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diate action. The Military and Naval
Committees of both bodies prepared
the details of all emergency measures
which may come before tnenr
President Wilson yesterday received
the very latest data on the develop
ment of aeronautics in the United
States. DR.. Charles d. Walcott, secre-
tary of the Smithsonian Institution,
and a member of the national advisory
committee on aeronautics. submitted
complete report on aerial investiga-
tions conducted by scientists and army
and navy officers since the commits
sion was organized in March, 1915.
The nature of the report was closely
guarded.
Censorship frightened.
The censorship over army and navy
orders were frightened up yesterday and
newspaper correspondents in Wash
ington were asked to cooperate with
the war and Navy Departments to pre-
vent the publication of any matter
which might prove prejudicial to the
interests of the nation. 1t was stated
at the Navy Department that no orders
had been issued to the Atlantic Fleet
The War Department announced that
armed merchant ships of belligerent
nations would be accorded the same
treatment in tho Panama Canal Zone
that they are accorded in United States
ports. Under present State Depart
ment rulings, merchant ships may car
ry a single gun. mounted for defense.
Foreign consuls were asked to give
advance information of armed mer-
chant ships seeking to use the canal
in order that they might be speedily
examined and their passage expedited
Continued reports that the government
contemplated the seizure of war-bound
German ships In American ports brought
forth a fiat statement yesterday that nc
such step was contemplated at this time
1t was stated that such ships as may
have been taken over have been seized
by United States marshals under court
orders, because they were involved in
litigation. The executive departments, Il
was stated, had nothing to do with these
seizures.
Rush at Department..
Late last night the Navy Department,
and the War Department were the scene
OF continued industry. Officers and OIL.
cials were hard at work at their desks
on emergency details" Admiral Ben.
son, aid for operations, and ranking OH.
Ger OF the navy, who Joined Secretary
Daniels in his conference with President
Wilson yesterday, was at work far into
the night. The lid OF secrecy was clamp
ed tightly down on all goings on at the
building.
Definite action by the Navy Department
looking toward the speedy increase in
effective naval units now afloat, was ex-
pected at any time. Under legislation
proposed by Secretary Daniels, the navy
would be able to shift from the construc-
tion of battleships and battle cruisers now
authorized, to the construction OF sub
marines, and submarine destroyers. The
taking over of merchant vessels may also
be asked for il the emergency arises. This
would be facilitated by the proclamation
of the President issued today, which
reads:
Whereas. Congress did by an act to
establish a United States shipping board
for the purpose of encouraging. develop
ing and creating a naval auxiliary and
The Washington herald., 1917-02-06
Laugh When People
Step On Your Feet
Try this yourself, then pass it
along to others.
1t works!

Ouch ? -! This kind OF rough
talk will be heard less here in town il
people troubled with corns will follow
the same advice of this Cincinnati
authority, who claims that a few drops
of q drug called freezone when applied
to q tender, aching corn stops soreness
at once, and soon the corn dries up
and lifts right out without pain.
He says freezone is an ether COM
pound which dries Immediately and
never infames or even irritates the
surrounding tissue or skin. A quarter
OF an ounce Of freezone will cost very
little at any drug store, but 10 suffi-
Client to remove every hard or soft
corn or callus from ones feet. MIL
lions OF American women will welcome
this announcement since the inaugura-
tlon OF the high heels-Adv.
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GERMANY WON'T RECEDE.

Berlin, Feb 5-Foreign Secretary Zim-
norman. speaking for the imperial gov
ernment. declared today that there is to
be no backward step" by Germany in the
submarine situation. The foreign secre-
tary's declaration, which is printed in the
Tageblatt, follows:
President Wilson's decision is aston
ishing. The entente's refusal OF our peace
oyertures left US no other course than to
adopt unlimited submarine warfare in our
fight for national existence and in re-
taliation for England's violations of inter-
national law. We hope President Wilson
will warn Americans from the danger
zone"
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CANAL CLOSELY GUARDED.

