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Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-04

Undersigned ion s0OOO Capital
 of the ARIZONA BINCHAMTON COPPER COMPANY Incorporated the of Arzona
 AUTHORIZED CAPITAL STOCK s4oOoO SHARES
 (An ,anding) At Par--$5.OO Per Share
 REGISTRAR OF STOCK eTrustC Company 120 Broadway New York
 TRANSFER AGENT
 Woodbmy Company A Fine Street. New York
 LOCATION TIE I'll 5 ARz9NA ss?1 & cs, coP3ER YRS & % the Ton Msyer and ou five miles from the town Humboldt nd ni % Rt'Bsi BsTs. o oatsd Rron
 EQUIPMENT The mine with full full plant of @8 o mining 5 m g & s 0 s @ n9 @ 9S & 2 B 0n . s m PS % G s @ I 9 sn. & I I s ou 5 of the present 15 1916 April lt 1917 24 SOP of treated by @ sGf I xasna sss cop cent This This % SoS E s sG%oS E MI Ds coPR fRs :ss; cos PANY for concentrates s24s,57osO NET M xR6Ts @ @ e5Pfk eS 1Sf; @ @ oo @ Dollars spersh sharep payable follows: s2" DOLLARS the application for sub the of DOLLARS payable allotment less than the number shares applied for will be credited the allotted On failure make th final due the tpado subscription will be forfeited
  which date subscriptions close. alot her of shares than applied for. firms
 terabe but tdoesO gannte them
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-04
At Par--$5.OO Per Share
LOCATION

the Copper Mountain District County of Ypai Arizona about four miles five miles the of Humboldt The approximately IFS ard includes and towns andt buildings located theron
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
TOO COOL FOR BEST
DEVELOPMENT IN CORN
government Report Says Warm
Weather Is Needed-Need Rain
in East

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The Govern.
rnent weekly weather report says:
Corn needs warmer weather. II was too
cool In central districts for best develop-
ment OF crops. especially corn. and cool
nishts the latter part of the week were
detrimental to cotton in southeastern dis.
tricts
warm weather that prevailed in the
Northeast was very beneficial. Rainfall
was sufficient for present needs In the cen.
ral and lower Mississippi Valley and GEN.
trail and lower great plains except in GEN.
tral, southwestern and western Texas
Rain is needed In many eastern and
most northern and extreme western dis
tricta Some damage was done by frost
IN the extreme North In many sections of
the North the yields and quality OF spring
wneat were better than was anticipated
some seeding OF winter wheat was done in
south Dakota and In Oregon Cotton nick.
ing was under way In the extreme South.
inreshing OF winter wheat continued in
tne upper Rocky Mountain region and the
northwest. Flowing was In progress in
most OF the central and northern States.
Npt where delayed by dry weather. Some
seeding or winter wheat and rye was begun
Harvesting Of spring wheat, oats and bar.
ley was mostly completed except In the
upper Rocky Mountain region and on the
Pacific coast, and threshing made exceIlent
progress In many sections Of the North
the yields and quality of spring wheat were
better than was anticipated
ficklns OF cotton was in progress in all
southern cotton States and this work was
begun In extreme southern Arkansas. Rolls
were beginning to open in extreme southern
Oklahoma and some bolls are full grown in
Tennessee.
Too much rain for best DEVELOPMENT of
cotton was reported in parts Of Mississippi
and Florida, while on the other hand IL
was much too dry In South Carolina and
central and southern Texas, and rain was
needed in the eastern half Of northern and
central Georgia and in most of North Caro-
lima.
The nights were too cool in the eastern
cotton area during the latter part of the
week. Cotton was doing we'll In northern
and eastern Texas but the drought was
causing continued deterioration elsewhere
in that State
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w. H. CUNNINGHAM
HEADS LAKE SUPERIOR
Member of Local Banking Firm Made
President, Filling
Vacancy

