SSe heavy, so 90 53
D So; rough .heayy,a tS;15 59g' '59i lIg6t; $500
l5c. lower. Beeyes. s7fl TO- cows and hsifers
s. SG3 Texans s.. IS g $50; calves IS. 30 90 90
lbc lower, Native and Western. S8G025:
lambs. s00l1.65.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, March 29.-Spot cotton
today was quiet and unchanged; midup-
land 7S2. The sales aggregated 6OOU
bales, including 1000 bales American. The
imports were 5000 bales, none American
The market for futures closed steady at
a net decline of 2d3 points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
France Buys Copper

NEW YORK, March 29-The French
Government has bought 1O0 0O0 tons OF
copper metal at "a cents for May. June
ana July delivery. This same Government
Is also In the market for much larger
amounts for the latter part Of the year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29

NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
TONOPAH STOCK

NEW YORK, March 29,-BUTTER-Mar-
firm; Teceipts, I4Il packagesi extra creamery
ds4y asE s5 hFhsF ffSEna @taaon 81 asG s!a
@fEsGfd fEsGfds-Market nrmer; receipts, 81, ,7os cases.
Extra tirsts, 81 z "a 22c.; hrsts, ~ a2lhc.;
white, p a 25c.; brown eggs, 20 q % &C.. mixed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29

LATROB Pa, Mareh 29-It has
haan authoritatlFely stated here that the
Pittsburgh. Westmoreland aud Somerset
Railroad plans 10 suspend passenger
sarflea ewing 10 tie failure Of tie service
Is arnea nfonlable. It Is said that
EzeizaI aersies Nay aisc &c discontinued
= 2M aaadiliaaa Improve
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
POULTRY

I.IVE-The market was firm with demand
equal to the offerings Of desirable stock.
Quotations: Fowls, lSw lOC.; ToOsters, taGh
l3C; spring chickens, sOft-meatcd. 10000
do, STACEY, liw l5C.; ducks. To size and
quality is a 2Oc,i geese, II % lHC,; pigeons old.
per pair .Sa SOC: do young, per pair. 20@
DRESSED Receipts Of desirable stock
demand fair. Quotations: Fresh killed, dry
packed fowls, - to box, dry-piCke fancy
selected, 2lc,: do. weighing "a W5 lbs
9,IP3iiece. %oiaghit; aghtro weifhinT, re-, apiece,
fancy, dry-pckcd weighing / 3. a = lbs. apiece
90c weighing lbs. apiece, zoe. small sizes
10 lNc-; old ROSTERS, dry-pickrd lic. Chick
ens--Jrrsry fancy brolers 3i6r2GC; other
nearby fancy broirrs ~ a 2ic. Western broll-
ers. weighing l y az lbs. apiece. az q 24c, /:
Northern Illinois chickens fancy yellow. weigh
ing lbs and over, in boxes ~ q 12c,; North
cTu Illinois. fancy. weighing 2a3la lbs In
S9IsT s Sn lSg Ia N2E.heF9 B5a Illinois 5apsy s
other Western. weighing 1 lbs. and over, in
"a his, in boxes. lGW lie other Western.
weighing 2i4 g3la lbs, in bbls:: l5@10c. In
teTiuT, lie. CapOns, per ib.--WeigninE Sfl 10
lbs, apiece. - "a 9SC. smaller sizes, % a 26c.
Turkeys, fancy, young hens and toms. 3lc. ;
do, fair 10 choice, 20 n 3OC do, old toms, 25c,
Spring ducks nearby, is a 2Oc; do, Western,
fancy, II a lSc. do. do, fair TO good l2M
ljC, Geese l5g zoe, SQUADS, per dozen--White,
welghins II TO II lbs per dozen, S5,6oq5.75;
so: white. Weighing 5 lbs, per dozen, sac
. so; do, do, 7 lbs. per dozen, S39 so; do,
do 6WBia lbs. per dozen, So, - q rs. dark.
Sgn9 10: small and No ., 81 az .3J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
PROVISIONS

