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Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
ROURKES CAPTURE
TWO FROM DENVER
Grizzlies Drop Both Ends of a
Double Header to Omaha
Team.
BEARS oUTHIT THEIR FOES

Denver, Colo, July 3l.-Denver
lost both games of double header
to Omaha here today, 6 to 10 and 5
to 8. The locals, however, outhit
Omaha in both games. Score, first
game:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01

Correspondence of The Associated Press
Paris, July 2l.-The municipal
council of Paris has charged one Of
its committees with the mission OF
choosing a street or square to be
named after the late General Gallieni
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
NEW YORK


Pittsburgh -. 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
New York .... 0 l 0 0 s 0 -
Two-base hits: Herzog Merkle. Stolen
bases: Robertson, Carey. Double play: Baird
Hinchman to Fischer. Base on balls; OFF
Teareau, 2; off Jacobs, 2. Hits and earned
runs: Off Jacobs, 10 and 6 in seven innings
off Carpenter, none and none in one In
mig. Struck out: BY Tesreau, 8; by Car
peter l. Umpires: O'Day and Eason.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01

New York rk............2 0 0 0 0 4 0 -
Two-base hits: Fletcher, Merkle, Miller
Three-base hits: Schultz, Rarden. Double
plays Fletcher to Doyle to Merkle (2.
Mccarthy to Wagner to Hinchman, Baird
to Mccarthy, Sallee to Doyle to Kelly
Bases on balls: Off Sallee. /; off Adams. g.
Hits and earned runs: Off Miller, hits
. runs in four innings; off Adams, hits
runs in four innings. Struck out: BY
sallee. !: by Miller, l. Umpires: Eason
and O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01

Cincinnati 49,. 0 0 0 0 8 O-s
Brooklyn ..,.0 3 0 0 0 IS
Two-base hits Olson, Cutshaw Clarke.
stolen bases; Johnston. Base on balls on
Schulz q off Smith O. Hits and earned
runs: OF Toney, and In two innings off
Schulz. and 2 In six innings off Smith,
runs. Struck out: BY Shulz. /; by Smith
2. Umpires KLEIN and Emsle. Score sec
ond game;
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01

An increase of 25,74S paid Want Ads for
the first six months Of ls16-about 1000
ads more each week-ls something worth
Dragging about. THE BEE did 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
Savages Take Fourth
From Des Moines

Topeka Kan, July 3l.-Hammering
out dozen hits to the "Izzies" seven,
the Savages today won the fourth
game from Des Moines, to /. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
LINKS MAKE A SWEEP
Capture Last Game of Series of
Four With the Wichita
Wolves.
THREE TO ONE IS SCORE

Wichita, Kan, July 3l.-Lincoln
made clean sweep of the four-game
series with Wichita by taking today's
game, 8 to |. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01

st. Edwards. Neb., July 31.-special Tele-
gram. )-school bonds for $4,000 for more
school buildings carried today by a good
majority.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
Syracuse Wins from
Eaqle Four to Two

Syracuse, Neb., July 3l.-(Special.) }
Eagle and Syracuse played hotly
contested game of bali here yester-
day, which was won by Syracuse, 4
to 2. Davis in the pitchers box for
Syracuse played great ball. Score:
Eagle ..............oO oOoo2 % .
Syracuse ...........0 0 2 0 0 0 - 10
Struck out; By Davis. IS; by Skinner. i;
by Rudolph, l. Bases on balls: OFF
Rudolph. 2. Two-b base hits: ] .Metzger t2).
Batteries: Eagle. Skinner and Rudolph and
Rudolph and Skinner; Syracuse, Davis and
Keithley. Time: 1:43. Umpire: Snyder.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01

Two-ba hits: Gainer Gardner (2), Burns
Bases on balls OFF Ruth, 2; off Dubuc l
Hits and earned runs: OFF Coveleskie, 9
hits and no runs In five innings: off Dubuc
hits. run in four innings Struck out: By
Ruth, 8; by Covelestie, 2; by Dubuc. 2.
Umpires: Connolly and Owens
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
Totals 38 1924 0 3
Batted for Emmer in ninth.