wifred II. Cunningham. member of the
banking firm of Kurtz Brothers. with of.
fees in the Morris Building, has beer
elected president OF the Lake Superior Cor.
poration. His election fills a vacancy. The
election took place at the last meeting OF
the directors In Sault Ste. Marie, and an.
nouncement was only made today. No other
changes in the officers or directors took
place.
Since the retirement of j. Frater Taylor
some months ago. he stepping out to become
the president of the Algoma Steel Company,
w. c. Franz. vice president, had been act
ing president. The Agoma Steel is the
most important subsidiary Of the Lake
Superior Corporation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOJIR

ket was nomr,hfeceipts, li,0i7 bush. The mar.
nominaIiy receipts, 2GSi bush. The market was
trade, as nnrnl; Quotations; Car lots for local
sl.05 a 40 70 iocnton Western No 2 yellow,
4 yellow 40, 90, No yellow. nominal do. No.
o,Ts' nominal; do, No. yellow. nominal.
Wa e HSips Snd Sssoy se7sS S1,h. The MARKET
old, 50ff fsue' new, 7h @ 76c; STANDARD white
S3c nc; NC. new 7SG 7ic. No 4 white. old "a IS
- new. I2 7sc 0' ""'''' '''' ~"
in sacks IlSeceipts. 50i bbs. and s44. 800 lbs.
tons per end ioaarm aarm under light offerings Quota.
about 2bci i'n s ibs n wood tcotton or jute sacks
i,'frF F;OSify s1 Ss,.I SS
trand. brand 'I s,s Patent Old sic DO ay6rite
t'ent; ter fl3 8ls 25 do, do regular grades, win.
RYE FIoIii.sl sloG 10 so patent .io2s@1o, rs.
cordins TO MI mn shipment. s1001O.5o spot ac-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
Du POnt Powder Dividends

WILMINGTON, Aug. 29.-The f. I. dl
Pont de Nemours Company today declared
a quarterly dividend Of an per cent on the
common stock, payable September 10 tc
stock of record August 81: f: on the debenturt
stock " per cent. payable October rs &c
stockholders of record october 10.
The L. /. du Pont de Nemours Powder
Company declared a quarterly dividend OF
~ per cent on the preferred stock. payable
November l to stock of record October 90
and " per cent on the common stock, pay.
able Noversber 1 to stock OF record Octo.
Der 90
This dividend declaration makes the
third similar declaration so far this year
and should the fourth distribution be the
same 1t will total IS per cent on the CON-
mon stock Of f. I, du Pont de Nemours
Company for the current year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29

THIS daily report Is sent out bv the
Bureau or Markets Of the United States De-
purtment OF Agriculture, Philadelphia
branch. ,otth headquarters at 'oo,SI5 In
| suranoe Erchdnge Building. BeH Tele-
| phone, Lombard TIT.
AIPLEs y,sns snS West wrsTs per
pecksi hsndpickea. 75c Ssl; cuils, 25 @ sSc' 80
| BANANAS, per bunch u0-I2 dozen), $1,000
aBLAcKBERRIEs' per quart New Jersey 10
~clV, cANrA1oupEs. California. per standard
sts sSi s;as., ymsISS:; sEs;s
ssn. S dV sassya a es sSSSs basket a's
aRArsEss srsc Ps5 basket l0@iao
asi SfssS! Ess.
DO s and Ss
Sss. SIE.s ana 'EA Rbs4ss RssT4s '0''h' crate
PE.Rs S.oss ssr0E 0EBarss RSS de
-'F'IiMs PIGMs, New York. per s-lO, basket. Wick
S0fit 0fPiitNEAPPLEs, per crate. Porto Rico t24-4s
NeSrSy per 100 melons, best iS@soc poorer.
5Q1Oc.
SOLD AT AUCTION YESTERDAY
GRAPES ca,oTSDs Esr a. dbaskst orsso 90
lSsH3 AZ a6 Maisssssl sssesless sYSi5b 0 i0Aay' 'zSo~
1gah PEACHES California. per box 02-ioo,. Ell
ss!;a; Bartlett per DO. aa'-
Ss1hss pdss its;pls R;f :.s a'ana
q .%s :ss sos
SSSSSso IL S Is SScssnS Ss,SSrgs.ss gs.sssS box 'sS d0'sn'
VEGETABLES
BEANS. nearby, per ,bYshei basket 59.1o
q: lima; sssrHTy TSc giiOo ou'nei basket 'sio
'uBsEsETs. nearby. per BUNCH II Yse, -,
ckb5aAoESs b 8fssseoy ssc per 70 '0u'h'l basket da'
hffEERRTYs GhfERY Ns% as%'S9S ' per SSneh IL stalks.
soSosRs sss5sy per sS;se ssI sssf;s 3 4, ~
CuGUMBERs = nearby. per *'bushel basket
''y " ySSaSExhJs, ss5sy' s5s'y per s.su'Asl basket
uf.fsr ufIfErfUcE RtSsEN New York per box ta-a" do..n,.
'0oe&&i9Ns. nearby PEE .bussthsi basket taoss
100 ioo: o:pouna sound .scE. 5s; Ohio per ioo'pOund sack.
mfPstIPP mPEPPERs, Nearby. per y -bushsi basket (s-lo
doEfsSffA doEfsSffAToEs 3SSEasD Eastern shore Of yIrs,ni. per
s;ISs $50 ss.Iss sasTs,sr PsSk sSYSSsc No
pounds. SO quarter pecksA No. L 7o0s5c; No.
= stWEgT sIs POTATOES, North c.rolins per bar
A,si5S n; Mssssra sssss Il yirfinIcl kSS tif:
~. = .Ue&sss Asesegs ~ H-ershel eaetss
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pEATrI,s

