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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-09
New York. Nov. 9.

New York, Nov.
during
OF he
and for after the
Of stocks,
letting opportunity
others the burden
by the banking committee
Movements in
OF
fractional which turned
int similar al
Of the pecies the
railroads.
Disappointing
in
holders the the
organization.
Mexica which
in the
strongest points but lost part Of its
on
reflected public greater extent than
continued the
There the
in without material chang" prices
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OPERATIONS in STEEL
MUST BE READJUSTED
Return to Peace Basis Will BE
With Least Possible Dis.
turbance to Industry
New York. Nov. ..

There are some authorities in the
steel trade who assert that they can
already see signs Of a readjustment OF
the industry to peace basis. although
this view is believed to be far-fetched
by other observers, who state that, while
the steel men of the country actually
are prepared to meet whatever change in
the situation might take place, the steps
thus far taken have been only prelim-
mary and no definite plan has been de-
cided upon.
That II VIII be necessary for the in
dustry TO go through some read'lstment,
however, is admitted on all sides The
four years Of war in Europe caused
many changes from time to time. and
it will be necessary 10 rsarrango the
character of operations of some plants
as well as the various products turned
out when the demand for war purposes
ceases.
II appears to be the plan OF the lead
ing steel men of the country to bring
about the readjustmcnt that will he
necessary with the least possible dis
turbance to the industry, and with this
end In view the work OF those who are
looking forward has been going on
more smoothly than was believed pos
sible a year or SO ago. according to
some trade interests
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FEDERAL BANK REPORT
Big Increase in Bills Discounted b,
Members This Week

Although total resources OF the rh,la
delphia Federal Reserve Bank YESTERDAY
were S369S40,971 as compared WIN
S36a.43l5l3 on November !, being prac-
tically unchanged in amount. the opera
tions of the bank during the week WORK
ed for such an extension or credit thaI
ratio of total reserves to net deposit anu
Reserve note liabilities was only So.
Der cent as compared with 51.s per cent
The week before This Is new low
recerd and clearly reflects the results OF
the enormous borrowing in connection
with the floating of the fourth Llperty
Loan. -, H.. l..
There was further sharp drop IN
gold reserves being reported Yesterday
AT S130635S4S as against Sl6Os64'SZo
on November 1 and Sl72,69S,3Sl on DC
tober 25. To equalize reserves against
deposits and note liabilities there was a
further reduction of gold with Federai
reserve agent. being reported at Ss2.2li
aa5 on November s, as against s9b,935,
45O on November 1 and Sll9,l ls'99o on
October 25. r...
At the same time Federal Reserve
notes continued TO increase in connection
with further credit expansion, Delne
s222 .839, ,72O yesterday against s2lI ,925'-
6lb on November |.
Bills discounted by members secured
nv Government war obligations were
Si235II,06s against S9S,04S,7b2. Much
of the increase is a commitant OF tht
heaty withdrawal OF Government de-
nosits this week Institutions which
paid for Liberty Loan on October ~
by book credit left the Liberty Bonds
with the bank as security for the loans
and on Thursday when deposits were
called they borrowed from the Reserve
Bank on the loans.
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NO FEATURE TO TRADE
IN THE CORN MARKET
Operators Keep Close to
Shore Pending Outcome of
Armistice Negotiations

Operators in grain kept close 20 the
shore today, pending the outcome OF the
armfstice negotiations, and trading was
light Corn was weaker at the start,
with commission houses on both sides OF
the market All transactions were IN
small lots and there was no feature TO
the dealings.
There was bidding by shorts and
prominent bear attempted TO cover
which rallied prices from the bottom.
Bears dwelt upon the l'tgh quality or
the new crop as shown in the report OF
the Government, which was issued AT
the close yesterday and the big carry
over. 81
Oats aiso receded under some weekend
selling and on the theory that the teen
nical position was not so strong as the
result of the recent buying.
The pressure was not great. The mar
ket was dull and commission houses
traded both ways. Local interests sold'
The arrivals here today were l5f cars.
Private cables from Argentina report
ed that the weather was fine, With crops
progressing satisfactorily
The receipts of wheat AZ Minneapolis
today were 1856 cars, against 44S cars
last year: at Duluth 3lS cars, against
t67 cars; at Chicago l47 cars, against
az cars, and at Winnipeg $50 cars,
against 991 cars.
Leading futures ranged as follows,
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4NCLAL WORLD-NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
DISPOSITION ON CURB
TO LET TRADING REST
Market Stands Still While
Waiting for Developments
in War Situation
New York. Nov. Q.