Two base hits: Olson. Miller. Home run /:
Daubert. Stolen bases: Neale, Daubert. Base
on balls: OF Knetzer @; off Cheney, 3.
Earned runs: OF Knetzer, 4. Struck out:
By Knetzer. 2; by Cheney, 7. Umplres KLEIN
and Emslie
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01

At Milwaukee,! RHE
st. Paul .-,......0 0 u 0 0 0 0 0--l 6 Q
Milwaukee ..s1..0 o 0 0 0 0 '-v3 2
Batteries: Nehaus and Clemons; \Beebe
Slapnicka and Dilhoefer.
At Columbus: RHE
Columbus .............o o o s 0 0--5 . 0
Batteries: Main, Bailey, Strand and Wells;
Blodgett and Sweeney
At Indianapolis: RHE
Louisville .....o 90 2 0 0 90 "a 10 q
indianapolis 30 0 0 01 0 0 0 al 3
Batteries: James, Luque and Wendell;
Tests. Dawson and Gossett
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01

pdtteu ioi "oi'AiaH III tho hihlh'
Chicago .......2 0 0 0 %
Philadelphia 20 Q 0 0 -
Two-base hits: Mann, Kelly Rixey. Home
run: Cravath Double plays: Wilson to Wort
man; Zeider to Zimmerman to Molwitz
Niehoff to Ludurus to Bancroft Bases on
balls: Off Prendergast. /. Hits and earned
runs: Off Vaughn, hits, runs In seven
innings; off Prendergast. hits, l run In
one inning; off Rixey, 2 runs. Struck out:
By Vaughn. 4; by Rixey, 2. Umpires: Qulg-
ley and Byron.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
Josies Make It Four
In Row From Sioux

ST. Joseph, Mo-, July 3l,-St. Joseph
made it four straight from Sioux City
by taking today's game, 4 to 2. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01
NEW YORK.

Totals. 80 S2412 2 Totals. so 122717 2
ran for Wagner in ninth
sBatted for Miller In fifth.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-01

Totals. SO 724 8
'Batted for Vaughn in the eighth.
'Ran for Archer in the eighth.
'Batted for Workman in the ninth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
FINANCIAL NEWS
WILD SCAMBLE FOR STOCKS TAKES
PLACE OF PRESSURE AND PRICES RISE
Gains of From Two to Ten Points in General List
Heaviest Sellers at Low Levels Are
Urgent Buyers
NEW YoRK. d. 22.

In
romn'ent to
yesterdays acute Generalization
y many interests
* insisted that the
values IN Yesterdays market shoulders
simply claims gambler
furnished
instead, be subjected o
The Lansing published
values and cusng
through
This dspeled
the stock market
with removal Of ALI
nation 4
Those yesterday
to
on he shorts
opened
all
moderate
violent rallies
orderly the market developed
wee N order
The price
10
active speculative TO
United Steel
a ose yesterday
to
amount OF recorded
Steel American Beet
The railroad
So 20
bonds
recovering Of AngoFnb 5s
ranged s3is ~ "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
FEELING IN FINANCIAL DISTRICT
is BETTER AND STOCKS MOVE As
Traders Respond to Calls for Additional Margin H..
Market Is Philadelphia Rapid TRANSIT
Certificates Active

