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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-16
THE MARKETS
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
OF The NORTHWEST
(By Associated Press.D
South st. Paul.

South st. Paul. Mimi. Jan. 16.-Hogs:
Receipts, 1900; 10000 higher; range,
1O3O@1O7O; bulk, $10.4OQ1O.60.
Cattle: Receipts, 1000; killers, $50
Csc higher: steers. $425Q1O.25; cows
and heifers, $4.75 @750; calves, steady.
$450012.75; stockers and feeders, $500
Sheep: Receipts, so; steady; lambs,
$7.50@1325; wethers, $6.00Q9.50; ewes,
$550@925.
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There Are Many Such.
Boston Transcript: $50 you read
Anticipates novel, How did it come
out?'
Its a mystery to me. I guess he
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WOMEN
GET THE
(By H. d. Paulson)
(SPECIAL. & D MI

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 16.-The con-
stitutional suffrage amendment passed
S8 to 81.
Statutory suffrage giving the vote to
women on all but constitutional Offices
effective July / also passed and will
be signed by the governor.
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DEWEY SINKING
(By Associated Press. }

(By Assoc1ated Press.)
Washington, Jan. 16. - Admiral
Dewey's condition at $3.50 o'clock this
morning was said by his doctors to be
distinctly worse" and it was feared
he would not live through the day.
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the muff alone Is yard is inch or wider
fur for the outside and the same for thu
lining. For scarf and muff rs yards
is inches for the outside and 1Ss yards
10 inches for the lining.
To obtain the pattern send 10 cents to
the office of this publication. -
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Mothers Pension
Law is Upheld

Bismarck, Jan. 10. - The state
supreme court affirmed the con-
stitutionality of the mothers
pension act today, raised in the
case of Bessie Nixon of Cassel-
ton, a mother of five children en-
titled 10 pension. cass county OPP
posed the grant on the basis Of
the alleged illegality of the law.
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Bryan Confers With Wilson.
(By Associated Press.1

Washington, Jan. 16.-William Jen-
nings Bryan conferred with President
Wilson today. He has just returned
from a trip through the south.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Chns. f.. Lewis & Co., Grain and Stock
Brokers, Morton Block Fargo.
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MORGAN CALLED
IN LEAK INQUIRY

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(at 1:45 p. NO.
Winnipeg Close.

Winnipeg Close.
No. northern, 1.S3A; No north
ern, 1904 No. 3 northern, 1.77A oats
cash, No. c. w, .557s May oats, 81 Is ;
July oats, sos b; May flax ATTN.
Minneapolis Cash Close.
No. 1 hard, 1898 @2.O1h; No
northern. 1925 @1;95b; choice, 1.99h;
No. northern, 1875 q i:96%; No; 2 H.
1.d9B g1SI1s; arrive, No. H; Mont
No. yellow corn, .941a @.951h; arrive,
.94l; No. corn, .9219 others, SIS "a;
No. 8 white oats, .54A @.55A; No 4
white oats .52% @.53& barley, $50
Ito; barley. choice, 1.10Q1.19; flax,
2.89% Q2.93%; arrive, 2.89A @2.93A;
rye, 1.40@1.41; arrive, 1.40Q1.41.
Duluth Cash Close.
No. l hard. 1898; No northern,
No, 8 northern, 1.75% @Ls59s; oats,
cash, :5SA a .55 = rye, 1.40Q1.41; bar
ley, .S4@1.19; No. 1 durum, 2.O4A q
2.O6A; No. 2 durum, 1.95@1.99A; May
durum, 1.97AA; July durum, 1.93AA;
flax, cash, 2.89A.
Duluth Flax.
Close .......,... a MsX 5 5a5R
Local Quotations.
NO. northern .................. l. IS
NO. northern ...ss..s........s. l. So
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May Wheat
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REFERENDUM IS
NOT APPLICABLE

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Harold Stalley will represent his
father at the annual meeting OF the
State Association of Registers of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-16

Advance lodge, j. o. o. F., Moorhead
will confer the first degree upon class
of candidates Wednesday evening, Jan
II. ]. H. Norton, secretary.
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There will be work in the Fellow
craft degree at the meeting of the
Moorhead lodge, No. 126, A. f. & A. NJ,
at Masonic hall at 8 o'clock this eve
ming.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04
CORN ENDS LOWER
FOLLOWING GAINS
Indications of Large Receipts
and No Signs of Frost Result
in Much Realizing
CHICAGO, Sept. 4