Trading on the curb was without spe-
ctal feature, there being a general dis
position there to have trading rest
around its present level while waiting
for actual developments that will insert
the day Of peace to the record of world
events.
The war order stocks we're fairly well
held. with Aetna Explosives selling at
6at and 61s. Wright Martin was again
traded in at "a to 45s.
Lima Locomotive was prominent he
cause of its continued strength. with
it's price advancing in today's trading
from 43 to a6
British-American Tobacco was also
strong, advancing TO 23A
There was continued accumulation OF
American Marconi which sold at ; to
-, the buying coming apparently from
banking interests.
The independent oil stocks were steady
with few issues showing a strong tone
Houston oil advanced TO 20 and Mid
west Refining sold at 1888. with a reac-
tion to 1868. Cosden was traded in at
az.
Mining stocks were quiet. with some
issues showing a better tone. Big Ledge
sold at 70 Ia and Cresson selling at
47s and 4%. United Motors sold at
3iat TO 35,
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FRESH FRUITS

Demand was only moderate but valuei
were steadily ma ntained on fine stock OF
most descriptions, Quotations are as follows
Apples New York, per barrel Fall Pippin
Sim5: Snow. Si16; Hubba rdston. S46p5 5H
rwenty-ounce. S4@ 5; 80; Greenlng, SO. so a
-Ren Davis s3q4; York Imperial. So 5OG
3, 80, Apples, per "a bush. basket 4Vc a ST. 25
we Western @ peT box S. S. Is s7S ounceasp app!es NeS
Yorks per bbl. SS9@S do, do. per bush bask.
Beurre Bosc, sSTs5o: sheldon ssGp4
Pears, California: per box, s3@5, 3iums
Hslitornia per box; a. Lemons. per box
do. Florida, per, crate. S3@5. Grapefruit
per box s2 500 .. 80. Pineapples. Cuban
$50 80. Cranberries Jersey, per bush
box; S"m3. Grapes, New York. per 3-lb
&c. GRAPES, New York. per i5-ib, basket
Concord lac i.36 Grapes, California
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Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEATn,,Rcce 7sCi7 bushels. Mar
ket firm. We quote: Car lots III export Gle
sa,oT s,i SGoyernmeGt STANDARD imspessl sli.o, 10
No. !, noi ihern spring s2.3n; 40. I. hard
Winter, 81 80, No. I. red winter, arlicky
$2.s7 No. !. rcd smutty. 81 36 No . red
winter, 81 80 No. ., northern spring. ,S2 90.
No. ., hard winter, $3.50 No. . red win
Ter garlicky' s2st NJ "a rcd smsp'ty. q s3;
spring, 81 81; No 2, ha rd winter 81 30; No.
3. red wintar garlicky. 81, 80; No. 2, red
CORN-Rccepts. 6l02 bushels. Dull and
largely nomination. Quotations: car lots for
local tradc- yellow, as to grade and location,
OATS Receipts. ~ o2s bushels The
market was quiet. but steady under light
offerings. Quotations: Car lots as to loca.
ti2n.-Noa = white. sOia n soc standa rd
no, 4, white, 70b m77 isc. ., ,'
FfOUR--Recelpts 80 lbs and 27S3 Gd7
lbs. in sacks. Trade was slow and the ma r.
Ei, Eet was bHrely id9 steady Quotations: To ar
ie rwheat. 100 pcr cent flour. siOd 10. 25
kansas wheat, 100 per cctn flour $40 50 n
10 50 spring wheat. 100 per cent -four 81 50
RYE FLOUR was steadily held. but ouiet.
We quote a. IS 500 o. so per barrel in sacls 3
as to quality.
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VEGETABLES

