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Evening star., 1918-07-31
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

LARGE, airy room; every convenience; large
grounds for recreation: use OF porches; nearby
garage; between the . clubs; near cars double,
S3s; board optional; people employed. Cleve.
73l. l.
TWO unfurnished rooms for Ink; suitable for
married couple two three girls. First
house Walnut ST.. Clarendon, Va. Apply at
house. %
C. T. GRANT. Ballston ave-, Ballston. Va
Three furnished rooms for Ink; S18 month:
Il block to station. Call evenings after $50.
Evening star., 1918-07-31

Al BARGAINS IN USED FoRDs
1917 Touring, same as new car, some accessories.
1917 Touring, in hrst-class condition; overhauled
1915 Panel Body Wagon, just overhauled, good buy.
1917 Town Car, in fine shape for hiring.
1915 Coupelet, new radiator tenders, etc Cheap.
Immediate DELIVERIES ON CLOSED CARS
AND TRUCKS. ~ =,
UNIVERSAL AUTO COMPANY
1929 NJ street NV Main lOl7o
Evening star., 1918-07-31

LARGE MODERN APT: FIVE ROOMS AM,
hath and large screened sleeping porch: web
ington occupant in government service will let
2 to months to small family, $50 per month
or to and wife, reservinG for himself
one room. 500 per month; would be glad 10
pay liberal price for or two simple meals
daily; satisfactory references exchanged. Ad-
dress Box 153-D, Star of5ce, giving mail or
telephone address, occupation. number to
cupy and plan of hiring desired. Inspection
will then be arranged. %
Evening star., 1918-07-31
AUTOMOBILES ioR SALE, ETC.

9 Is C01ffnneNs. Il & !. - = 7 'sa'sss
.t.--.- -
Evening star., 1918-07-31

Mt FOREST INN. PEN MAR, rA.-cOoi,
country board. all conveniencas, with garage
Write for rates. Mrs. BELLE y. STOLEK
GRAND VIEW-..Blue Ridge rnountains.''
Near Harpers Ferry. Modern eonveniences;
elevation high; near station; bass fishing VIM.
Henkel, Knoxville, Md. Phone 00-F-12, Bruns-
wick. -
Evening star., 1918-07-31

HUDSON, 1916; good condition. Lyndnil Motor
Co., 4S4 Pa. ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12

LAKE SUPERIOR CORPORATION
SHOWS UNUSUAL MOMENTUM
AND RECORDS LARGE ADVANCE
That Issue Only Stock Attracting Attention in Trading
on the Philadelphia Exchange-New York
Buying Responsible for Strength


I a
changing
in
in
Lake
big
of the
20, a new
was
moved 4, Insurance of North
Liberty higher.
n
will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
COARSER COTTON YARNS
ARE IN FAIR DEMAND
Little Change in Wool Situation, Busi
ness Being Largely in Govern.
ment's Hands

Due to the fact that many manufac.
turers are taking account of stock, thu
cotton yarn ma rket has been dull dur
ing the last week, according to the
weekly review of trade issued by r. G.
Dun & Co, for the local district. A
fair inquiry Is reported for the coarsei
weaving yarns to fill war orderS. Combed
yarns are quiet.
No change Is reported m the WOO
situation, business being virtually in the
Governments >hands, and dealers state
that they have nothing to report. Sale:
among the jobbers of woo'ens have beer
quiet during the last three Or four weeks
there is little or no change, however
| in prices. There continues a scarcity ir
cotton goods and prices are firm.
Waist and dress manufacturers say
they are unable to fill their orders, ow.
ing to the inability to obtain competent
| help, and a number of plants at this
time have Idle machines. There is little
change in conditions among the jobbers
of knit goods. hosiery and underwear
Collections with them, however, are in
clined to be slow. which has been at.
tributed to weather conditions.
THE iron and steel market continues
without material change and as Of late
is dominated by Government orders.
Shpyards are all working to ful:
all lines. Railroad structural steel
equipments are a large factor in ths
situation and all plants are working 70
| full capacity. Prices are firm and col.
lections reported to show an improve.
ment.
! THE hardware line remains active in
| all its branches, in some of which the
demand exceeds the supply 1t Is the
| impression that the fall season will show
| decided increase. Prices remain firm
and collections good.
Dealers in electrical goods are re.
porting a satisfactory volume of busi-
ness with household specialties and a
| fair amount in connection with building
operation work, although high cost OF
| material and labor causes the falling off
in the latter line. Jobhers and retailers
are well employed and manufacturers
busy on Government work. Prices re-
ported firm and collections fair.
THE stove trade is quiet as regards
staple goods. though heating apparatus
is moving fairly well. Foundries are
operating about 95 per cent capacity and
jobbers and retailers are we'll employed
Prices are reported firm and collections
fair.
I'm the lumber market conditions re-
main unchanged, railroad service has
improved, but 1t is almost impossible to
obtain permits for shipments except on
Government orders, and the labor stu.
alton Is bad.
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NEWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW y
STOCK PRICES MOVE UPWARD
IN EARLY NEW YORK TRADING,
BUT GAINS ARE NOT RETAINED
Covering of Short Contracts Is Credited With Opening
Improvement-Business Extremely Small, With
Several Things Blamed for Dullness
New York, July ~.