~; T. ~, Zion Gem. Friends mzs szii ws1.
FEniMf y su-;ss: ;ss: Is;s: s;e:s: 4 n
.,XAN ,fpssEN .@ Aug. 49, EIIzABrry1.
ilyss and friends. members M.ncrsl nstkc6isS
Fs'Gpa F Gnurcn; .,s,n.s tnyssd 70 funeral ssEys.s
ssySn SssS ~ nysn r.l !. :.ndiSs Sfiysss Sdivsss
eve, Auto funeral .Norristown papers ' copS.
q IDA tn.. q wslSs Kss,iys: asd friends ipsl;s3
Washington lane. Germsntown. INT. M; private. =
funeral services Fri. 4 p. m, 1928 X Price
Remsi1s may be viewed THUR. eve. '"e' o'"
W1LEY,-Aug. 2s. JENNIE T., daushtsr AZ
Thomas j. and Elizabeth Wiley 'tnss DoylsS.
Relatives and friends Invited 70 funeral, Sat.
q reaulem Church q Most Blessed sacramsns ssa mn
,SMs ,WMihsLIAMs;nA.g; IAN n EESEGcA. W.. VIII
liams; Relatives and friends inyited 10 funeral.
Fri. p m, e05 Cantrsl 81. t9th q. and Sny::
may call Thurs. eve.
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PROVISIONS

There was a fair ,obb,ng semara and ,ho
hieher rnuied firm with some kinds slightly
and air dIrIu99'ations City beef, In sets, smoked
air. .draSS Dseet knuckles and tenders smoked and
dcrs sn;,nGc; ,snGc; western beef. knucklcs and ten
a5mm y aosA A7SoGis! hams s, r. cured. loose.
smoked 81 a. =, ,si skinned loose 25925h do. DO
smoked as wSs,sr 20 brand and aysrase ?es gaze d9,
ionsa iueiess; iOc; picnic shoulders. s. p, cured,
accord,nHgi nc; do smoked 22o; bellies In pickle.
Sss,, nd brand and average city cured. ssc; break
reflne1 1"'4n, western cured. 3sc; lard; western.
Dirrp, pure city kettle rendered, in tierces,
-oTac DO. do, do, In tubs o5hc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

SLHlCAGO. Aug. 20. EGGS - Recein,s
a oon ,psesaEes. Firsts 88h Il s7c ordinary
nrss. . 52h g3oct mscelaneous receipts cases
irotinrIned S2q sec; miscelianeous receipts cases
83Jigueu, ssts n3Ic: dirtleH 27&c checks 90
42h c, W e''' "ers' fi0c' cartons,
4lh G; extra grstss ,TSS'rt0 cases Extras,
4oEc; seconds. 37X @8sh c. extras to rSocsrs sSn
33%c. 'N'' 'a'n'hs s'ocS' $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
Butler Brothers Expapd