CHICAGO, sept. 4.
Weakness in securities, indications OF
somewhat larger receipts and no sign Of
frost in the belt induced considerable realiz-
ing in corn today breaking the market after
II had displayed material strength due to
excellent buying.
Pit traders were bearish and sold freely.
The close was lower. Prices in the sample
market were easier. No. . mixed was
Sl9S42.07, against S2.09 on Saturday, and
No yellow, s2,0sfp211. compared with
s2.l0 on Saturday.
The visible supply in the United States
decreased lS9 900 bushels for the week and
is now 2,i7A0O0 bushels
B w. Snow put the condition of the crop
at &c anil the indicated yield at 3,175.-
100000 bushels, unchanged from a month
age Advices from Argentina were better,
the quality showing Improvement and offer
ings from that country are increasing.
The high on December was sl13S and
the close around the bottom at s1.11is q
LII, against $l1lSs at the close Satur-
day the best on May was s1.O9%. the low
sl.07ls, and the close Sl07 as Ql.07L, COM
pared with sl.O7a4 Saturday.
The best on September oats was 57Lc,
tho lowest b5ac and the close sc q So &c,
against 56bc, Saturdays last price the
high on December was 56iac. the close
around the bottom at 55s 55c, against
55&c at the end Saturday.
The cash wheat market is now under
Government control. Early I'm the day
traders, believing the market was still on a
competitive basis bought some wheat at a
premium over Government figures, but or
ders were Immediately issued by the Food
Administration that such buying must cease.
All trades made before 1880 a. m, how
ever, were allowed to stand.
The following notice was issued: Re-
ceiNers of wheat will please notify +, :.
Martin. Government administrator giving
railroad car number, initials, grade and
billing of wheat Disposition or order will
be issued before the close OF each day"
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Financial Briefs