demand GuotaitoHs ,I2}iPw n. lily RT2yef Ty in in
beef, in sets smoked - q 25c; city beef,
bbgnrEles and tenders, smoked and ,nir.dTied,
smoked, .2Gg27c. beef hams. S.Sf3G; pork,
family. S23 30 "A; hams 5. r. cured, loose,
do. do, smoked, is@isizr.;. other hame.
Smoked city cured, as 70 brand and avcrass'
Z i:g lsc.; do, :, boiled. boreless, SOC: picnic
smoked, 13T13i4c.: bellies, in .pIcklc, accord
ing to average, loose, 14la a l6c. breakfast
"a lsc; do, Western cured. 1T@lSc,: lard
Western refined. ticrCrs. l25G; do. DO, tubs
ti,.rcrs' 1HiSc dn ID In tuhs Ini5r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
TaIk Of Extra Dividend on Kcnnecott ccnner

Copper Corporation
definite
in the
belief
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-Rcccpts ~ G9l BUSH Trade was
fair and the mnrllot ruled firm ut the lat. ad-
vance. Quotations: Car lots, I'm export ele-
yator NO red, spot ard March. Sl.lI@0
fSicctcIf 4. $1iih@1ii3. rcJectsd yG j. i, " 81 10
C0RN-Rcccpls sGnG bush. The market
ruled firm and iac. higher under light offer-
ings and fair demand. QuotatIons Car lots
5's S t. soc si"a9migr %"lloW 2SI5 9In5SsG ~
73lac5$ cob per 20 s ,S5om Y '4G;,,,.. ,,...
faiT d@mand and priGr,s sdv2nccd , KS under I'd
lie; .standnrd whit"; e.? m'qd,3cI NJ. 3
sample oats. 43aiic.: purified oats. graded.
=, tT.oTR- Receipts, $50 bbs. and Ol4;G1s
lbs. In sacks. Trade was slow. but values
were steadiiy, ma!gt,incd. Quotg!ions per io0
iirasht. $5.25 MOO do, rntsqt. S5d4o@ . ls''
cotton sacks. S5.4Ow 1,GOt spring. first clear,
81 IL "a 10; do, straight, SI.iO a I.6i; do
patent. 81. OtJ o. do. fahOrlte brands. SO, ,1bm
G.Gu; city mills, choice and fancy patent, SG,l5
"a i.ii: do. regular grades. winter. clear SJ@
patent, 81. 80 u ! 81.
RYE Flour was quiet but steady- under
light offerings. We quote ut 50 "a 80 per
bbl.. as to quality
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
FINANCIAL NEWS
MORE THAN $4,000 SHARES OF STOCK
WE'RE SOLD FOR FOREIGN ACCOUNT
European Liquidation Caused Declines in International
Issues of One Point More-Sterling Ex-
change Became Strong
High Points il Today's Financial Neus

Ta of extra ddnd KnnecoH Copper ccn directors meet /"
another high mark Of dodead decoto Such action
regarded doubtful this bar higher
York and London Prices of black sheets adranced So and So ton
Pittsburgh, tuVorabe railroad reported
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
FRESH FRUITS

The market ruled steady under moderate
APPLES per bbl.-,Wigaeesaap; .s3@4; Baldwin,
:5.is,l5s s,iil5 81 5 5So 80 ii,sSF .soI
Elorda, per crate, s250@4 Tangerines,
d. per crate, s29 $50 lemons, per box,
Il 56r ne1PPisisS siS per, G6TssitsEPortP 6si, Rico,
ries, Jersey, per bbl., sS@7 DO. Jersey, per
crate 81. i1g -. strawn"rries. Florida, per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29

Total salss, O7.300 shares, eomDarsd with
5S9,sO0 shares Yesterday thaa far this week,
I.6ss.soe shares saHae psEisd las vel. a.
as5 $50 shares.