$ n a
rallied
that had the and number of
n
a midsummer
which gained points
which prehgured
a a annual basis
American United
which in somec cases were after I'd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

New York Honduras and Rosar rio Mining
Company, regular quarterly of 3 per cent
and a distribution of . per cent from the
amortization fund payable July 81 TO stock
of record July 20.
Electric Bond and Share Company. regu-
lar quarterly Of Ia per cent on preferred
and per cent on common. The preferred
Is payable August TO stock Of record July
Il and common July Is TO stock OF record
West Virginia Coal and Coke COMPANY.
initial dividend of SO share on preferred
payable in second Liberty Loan a. July IL
to stock OF record July l.
Paige Motorcar Company. quarterly OF
per cent; payable July IL TO stock Of rec
Kinney oil and Refining Company, a diyi.
dend OF z per. Gent; payable August l to
Fort Worth Power Company, regular quar-
terly of ~ per cent on preferred payable
August l 10 hol ders OF record July 90
Pacific Development Company. regular
quarterly of Ia per cent, payable August
Is 10 holders Of record July 81
FRANKLIN Fire Insurance Company semi
annual Of sl.ej pc sNare, payable on de-
mand as registered Jlna 10. Books closat
Jp@a 3n omen i'i'v -
kinney OH and Refining Company regulai
quarterly OF = per cent payable August 4
stock OF record July Is.
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Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT-Recepts, 1000 bushels The
market ruled firm. The following are the
quotations: Car lots in export elevator
Uiovernment standard Inspection standa rd
prices-No. northern spring. So 80; No l.
hard winter 81. SO; No. l. durum. s2ss; No.
! ! hard white, So 80 red winter. No l.
S23g: No. 2, $3.50; No. 3, So So; soft. No.
l., 81; soft. No. 2. S2.34; soft. No. 8.
GORN-The market further advanced &c
under scarcity. Demand was only modera 10
euotations: Car lots for local trade-No
y yellow H.esq 80; No. 8. yellow, s1.97
- oATs-Receipts. %, 42s bushels. Offer
ings were light and prices ruled firm and 1c
higher with demand fair. Quotations: No.
=, white. BOA p019 c. Standard. white. S9t a
SIh q ssi2 c.
FLOUR--Receipts. I. 1.s64 252 lbs in sacks.
The market ruled firm with demand readily
absorbing the limited offerings. The fol
lg6 lbs. packed in 9s-lb. sacks-.Winter.
wheat, new. 100 per cent -four. S11 - n
1.5O Kansas wheat, new. 100 per cent
f6G fnSpr; 81 lSogli,75; spring, wheat, old,
RYE FLOUR-Was quiet but steady. We
quality
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. July 12.-The foreign ex.
change market today was quiet Sixty.
day sterling bills were quoted at 5.72i5
and ninety-day bills SIN Five hun.
dred dollar pieces were quoted at 14.Of
and one hundred pieces at 1920.
Quotations were:
Demand sterling $40. cables 4.76L
Franc checks 5.7l %. cables 5.69h.
Lire checks S.s1. cables $50
Swiss checks 3.96. cables 500.
Pesetas checks 27.50, cables 27.75.
stockholm cables $3.50.
Christiania cables $3.50.
Guilder checks 81 y. cables 50.
Copenhagen cables 3l3O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, July 12.-At the opening
today. the coffee market was to
points higher, Influenced by continued
strong markets in Brazil. Business was
quite active on the call.
During the early trading leading
Wall street house bought freely and 1t
was believed that Brazilian interests
were still interested in contracts here.
A cotton exchange house thought to
have Liverpool connections offered con-
tracts literally and at the top outside
interests liquidated portion of their
holdings.
At the end of the first hour prices
were a few points down from the best
December selling from s.91 to S.ss and
May from 9.2b to $50.
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VEGETABLES
Trust Co. Would Enter Federal Reserve

