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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
TIGERS DEFEAT AMES
COLLEGE TODAY AT THE
ANNUAL TRACK MEET

by Associated rrfss
Columbia Mo. May S.--Thc track
team OF the University VI Missouri de-
teated Amcs 1lewa siatel here today
by a score of SO 20 a. captain rob
ert simpson. the worlds champion
high hurdlcr won, 90 points for the
Tigers. winning the two hurdle races
the 200-yard dash and the broad
jump ana taking sccond In the i00-
yard dash Re also ran in Missourfs =
victorious half-milr relay team
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
GUARDSMEN WILL NOT
BE SENT TO TRAINING
CAMPS BEFORE MAY 20

Washington May 5.-Er'f tied u'cn
of the national guard who are To at
tend officers training camps viii not
be ordered to camp before May 20.
tn. camps viii not bc open to oiii-
GERS Of the national guard az they are
needed with their regiments This
does not apply. however. tu such ma
.,ual guard officers Js may he as
signed as instructors
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
JEWS ARE THREATENED
WITH MASSACRE AT THE
HANDS OF BRUTAL TURKS
By tfsocirted Prrss
Ebtr.vr M44

Ny Associated PrrsR
Chicago. May Jews In Palestine
ara threatened with massacre. accord
ing 20 cublcgram received today by
Adolph kraus OF Chicago. ntcrna-
tional president of the order Of B'Nai
ERiih The cablogram was from
Prcsidcn; Gilbert OF the London lodge
Mr.. Kraus. a lawyer and former news
paper publisher. has appealed 10 Sec
rotary Lansing to have tine attention
OF the Turkish government called to
the report.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

Pctrograd CNit London. MAJ 5.l--
Al meetings have been forbidden for
tNo days hy order Of the council of
VuIkmvn ana soldiers delegates. All
armed demonstrations are likewise
forbidden Troops are forbidden To
leave their barracks with arms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
AGE DIFFERENCE IN THE
SELECTIVE DRAFT BILL
is BEING IRoNED OUT

hH Associated 'Htfh
Washington. May '.- 'nnicrecs ON
the army -r.ceu.o drail BIN agaIu
TODAY sought Eco IRON out differences
between the house and senate The
chief point of difference is over the
age um.i, the senate uS.hg 30 al - Co
80 and the house O. lu 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
SOLDIERS AND wORkMEN
STAND ny GOVERNMENT

PctroErad tNla London. May =. 5;13
p. m.)--Thc council Of workmen's
and soldiers delegates have passed a
vote uf confidence in the governments
by majority ~ 81. The number of
d,legatcs voting was 500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
ESPIONAGE BILL WILL
NOT PASS SENATE UNTIL
SOME TIME NEXT WEEK

Rv Associated Press
Washington. MAY The house cs-
piouage BIN with its modified censor
ship feature. following hs passage
yesterday hy vote of .6o 10 i0s.
went Co the senate today where a sim
ilar measure was under consideration.
senate leaders have abandoned hope
~ passing the measure before next
week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

Coleman TEX. May Arguments
In the ease 81 Harry }. spaniel of Al
pine. on trial la connection with the
kining Of Lieutenant Colonel Nj. C.
Butler last July continued today with
the jury expected 10 retire late this
afternoon or tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
Today'S Baseball
Results
National League

Decentralization game postponed,
rain.
ST LouiS-pittsburgh game post
poued rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
Distinguished Englishman Is Re
ceived With Cheers as He Is
Escorted Into Chamber TO Ac-
cept an Unusual Invitation.
MENACE OF MILITARISM
INCREASES, HE DECLARES
But the Free People of Western
CIVILIZATION Are Banded To.
gether to Fight II and in This
Cause We Will Conquer.