White potatoes were quiet and barely
steady, while sweets of fine quality ruled
firm un Ter scarcity. Other vegetables were
generally steady, Quotations: White pota
toes. Eastern Shore, per bbl No /, ss'S0
@450: No. p. s250Q4. White potatoes
81; No. 2. 5Odf75c. White potatoes, Jersey
and Pennsyly.ania; per 100 lbs-Green Noun.
Jersey, per basket~No. i. .iGil5: 30. :.
200 200 5Sf M Sweet % potatoes, Eas!ern shore
Lettuce, New York per crate, SOC asa: do.
yTEinia per bbl,. SOc @sl g. Beans Flor.
per. basket 75c dbs5 Csuiiaower' Long Isl.
and, per crate, SO; do New York. per crate.
Slm 80. Celery. New York. per bunch
I.@5oc, Cabbage, New York. per ton ,iC
m22; do Danish, seed per ton, s2h@ess
sl.25@ l.65; white. No. I, sS04
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

x~x York. Nov. 9-Francs made a
new high on this immediate movement,
going to 543A for cables and 5.44h
for checks Demand sterling quoted at
17Bx. cables 4.76 9-16, long sterling
1.73X for sixty day bills and 4.71h
for ninety day bills.
Quotations were:
Lire cables. o.35 checks. 6.3s.
Swiss cables. 500: checks. SOC
Guilder cables. AIN checks, II y.
stockholm cables, 81. 30; checks. 81 GO.
Cbristiania cables. 27,30; checks. 27.
copenhagen cables, $3.50; checks,
ESQ
Ruble currency In the local market
was strong at 2td2ih.
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady. hut demand was
only moderate. Quotations: city or western
bc"f in sets, smoked. iSC: city beef knuc<lcs
and tenders. smoked and air dried 4ac
western beef knuckles and tenders, smoked
iac; beef hams $50: pork family. s53 G5i
skinned. loose 80 "a sG's c: do. do. smoked
IS "a asia e. other hams smoked city cured
as 10 brand and average. 36i4 fr31i7 =: hams
smoked, western cured 36ia 6p37izc: do
boiled, homeless. sic; picnic shoulders. s r
cured. loose. 26c; do smoked. sc; bellies
in pickle. according to aversse, loose 34r
breakfast bacon. to brand and average
city cured, Az g; breakfast bacon. western
cured. fIRc. lard. western refined. aan
29,2c; lard. pure city. kettle rendered. 20 q
pnio
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TENDENCY IN COTTON
IS TO HIGHER PRICES
Session Closes Steady at Net
Advance of 25 TO
10 Points

Covering OF short lines. that had been
put out following the expression of opin-
ions recently that the end of hostilities
would have "A heariSh effect on prices
cap,ed a frmer tone m the cotton market
here today.
Proft-taking led TO reactions at
times but the tendency in the final deal
ings was upward
local spot broker declared that II
the market had a strong leader big
advance would follow definite an
nouncement of peace He said that
Europe must have the staple and that
the need of it is almost as great as the
necessity of foodstuffs and that exports
would begin TO expand and attain heavy
proportionS
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FAIRLY STRONG TONE MAINTAINED
ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Commission Houses Buyers, While Selling Comes From
Banking lnterests-Steel Industries Recede
After Gains-Marines Disappoint
High Points in Today's Financial News

Stock Exchange
chi omice conference Cor" "ds
reached
and
throughout this
period Of 9t7 UNIFIED o"
october
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

