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The Washington herald., 1917-08-19
Gayety-aPuss Pus..o


"Puss Puss," Jean Bedinrs WE'LL
known Partisan burlesque novelty, is
next weeks attraction at the Gayety
Theater. In presenting his show this
season, Mr.. Bedini Is giving the bur-
lesque regulars the sort OF production
that will prove eminently pleasing to
them.
The book. written by Mr.. Bedini. IL
full of fast, clean and wholesome
comedy.
The cast, which is headed by Mr..
Bedini himself, includes such celebri-
ties as Bob Harmon and sgd NAL
colin, exponents of songs and up-to-
the-minute humor; Marie Sabbott, a
dainty and clever ingenue; Ella
Golden, a dashing soubrette; Mike
Morris and George Brooks, character
actors, and Helen Lorraine, the fas-
einating and talented prima donna.
The original and famous "Puss Puss"
chorus will look after the musical
numbers and display a large ward
robe Of striking costumes.
Coiumbla-George M. Cohan.
Next Sunday and for the first half
OF the week Loew's Columbia an
nounces as its feature photoplay
George M. Cohan In Seven Keys to
Baldpate,'
Hearlded as q mystery farce" this
play offers q combination OF novel
nsuAtieas ana surprises that keeps
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19
stranA-Wlfitam Farrum.

The nim program at Moore's strand
Theater for the week Of August 26
includes William Farnum in ''The
Spoilers and Marc McDermott in
MARY James Pa"
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19
strsnd-GniI Kane.


Gail Kane, in Souls in Pawn"
photodrama OF international intrigue,
will be the attraction at Moore's
Strand Theater on Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday. The story concerns a
young French matron whose husband
has been killed as the result of
scandal in which he has become in
volved. In order to locate and take
vengeance upon the murderer, she
places herself within the power of
the enemy secret service in Paris.
When the war breaks out she is ar
rested and sentenced to death. The
nature OF the story makes possible
many thrilling scenes and situations.
The talented child film actress,
Thelma Salter, will be pictured on
Wednesday and Thursday in a fairy
land film, entitled 'In Sunderland"
on Friday and Saturday the screen
attraction will be Emmy whelan in
Miss Robinson Crusoe." a society
story Of New York and Thousand
Islands.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19
Gayety-Een MeIeh.

This week will see Ben weIch and
his Big Show as the Gayety Theater's s
Offering. This popular comedian Is
said to be bringing the best show
that he has ever had and one which,
notwithstanding the fact that IL has
been on the road but a few weeks,
has already met with extraordinary
success
This seasons entertainment Is n,
two acts and nine scenes. The FIRST
act Is entitled The Twentieth
Century Love-" a burlesque on life
along the gay white way, with scenes
representing New York's night life
and ending with a setting showing
an Alpine chateau. The second Is
styled 'Izzi at the Movies" with
scenes in Mulberry Bend, in the Italian
quarter, on the Bowery. Chinatown
and rs Summing scenes, and closing
with an elaborate scene laid In the
ballroom OF the Hotel Ritz.
Foremost among the vaudeville
specialties is Mr.. Welch's own act,
which includes both Hebrew and
Italian character impersonations. The
chorus consists of a sprlghtly crew OF
attractive maidens who possess ex-
cellsnt voices and know how to
fittingly display the elaborate ward
robes with which they have been pro-
vided.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19

film play Of the North, starring Doro-
thy Dalton, will be shown Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The star appears as the queen of the
dance hall girls, known through the
Yukon country as the Flame" She
Is the trump card of Black Jack
Bovey, proprietor OF the Midas Cafe,
the most popular resort in the lively
mining town. One night a stranger
comes to the place, and instead Of
tricking him she finds herself in
terested in him and aids him on his
way to the gold fields. After his de-
parture she feels that his influence
over her has been for the good ana
decides that that night shall be her
last as a dance hall harpy.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19
CoIumbIa-BIIHe Burke.