Every one felt better In the financial us
triot today. While there remained httle
uneasiness at the start Of trading. due 70
the developments In the International sltua-
tlon yesterday. resulting IN the HhakeuoWh
Of stock prices. nervousness gradually aus
appeared an the day wore on Trndera IN
terested In distinctly local issues gave more
attention TO the real value OF the shares
and the prospects OF the various companies.
This, added 10 the upward movement In
Wall street brought about better prices
throughout the whole list Some very sub
stantlal gains were recorded during the
day
The shake-out OF yesterday which was
the most pronounced since the uusettie-
ment started In wall street when the Ger
man peace proposals were first announced
resulted IN the sending out OF calls by
brokers generally for additional margins
after the close last night Managers OF
board rooms explained that while the re-
spunse was not a. good az on previous days
after shake-down. yet the majority OF
customers put up additional money today
to carry their securities
Brokers report that the money market
here ls tight. with call money still ruling
at per cent. the official rate. aud II ls
not expected that there will lie any definite
clerks in commission houses worked late
last night to clean up their books for to-
day, and In one uptown house they were
not through until midnight No objections
were heard TO the additional hours, en-
ployes remembering when they were car
rled along when the exchange was closed
after the European war started. and then.
too. bonuses In the financial district have
been rather liberal this year
what In in store for Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company stockholders? The plan
suggested by the company TO the city on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
MONEY LENDING RATES

NEW YORK-Tha enormous liquidation
in securities this week, together with the
gold importRtions had favorable influence
upon the technical money position. II has
been an open secret that recent high rates
for money we're not the result OF any
scarcity OF funds, but reflected the deter
mination OF the banking interests To cor
rect the oyerextended position in securities
grain and cotton.
Money was offered at I per cent on call
today, but the time quotations We're as
nominal as heretofore at AZ a4A per cent
for sixty days on good mixed stock ex-
change collateral. 4Aq4h per cent for
ninety days To six months.
Prime mercantile paper was reported
dIll and nominal at 4hQ4a per cent
Prime bank aeceptances were quiet at 4 a.
2A per cent on eligible bills and 4ls OAK
per cent on ineligibles.
PHILADELPHIA--ca 5 per cent
Time, Al Q5 per cent Commercial paper,
three to six months, 486 per cent
cHIoAGo-call. 4 per cent; time. 4h
a per cent
BOsTON-call, ~ per cent; time. 40
AZ per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
CURB REBOUNDS WHEN
TRADERS BUY WILDLY
Prices Advance From 2 to More
Than 10 Points-Reactions
Are Small

NEW YORK, Dec 2s,--As was generally
expected after yesterdays sharp slump
there was a wild scramble for all the lead
ing issues ~ the opening this morning
which brought about sharp upward turn
nearly throughout the list Prices advanced
from 2 20 over 10 points. and, while some
realizing was again I'm evidence when high
levels were reached. reactions In every case
were OF email proportions The buying I'M
q number Of issues was OF the best char
scter.
Midvaie steel moved UP 2B points
although offerings at times were limited
Poole Engineering and Machinery. on the
exchange OF small lot, advanced 10
points. United Alloy Steel rose more than
point
Submarine boat advanced nearly 4 points
Wrlght-Martln Aircraft moved within mar
row limits on small purchases Haskell and
Barker Car after moving UP a point. lost
the advance.
Motor stocks were In good demand at
sharp gains, especially Chevrolet which
rose 10 points United Motors advanced
points. Butterworth- -Judson moved up
more than points. Mitchell Motora was
up Y.
OH stocks were stronger especially the
Standard OIL shares, which showed I'M
provements OF from 2 to 10 points. while
good gains also took place In the indie
pendent issues
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
BUILDING is UNUSUALLY
ACTIVE FOR END OF YEAR
Construction During Last IL Months
Reported to BE Extensive-0ther
Business Active