Panama, Feb. 5-Extra precautions are
being taken by the United States MIL
tary authorities to guard the Panama "a
nal. .,o
Col. Morrow. acting governor OF 'he
Canal Zone, stated today that the lana, al
ports are being blockaded at night. All
Suspicious persons are being kept under
surveillance.
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lease OF the Americans who were prison.
ers on the Yarrowdale, victim o. the Ger
man raider, another proof of the German
governments strong desire to do all in
fits power to avert trouble with the
United States.
The hope Is still strong. both In Official
and unofficial circles, that American lives
and property will not be affected by the
new submarine campaign.
When DR.. Zimmerman termed the
American action astonishing" he mani
testify spoke the mind of the German
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the Goucher students who took part in It
on Saturday
DR.. Guth said that the country and
President Wilson are passing through a
grave crisis and that it was not only
''undignifed" but ''hurtful to their
cause" for the suffragists to appear and
flaunt their banners in the Presidents
face at this time.
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CONDEMNS "PICKETING. -

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 5.-A bomoshell
fell into the camp Of the Goucher Coliese
suffrage pickets today when PRESIDENT
Guth took occasion to condemn the PICK
citing of the White House and TO censure
The Washington herald., 1917-02-06

Large quantities of glassware are
reaching South Africa from Japan, Swe-
den, and the United States.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-06
FOR A BAD COUGH

Here is a fine old-fashioned
recipe for coughs, colds. or ca
:arrh trouble that has been useo
with great success. Get from
your druggist 1 OF. of Parmint
double strength). about 75 cents
worth, and add to it Il pint Oh
hot water and OF. of granu
lated sugar. This will make tull
half pint when mixed. Take one
tablespoonful four times a day,
No more racking your WhoIe
hodv with a cough. Clogged nos
trils should open, air passages OF
your head clear UP so you can
breathe freely. 1t is easy to pre-
pare, costs little, and is pleasant
10 take. Anyone who has stub
born cough, nor hard cold or ca
tarrh in any form should give
his prescription a trial.-AdV.
4 4 /
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NEW YORK, July 2S.


The continued
and this there hurried virtually all the important
issue
preceding
some violent
all through rs hour
Industrial Alcohol
along by pool efforts based distributions of its
output as the result of
a
a
a
Locomotive
and the through
There gain of also
to the covering shorts o
Liberty
the
natural In
s6OOoooO0O0 be
against 3is o the resents
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BONDS
CORN GOES HIGHER
ON ACTIVE DEMAND
Shorts and Commission Houses
Anxious to Grab New
Crop Options

CHICAGO, July 2S.-z-An active demand
from shorts and commission houses due to
continued hot weather in the Southwest,
made the new crop corn options strong this
morning. September was about steady The
opinion was expressed that the damage to
the crop in the Southwest would be offset
fully by good yields elsewhere
September opened unchanged at s163
and after selling at s1G3A lost the gain !;
December started at $l1s@1.17A, against
SLICES at the end yesterday, and later
moved up to $1,1sS; May opened at
$ll5B W1 1.15 ", contrasted with $1.146s,
the final quotation of yesterday, and ad-
vanced to $l.161a
The market at Liverpool was firm on con-
tinued rain in Argentina, scarcity of offers
and, good consumption with supplies not
large. The receipts here today were rs
cars.
There was further covering in oats and
the market was frmer. July started Q. G
higher, at 7Sc; September opened at 60 q
@60hc, against 60c at the close yesterday
and rose to 61bc; December was quoted
at 6l1a @60Ac at the outset, compared
with 60ssc, yesterdays last price, and ad-
vanced to 61 9sc.
The market at Liverpool was strong, with
free absorption and lighter offers The re-
ceipts here today were los cars
Wheat was featureless. September was
&c higher at S2.23. The market at Liver
pool was steady on expectations of smaller
worlds shipments.
The receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
today were seventy cars. against $50 cars
last year; at Winnipeg, 176 cars compared
with 76O cars; at Chicago, sixteen cars,
contrasted with 129 cars.
Leading futures ranged as follows.
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RAPID TRANSIT CERTIFICATES LEAD
TRADING ON LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE
Advance Fraction to 31h on Good Buying -Businea1
Throughout List Shows No Change,
Being Small