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-At meeting Of
stockholders of Butler Brothers the plans
70 Increase capital stock from $4,000, 900
10 szV,oo0.0O0 have been approved. Stock
holders Of record yesterday are entitled 10
subscribe for new stock at par to the
amount OF one.third Of the present holdings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

,Po' -a"' o'a"eeo III '"o piices Vi
local pank ana trust company stocks oc-
Cured at the auction sale of securities
hald today h,, pornas g. Ioeand 49,,
M noiu 'uay ny Dahcs @ Loiiahu MARKET
street Iitie and Trust Company changed
, nanas AZ ioeA up ~ points, ana Fidelity
A'ue' ""s oii poih's' at o'%'
STOCKS
ia sbr. H.ecbsr.Kav Realty co mar
On sioS Lot $1,000
~ r. r. CONTINENTAL ras'ehser Haii"ay -.
~ shrs Continental Equitable Trust Co; ii'
.o par soo i.o, s.,...; 90
oo sn,s, NeW Mo5 Jersey s,ee, hn. co preferred
IN ntenl 20 common par tlOo Lot VI
~ sh,s rser,ess Gorsrshoe @ Soi pseigrreo'
IN snoe go, eomRSn Non par "a ~; ,,; Lot VI
III shTsc Ameriesn ,nd r1hehce and securities
Studios coinmcn; par 800 .... Lot So
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
49,. - lhh eTREET-PHILADELPHIA MARKETST

S SnS epll. SHlHlrtfs Soc PssS'> No. J. n2o9I5o; No.
soSssb2 hb12sMi nearbyA Per y -bushei basket t2o-25
7.io ioSAa2ss aaaftsss nearly psr :Sushsl basket
quarter peeks). yellow SIS d dc 0"'As' ''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
Grand Trunk President Resigns

MONTREAL, Aug 2o.-The board OF
directors of tho Grand Trunk Pacific has
accepted the resignation Of President Il. j.
chamberlain. Howard G.. Kelley succeeds
him. Mr.. Chamberlain has also resigned
from the presidency Of the Grand Trunk
Mr.. Kelley succeeds TO this position also
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

,hsssd ,ss 900 head soc 10 soo hsSeq sSeG
j,ES missa hsarS
''SS;Aa1T SATTriI 10 10 roush. ,is.l5a i6. 40.
ioS nnhgnsri others steady, si62S
sii ph TI1.heeeipts, $4,000 head. strong.
cein;. iR;aNSAS "a So CITY, Aug. 2o.-cATTID-Re.
ssrqJHESn1Rsceipts 1000 head; rs to csc higher
SiEEf-Rcceipts. 5000 head. STEADY
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VEGETABLES

Fancy stock sold fairly and potatoes were a
shade frmer with offerings only moderate. Quo.
tations White potatoes. Eastern Shore, per Dbl
No /, s25oSs.S0: No. 2, ,si.2Ss2; DO DO
Delaware and Maryl.nd' per bbl; No I; '2;75 @
foa Soc; No, :. assoc; Do. 40. per bushel 81, ID
al 80, Sweet potatoes, North Carolina. per bbl,
virginia per bbiGNo. 1. SbodS; No. 2,
n;!592.2I; do DO, Jersey per :. Y -bqshsl basket
York. per bunch. lSS5oc. Lettuce. New York;
Bss Bsske 7Se do Eastern Shore PEE per ss%por
4Oc do Orange County. N. Y. per hamper.
$1@l.40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

,oSEeoW YORK. Aug. 2p-BtJTTER-Recein,.
iS,Ss2 boxes Steady. Quotations unchanEeg
cbnnvd IL Receipts, 16.si9 cases. Firm N
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FRESH FRUITS