Anthracite coal carried over the Penn
-ylvania Railroad lines east OF Pittsburgh
during July totaled s95,121 short tons,
decrease Of 11,SSs. as compared with the
previous July. and for the period from
January TO July 81 the shipments were
6.5s2,147 short tons. or 2o4.4o3 tons less
than daring the corresponding period Of
the previous yean On tae other hand.
soft coal shipments increased 6b5.102 short
tons for July to 4.669,S14 tons, and for
the seven month period the shipments to-
tailed 30,981,7S0 short tons. gain Of
2,6s7,9s1 Coke tonnage was larger. both
for the month and first seven months Of
the year.
There has been admitted to the regular
list of the philadelphia Stock Exchange
$1,000 additional American Telephone and
Telegraph Counpaay capital stock and $lle0
additional per cent cumulative preferred
stock Of the Kentucky Securities Corpora
sion. There has been admitted TO the um-
listed depertmepk 1890 additional Provi-
= 8 = ||||''|'||' s 81
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT-Receipts Gt, ,o7i bushels. Market
steady. We quote; Car lots. in export elevator
sGoyernmsnt e5o, standard inspecti9nB,-No. RED
s223; No red. soft, s2.21; No. red, s2.ie;
40 Moi red' soft, s2lI; No. . red 2l5; No. D
red, sort. " IL; average sample. 81. O1.
CORN = Receipts. 270l bushels. Spot corn
ruled nrin under scarcity. quotations: car lots
Tor local trade. AS to iocation-Western No, =
yellow, $2W2.O5; western No. 3 yellow, nominal
western No. yellow nominal; western No. .
yellow, nominal.
oATS-Recepts, IOO2 bushels Offerings
were more liberal and prices were easier quo
whte new, 7lu7lnc; NO, 4 white new, 700
'oZci no. white. new. 90 ~ 88lg c.. . - =.
., FlOtR--Receipts, so bbls and ,609, 100
lbs; IN sacks. Spot fours were in small supply
and firm with fair demand The quotations
were per lg6 lbs n wood cotton or iute sacks
about 2nc less); Winter straight, new, slOp
strSGb lTSGb kSnsss Glesr new 81 So' dS,
sl1.50gl2. spring, first clear, old sil 80 q
l2.o5i DO patent. old. si2.5o is,25; do, favor,
ite brands sl3 2hml $50; city mills. choice and
fancy patent, si3.25 a iaSO; do, regular. grades,
1915.
RYE FLouR--The market for spot nours
ruled firm with fair demand We quote ~ %
TO quality.
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HsTssEt Hf5ssI rrHsgJ rTtssE's Esr iUs S.SaOs Is4
ACps AAp!SuE SnsS MsiSn'a asd5aa 5a2s M%fESt ATss &. &.
Rolesalger Grochosfki. .SsS \. goth st.
MMfTsTf McSsci Kegss KESIly; N 2lsc5 vins Sss St st.
Erf9le i;Eg,,l ,rerrisnl $50 n. Darien st
yS.iGH %illSm ,iiS,s, RSily iOss Rsec ,ssIIt
Isaac IsasG KsuIImah ai7gs Race St.
Robert Wonderful, @os 3. 18th ST.
Frank, Ranaidl' 1924. summer st.
Carl Gotwold. 142l Arch. 81.
Elltcott Robinson, 2046 Vino St.
AA.nnthonE, Cohen, .l5S \. sth st.
SsT EaSs@oa "fsSR od.a 1SGt as4 we Juniper ST.
%% samus $t4iGiSa 3G99sGT iie als \ T. MSi iSIh St st.
Carl Car IL ,kiniemsn, n,rs lOI \. 2otbho,SS goth s. >,
George. ,McCowen. 9i5 Winter st.
issTsrS ASsrs Ef%s $$S %Hsli $aa4 N:u. va
Clare Cornclicr. Marcus Hook. Pa.
William iali. iisOa Oai5 N 4. 9th 81. d.
FaiSian FFiik2Ss SIRE 2oi oS7 y }gTnSr nrns . st.
Albert scott. is2l Chestnut s..
James Campbell, 2lQl :. l7th st.
HsSs HS%GT 15Sr 5fSf idf4 iai4 frSa fi5srt 1' st.
G,ieqTFs KrsusS' SsS"HF i4oa Xrdh it 4. ~
y. ParanaskeibopuIanc IN y. 10th ST.
Eugene llsillel 1910 summer St
James O'Harer 21g7 Cherry 81.
George Lucus 2l3 ~ Juniper ~.
James liorkowski. 25l y. 2ist st.
TheodOSius Demtrin, ola Winter ST.
S"ymore stein, New York city.
samuel Adams. 151 y. 10Th st.
samuel Flanagan 09O Race st.
Carl Raue. 12l y. 10Th st.
Julian IcseVerp. Coney Island
Lloyd Kline Roxtown, y, j.
Harry Flemming. 2l1S Arch ST.
George Slagle. 1904 Vine st.
Fcrdinando PricCiuottc. 10 y. Juniper ST.
Alexander Melton. 152S Filler 81.
Tony Jcnulcs. 2I3 y. parion St
AntuncO Landcrans(i, : Peach 81.
Raymond Hollenbarh. 157 y. Goth ST.
Scnu Scntl. Atlantic city. y. j.
Harry Crappcr. 1870 Spring at.
Harry Miller 1iGO Cherry st.
Soliman Wright $50 y. l2th st.
John Mulka, 1Gg6 Winter st.
George Wood. 233 n. Camac st.
Harry Mellon. 2l@S summer st.
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RUTTFR-With stronger outside adviccs
light offerings and n fairly active demand.
prices OF solid dpaCSed creamery advanced y e..
quotations: Western. solid-packed creamery
fancy specials. 4dc; extra, iiM i5c; extra tists.
43ig G; firss, i2l4 seconds. 42c; nearby prints
fancy 4Sc; average extra. 6W47c; hrsts, iiW
45c; seconds. AZ q 43c; special brands OF prints
Johhng at ~ a 54C.
EGGS,--Fine ncw.laid eggs were scarce and
firm, with demand fair, but heated stock was
dull and weak, The quotations follow: Free
cases. nearby hrsts, s126O per standard .case:
current receipts, Sl2.3O per case; seconds, slOo5
Wl1.2l per case; western extra frsts 81, 80 per
case hrsts, Sl2 80 per case: seconds, SO.95W
IL ~ per case; fancy selected eggs jobbing
at 30 sic per dozen.
CHEESE sold fairly and ruled firm and
higher under light offerings and stronger coun-
try advlces. Quotations: New York. full cream.
fancy. June. 25i9 c; specials, higher; fresh made.
best 2ls. q 25c; choice, 24a 2Iia fair to good,
336o3i5c
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION


GREENE.-sept. 2. at residence Of daughter.
Mrs, g Abbots 2hs Efm PSpisr sysa sysa Mo0dRssry
tives and friends invited TO services Thurs, IL
a. M, at the Oliver II. Bair Bldg, 1870 Cheat:
Hill Gem. -
anna j., widow Of John Cunningham. Funeral
services took place et the rssidence OF Dr.
p. m. Int, was private, In Sloan Gen. Vine
N. J., HENRY 5. RAiNEY, eldest son Of late
Henry and Elizabeth Rainey. Services at At
iantie City N W. on Tues, p. M; also at
woodlands Gem. Phia. at $3.50 p. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04
POULTRY

LINF-Onerings light and fowls and
chickens were shade nrmer. with demand
fairly active. Quotations: Fowls. as to quality,
25q27c roosters. 1s9 l9c; spring chickens, not
beEhorns. plump, yellow skinned, weighing Ia
az lbs. apiece, 90 q soc; do, do. smaller sizes
28 sc; White Loshorns, 25 q 2sc; ducks, Pekn
4OW2lc: do, indian Runner, Is q 19c; do, spring,
2O@2lc; pigeons. old per pair, 25g 28c: do,
young, per pair, 90 a &c
DRESSED--Thc market ruled firm under
scarcity Demand was, fairly active. Tho
quotations are follows Fowls, IL to
box, milk.fed, dry-plckcd, fancy selected
Ssf; weishnE Ne M AZ leS ana over piece apiecS
?ec; do. lbs, apiece. 24a 25c; fowls, iced.
In bbls.. fancy, dry picked Weighing Az lbs. and
over apiece 27c; do. lbs apiece, .6m 26i2 G.
smaller sizes 2oq 28c; old roos'ers, dry,picked,
aplese-Jersey fancy. S' 5oaSsSc; Virginia ia aSy
asd SOC; other nearby. 20 a. 28c: western, 249
26c: turkeys, fresh killed. iced per lb., western.
best, bss, here, oes924c common. 2o4 22e; ducks. dks.
yessns il to IL iau"ps iSs per lSasn 0:1ssa % y DO
DO, Q to 10 lbs: per dozen q, $500 a4loo do. do
dozen. s?.25@26 90; do, do 9 to Ga lbs; per
dozen. 5! T5a2; dark. sl.5oQ"; small and No.
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Joseph stewart. eo2a rsirhll, .t.

Joseph stewart. eGoe rsirhlli st.
J9hn Ricks 23io Lc,hE9w st.
33sfe% sre%gs S1WEgs WSSd sssl HSRsgd HSRSGSf S. e.
John, Kennedy, 259i Hancock at
SISsri! SISs!!' SfssG %ffsST ssis EGTsrd EE%!ssild St
Frank illein, aGiS aorienna st.
Charles, iKonrad, 25ib N. Hancock st.
ssspS Ea%T HSskl HSskln alai rs HSoqSPE @ TSP 8: 8:
Henry nInbbs, Jr;a 26lI N. Sth st.
IssG4 ssard dMHs9 Hs5g 1857 aSsi y 5rssy se s. St rear
nIi,rhgti}p nIhrsti2}ph,Gr CheneSXS ,2lf2 Reese st.
3ioy$n2SS SF5Spii b@i9i. -f i77s IsHs so@!Hs 4, !"
}iS2s AS$oq WGtsSFtsES t5Fs6 SS5 v Sls SSf;Ea ST.
SsrS@n 1'fSF: rties, $Si!ss Ea,Es' "a st.
i%sGne TaaR SSM MSsS@r is' IL d Gasdsy gs ley Ef.' S
!ss%Fyr !ss@ r6r& GS&eT s5s5 5olT fo59 fTgcH'' s5 ST.
William Fink ?52t7. Orkney st.,
l2S4 1aac: Tsg&G9 sRed. 2!i1 sle MSyisfs S4:sa $ st.
I}!eIssa@ }!I,, Fiaa. 2i0iio "a "a f.; r. ,,
Harry Buck, 1925 l.ci.nso3W e.
William Bambcrger, ESQ y. 70 ST.
Ernest Stcsmqcller; l7ii n I'd at;
JoiSp John Mson. nR,Ta' i6a 1872 W. " luntnsdon t st.
MsM ?qis Mercy FTsg assi lssi \. n S9 5ln ST. St.
Potter Kroim. 1873 Hcwson st.
IWiiinnr,S NNt""itcci "a e N"rris 81
Horny t,hcrlr iio W, Norris ST.
tdvord Warkeri oS31 n Hancock st.
Jnqoph Fox 9I05 orkney st.
Charles Jannev o25I ~. 5ih st.
Thomas MaurGr 9Bit Howard 81.
L.. H. RrIurka a53q Il, Sth at.
James NfacAiush 293O n. 9Th at.
Emil Winkicr, a5a2 Howard st.
Charles SChreiher aiiG n I'd ct.
Thomas Stewart, "llS Palethorp st.
Clarrncr H. l.cr 4in W. York OF.
Kul Miller. 1907 y. ID st.
}2GR faar3 f4,ia ffccr l'}S is$ & 2"iFiaH Fairh st.
John Shurp. Jr., 2GO3 Is st.
Frank Mcdonald 20i7 American RI.
John Burke. G3d W. Huntington ST.
Frank Hcnfcy, 1SS w. Huntingdon ~.
William kcnucy, 2io3 n. orkney ST.
Nanghcl Xeo, 1910 Philip ST..
James Whueley, 2636 Franklin st.
Joseph NlcSOrley. 23iO n. Fairhiu st.
John lIaulOu. 1916 MasChcr St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04
PROVISIONS