This advance in Baldwin was brousb, A.
on very light trading, and the stree, ,sssou
on 1t as belated response to m. ,o
foreign orders for locomotives which ~
now on the books. aV
A small gain was chalked up bv ~.
Superior United States Steel con,n,,,
not very prominent, although it ovsr.ss
owed all of the home shares with ths ~
ception OF Transit certificates. Steel ws. -.
full point at the end of the first ho,,s
The Norfolk and Western Rairway r.,
pany issued the June and six monsh.
earnings statement today. For Tho un.nx ,'sua
II showed operating revenues OF az sas svntn y
an increase Of s6o5,463 as compared ,s,.s
the previous year. Operating expensa. "'u .e
into the net, that item standing AZ 40 49, ="
773, decrease of s171,24s. For tVVs,- ~. ~
months the operating revenues were sso a.
S01,93S, a gain of s1,659,Ss1, ana th.' 'ev'.
for the same period was $11,67s Ioo net
crease of $1,247,40O. ~
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Buying of Philadelphia Rapid Transit
trust certificates caused the financial DIS
trict to turn the major portion of its at
tention TO this issue in the short session on
the local exchange today. on this buying,
which was said to be good, the price ad-
vanced to the best Of the week, 31A, ano
a gain of n fraction as compared with the
close of yesterday.
While there were some large docks
Of the certificates which appeared on tne
tape in the two hours Of trading, most OF
the certificates which sold did so in odd
lots This indicated that small investors
were picking them up. This issue was the
most active of the home stocks.
Although the amount Of business done In
the two hours did not show any change as
compared with previous days of the week
the tone of the market was good Most OF
the stocks made gains extending from frac-
tons to 2 points in baldwin Locomotive
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VIGOROUS TRADING ON THE CURB:
FIRM TONE IN MAJORITY OF STOCKS
NEW YORK. July %.

in
10, the highest
Maxim Munitions
yielding 2S In the most
trading
traded in
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OUTSIDE BANK STATEMENT
STATE BANKS In
RANK CLEARINcs DECREASE

Total bank clearings through all the
<1saring houses in the United States show
= decrease Of $Ss6.742,013 this week. as
koropared with last week. The current to-
&s1 81 SB.4l7,777.615 compares with S4,O56,-
&<3.7ls for the same period last year.
Details follow:
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Japan Gets 100000 in Gold

NEW YORK. July 2S.-The Subtreasurv
has transferred $S,000,000 to San Francisco
on account of shipment of equal amount of
gold to Japan. There was also withdrawn
from the Subtreasury $1.23S,0OO in gold
coin. but It's destination was not disclosed.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

coffee futures opened very inactive at an
advance OF one point, with sales amounting
to 1000 bags. March was the only month
In which there were trades on the call.
A holiday spirit prevailed during the first
hour and trading was virtually at stand
to only 1000 bags.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Loans in Average Decrease, While
Actual Increase