The board of directors of the West
Philadelphia Title and Trust Company,
at its meeting yesterday, decided to en-
ter the Federal Reserve system. and
formal application for membership will
be made to the Federal Reserve Bank
of Philadelphia. The West Phladel-
phia Trust Is the fifth trust company In
the Philadelphia Clearing House to en-
.er the reserve system. The Girard
Trust, Philadelphia Trust and Pennsyl-
vania Company for lnsurances have al
ready been admitted to the reserve
syst EN-. ana the Piovldent Life recently
made Application for membership There
are seven trust companies in the Clear
ing House. s. ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12

New York. July 2.-July-Hyman
and McFadden bid; Hanneman and Rus
sell offered
Octoher-Watkins and Bartlett bid :
Sellar. Block Newman, Brooks and
Downs offered.
Observation-Disclosures Bartlett and
McGhee bid Riordan and Hyman Of
fered.
January-Hartcorn, Rountree. WeiCk
and Frederickson bid Lester, Geer and
Sellar offered,
March-Sellar and Rosenberg bid ;
HartCorn and Jay offered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
Philadelphia National Increases CspitaI

Stockholders of the Philadelphia Ma
tional Bank at the special meeting today
the bank from 1850, 900 to $4,000, 900.
The new issue of 1900, 900 will be Of
fered for subscription to stockholders OF
record AT the close of business July IL
at 5000 per share, payable August !,
next. Subscription warrants are being
mailed TO stockholders today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

New Yop5hs; July l2ti@BUTTER Arm; re,
ssiRss sstRas i5H ssS sreamsry n sstras 81
scoreI. AN q 45c. hrsts 4sat!l &C; packing
EGGS steady; receipts a3. 900 cases.
Fra sh- gathered. extras idc; do, stor. 20
4sc: DO irsts 42@43c: State P~nnsylvania
and nearby western henneIy whites, fine to
fancy AZ d 43c: do. do. browne ~ q SOC; do.
sathsred browns and mixed cosors. SO o 4oc.
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Iiyerpool Cotton

Liverpool. July 12.-Spot cotton was
quiet today, with prices easier at a de-
cline of 10 points for middling. old con-
tract. at 22.04d. Sales, 1000 bales: re-
ceipts, 10000 bales including 10000
bales American. Futures were quiet in
the early dealings Old contract. spot
prices, were American. middling fair,
2335d: good mddling, 22.67d.: mid
ding, 22.O4d.; low middling, 21.5ld. !;
good ordinary. 90. Esd. ordinary, 1890.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago, July 12.-HOGS-Receipts 10,
S,.ts Soo head; Iett over as0s head Mostly 2oc
doing very little. Top, Sl7.00; bulk, si7 a
1880 heavy, l7.+0d II. AZ; medium light,
SlT55dl7 s5: packing heavy, sl875@l7 10
light. s17 50gl7.so: pigs, sl64OaI675
rough slsa16.50.
CA'fI LE-Receipts, 1000 head. Slow to
lower Calves. 25C lower,
SHEEP-Receipts. IL. 00O head Steady
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Per Capita Wealth Increases

Total moneys In circulation In the
country on July l were $6,3s4.797. 800.
This compares with $5,246,662.253 on
@ JuIy last s Year % circSistion iio0S1c Der esp, on
tia is s50.s6, against s4s.63 on June /.
and S46.57 on July l, 1917.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12