Building Is more active than usual for
the season. Notwithstanding the high cost
OF materials and labor. according to the
weekly review OF trade conditions by r, @.
Dun a Co.
The closing week OF the year shows more
than usual activity In the building line and
indications are favorable to still greater
amount of business the coming season."
says the report. The records show that
the aggregate volume OF construction work
VIII be larger this year than for some
years past"
OF other lines OF trade the review reports
in part as follows:
There is no change 10 note In the con-
dition OF the cement market. Manufacturers
report that the season has been good one
and prices are about normal. The chemical
market continues active, aud, although there
IL good demand. in some lines there is n
shortage in stock due TO the war The
situation In dyestuffs remains unchanged
Very little foreign dyes are coming into the
market and prices continue high.
The paper market continues 10 show
Improvement Manufacturers and iobbers
report a steady increase in volume OF sales
and prices are inclined TO advance, Paint
manufacturers and dealers in paints and
painters supplies report little change I'm
this line OF business, Purchases appear to
be in fair quantities. representing all grades
OF material Notwithstanding the advanced
season OF the year, There also appears 10
be considerable work under way In this
line. Prices remain firm and collections
fair.
Wallpaper manufacturers jobbeTs and
dealers report a fair volume OF business be-
ing done, and Notwithstanding the advanced
season there appears TO be considerable
work under way In this line, ana purchases
represent all grades OF goods. Collections
are reported as being satisfactory.
The trade In domestic leaf tobacco has
been moderate during the last week. sales
being principally In Pennsylvania. Connscti-,
cut and Ohio. and prices are well maln-s
tained. The large cigar manufacturers are
active on repeated orders and a good holl-
day business Is reported. but il Is difficult
to MI orders ON account Of scarcity OF labor
Collections show a slight Improvement
Wholesalers and tobbers In groceries re-
port a lull in conditions at present time,
ow ag 10 holiday season. Conditions, how
ever. in general have been satisfactory and
good feeling Is prevalent as 10 future
business. coffee Is quiet and dun and with
but little change. FUTURES are also quiet
The leather market continues active and
prices firm, Glazed kid dealers report
sales good and prices high. Raw material
Is scarce and high in price Shoe dealers
report sales moderate and delays in re-
ceipts from manufacturers Rubber shoe
sales have been large during the last week
In the lumber market conditions remain
about the same. Prices are nrm, and Ia
some quarters il Is stated thar a large vols
ume Of business Is being done
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

CHICAGO Dec. 22.--There was an i'm
prcssve demonstration OF strength in the
wheat market today, helped by further OK
,cellent buying. active covering. by shorts for
over the holidays, additional strength in
the cash article and a change for the bet
ter in securities In New York The upturn
followed period of considerable weakness
after n show of firmness at the outset.
There were reports that the sales for
export in the last forty-eight hours prob
ably would exceed 100000 bushels.
December ended at S1,5s7k compared
with Si.5ih at the close yesterday MAY
closed around the top al St6sG1.G7S,, after
SnaVing been as low as si.62k compared
with Sl.63%, the final quotation of yes
'terday. The high ON July was sI.3sM. the
low Sl.3ih and the close $1.3S% mI,3sM,
Egainst Sl354, yesterdays last price.
The temporary setback was due to un-
certainty over political possibilities,
Receipts at primary points since the first
of the year were about "A, 100000 bushels
less than they were year ago. There
was more evidence of buying for foreign
account again today, and II was said that
Europe was inclined to take a more favor
able view OF the market
Exports for the week were 5,665,s99
bushels against s,S29.5O7 bushels a year
ago, and for the season 70 date they amount
TO lSi,6lS.6i2 bushels. Shipments from
Argentina for the week were 2,is4. 900 BUSH
els, against 100000 bushels last year The
visible supply there Is 4,41G.0OO bushels.
Leading futures ranged follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