NEW YORK, July 2s.-The New York
bank statement this week failed to show
any marked changes. Average loans de-
clined, while the actual. advanced. The
average surplus gained and the actual fell
on
Details follow:
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER-The market ruled steady at the
late decline, but wholesale trade, usual on
saturday was quiet. Quotations: Western solid
packed creamery. fancy specials, 42c; extra. 4Qci
extra hrsts. 3Dc; frsts 3Sc; seconds, SIC; nearby
Prints; fancy 44c; average extra AZ 43c; hrsts.
40q4 Ale; seconds, 3S "a 39c; special fancy brands
OF prints tobbing at Al q soc.
e,gS EGGS1There Is was a fair inquiry for fancy
esss and the Smarket ruled firm under small
Supplies. Following are the quotations:
FREE Free cases, nearby frsts, s10.s0 per
s6sndard case; current receipts, 5000; seconda
pio per case extra frsts. SIC. 80 per case:
nrsts. $1,000 seconds. s0.45: fancy selected egso
,obbing at 43Q Q44c per dozen l77
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INACTIVE PHILA. STOCKS

Following are quotations FOR inactive
stock listed on the Philadelphia Stock Ex-
change and in which there were no trans
actions today. The price given is the last
ploSe
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BONDS

BONDS Net
High. Low. Close. chgc.
1000 l. V cons
4ias 'O3 o0ai ooM ooM =.
500 Phila Elec
1st 5s .1O1 101 1O1 + Is
5000 Stand G &
L 6s ..1OOs 1OOH 1904 + "a
Total sales 81, 500, compared with s31 200
yesterday. Thus far this week S1S2, 200; same
period last week S2O6,s50.
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Financial Briefs

Ine Lohdon STOCK EAchange the Paris
Bourse and the Liverpool Cotton Exchange
were closed today.
Profits OF the Corn Products Refining
Company for the six months ended June 80
grew $6.2iS.255 over last years figures to a
total Of s9.344,076. The surplus shows an
increase CT s4.549,365. the total being
s6,097.721 For the hrst six months of 1915
the surplus was t5so,2b2 and In 1914 ss2l,-
$40.
The Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies
Steamship Lines report . net income for
May Of t1.0O77o2. compared with 1871
~ is'sss' '!'|
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NEW 1ohh, July 2S,
Crop accounts were considered too favor.
able generally to create bullish sentiment
In the cotton market today, and after show
Ing an Improvement in prices sold off on
proft-taking, 1t was the view that one
critical month had been passed with bet~
terment In the condition of the nIants
trading was In good-sized lots early In Tho
sessions, but business was confined to cor,.
paratively Few brokers. The market closed
STEADY at net gain of to points.
The market opened with prices irrepu,ar
and later made slight gains on fairly een'
erai buying, In which Liverpool wire houses
ana spot interests were conspicuous ths
Two latter taking October and Decemhar
chiefly' At the end of the first ten min''te.
prices were to 10 points net higher. WIFI
october leading the firmness VIII"
The recent Japanese buying Is said o.
against sales of actual to spinners, A.. "e
rule these hedges are seldom taken o,t "a
the market until the actual cotton is ho,sI. oi
which is generally October and Decen,Sns
Where these contracts are taken out ~ ~.
market II Is always felt when the specuio tou ,s
who sells the cotton attempts to buy hso.r
his contracts. ""S oack
The receipts at the ports for the dav
estimated at 5000 bales, comnarad we're s'',it
b2SS bales last week and 6442 bales Ta.n ,asa
year. iast
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INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed on the New York Stock Ex-
change and in which there were no trans
actions today The price given is the last
previous close.
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Total sales si,ssl. 900. compared. with q. .OOJ,.
600 yesterday, Thus far this week sic, ,l31 900
same period last week s12.e50. 900.
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LOCAL MINING STOCKS
GoLDFIELD STOCKS
RANK CLEARINGS