,r The market ruled firm. with q fair Jobblng
inquiry: Quotations: city beef, In sets. smoKed
and air-dried. 34c; western beef, In sets
smoked sokked Sdc city beef nnckes and nnSrE
,@s ,n3s and and tenders. smoked 35c; beef hams sSow
~ pork family. s47.50 T4S; hams, -; T., cured,
90, do do. smoked, 289 o6is c other hams, SMOKED
az S'y cured as TO brand and hyeraGe 2nlp y i,SS'
hhoneless, 40c; picnic shoulders, $. =. cured
loose, ?1c: do smoked. a2c: bellies In pickle.
according to average loose 36c; breakfast bacon.
as s to brand and average. city cured ssc ntsan
rchned tterces. 25i9 c; do. do, do, tubs, 2osa g
nTd pure. city, kettle rendered In terces'
2ol2 c. do. do. do in tubs, o5iaC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Surrender of Riga Dampens London
Exchange-Prices Are Irregular

LONDON, Sept 4.--The stock Exchange
was dampened today by the surrender OF
Riga. the Russian fortress port at the
mouth of the Dvina, to the Germans. The
markets were quiet and irregular.
Following Saturdays disbursements Of
5000 900. the gilt-edged section was hard.
Russians descriptions were fiat but other
Allied bonds were steady.
Home lines were heavy on o revival Of
the enginemen's labor trouble London un-
dergrounds were exceptionally firm on in
creased fares Pending the resumption OF
business at New York, Americans were
stagnate. Changes In, South American rails
were fractional and mixed.
Under the lead of Kaffirs the mining
group was strong in spots Support was
given to rubber and oil shares.
The Paris Bourse was firm today, with
the exception of Russian issues.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04
FRESH FRUITS

Lemons and oranges were more freely offered
and easier. Watermeons also easier
Other fruits were generally steady. Quotations:
Apples. Virginia. per Dbl --Gravenstein, 81 500
SOC q so: do. do, per y bush. bhsket 25cY
fornia. per box. S2g4 Pineapples, Porto Rico.
per crate. s2.5oQ4 Grapes; Delaware, per s.
9@laci, do California Tokay; per 4.basket
Grand Duke. per crate, 1925 di.7o. Canta-
ioupss: California Turlock. per standard crate.
crate. sl5og2; do. California Turock per. fiat
crate, H.26 80. Peaches, Delaware Mary
land and West Virginia. per crate, bOc % 81: do.
Delaware and Maryland, Belle and Elberta; per
l6-quart basket. % IL Csc: do, Virginia and West
Virginia; per bush basket 50@75c; do. CALI
fornia, Elberta. per box, 6oQ75c. Pears, Del
sl5o@2 20: ,secke, 81 30 a 2.25. Pears. Cali
fornai bartlett. per box, S243.50. Water
meonS per car, $40 6l LEO.
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Men Accepted,
Excused, DraWn
and Exempted

Men drawn for possible service in the
new National Army are being examined
physically and as to their eligibility to ex-
emption by boards in many parts OF the
city More men are being called as rapidly
as those summoned are accepted, rejected,
ordered to serve or exempted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04
VEGETABLES