BUTTER-Demand was good and the mar
ket ruled firm. with supplies well cleaned up.
The quotations: Solid-packed creamery. ex-
ira 45c; higher-scoring goods, 48d 4sc; ex-
ira firsts. +4i2 c; frsts 43@ 44c: seconds.
II q aga c: fancy brands Of prints 1obbing at
y a 53c; choice at soc: fair to good at 46@
EGGS were in good demand and firm at
the late advance. The quotations ranged as
fellows: Free cases, nearby frsts. Sl3.20
per case. western extra ffsts s13. 20 per
case: frsts s12,80gl2.eO per case: fancy
dozen.
III HEES SEDsupplies OF fancy stock were
late advance. with demand fair. Quotations:
New York, whole.mik. fancy. fresh, 25la C;
to good fresh 24la q a25c: Wisconsin. whole
milk fancy, 25h G: Wisconsin whole milk.
fair to good 24ia q 25c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
FRUITS

(wholesale prices on large lots to
jobbers based on sales at the various
railroad depots)
FRUITS
APPLEs-virginia. per bushel hamper
FL CsKSBERRfEs-Sew Jersey. per quart.
''G 'SGAlSTALourEsaae;sllfsrnla per standard
Sas epss 5 a IS aRS G"Y Us tS opss ssa
poSy AySops s sa Gsorsa STa3s
''shfThs GaERREsNeS YORK pef epoanS bas
N'! issi YORK; sss.s 1sq;
auffE!A fEAdasseosss lsgsee 9slf%ars sbask. crate.
81 sss psT pint IA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Georgia.
40 75c each.
VEGETABLES
eelss.si' AsAiAs$ s$@ soS; fancy iiSiss;; ST pTI%s:
As PEAssSsS slssa. sSs Ss!'ss Ds pas
eeEEEETTaGESsW per ssrssY sSn'n per bush
basket, ss q OOc; PennsyivanIa, per barrel.
per p.1 SsasA II ds.ss sss
''S;6oR 'Sc;6oRNSSew Jersey. per Is -bushel basket.
hamper siil 25. Norfolk, per Dbl. 81 BOG
225: New Jersey per y -bushel basket, 75c
EGGPLANT-Florida. per crate, Toe; New
Jersey, per u -bushel hamper, 81 .50dl.Io.
LETTUCE-New York and New jersey,
dsss sSsSs SSs sSs per pound 's to
6NioNs@TsSSas' per nsshsI crate; Ysl;;
BASKET. iSst 'ssiiSSs, sOeSsi.io; Slihei hamper
PEAANew Jersey, per u -bushsi basket.
s,;GsSi.ssipi7 si7. New York per basket 'a7
'PPEPPERs@oNew Jersey, per "a -bushel
'PoTATOEs-Per barrel Approximately
No' No. T. stSi 80; culIs. 81. 500 3 -; Eastern
slsssa snSsfsa 81 s7s cas 10 Ne% %s'stns ser
sey. .bushel basket. No. 1. $4,000: No.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per bunch. l@2hc.
RHUBARB-Nearby. per bunch. 26Sc.
sCALLIoNs-Nearby. per 100 punches.
somAsH-New Jersey. per h -bushel bas-
"VTOMATOFs-New Jersey rer q -bushei
ba sket s1.25@l.Ta; cuIls. 566T5c,
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY
ORA California. per box tu2G to
4oo) st,aS05.sS.
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Refined Sugars Unchanged

market remains unchanged with all loc'l
Ieflns"s accept ing business at I,50c basis
for fine granulated. Raws also are un-
changed at e.055c for 90 degree centri-
fugals.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
RENEWAL OF BUYING
ON COTTON EXCHANGE
July OFF, but New Crop
Months Higher-Liver-
pool Chief Seller

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York. July 12.-The following tenn
peratures were recorded In the cotton belt
this mornings:
Chattanooga and Knoxville. 90; Nash
vile. 81: Memphis. Meridian and Atlanta.
66: Fort smith. Little Rock and MontEom-
cry. 6S; Abilene, Oklahoma, Nicksburg,
Augusta aud savannah. 20; Wilmington.
~: Pensacola, ThomasyiIe and Jackson
VILE. -: San Antonio. New Orleans.
Tampa and Charleston. 20; Corpus Christi,
IS, and Galveston, so.
There was .O2 inch Of precipitation at
Pensacola and Montgomery. .OI at Mem
phs and .le at New Orleans.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12