Bank ciearings today. compared with cor
responding day last two years.
philadelphia ,4S. 100 5ss $50. .esa.s4e s2esas 2os
Boston 80. 2.l04.62e al,b4l. 006 28.410. e25
New York. .53s. 625.s2o 8s5, 2se.075 s7e.b47 i0s
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Bunalo. Rochester and Pittsburxh nj.
ers9erred aeS dusr nsr q per cent oa
August 'ena 10 to stock Of record Xuaust payable
buekeys ripe Line Company, regular on.
usa psaO's September Is to stock q recalS
.atssIs ts'sRs''s s'v dSsfess cenp.ny q London =
8: 116 uc6a u>lI1l.~ q -. W. y n '
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. July 2s,-HoGs--Receipts.. 4s92
hhead: head: left over. 1853 head; Tor Monday. 170oo
sSSt dsSs itSp JS S.s1s
sbSsS sbSSS SISSS ., s RIsss ,.ii7SSla.6S good 70
head for Monday To- 900 .ie sead MARKET as III PA
aows lowsr anS than week sES; IeeSss.
feeders west4n S9 iiosSer caIss
ss;75Y 1926 poor TO msdium. s7.soSs.15. ~.
aondsyp 5000 sssa fsn
SS@ooe below last week. sheep steady, t99. ~ ~
western, $3.50 @ 10 go; yearlings. 10@b.oQi
lambs. native. T.75@Io.75. n.
KANSAS CITY Mo-. July 2s.-Market stron0
not enough sales for quotations. Cattle, w.
none. n ~
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb., July 2s.--Hogs ~
ceipts. 92O0 head: closing prices 10c higner'
range. slt.25Q1575. Cattle. none. Sheep. nons
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FINANCIAL NEWS
SHORTS HURRY TO COVER AND STOCKS
MAKE GAINS IN WALL STREET TRADING
Industrial Alcohol Has Wide of Steel
Common Reluctant to Sell Because Of
Good Earnings
High Points in TOday's Financial NeUs

stocks adgan Vigorous trading Broad Street Curb Grain and cotton
higher Bar lUer Nec York bank
oSa decline for week hi actual increased Deposits larger Average
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VEGETABLES

The market was quiet and barely steady
under fairly liberal offerings. Quotatons:
White potatoes, Norfolk per bbl. No. /. $50
s% Shore per Sb Snss Ne go'ssiiGsss s wss
potatoes. Delaware, per bb No, I, ss@s,2s;
So sS@ Ssc: Nos 10 a5c sSsst sssf pofasos
ssTh. Nogth CarOlina onOIs per bbI: Nc seSa: No
q Seos do Eastern shore. per basket 40S.se;
Delaware and Maryland. per per basket sa5 Ss5c;
mushrooms 4-lb ha aEat e1
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FRESH FRUITS

., There was fair demond for cantaloupes, and
Iancy y stock was again higher under small sup
Msas,v We're generally steady: Quotations: Apples.
hpmes acG Dsp
sHrpo s2;5o@4'09i do Florida, per crate NS4.so;
per Glib basket, 4O95O blackberries, Jersey.
Per Per od quart Sgl2c; do. Delaware and Maryland,
berries. per quart, q l2c; .eoseberres per quart.
swsa; s; efheeTTies per s,lb. basket sour. 4o995c:
s2@3; do, North CAROLINA, per carrier, 81. 5000:
40. Delaware and Maryland, per Alb. basket.
5Oc q ! do. do per pony crate. 4OQ 70c; do. do,
per nat crate, 25@5oc; do, California, per
$$2'59@8So; do, do. per, fiat crate. 81 2b n sol;
40 49, Arizona. per standard crate. $s.759425; DO.
sTsre,r srats, 12S91' DC; North Carolina. per
crate. 40c a 81; do. do, per fiat crate. 25 a @60c
Psssa4Ghssa 4asa Georgia per carrier Elberta fancy
Georgia. fancy. s2.5O98.25; do, ordinary. 81 50
@2.oO; watermelons. southern, per car $1,000.
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GOOD CROP REPORTS
ROUT COTTON BULLS
Market Closes With Early Ad-
vances Overcome-Net Gain
From 2 to 6 Points