Billie Burke in The Mysterious Miss
Terry is the feature photoplay at
Loew's Columbia today. continuing
until Thursday. Thomas Meishan has
the principal male role. The Mys-
terioas Miss Terry" deals with the life
Of an adventurous heiress in q board
ing house. Dwellers in boarding
houses will appreciate the "take-off'
on the typical boarding house mistress
and the various types that infest
boarding houses. such as the ambi-
tlous young clerk, the catfish old
maid and the ubiquitous salesman.
I he story abounds in humor, as well
as mystery and intrigue. Beginning
Thursday. and for the last half of the
week Jack Pickford, supported by
Louise Hun, will be seen in a pic
turizatiOn of owen Johnson's The
Varmlnt"
This well-known tale appeared in
the Saturday Evening Post, and also
in book form 1t represents an ac-
curats and intenselv interesting ac-
count Of American schoolboy life. Mr..
johnson Is a graduate of the Law
renoeville school in New Jersey ana
therefore writes as only one who has
lived the experiences whereof he
sseaks can.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

Arthur W Wright. formerly paying teller
Of the Centennial National Bank has been
elected assistant cashier " that institution
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BRISK TRADING ON BROAD ST. CURB;
MANY ISSUES ARE IN ACTIVE DEMAND
NEW YORK, May 10.

curb with many issues in
hands
a
the tradmg in
Washington
Boat at high
for bull
is,o far profit concerned
and %
in
scrn at 10
uere Merritt
homa 2
comparatively with Magma
traded II
Mining wasi in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

The London stock Exchange remained
r1pycJ to-day
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Boom in Wool Market

BOSTON, May 3. -- As big a boom in
wool as any that has prevailed during the
last two and one-half years of excitement
has been under way for virtually fort
night Advances in prices averaging 20 per
cent ranging from Is per cent on coarse
grades and 30 per cent on the fine woolS
have been the inevitable result Of war de-
mands and war speculation There has
been wide speculation in the West and
enormous purchases made in Boston, no.
tably of South American woods. which are
most available. 1t is figured that had the
Government been in a position to take ad-
vantage of the wool dealers offer of all
woods as of April 3 quotations, it could
have saved $40, 900, 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
PERRY BELMONT NAMED
RESERVE CORPS CAPTAIN
Age Limit Waived to Give Millionaire
Ex-Congressman Com
mission

WASHINGTON, May 19-Perry Bel
mont millionaire sportsman, former mem
ber Of Congress and Minister to Spain. was
today appointed captain I'm the quarter
masters corps OF the officers reserve corns
Doctors William and Charles Mayo-tbe
famous Mayo brothers, of Rochester. NIinn
were named majors in the medical corps
Belmont Is siNty-siX years old, and the
commodate him. This will not be RaI-
monts first experience at soldiery In the
Spanish-American War he served as ma ioy.
in the inspector-general's department. S,h-
sequently he was made Minister TO spain
Before 1898 Belmont served three terms in
Congress.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, May ls.--The foreign ex-
change market opened duh and in the main
hrm, rubles being quoted nominaly at
2775 for checks and 27.sO for cables Later
Tubles worked up to a new high record of
1880 for checks and 27.9O for cables.
Quotations:
Demand sterling 475 s-l7, cables
AIS 7-ls, sixty-day bills nominally 4.72A
ninety-day bills 47Ok
French cables 5.72%, checks 5,73%.
Lire cables 700, checks 7.O1.
Swiss cables b11, checks STA
Guilder cables 4lh, checks Al
Ruble cables 1890, checks 27sO.
Pesetas cables 22i2, checks 2i.s0
Stockholm cables 5000, checks t29.s0.
Christiania cables 2s.45, checks 2s25.
Copenhagen cables 1850 checks 2s45.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

Small business and narrow price move
ments ruled In the trading on the fhila-
delpha stock Exchange today. The market
was Of a holiday character, and the move
mcnts I'm prices. which were Irregular were
without meaning as far as indicating the
position Of the market
As was the case all through the week,
cspecially i'm the latter part, there was
moro confidence shown in the general
situation For the week the greater part
Of the changes in stock prices were on the
side Of advances, - Of the Al individual
stocks dealt in showing gains, while 10
showed losses and were unchanged as
compared with the final figures Of last
week
While the trading in Philadelphia RAPID
Transit trust certificates was extremely
light yet the price showed a small gain as
compared with the final quotation OF last
night Those i'm the financial distric, VINO
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ALL CITY'S FIRE ENGINES
WILL BE MOTOR DRIVEN
Director Wilson Announces Coming
Improvements in Speech Before
West Chester Students