By Associated Press
Washington NAV o. Foreign Min-
istcr BaitOur in a speech before IA,
house today declared
Tho mcEuoc OF militariSm inCreas-
- We free people Of Western oiVil..
2ntion are banded together 20 fgk.
this menace. lu this cause W. WI
surely conquer
President Wilson entered the cXcru-
tive gallery uurutiDcd while Hcprcscu.
tatiNc EstupIuli OF Louisiana was
reudinr Boo French. MESSAGE from
tho president OF the chamber of dcpu.
ties uf Eumauil The m,ssag, sid
the chamber of dypuuos hustcu,d -
express 90 the Representatives of the
American house a. Wdrmt~t CouErutu-
lat!ons ON joining the war against &C.
many.
After the president had nccn iu the
gallery fly, minutes be- Wa discovered
and members stood up ana chccrcd.
The president rose and bowed while
the galleries Joined u the demoustra-
tiun
Then the house turned It's attention.
tn MI. Balfour and his parts. who
Ncrc escorted into the chamber 20
handclbppng and cheers.
MI Balfour was Immediately intro
du,cl hy speaker CLARK and addressed
the house.
Mir. BalTour's speech.
Mr. BalfOur spoke as follows
WIN you permit me ON behalf ot
ny fricros Iuo myself go offer YOU
my deepest and yincercst thank- f"r
the rare and valued honor which SOU
..... D..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

American League

BOSTON Washington game pcStpon-
ed. cold
N,w ork-Philadclphia game post
poned. cold
cleveland Detroit game postponed,
rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

American Association

Kansas Citv-Cummaus game post
puurd. wet grounds.
Minncapo game p"stpun
ed. rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

Chirtgo az 81 Louis
cleveland az Detroit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
Games Tomorrow


National League,
81. Louis ut cincinnati
PItt-burrh at Chtcaru.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
Yesterdays Results
NnIIOnhI IcneiiC.

Chicago. 90. cincinnati 3
BroukI,u. %. Boston. Z.
Others uu-tp puutt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

instructed by the clerk that the bur
den is ON them to sc to II that the
cards reach the registrars OF their
home urcclnctS bv registration dav
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

NmVrItdN IFNlIUV.
AU IIm,S postponed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
GOVERNMENTS LOCAL
MARKET REPORTS

This daily report Is sent out by the
Bureau or Morkets Of the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture, Philadelphia
branch, NTH headquarters at S00.sI5 IN
surdnce Exchange Autldino. Bell Tele-
phone, Lombard 7I7.
FRUITS
Cwholesale prices on large lots to jobbers)
APPLES. West Virginia. psr bbi (4o-45 quar-
y .bushel basket 80 auarters). handpcked. s5o
~BkNkNAS, per bunch uo-1o dozen,. $1,000
per ,S%ss era srs,s
sSP s %ss %ssS. 81 q sss sp 3
y r. Par S Sssssp per crate most
quart and x -bushei basket go auartersJ ESQ
SSS per sos sSsssst crate New jersey. mostly
quarisrs REAns Bsras sss Fis SSshs aooas s
wATERMELoT;ss ~ per car. '4oseo nearby.
SOLD AT AUCTION YESTERDAY
,ss sS4REs sa!fSSp SF Tss:; Tss;.'
psiaSs. Eissr,s: s:iisBa per box 0soo
s1ss SfsS!"H P:s :!s ssss'' Grand
% ss''% sss sosS :S' dossa :s
LEMONS. per box $50 dozen) California. S. rs
q490: 80 dozen. s3.2395.s5.
VEGETABLES
BEANS, nearby, per S-eushei basket te.1o
quarters,. green, SO g 05ci wax, 3e@ Doc; limas.
ESbsog gsr ssTsn sssrsy ssso
20 h.sdsS, GOD @S5e. ps' "'ouS"s' oA'A'' 'i0-
CARRoTs, nearby, per bunch. IN @2c.
CORN, per. y .bushel basket lSh-4h dozen),
ssS:sS SS;;sis S0s Der Sa.h:l basket ''S New
:, E4oPLxNT., .nssss..sy. per x.sush.l ba.ks,
uiLETfUcE, New York, per box ta doren,.
sfy Ssw S:, ss.h; ea;ss, ;ss 60
Say ysliSys; s2,s5@2s6: -, y
CELERY. per bunch ia stalks2. 25 @5oo
POTATOES Eastern Shore, vlrglnia, per bar
rel ts5@4o ausrtersl, No. ], s2;7ssS,boi do,
SO ausrtsrsj. No. /. Us 9 Doc; do No. =, 10
SWEET POTATOES per barrel too.4o quar-
tsrsl Eastern shers; virginia. No: l. ssg "a DO,
SS SSo Sts cHE''aS. h..riS ~, 'S
do. No. B and cuils, 90 SIC.
s8StsMb Mb,ts tsearSx per *'eu'h'l basket tsS
10 SsAsE1Ss Gi;SSsg Ssg eS Si. xsss s.ss's e.
sasssssst s;llss. SSsSSsSs. neu'A'' '.'A'' ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
FROST IN NORTH STATES
Unfavorable for Corn, Says Govern
ment Report

WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-The Govern
ment weekly weather bulletin says: There
was some frost damage in the extreme
northern States, cool weather which pre-
vailed in most central and northern States
was decidedly unfavorable for the rapid
maturing of corn.
"It was too wet in many central and
eastern cotton districts for the best de-
velopment of this crop and Increased boil
weevil damage was reported in some dis
tricts. Well-distributed rainfall was bene-
ficial in most of Texas.
Cotton picking was delayed in some
parts Of the South by showery weather and
harvesting and haying we're interfered with
to a slight extent in the central districts,
Rainfall however, improved the condition
of the soil and plowing for fall grains made
good progress except where still too dry in
the extreme north,
"Threshing was delayed to some extent
In the central and northeastern sections
by showers, but good progress was made
in the western districts"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
CHICAGO. Sept.

CHlCA(iO, sept. q.
Predictions of cooler weather in the belt
and bullish reports for the week by the
United States Weather Bureau and the
Price Current strengthened the corn mar
ket today after 1t had moved somewhat
nervously Sentiment appeared to he more
favorable to the buying side in view of the
lateness of the crop.
one authority asserted that he was Of
the opinion that the final outturn would at
best be somewhat less than various Off
cial and private estimates and that on
account Of the backwardness of the sea-
son there was serious prospect of heavy
loss by frost. Shorts were compelled to
cover and there was n revival of the in
dustrial demand.
Receipts we're light Stocks here are
confined to $4,000 bushels in private elc-
vators.
The sample market was flrmer. No .
mixed was $2o4a2lO. against sl.es yes
terday, and No. . yellow s2.15, compared
| with s2.Os121i yesterday
,, The market at Liverpool was firm, with a
good demand for spot.
Final future prices were below the top.
The high on December was sll8s., the low
VIII n. and the close sl.l3m1l2&. against
Viii at the end yesterday. The best on
May was sl,09. the bottom sl.07s. and the
close sl'osls, against Sl.o7A at the end
yesterday.
oatS also moved upward. The buying
was OF a good character. Exporters took
about $4,000 bushels In the last twenty four
hours. Comparatively little of the foreign
requirements have been supplied The
southern Hemisphere is not Offering. Shorts
were the principal buyers here.
The high on September was 56&c the
low 56bc and the close 56k a Sc "a C,
against 55%c at the end yesterday. The
top on December was 55Nc, the bottom
55hc and tho close 55ts Il 55hc, against
55c, yesterdays last price. The best on May
was 5sc, the low $3.50 and the close 5sa.
05SSc. against 5SHc, yesterdays last
price.
Standard in the sample market was SAX
@5S%c, against 6Sk 459kc yesterday.
The visible supply OF wheat in the United
States. according to Bradstreets, is 1O,3l5,-
| 900 bushels, an increase Of $4,000 bushels
for the week, and compares with 65,754 900
bushels year ago.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

cases, Firsis, sf9 9ssei ordinary nrsts, By see;
Tss:s,. ss:ss r..SsSS se;
sss'!E:: ssss'!E ss'sissst ss:st. ~ s'' 70 s'''',''
,r.. AZ sss:s !ss ~ s'sSss Sss; .oS
:1G ::asHs & ss sss u. Sssss is;r: :;ss Z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