NEW YORK, July 28.--The following tenn
pse,ratures We're reported in the cotton belt
Knoxville. San Antonio. Nashville and Snnn,i.n, nnia,
homa City. "a; Del Rio. Little Rock, Vicks-
burr; birmingham, Raleigh and Wilmington,
bile, Augusta and Jacksonville, is; CharIes-
ton. savannah and New Orleans, so; Mont
gomery and Tampa, 81. wv 'o"'
=, There was .0i inch Of precipitation at
MacSn hna Augusta, 06 inch at Raleigh, ,Os
minston and S.Ol at Jacksonville, "
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEATI7Receipts. 1000 bush. The m.,t,.
CoRN-Receipts., "a. $50 bush. The ms,...
for western No. yellow Quotations: r.. ssksd usd
yellow. s2soG sS; do. No. yeIIewe IItern roI.;a No,
do. No; yellow. nominal; do. No. yeliox
oATs---Recelpts. .o75 bush, Ruled .t,oD.
white. o959s4c; No. white. s2SSsc; ASSa's No. :
UR::.,,SRecepts, 1878 bis. and 2s5 1914 lbs
were firmly maintained. Quotations per ie8 ibs
Winter straight. si1.5o@i2:. Kansas. 0 cIssy ,ess
s12. 2.25 q II: 49, do. straight, .s134 1880; d.
psatteGn,o s1a25 @l3,I5; ,sprlngs first clear.
and fancy patent s14@14.25. N"S'
RYE FLOuR-Was In small supply and quIst
at unchanged prices. We quote 500 II per bbi
PROVISIONS
The market was quiet but steady. Ths
quotations were follows. City beef, in setS
smoked and air-dried. 35c: western beef In seta'
smoked and air-dried. SOC; western bsef
sSshs: sS poS a ss hsS sss
94M 25S. DO. dc. smoked o5h hesS @sec: 'SSss oSs;
hams, smoked. city cured. as to brand and aver.
age, 25@25he; do smoked. western cured. ESQ
bellies in pickle. according to average, iooss
27h C: breakfast. bacon. as to brand and aver.
age age, city tx cured. SSe; breakfast bacon western
rendered in tierces. 2a o. do. d. DO. @ In TUE sSss
22hc. -
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YORK, July 2s.-Butter-Receipts, ~
141 tubs Market nrm. all grades unchangea.
l., Egss-hecepts. ~. 806 cases Market rresu'
lar Quotations unche nged.
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REFINED SUGARS

LIvE-;There was little .trading and no i'm.
as to quality. % d24c. Roosters. is@i7c sUrIns,
chickens. net Leghorns. plump; yellow-skinnsd.
chickens. not Leghorns, smaller sizes, 248 2hc.
White naSa aheshSrns Rnns Dqsk. Pekn 100:
pair, 25@2Sc; do, young per pair. 2002sc. =
DRESSED = Offerings Of desirable stock
but there was little trading. Following are liz
,sntat anStaions ino Fowls y to box mllk,ieS dry;
over apiece, 24hc; weghing lbs. and over
snese na a4c; ess Weishipg b; apiece 2ac weigh
fancy. fancy a1gSy-pisked weighing ~ lbs and Sy.i
smaller sizes, 100 1Sc: old roosters. dry:picked.
MAS sod broiissrs Jersey fancy @4oc virginis
2sc; turkeys fresh.kiiled, Iced. per lb.-wsss-
ern best M here, % :4e; common, 2o922 duels.
spring, ZuUZlc; SQUADS per dozen-Whte,
sIxhIng sstshng i1gI2 lbs per dozen :$7SStSS
swSsISShanS sS ri lbs per dozen 1902 Ks; DO Tsiihins
sXeh lbs per DOZEN, $1.80@1.76: dark Sl.e1
Vl.7o: small and M EQc6
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""" ''Vf ut JHcKs0hNIIIe,
NEW YORK, July 2s.
op accounts were considered too favor
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Total sales 2i5 800 shares. compared with
339, 300 shares yesterday. Thus far this week
300, 200 shares; same period last week 4,O,O-
400 shares.