we new transit lines Il reh,...
w 9''eet and while the elr~.9 lt,t
sSptct them 70 20 through ~, Wa q
sney are yet the belief Il tts. SA.eiH s
y aereed on VIII be favorsbis \. .taNe
p.'nS. N some quarters on ~ -. 1s ~
opHnon IS advanced thai az STREET
ysnu i VIII be declared by the c.....t ,..t Af
: ~ Wnen the stock will IA ys.'.t 3
,ho ,,,',,,.ll slt oasis' OF the anaotn, " e
we company set forth in its 'Ss.' nm H'.I
CITY. The first dividend v6,..p paa y lH
cent, was declared on pttobe- ~ go =
the plan proposed to the div ~ h'ls
more would be declared for AZ tf
nscal year. which ends June "a .ssaIts
day the companys trust oar,tt...lt p
the most active and moved ~, 4 :. Nst
early IN the day, touching ss 'tts
point was not held. however. hs, y. g
the advance remained 20 the elos, '''''l
More or less interest was a,t.,,..
Lake Superior more 40 becaus. ~, 4, 4
had sharp slump yesterday. the ~ %
10 Today the stock got UP to is4
OF points Tor the day II was N.
most active to Rapid Transit csrsif..'.s
me WIDEST advances were in Reaai6s =,
United States Steel common ~ " ~
was up more than points. ana ~. W..
at one time showed a gain IN .p1
more than z points. Cramp shlnt,s'A
contributed gain OF ~. ana
Storage Battery rose J.
Because Of the general advance. =.
Steel stood out prominently with ~.
10 points on the opening transacfl,e
covering points OF this later n ihs ,..s
This was the first sale sinoe the 5s.is..
tlon OF the increaged and extra di,lS..s 4.
the company's directors yesteriav
little OF the stock ia scattered ars,.a Y. Y.
street now. most OF It being In tho hssi, 4.
Midvale Steel. -T-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.--The feature OF
the foreign exchange market in the early
dealings today was reduction OF point
in reichsmarks. TO 74lA for cables ana
74a for checks. Business was at min
imum.
Quotations.
Demand sterling AIS T-ls bid ana asked,
cables 4fg T-16.
Franc cables 5ss3s, checks 5sfA
Lire cables s.sS. checks ass.
Swiss cables 6.0z. checks 6.04
Kroner cables 1850. checks 2850
Pesetas cables 21.i0 checks 20 90
Guilder cables f0h checks 40 1855
Ruble cables So.ss, checks 3es0.
Vienna exchange was about "a points
lower at 1915 FOR cables and I2 10 Tor
checks. Long sterling Was quoted nominally
al a7l for sixty-day bills ana ass Tor
ninety day via
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-There was good
general demand at tho opening, led by
southern interests, New Orleans, room
traders and spot houses. which caused
strong tone. January advancing IA points,
March 20 points and other months 40 to
~ points higher on tho call. Tho selling
came from commission houses. wall street
and uptown interests and proht-talSlng was
noted by yesterdays late buyers. Liver
pool purchased the near options and sold
the late months.
Business was very active and. after the
call. price movements became erratlc prob
ably Influenced by the advance In stocks
which, u was said, reflected belief that
peace was not ns probable MS had been be-
leved. January rose rs points tofget In
line with tho other options, but the move-
menta In tho later months were erratc.
March, which started at l6.42. rose to 1866,
and on the next sale dropped IL points to
1854.
The initial advance carried the market
a5 to So points above last nights close.
This met Liverpool selling And renewed
settled, there was by no means the demor-
alization OF yesterday ard reactions OF 20
TO 20 points were followed by rallies dur
ing the middle OF the morning
Southern advIces reiterated the hrmness
OF interior holders and was buying hero on
All tueA tiliAl once ueuHcu CpNton ma pteIl
eliminated the firmness OF unhedged sup
piles would cause readJustment in con-
tract values
During tho middle OF the day there was
less activity, with the tone Bteadler and
with the active months ruling about 25 to
s7 points higher
There waara, good deal OF reactlonary talk
around the ring. but buyers showed eau
ton. being bullish on tho technical position
and the lower level OF prices. but still
nervous over the uncertainties OF the po-
iticaI situation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
BANKS GAIN CASH
New York Institutions Strengthen Po-
sition by $1s,722,OO0 in Week

NEW YORK. Dec. 22-The known move
ments OF money for the week ended with
the close of business yesterday indicate
a net gain In cash of Sls.722OO0, The
banks lost to the interior S1,946, ,6s7 and
lost at the Clearing House to the New
York Federal Reserve Bank Ss,ll1.000
These losses were offset as above by
gain by the banks from the Subtreasury
for gold imported amounting to S26.s33. 900.
The official Subtreasury statement shows
transfer 20 New Orleans OF 100000, and
the banks sustained some loss on gold coin
exports to Cuba. IL is not clear whether
the S2,5OO000 gold coin engaged for shlpy
ment TO Argentina next week has yet been
withdrawn.
The banks received gross from the coun-
try Sb,2S5,7S1. and shipped S71S2,468
The liquidation IN the securities market
this week, according to bank experts, to-
gether with the gain In cash, should result
in very strong bank staterpent tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