Before the present administration goes
out Of office all of Philadelpha's fire an.
paratus will be motor driven, and there
VIII be many other improvements thor
oughly in keeping with progress.
Director Wilson, of the Department of
Public Safety made this assertion this aft
ernoon in the course Of a brief address be-
iore class OF West Chester Normal School
in connection with a study of 'communit,,
physics to obtain first-hand information
To bear out this statement as to the mod
ern equipment Of the fire department. the
Director called attention 10 the fact thar
he had Just let contract for $3.50. 600 TO
me american La France Fire Apparatus
Company, Of Elmira, y. Y
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NEW YORK. May 19.


day WITHIN ueeken a reasons
offered
of a that the
Cirande preferred dropping from
decision in which the courts upheld its
lain against the
the
madea adva
the Of
before
in a Is
andInd
the
demand the
adyan had
with a ion
ondm
Western Pacific
5s 5ssoIda French SIS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

CLEARINGS ADVANCE AGAIN
Increase for Week Amounts to 1873
Per Cent.

Clearings Of checks through the various
clearing houses of the country continue
to show increases as compared with last
year. For this week the total was $5,72O,-
s75,36O, an increase Of 1875 per cent over
the corresponding week Of the previous
year. The largest gain was made by Kan
sas city, 604 per cent, while New orleans
came next, with 49.3 per cent. and Phlla
delphia third. with 49, per cent increase
over last year.
Details follow.
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SMALL TRADING TAKES PLACE HERE. Z
WITH NARROW MOVEMENTS IN PRICES
Changes Are Irregular Through List-More Confidence
Is Shown in Street-Majority Of Stocks
Are Higher for the Week

are interested in the compsny's affair. 90,
with a great deal of interest the r..,,,t
which +. r. Stotesbury took yss,sra.'
the hearing on the transit ouestionS a
remarks being regarded with favor az
no doubt was responsible for the srr. nus
of the trust certificates I'm the tradis. "ns
Most of the trading took place in 1is,.
states steel common and IL gained on. '.'es "ts
half points as compared with The sn ana
price of yesterday but the turnover in ~. 9
STOCK 5, was not as large as on previous days
United Gas Improvement was again .ns
advancing "A little, while the warn IN
which were not as active as yesterday 5A AZ
unchanged for a time and then wen, os
little. Vu
J. G. Brill, which gained points vss,,.
day, lost some Of the gain today. Amsr,.ar
stores Company common sold up a hal,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

NEW YORK. May 19--Pressure was ex-
crtcd against July cotton at the opening Of
the Cotton Exchange, and that option was
down ! points. with other months recording
advances Of 3 to points. The tone was
steady Commission houses were the prin-
cipal sellers Of July but purchased the
other positions.
There was "A good general demand, while
the supply appeared scattered, and as
soon as the early offerings were absorbed
the market advanced sharply. July moving
up Il points in few minutes and october
selling points above the initial price
Cosing quotations were - to 80 points
above the nna figures OF last night. Spot
was up 50 points
Weather conditions were favorable for
the crop and this feature was credited with
being responsible for the supply. Temper
atures were slightly higher.
The receipts Of cotton at the ports for
the day were estimated at 5000 bales con-
trastcd with 7735 bales last week. 14214
bales last year and lSl69 bales two years
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

NEW YORK, May 19-There were sharp
advances noted in sugar futures at the
start, with bids . to IA points higher, and
sales amounting to 1850 tons. The market.
after recent steady declines is thought to
be virtually sold out and todays demand
from Wall street and leading trade houses
easily sent values upward
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
Cotton BUYERS and Sellers

NEW YORK, May o.
July--Clearman. Lowenstein Watkins
and Brooks bought; McEnany, Newman
SChley and Bartlett sold
October-Hyman, McEnany. Hardcorn
and Brooks bought; Newman, Schley, Peers
and SChil sold
December-McEnany Rountree. Mont
gomery and Hentz bought; c. Hicks sold
January-C. Hicks bought; Montgomery
sold.
March-Lehman, Hentz and Newman
bought; Montgomery sold
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
Nine. Bernhardt Takes Auto Ride

NEW YORK, May l9.-Mme Sarah Bern.
gerous illness that she took an automohiis
ride last evening For the last four weeks
she has been in Mount Sinai Hospital. SUI
ferlng from an organic Infection. The
famous French actress has been growinE
more restless since her strength began 10
return and for several days has been plead
ing for a brief outing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Line regular
quarterly Of tS share, payable July TO stock
Northern Pipe Line Company, regular semi
OF record June II.
Northern Ahio Electric Corporation, regular
quarterly OF y per cent on preferred, PAYABLE
June / to stockholders OF record May u.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
Cleveland-Akron Extra Dividend