Cantaloupes and watermelons OF fine quality
sene,sily steady; ouo!stl9ns; apples. virslnia.
WSsss wnmSo psr
hamg..;. SOC q $50; do, DO, per bushel basket,
rsioTna psn ns FSeSppss S@ PSfso
Rico per crate. s2 69a Grapes; Delawsrs,
basket, lo9l2e; do. California. per Alb. basket
Gratc pgtc sl@i7S Pumssi California, Grsnd
North Carolina. Ridgeways.. 75c @ 81; do. bel,
aware and Maryland. Jumbo crate: 7sc9s1;
DO per pony crate, 4oa SOC; , 49, California; Tur-
per pony crate, 81. .to22: do, do. do. per. nat
crate: H;2S p Peaches: h,:.,x Delaware: Maryland,
do, do. do, Belle and Elborta. per ie-auart
basket, 4o@75c; do. X!rginia and West Virginia.
Elberta. per box. 90 a SOC. Pears, Delaware and
Maryland hspIer E Al Bartlett 1Sa2S9
nor hoy; s9.a5a3.O5 watermelons, per car,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
One House That's Busy

ponds ana some notes.
the of a investment house
fass bonds so cheap
the
explanation it, but am convinced that
he turn has arrived,
dbondm
market shortly
roody
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
NEW YORK EITHER BLUE EOP CpA7v.
E lS BLUE, SAYS A LOCAL FJNANCIER
Signs That We Are Coming Into Good Bond
Market soon-Gossip of ~ '''>'
the Street

ar over IN New York yesterday r,, .
,s, Nav v with offices in the Building you
know 'ha' new ior either blue
referring only to the investment market he added o. u -
price fixing and ~, y seem " @ impatient
terms OF the next Liberty Loan business 0,or, ou o.,
uouh " '' '"' 'e''
"Now today" he came back o, , ~ , ~ ,
oee Always some good
fellow who ear to the prourd h W , ~
This financing through oterm notes % , , % @
much longer ana the low prices bound bring out the
" ~ " '' ~ ~
have in mind" hstclass public utility bond brought OH, . w
sna t p mat nsure for long
% sns h T% @ @ sees @ the woSear shorttem
oy for two years an l them passes up the bond at 81 for He the
years he will have to pay 9S for
come into full swing until the out the way
Activity in Municipal Service Ttco Year Notes
The manager Baker Aging Building reports
due august H. 1873 These notes are @ M @ @
N IT'S Constituent % o ISSUED @ to enable the Municipal Service Company
- hv ~ ne FUNDS for additions and improvements rendered
the are D n 5 % pay G three @ and an times THE the
! sell for ssh. to $ per cent " ~ ~ "
which power in coatesvne pakbus
s certain city ss % oh @ ars %s sne 's ss sn n
phesic steam heat
., Big Local Demand for Liberty Bonds
An banking house
Bonds
nr
A Long Way From Peace
The only thing
% hsa @ keep hs for n % definite n Tors
a
be asked % vote with @ session ms se
yet he said
Excuses for an "Of" Market
THE
but if all right"
i Brokers' Offices Like Military Clubs
resemble military clubs rather than business
the others associates find time from their brief oughs drop
In
"NOhing Schedule Nowadays"
serday.
high all of
industry but hasn't come true
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29

utility corporation
These notes is said will be
said the matter will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
POULTRY


LIVE ruled firm under light offerings and n
lalr demand and prices Of fowls were slightly
higher. Quotations: Fowls. as to quality, 248
NC ROSTERS, 178lsc: spring, chickens not
LeEhorns, plump. yellow-Hkinned. weighing Ia
@2 lbs. apiece. 26ep 2sc; do do. smaller sizes
24g25c; White Ieghorns. 22I25c; ducks. Pekin.
lOW2O; do Indian Runner, II lSc: do, spring.
sOW2lc; pigeons. old, per pair. 25@26c do.
young per pair, a0422c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fine. desirable sized
stock sold fairly and ruled firm under light
offerings. Quotations follow: Fowls, 12 to
boy, milk-fed dry-pcked, fancy selected,
27hc;, weighing Az Az lbs. and oyer apece, 27s:
DO. lbs. apiece, aSp24c; fowls iced in bbls..
fancy. dry:picked weighing Az lbs. and owe;
smaller sizes. 2eS?2e old ROSTERS dry;picksd'
apS erGn hTF rsn. III @i s
Ss@2sc; SsG other nearby, & 2SS 2ec: western: s4S
best here, ,?3g24c; common, 20!922c; ducks
spring 2iW22c; SQUADS. per dozen: white.
DO; TO 10 lbs. per dozen $500 10; DO. DO.
dozen. s2.2592.so; do do, o to Sis lbs. per
dozen. si;7s92; dark, sl.5o92; small and No.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
UNDERWRITERS