NEW YORK. Dee. December smith
bid Hentz offered.
January-W, Gumoens. oConnor, Sehill
Waters. Wilson. cardoza. Newman, Rosen-
hsrg. Hartcorn and Van Welt bought; Nc
Eneny. Mitchell Hordsn, r. sisdenharg
Young and Bartlett sold,
March-Geer Schley. Relzenstsin. s. r.
Hubbard. Hess. Geran. Seilar. OFVis VIII
son, Watsrs ana Hentx bought Gifford
Mitchell II. Hubbard. Brooks Watkins
Downs and Freeman sold.
Aay-Hyman, Wilson schill, Keiffer, W.
Gamcens. Clearman sehley. McEnany. O.
cuIuoens. Munds. Rosenberg and Cone
bought Watkins. Hageiorn. Sehiffer, Gif-
ford Young. Parrot. Aartinez and Glover
saId
July MeFadden. Elelher schlli. Hart
eaTn HubhaFd. Young. Smlth, Bartlett
RaFroll. Geer ana Waters bought Hase-
aefn. Wachman. orvis. Downs. Bartlett and
Hzzcuan sold
August Dixon bid Burnett onened.
ssptember=-Fasrott ana W. Gumoens
hE
October NJ dumoens Burnett WeF-
aIan EeWman Gene Ara Ciearman bought !;
fzItoEf Henf1. Hopkins and Wilson sold
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

BUTTER was firm; with light offerings Of hne
goods, Quotations: Western. fresh, solid cked
creamery. fancy specials, 49c; extras al a age:
extra hrsis, 4O0i0h e. nrsis. $50 S9c; seconds,
sac 3IC: nearby prints, fancy, 44c: average ex-
ira, AGO 4Sc; lrsts. 80W4Oo; seconds o6u3Sc;
special fancy brands OF prints jobblng at Al
M5Oc.
EuGs--Choiee fresh eggs were scarce and
wanted az full prices. Quotations. Nearby ex-
tras. 4Oc Der doz, nearby firAtS, s14.1O per
case; nearby current receipts. si3 so per case:
IeT m per es do ssts Is s peT eTa cass Is
friEerator eggs storage and insurance paid TO
fl05O per case; DO, seconds. $500 per case:
at 81 " doe per doz.
CIIEBsE-Fine early made stock ruled
steady. but current make had TO be worked out
at best rates obiainahle, FollowlnE->are. the
auotati9ns' New York full cream, fancy. held.
good held, 2dh 92t% c; DO, part skins. is021e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

I.shigh Goal Gales Company. regular guar
terly ol 2i1 r4r cent payable January 20 10
stuck q reeard January 5. The company also
aselersd bonus q 10 per cent @ salaFied
saFmallne SIGNAL Company 3 Per esai gs
caulal Per ahlFl. pata1Ie tha saHH & ak
ncntha a4o uHlaqrd y PAYABLE January
10 4iQes " Hsecrd pecenher 2t
ulaI aa4rteflf q - nsr eant On urlt pres
f4TfnI. payable January & ~ ncIt4T4 0f Eetord
rtlahen4 Natural cas CempaDy usual a1ar-
HeI1ala aI 4ae4IH January
tlHIzH |19 aIIIHH1lI Company. re4H|IH aIaI.
tsEIt - HHz EINts E|taH4I I4A4.I Z 4 q ~ l-I4
sE4 NJ zsstf - 44-z4Ie 3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
NEW YORK BuTTER ANn go

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-BUTTER--Ne.sI.
1904 tubs. MARKET generally very auist ~
but oil other grades weaker. cuosatioa1 8
EGGS-Recelpts. T2f4 cases. Msrtrt y.
orally easier, but very irregular and unsttiIsI
Extras. 5046ic. extra hrstB, 4sW4ac. ans
orator frsts. 32G92h c, browns, 5i0bec. niafl
color. 4TQ5ic; no change on whlta ogra