CLEVELAND, May 10. Cleveland-
Akron Bag Company has declared an extra
dividend Of p Of per cent in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend Of Y per
cent, payable July s to stock Of record
June 23.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, May 19.-HOGS-Receipts 1000
head; Market strongeTs 5@l0c higher. Mixed
q166Oj rough heavy, SIS. 20 @16.S5; light, Si5.i5
dl8.3 .30i pigs, $40, SOC 1880 bulk 1890 a O. as
Beeyes, 50 SOC 1870 cows and heiters, s6.6 a
IL 60i stockers and feeders, $3.50 40;
SHEEP-Receipts 100 head. Market steady
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YOIk, May lN-Thc market for
coffee futures opened steady to 4 points.
higher, hut while there was a moderate de-
mand from trade shorts there was no SELL
ing pressure in evidence and no transac-
tOns were reported on the call
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
Cotton Statistics

NEW YORK, MAY l9.--Thc statistical position
" cotton follows:
This week Last week Last year
TOtH visible
supply .'.... 4,oaO.43O 421a,O7G 4753.Il9
lean ....,.... 2.735,43o 2s7s,O76 382i,ll9
May iS..,..1l. $50. $40 II .537, ,682 II 269. COZ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
Financial Briefs
RUN \ LIBERTY BOND

Arthur w Wright formerly paying teller
Of tho Centennial National Bank. has been
elected assistant cashier of that institution
The London stock Exchange remained
closed today
Commercial failures this week In the
United states as reported 10y r c. DUN &
co.. were POS. against 27G last week. 297
the preceding week and &iS the corresponds
ing week last year
The gross earnings of thrty-two rail-
roads for the first week Of May were Sl3,-
gS492l. AN increase of Sl,i02.i32.
The GIrard Trust Company. as trustee
under the mortgage Of the Central Iron and
steel Company. dated August T. 1905, has
received from the receivers Of that cor
poratiou S26N,0o0 to be applied to the pur-
chase and retirement Of bonds secured uu-
der the mortgage The trust company will
receive proposals from holders of certifi-
Gates Of deposit for the sale of bonds 10 that
amount until o'clock Juno H. next. the
price not to exceed par and a premium
Of 2is per cent Upon these terms the
trustee will purchase the bonds June 70.
The New York Suhtrcasury gained $2.-
$4,000 from the nanks yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
Gold for Export

NEW YORK, May 19.-United states gold
com TO the amount of 100000 was wth-
uraWh from the Subtreasury today for exc
port, as follows: South America $500 900 4
cuba. 100000 Mexico, $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

Bank clearings today. compared with cor
RESPONDING day last two years;
Philsdsiphla $50 s7s Tse Ss1 ss2, ,e47 s2s,teI sI2
Hoeton -. s3O76s52 33,082, $50 "a. O63, 2i1
New York 557.O0e, iss 47O,e67.s57 26o,0ss,4ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
PROVISIONS

s-T There was little trading, but the market rp,sa
nrm quotations follow: City or westerr 49,
IN sets, smoked 35c, city beef knuckias "eSt' ee5
tenders smoked and air-dried 38I5 G. Wsstan2 sn2
saps' tSo9 ~ Pork: family. s45 SO q 4s. HRmsi
S6lL aS9S7ceu loose 20 25h c; do, skinned loose
hams sEmR9sed city cured as to Brand ana amer amer
Ssse4 ~ W2onc. Hams smoked, weStern os,sss 1sess-
sS92ghe; do boiled, boneiess. DOE fPIicSd: PicSdqs:
81 s1cuIusSLSii o r cured, loose, gle; DO smokSn
Eze. BBSlles; In pickle, according 10 avs1sse'
loose loose sse' Breakfast bacon, as TO brSnd ssdS ana
western cured 55e SoI Iard BTesktaSt bssog,
nerees 2Sh G; DO do. do, tubs, ssHe. 'ehhRsS' hRsS'
pure, city. kettle rendered in tierces S1Tu'
Lard pure city. kettle rendered in tubs 5tRcc'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
MONEY.LENDING RATES