The board of representatives of the
New York curb Market Association has
listed and admitted to trading the fol-
lowing: The Penn Petroleum and Re-
fining Company, sl.000,000 capital:
shares, par value, 81 transfer agent and
registrar. the United States Corporation
Company. FL Salvador Silver Mines
Company's 100000 capital shares, par
value 81; transfer agent, the Empire
Trust Company; registrar, the Franklin
Trust Company.
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POULTRY

I.IvE-Fowls were well cleaned up and
naSGfea Duss fS3SnS spFns
ss sDses not dsfHoFp s ssssins sissh"s II g.
apiece, ss@ssc; White Leghorns; ins
Psan T1e @ do indan
per pair. 4oa 45c; do young. per pair. IS
DREssED-Fine stock was well cleaned
and Tm The wSrG Srs the quo
dry.picked fancy selected: s6H c; weighing
lbs ,and and over apiece sse; smaller sizes.
aSzsH white weish,ns Il ~ @i2 ~ M lbs, per dozen
ssSs5o; do Weighing : lbs. per per dozen, dozen,
e. 5o95; do, weighing ga8la lbs. per dozen.
FRESH FRUITS
for which there was fair demand, Quota
shshsi Rss Hsy Beiis
ss' per- s'f!iss asSs
g.: "efRsi FPsrida,. & psT SFsssr % .sSs; g. cSssS cs
ss. ss ssy tsfh Rfs Ss psl
crate s8; do, per fiat crate. sl.75: do
California, per standard1 sa crate as saga Is
do. do. per pony GTste 50 % q 10; do do
STANDARD sta crate, si7s IS; do. do, per pony sy
crate 81. ESQ 1 so: do, Georgia. pink meat
per fiat crate 7Se @s5s; watermelons
southern, per 100, $3Oq6 60, do do. per car
| load. 1925 1873.
VEGETABLES
Demand was only moderate. but values
| ruled steady on fine stock of most descrip
| tions: Quotations: White potatoes. Norfolk
and Eastern shore. per bbi-No. !. s4@5
ca,slns and q Ssrth csrctSass Hdas PER ShliaSo 70
tatoes Jersey. per sushei basket-No. l.
ssSssS segsSe D.S SI Tsss ss
!l,25ai7b,, EsEplant, Florida, per box
ss@4; Cucymbers. North Carolina. per
basket. SOC 81; do Maryland, per basket.
| 81. 6OG25O' do. Norfolk, per bbl:, s1.5o q
2.5o. Peppers, Florida. per crate lac q 81 %.
Onions. Texas per crate. i.50m2; do, Jer-
sey, per :. .bushei basket. si@I.1o; do; Jer.
do, California. per Ioo,lb. bas, .2,So@s2s
do Kentucky. per 1O0.lh: bag, s2.25 q $50
Mushrooms per III 1hm45c
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BANK CLEARINGS
NEW YORK INACTIVE STOCKS

Following are quotations for inact,y.
New York stocks and In which there
were no transactions today The nrice
given Is the last previous sale:
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm. with fair Job
ping demand Quotations.: City beef.
IN sets, smoked and air-drled. 45c: western
beef, in sets. smoked, 45c: city beef.
knuckes and tenders. smoked and air-dried.
smoked. 48c; beef hams. $45: pork family,
S52 a So: hams. s. p. cured. loose. 281a %
3lRc; do, skinned, loose, 20 q 30c: do, do.
smoked. 81 a 32c: other hams. smoked. city
cured, as to brand and average. 3O2 @32la C;
hams smoked, western. cured, 30fa q 3sh c
P. cured, loose. 231a c; do. smoked. 24la C
bellies. in pickle. according to average. loose.
&c; breakfast bacon. as to brand and aver
age. city cured, Ale: breakfast baSon. west
ern cured Ale: lard. western. refined. 26 q
2B!7 C: lard. pure city. kettle rendered. 20 %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
Chicago, July II