ADoLPH FREED. 1905 NJ nth st. Auto serv
Ice: also parlors. Phone Tioga 1925.
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

. ne. ne market was quiet but steady on n basi
vi 800 4Oc for extra fine granulated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29
Brokers' Offices Like Military Clubs
"NOthing on Schedule Nowadays"

"Nothng Schedule NoDadays'
remarked outofown
predicted
ostopfo wantof few
will the
said nothing to happen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-29

.bITTER-The market ruled firm under light
19merings and fairly active demand. Quotations:
Western. solid-pncked creamery, fancy specials,
aonc extra, 43ls U44hc extra hrsts 43c:
nnssts 42c; seconda. i1c; nearby prints. fancy.
fsc! average extra, 48T47c: hrsts 44445c
seconds' i2g43c; special brands of prints Job
bng at 81 G54c.
EGGS-Ffne newad eggs were scarce and
m nrm under a fair demand. but heated stock
Free cases. nearby prints. 1tIa,80 per standard
eease current receipts. sl2 80 per case; seconds.
si2e9 per case; nrsts. s12 80 per case: seconds.
.IoeoWii.25 per case; fancy selected eggs
were jobbing at 50@5lc per dozen.
-, CHEESE was in fair request and firm under
nraan, asmt offerings QUOTATIONS: New York full
made best, 24h G24h CT choice. 2Siz 82ic; fair
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Banks and Institutions Big Buyers

BuukS
putting out at the
mf
investment @
49, have outstanding
time"
Reasons for BethIehems New Issue
stock one he
and in
a OF Bethehenh ~ ~
for pembe IA torati the of the directors
the sohwao ior 49,.
abnormal conditions 80 Una. @
raising very
in construction program anu p'' ' ~ s'
increased the
change are
our
corresponding period
rge had INTENDED 70 ep az
taxes ana oner
var ... ..,.u .r ,,..s.
adopted p'' " ~
rsance war. =, saoo nm 600 an cmpared
together WIN
S. sra sts,iss cans increase ~ w0fxns oe
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GOVERNMENTS LOCAL
MARKET REPORTS

THIS daily report Is sent out by the
Bureau or Markets Of the United States De-
partment OF Agriculture. Philadelphia
branch, toith headquarters at S00-sI5 In
surance Enchdnge Building Bell Tele-
phone, Lombard III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
Brazil Losing Rubhcr Trade.

One OF tho most striking cconomi,
changes in recent years has been the
loss by Brazil OF its dominant posi-
ton In the rubber trade. Whereas :,
few wears back tho world looked IA
south America for most Of its crude
rnhher. II Is now getting tho larger
snare from the Far East The Bra :
lillian product is obtained from trees
mat GROW wild. and little has bccu
don" toward cultivation Of the trees.
In Sumatra. coylon. Burma and other
countries millions Of trees have been
set out. and arc now coming into hear
lhS The domestic product is said To-
-" SI!ShtlN superior To that obtained
from Brazil. and the trees improve with
age. tn" financial loss Ia Brazil throuc n
US decreasing exports has become a
.nrLnNS nLnttcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
HOSE MELNILLE. ORIGINAL. ISIS"
VI NTNNND IIIE.AIE.u ALL. ME.I.L

'''N' ne ana SIS HOPKINS
'"' 9Sr'h" Offering for tho week,
tho agent SAYS: "ov.r f.,I, go, two So.
,oIy is :, ,,nc ,i,o 60,
wc,, 80. "' ''HN' as
Il" '"' inc continued POPULARITY
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