CHICAGO, Sept S.-HOGS-Receipts, 1900
head; tomorrow, 49, 900 head. Fairly active.
25e 10 40c lower than Yesterdays average, Bulk,
siIi0doi 1918; light, sI8 500 1910; mixed, si8 80
aiS25; heavy. $l6.s5gls,2b: rough. s10.S5 %
cATTLE-Receipts, 2ioo head. Steady; l5c
sfHiEEP-Receipts, 90, 900 head. Steady to
csc lower. Top cattle. le.e5. sheep, l1.3o.
Lambs llT,iO,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 5.--Csttle--Recelpts,
1000 mead. Steady to l0c lower,
HoGS-Receipts, 1000 head. Dull, o5c lower.
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head. Steady.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
CORN GETS STRONG
AFTER NERVOUSNESS
Predictions Of Cooler Weather
and Bullish Weather Report
Help Prices
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

CHICAGO. Sept. b.-The following II the
weather forecast for thirty-six hoursi
Illinois-Thunder showers. north. this after
noon; cloudy tonirhtt cooler, north.
Miss0uri-Partiy cloudy tonight and Thurs
dayt cooler Thur~day, north toniaht.
cooler.
Mnnesota-Fair toniGht and Thursday |;
west.
niEht. '""'
North Datots-Fair tonirht and Thursdays
cooler tonlEht east, with frosts.
south Dakota--Partiy cloudy tonight and
Thlrsday; cooler cast.
Nebrsska-Partiy cloudy tonisht and Thurs
day; cooler east and centrai tonight.
hansas-Partiy cloudy tonight and Thurs
gTNH, cooler north tonirht and southeast
Montana and Wyomins-rartIy cloudy to-
night and Thursday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK Sept g. - -BUTTER-Receipts,
l7.7O9 tubs. Market steady but dueter Cream.
Aye; nrsts. 42&4sc; renovated nrsts Il @
AEEGsds--Rsc.lpts, "a. aos cases. Market steady.
moderate In demand Extra hrsts, 42W43c;
hrsts, SO 94lc: refrigerator nrsts, asa 3Sh @.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
PROVISIONS

demapd market nt ruled firm with a fair Jobbing
smn,oaa sna aair-aried. 34c. western beef. in sets.
smoked ,Sa 5de; city beef. knuckies and tsndet.
les . "a snu air.dried, 35c: western beef, knuck-
So; nnrk tendsrs. smoked spc beef hams. $500
loose 5S,it itsMmily. s47.5o q AZ; hams. s.. p cured
efv oH; do nr smoked cs@ 2sIs Other hams smoksd
smoked Ss 9 s1and and p 9s Sass eliza
loose 81 fos; picnic shoulders. 8. r. cured,
scco.a,s &c! DO. smoked, 22c: bellies In pickle,
q, ~ TO average, loose. SOC: breakfast bacon.
fast bacond smd ayerase. city cured sse break.
jspa n, merces 25it c; do do do, tubs. 20ia :;
25ts.c ggure, city. kettle rendered In uerees.
-'sS' uo 40. do. In tubs, o5Hc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

k" t"MMsE.ATI,mRecelpts, Ms. eo1sa bushels. Tho mar.
eIeyatos. snSeady. Quotations tear lots In export
red. spo oio'sstnment 81 standard inspec,lon, No.
i2iO: NJ Nc 9 red, soft, s2.2l; No; red.
.D." ~" sort, S2.1S; averaRle sample, s2.05.
under eriE,LLrhe market was nominally very firm
tntionst nt ~ offerings, but trade was quiet. Quo
-West.-nn n"r lots for local trade, as to location
o. and yellow. nominal
was onIy yyRnesSelpts. Receipts. 15i,is5 bushels. Demand
lower mouerate and the market was again
white, m"sr nave 1n 1lnnesr offerings. Quotations: No
II 6eil r, c,cw! 'OW1 1OS c; standard white, new, 90
"hite. new. 87@87Ic' "'"' "
pound. d.tn-Receipts t 300 barrels and 1.4s4, 200
the marx; SACKS, Spot supplies were small and
per 100 I1e iss following were the quotations
iosoi ipGSt ISs lsssG Winter straight new ,i0sS
;,ra!sh new ,if ao pstent ne% SS
ia6S DO patent, sspnns; Il, mrs, s, sesar, Sld 81 SOa
fSnrT brands ,is s25Sisso city mills choice and
1913. Fiupiooo' patent sio'zop
,labt hrL;oUR FLOUR sold fairly and ruled firm under
ments. sinTs1o We quote S9.6o@1o50 mill ship
To
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05

SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. b.--HoGs--Rsceipts
$500 head; ase 70 9oc lower, SLOW, .
cows. l5c TO 25o lower. Feeders steady TO
ca sier
SHEEP-Receipts, 2s. 600 head. Feeders TAX.
ing nearly everything; 25c higher; Packers
lower. .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
CILT-EDGE BUT L LOW-YIELD BONDS
/ SACRIFICED FOR SEIORT-TERM NOTES

Many institutions Dlsposlng OF Long Maturity
Securities in Favor of Brief Period
Ones-Gossip of the Street
THE loss for
that could % easily % osS % % m The @ @ @ % one of these % said ,
and per cent at loss more than $4,000 our concern can invest the MONEY @
deal and breaks my heart to do it, know these @ munpa will be demand md
savings
and the dar,h
putting out any issues s o Importance "nu ARE the money
permits municipalities borrowing aoundsls and 4 per cent"
tY Cleanup of JOB Lots
market as yet in experience where possible to clean
""HaT % @ h continued I " h 1 3 f n at % ,d % @ % M the odd lots
m ons at bargain pee to- be aue M bu, they s being taken axe p
improvements arew at tpresn nprice
Too Close to Wall Street?
Morris western member of tho firm of Morris Brothers the Morris
Building pon @ o @ % % pS $ s S S ,1nsses%'s % ] S n @ @,r % % n
conditions that he S did not not feel himself qualified an opinion on general @
not yet quite got his n,ts bearings ,...
tons
ss % s,n, sir s @ s done West Now
and get it. Here must @ give statement item banker have TO- put up col
sudse and banker
of
" @ bond G at s as or Us % % of BUT hs % short lU or % ,os before left for tho
remarked "a woman came to buy son some bonds we Were selling at @ % s
n satisfied paying but
suS @ snsu
ectys
splendid
lumber are % res tS pe Ss1S at e There was open shop
uir priy" S'' " Wv ''' 'N0O Wv '''' ''''
Big Sale of Twoyear IS
american Public Utilities COMPANY said the manager the investment depart
remarked by the refundng
eps % % e a @ a 9n' wa ass @ @
Company through OWNERSHIP OF common
Did the Kaiser Upset Yesterdays Market?
>, the % houses p i'm the ey ysdy o espn oes mkt @ % @
usually veheaded
an
about early the
dumping 100000 into the New York Stock Exchange the market
Or Was Pre-C Christmas Peace Responsible?
mother and pc perhaps $ % more plausible reason @ nv was sn by the head Of large
Christmas ,..,. ,.
n Germany which lberev he said
the ] @ Ssees S @ b pep% to % as hope h Te German s G % 0 w na "
ally first ansned change their 5 present form Of
Predicts Rising Market
We
have rising market we are going to sell the next issue of Liberty
Public Utilities Quiet
Exchange Building that speea in that class Of securities Il am glad to
corporations
the .rS %" hs me or
regard
Suggestion to Popularize the Next Liberty Loan
@ s ss,resases,. T o say rs Broad street Ne" York. communicate" issued
suggestion has denominations as
some other evidence from @ the s agencies % Of the Fed
When
gigantic task of financing the present considerably
Deepest Oil Well Abandoned
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05

SECURITIES AT AUCTION
The following securities were sold at au
tlon today by Barnes C Lofiand:


The following securities were sold at auc-
ton today by Barnes C Lofiand:
STOCKS
25 rs,'Peoplc,s National Fire Insurance a..
80 shfs ,Pkiiadclphia Traction Co: par :.
shrs' SV Fariners Trust Trust Co.. Nit. Hoiiy.
n D.; par 800. o0...,...'.,......... 100
$50 80. ....,...ss..,...... bsh
20 shrs' @ Camden and burlington County - -
40 shrs, Philadelphia Electric Co.; par oo,,
10 sr:.:. rannsyivvania Railroad Co par -o,'
shrSsS.' Corn Exchange National Bank: ,oo oo
shrs. uirard National bank. par sioo sS7
3 shrs. Fidelity Trust Co. par 500. blu
10 shrs. Peoples Trust Co. par $50. 3d.
80 shrs. West End Trust 60 par si9o ia
shrs. Fire Association Of Philadelphia 49,
IL shrs Fire Association; Of Phiadelphla. So .o,.
is shrs Phiadclphia Lie Insurance Co., ',o ,o,
25 shrs, catawissa Railroad Go. second ..'
shrs Farinount Park and HaddinEion
Passenger Railway Co..,,,......., bSia
shr., John IL. stctson Co. common par ,oo
25 shrs il. X, Mufor;d Co; par $50 :, ., GSi
100 shrs. Mccullough Iron Co, Whining.
shrs Pennsyivania Academy Of Fine
Arts: par 500 ................... "3'2
BONDS
$500 Oak Lane water Co. 3 per cent.
First morigase Coupons January net,
and July Due l0le,.,.,.....,,' nI,a
100 Liberty Loan. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ools
Paris Bourse Is Steady
PARIS. Sept. 5.--The Bourse was steady
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
FRESH FRUITS

Cantaloupes of fine quality sold fairly aud
Tul'u shade hrner Other fruits were in fair
sinnps supply and & demand at revised figures. Quota
stein, .s2.50a5; summer Rambo, $50 ds y;
Blush. f25o05; Wealthy, se&I: Apples. near:
ssssst ssss GTs@M, G$5Tf@M Lemons, per box. 1905. or
ware; per sbasket carrier 50 q soc; DO do 1s per
SpoanS nap basket aiIci d. California Toksy
Malssas per bss sket crate si.25 -; Plums
cate. ss.$s:bo;, do. California Turlocl per pony
hat, crate. 1850 i.5o, Peaches. Delaware
ana Maryiand. Belle and Elberts. per 16-uuart
F!Inis per Sufhsl bsskst Zoe Do California
MARYLAND; per hamper-Bsrtlett si.?O@2.2 25; ;
Seckei ioOI2,25; do, Califonla. Bartlett. per
box 3203. WRtermelons per car, $50 a 80,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05

rb.SIIER--;The market ruled firm under light
omot omttkks and a fairly active demand. The
touDolauons: western. solid packed creamery
ssahSS specials. tsc; extra, 44a 45c; extra hrs,s
fnn,1c' nIsts ]aci seconds, 52c; nearby prints
..anncS. .nS SIC; average extra 4oa4 47c; frsts 4i0
io bb,n seconds 42a 43c. special brands OF prints
or,n EnoHS,-Flne new-laid eggs were scarce and
anh ih nnder der ialr demand. but heated stock was
co.a. anu weak. The quotation follow: Free
Tgs currsn, nearby nrstS 90 per standard case
s.,,'mnlt receipts. S123n case; seconds s10.g5
& "a per case; western extra hrsts. 81. 90 pcr
tg1sSe. nrsts sl2. 30 per case; seconds. S1OO5 20
Ut 2yM PIC per dozen.
,crihsS hsS SE-The market ruled firm under light
ynrL ms Dut trade was quiet. Quotations: New
b,gbsr iu', cream, fancy, June. .2ahc; specials.
nn,,snnsar, frtsh-made, best. PAX n 25c choice,
24g2f'9c; fair to good, 23GDo3Hc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05

Paris Bourse Is Steady
PARIS. Sept. 1.-The Bourse was steady
today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
Deepest Oil Well Abandoned


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and 4lo rted andc coll
London Pays High Price for Loan
emphasized
day York bankers who have
placed
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esserved sAs.
year 80 the board sold discount basis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

NJ ie % q, market was quiet but steady on q basis
VI "o~Sa0c for extra fine granuiated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-05

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