'hicago. july IL.
Fresh high records for the season were
established in corn this morning, with
oHerings scarce and a general rush of
shorts for cover Business was restrict,
ed because of the lack of selling
The upturn was again Influenced by
srensth in the cash article and ten
that the movement of the crop of oats
would be at the expense of corn
July opened one cent higher at sl.sO.
ana moved up one cent further. August
started at $l.6Om $780, against sl.59
at the end yesterday. and advanced Ia
S1.6las September opened at $500
Sl.6OA, compared with S1.59A, yester-
day last price. and rose to Sl6l
There were no shipments of corn from
Argentina for the week The visible
supply there is 100000 bushels, against
100000 bushels a year ago The re-
ceipts here today were 2O3 cars.
There was wild rush of July shorts
In oats for cover. and that position
jumped sharply. On the rise there was
prof1t-taking Deferred months were
stronger in sympathy with the nearby
oeHNeries Offerings were light, until
big gains had been made.
July opened at 75c to 75I,c apains,
"A '2c at the close yesterday. and later
sold '5 &c August was quoted at 71c
TO ls4c at the outset. against Tic at
/ the end yesterday and advanced 70
l2ssc September started at 7OI,c TO
! loAc against 70i4 c at the close yester
day, and rose to 7lsc.
PROCESS at Winnipeg moved I'M
Sharply. Shipments of oats from Ar
gentlna for The week were ASS, 900 bush
els against $4,000 bushels last wear
me receipts here today were 321 cars
Shipments of wheat from Argentina
Tor the week were 3,157.OOO bushels
! against 2ll,O0O bushels last year The
visible supply is 1880, 900 bushels
against 4,4OO.O00 bushels year ago.
Inc weather there continues clear and
cold and frosts are reported. The re-
celpts or wheat here today was fourteen
cars.
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Financial Briefs

The New York Subtreasury lost s445-
600 to the banks yesterday, reducing the
cash net gain since Friday to Sl,s19, 600.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12

issue of $4,000, 900 7 per cent serial
notes of Bethlehem Steel, say that full
details will be available Saturday un-
less something unforeseen sntervenes TO
delay publication of the plan.
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DueEcToRy OF ACCOUNTANTS
Z. -Certifea Puhlis Accountant.

"a IAwRENCE E. BROWN & co
f01t REAL ESTATE TRUST BLDG
'I&<XK8TIGATE ADJUST PARTNERSHIP
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Government Local
Market Reports

This daily report is sent out by the
Bureau of Markets Of the United States
Department Of Agriculture. Philadel.
phid branch, t1tth headquarters at 500.
3I5 Insurance Exchange Building.
(wholesale prices on large lots to
jobbers based on sales at the various
railroad depots)
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! (REckERSCo "ssss.. "ssss.s Sss !
9TH 3 CHESTNUT STS.. n. Il. Cor, z
Members of Philadelphia and New y
York Stock Exchanges. 4
LEGAL NOTICES


sfRIN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
+ - No. for the County of Philadelphia
+ In Divorce. Martha Ellen Doherty vs.. vii
Ham Doherty.. December Term. 1917.
To William Doherty. late OF 2OlS Amber
street. Philadelphia, respondent:
~. IOu Will please take notice that ! have
+ beeu appointed Master by the Court in the
above case. In which your wife has brought
ground Of desertiOn. and that ! viii hold a
meeting for the purpose of taking testimony
II. ssid case at 400 Franklin Building 1873
lt .. Twelfth street. Philadelphia. Monday.
july ~. 1918. at IL o'clock m, when
and where you may attend with witnesses
GEORGE $. SULLIVAN. Master.
ssr,o@7 ESTATE OF JACOB LUTZ. deceased
n ~ --ietters of administration on the
above estate having been granted to the
Z uudersiEnde all persons indebted to the said
y fetate are requested to make payment and
& these having Gains to present the same,
GEORGE LUTZ.
IS Administrator,
951 y. WarnoCk st.
' ~ CLINTON A. SOwERs
90s stephen Girard Bldg.
n.y. ESTATE OF GEORGE u. ROE, de-
{ 80, eeased--Letters testsmentary on the
& above estate having been granted to the un-
(; d<feigned. all persons indebted to the said
4 eHtate are requested to make payment. and
y those having claims to present the same,
I,.' SAMUEL A. LEVIN
1929 Poplar st.
" 800 Stephen Girard Bldg.
8 o. his attorney. -
<. ~ CL7STON A. soWERS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS

CANADIAN PACIFIC
First week July 80. S2.Is7 900 1914. .000
From January 1 ... 1889, $50 3l4.237