White potatoes ruled firm under light offer
inss and a fairly active demand. Sweets sold
slowly and PRICES were, easier. Quotations:
s25o@3.5o; No. .. s292.25. white potatoes
Deiswarsr and MARYLAND. per bbl.-No !, SAG
500. White potatoes, Jersey per Il bush
basket-No. I, 10000: No. .. 40 q 6Oc. White
potatoes per bush. si;1o 9l .85. Sweet potatoes
2 si.259i;75. Sweet potatoes. Eastern Shore
per Ssoe3 66LmNo. 1. s37S@4; No; 2. N.75@2, 25
No, 1, s.258 ;s5; No 2. 80 q DC c Celery % New
York per bunch 15q50c. Lettuce. New York.
per box, SOC 81. Onions. Jersey, per IS bush
BASKET; 75c Cyl do. Eastern Shore, per hamper.
4ocgSi: do. Orange County, ". Y. per hamper
$l4 l.iOi do per 100-lb. bag. s2.2593
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

CHICAGO. Sept. 4.--HOGS-Receipts 1000
head Estimated tomorrow. rs, 900 head. Weak
Bulk sl7 i091S: As; light. s18. rs % IS so; mixed
Sl6. 80 q 1920 '''
CATTLE-Receipts. 1000 head. Generally a5c
to SOC lower than last week
- sHEEP-Receipts. 10 900 head. Steady to
top, sl0.75; sheep. ,iI.4o; lambs, si7.i5. "'"'
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Coinage at PHILADELPHIA Mint

During August coinage at the Philadel-
phia Mint was as follows; Nickels, 4,sl6,000
pieces; dimes, 5,400, ,00o quarters, 10000 |;
half lf-do.lars, $50, 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04

For York follow the
a
cy for obligations but the State
although
states war odaam 47oOoo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Sept. 4-BUTTER-Receipts.
e628 tubs, Fair and frmer. Creamery extras,
43IS CT inside high score. 4s% q44hc; extras,
iEGGS~Receipts. 14,e55 cases. Steady. with
moderate trading. Extra first, AZ q 43c; first,
Ale: storage, fancy. sg38h c; first, 8s9
38n C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04
HELP WANTED-MALE

RoYs, past 10 years for office work. excellent
onnortunties for the future for bright intelli-
cent boys. Apply Employment Dept. Hale &
kiiburn Co., 18th and Genwood ave.
iJPHoLsTEREfts. expexenced, for automobile
Abby Employment Dept. Hale ktburn Co..
i6th ard Qlsnwood ave.
oiSSi exD bon 0Ru have efeaAy work ~ The
VSss'i q. ! q ~ " sE':s :s e:ss ss'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04

Joseph Nlcho, 1909 N. American at.
David Mscrac,'cn, si76 Psisthorpe "A Y N
Frank Buck. siGi N. 5th st. y "A
AdoInb IIehnor tono ~ ath M 1 Hf
Harry rienneft 5inY Nifod - NtW
II,yin So,,ner| o55i,yf .,.nnea ~ 80 40 u
Jobn snoori r.,aS< in,,iia, inaWse"co s'' t
0s"ar tohn,s.o,1 iooa UP n.p rssS =, 10
Frank xims 5o,i< 9aEnainh ~ J,% ~ y,
! MI 1,,,nS' 1I,S' 40, t'suuo,ph st' ~
IohS t5si., t5i,'is,a. ieh edhonM W Norrls ST. ~
john MiL9 Mei.nnSblIv Iooo BOA N frGn. nrInss., st.,
U,u!,S,,t,ave iiGek. 254s Water At,
inSiy,n iSdyyarh Nh iMl,ier; as2 M Norris ST.
tharles Steher. 2bl2 Mascher st,
EDWARD Sulzer, 133 w. Huntington St
John Mnnick, 1919 N, 9th st.
Gustabe Piehl, AL w. Diamond st.
Francis Herr. o540 N. 9Th st. VA
,.......--..--..- = if
EXEMPTIONS GRANTED
Nicholas Callotig. 225s Reese st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04

80 KANSAS CITY, Sept 4.-CATTLE-Receipts,
HoGS-Receipts. 1000 head. Steady TO 1oc
lower. - "
a. -sHEEP-Recoipts. 1000 head Market 15c to
25c higher. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04

SOUTH OMAHA Sept. 4.--HoGs-Receipts.
$500 head Market l0c TO 25c lower
CATTLE-Receipts, lo 900 head Slow. 1Oc
to loo lower.
to 25c higher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04
Hercules Powder Extra Dividend

WILMINGTON. Del. Sept. l.--The Her.
culea Powder Company today declared .
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cent bonds exchanging the latter
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in all
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To Stop Heavy Gold OutaoW
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