PHILADELPHIA Call, 4 per cent.
Time, 4G5 per cent Commercial paper,
three TO six months, AZ d4% per cent.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

r,ariit MdEAI - Receipts. 1877 O33 bushels. The
E4RN-Recgiptsi 1901 bushels The market
IulGl. Quotations: Car lots Tor local trade as
40 SItr NesIern No. yellow, 81 a l. 7G
yellow, $l.740l.75 ''''''" NJ d
OATS-Receipts, 10, ,705 bushels The r,arLet
was quiet but hrm under light offerings oSo
Lauons' 10. = white, SuWSic; standard while
- u 7SC. '''' Nv i "hlte'
=, FLOuR-Receipts, $50 ,bbls. and ,s2O sO4
ins IN sacks, Mil limits were firmly main.
ialned but there was little trading Quota
lohs per l96 lbs in wood cotton or tute sacks
ahout zoe less): Winter, straight Sl3 hO n ia.
kansas, clear, SlS. 20 a 3.75; do. straight. sii
Ili.ao: d. patent Sl4;5O6l5. spring, frst
Slear, SlSa 1870; do, patent Sl4dl475; DO
Iayorite brands, Sl6@l5.75i city mills, choice
ana fancy patent, Sl5ql5.76.
RYE FLOUR was quiet but firm under u.h,
omeTings' We quote SllGl2.5O per bbi., as TO
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Big Increases in Loans and Deposits
for Week

NEW YORK. May i9.--Thc bank state
nent today showed big increases I'm loans
md deposits
Details follow.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK May e.-BuTfER--Recept
11lf fuha Market steady. No chanse IN QUO
fdda Rsoelrt, II $50 cases. hartst STEADY
n00I401nl unfhanee1.
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Granulated Sugar Unchanged

NEW YORK. May 1s.-Fins sranulated
was unchanged at prices ranging from
7Boc TO s.Boc The last sale In spot Cuban
raws was st e.o2o.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
ST. Paul'S Year

NEW YORK, May l0.--The Chicago, Nuwau.
kee and st. Paul Railway Company renort ~
earrings for the new fiscal year ended Decer1
bcr II compares as follows: ~ i''e'"'
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COTTON GOES UP
AFTER STEADY START
July Is Under Pressure at Open
ing, but Receivers
Later
CoTToN BELT WEATHER

SEW YORK. May 1O.-Weather conditions
we're generally clear In the cotton belt this
morning except In the extreme Northwest.
The following temneratures were recorded;
AsheVllle, So; Abilene. birmingham and chat
tanOogH, B2; shreveport, Little Rock. Nicks-
burE. Meridian, KNOXVILLE and ,Atlantaj ~
sopvilic. 90; Del Rio. Nsw Orleans. sash
Wilmington. 10; Corpus Christi, Galveston,
Fort Smith. Pensacola, Augusta Charleston
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
STANDARD OIL STOCKS
INDEPENDENT OH sTOCKs
Local Reserve Bank Statement

The condition Of the Federal Reserve Bank OF
Al the close Of business May Is
compares follows:
RESOURCES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
FINANCIAL NEWS
CHANGES IN QUOTATIONS OF LEADING
ISSUES ARE VARIABLE IN WALL STREET
Denver and Rio Grande Shares Weak-Speciaties Are IN
Demand at Times-Good Tone in Railroad
Shares Generally
High Points in Toddy's Financial Ne,Ds

Motor stocks offered
Broad street Crb Wheat cotton ndea a
sboUed
engaged for export Foreign erchangc d'u Bank
showed Week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

BUTTER-wholesale trade was anil.
offerings were light and The maris, aulei' but
Onotations' western fresh soid-pack ked crn' nIin'
nIhts, SSci hrsIs, Ssc; seconds, 37h o.. naL ezra
ba ~ fancy aSei ayeTage extra, a a i2c; HPstsy
prints jobbing at 40 IA 400 - N''al prhhds OF
o.aSiGSsI EGiGs-Ihe market ruled firm under modsr.,.
eHeglnes ana good demand. Quotstionso INSIs NE te
ny nTstS 80 per case; nearby cuTT.nt year ar
S9nptuo Rlu'oO per case; western extra hrsts
a. sS Zoe selected eanded eggs were jobbinS St
III N1EEsEEIhe market ruled firm y.i,h A.
mSnd niS absorbing the limited offerings Of Sf
SsncSS, ., GuoSIsAiul2nssl Ssil New York, fun eream
iaig9ss s. good new. 26h d57c do. psrt az s5s' Ss'
POULTRY
LiNE-Trads was slow ana nrio.. =, -,
F'nneo ne' 9ao'asions' Bowls = 70 quality.