New York. Nov. 0,-RUTTER--Receipt
t2et tubs, Creamery, higher than extras,
82la a 83c: extras (02 score) 6lAz 6f O2c
Arsts, 5s@6lc: packing stock, current make
No . 3sc.
EGGS = Receipts, 7Iss cases Fresh
regula packed extra hrsts. SO fD6sc do,
frsts. 6a@85c state Pennsylvania and
n . lby western hennery. white. fine to fancy
10 ~ 81; State PENNSYLVANIA and nearbs
h,-.sr.ry brown, 70m 7hc, do. gathered brown
'and mixed colors, 6097oc.
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Extra by Manhattan Shirt Company

New York. Nov 9-The Manhattan
Shirt company declared an extra divl-
dend of So share on the common
stock in AZ per cent Liberty Bonds at
par, together with the usual quarterly
dividend Of 81 a share on that issue.
both payable December to stock OF
record November 20.
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untitled STEEL ORDERS GAIN
Total on October 81 Was 55.388
Tons Above Scptember 30

New York. Nov. 0.-1n its monthly
statement issued today the United
States Steel Corporation reports untitled
orders on its books as Of October 81
of s.353,293 tons. This compared with
S,297,9 ,905 tons on September 80. an in
crease of 55.3SS tons, and with 1909 SIS
tons on october 81. 1917
Comparisons of untitled tonnage at the
end OF each month since January 81,
1913. follow:
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BIC GAIN IN CLEARINCS
Total for Week ll.S Per Cent Above
Same Period Last Year

Total bank clearings of all the clear
ing houses of the United States for the
week ended yesterday were f6,52l,9l6,-
Gs5. against s7.157,529.4Ol last week
and S5,s32.54i,5i7 for this week last
wear, or a gain of lis per cent. Phila-
delphia's total was s307.627,6Ol, gain
over the corresponding week last year
OF is per cent.
Details follow.
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Local Bid and Asked
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago, Nov. 0.-HOGS-Reciepts, ~. 600
head. Fairly active, mostly 10 to l5c lower
man yes'ssrI94S7 a. meGium chs SGtchers 9hea
sl785@lS light. slT.l51ls; heavy packing.
sl0.hOQl7,25 medium light packing, sl7do
II. 40; throwouts, SlR.25 q 7.25; pigs, good
TO choice, s145Omi5,25.
CATTLE-Receipts. 1000 head Compa red
with week ago. market good and choice
ma tive and western steers, lSc to 25c higher
common and medium unevenly. 2a to 50c
lower: choice beef COWS and heifers steady;
others unevenly. CSC to 81 lower Bulls 25c
lower; Gamers and cutters 75c TO 81 lower
TO 71c lower.
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head. Compared
with week ago market killing classes lambs
and light yearlings. S1;2h TO 81 80 lower
Sheep and yearlings, TIC to 81 lower Feed
ing lambs about steady.
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BANK CLEARINCS

Ranx elearings today compared with cor
re.l>ouding day last two years. -
uh,i. ss4. OsT, OT6 s62 s84 .955 s53. ia. Sla
<''SV sf,S si4 8si BI2 TbO. STA I. 152, 73s, % :
r,oxton bI.fi6.TiO AZ. 765.327 64.740.7 ia
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PROPOSALS
EASTERN STATE PENITENTIARY aIs,

St and Fairmoant ave. ave- P6Iiadeiphia. Pa
Sealed proposals will he received by the
above med institution until Ia o'clock noon
meat supplies for the month OF December,
1918; and flour and -four substitute
To be delivered free OF porterage,
freight and other charges. at such times
and In such quantities as may be required.
and II not as represented will be rejected.
Quantities TO be increased or decreased at
the discretion of the Board OF Inspectors.
reject any or ali bids received as they may
deem for the best Interests OF the insti-
tuition. - II.
ROBERT J. MckENTY.
Warden. :
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MONEY.LENDINC RATES

PHILADELPHIA-C 6 per cent !;
time, sA a s per cent Commercial paper,
three TO six months. sos per cent; six
months, per cent.
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No Change in Refined Sugars

New York, Nov. 9.-Slight improve
ment Is reported in the demand for re-
fined sugars, due to availability of No
vember certificates. Prices are un.
changed at 6.055c for 90 centrifugals.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. Nov. 9,-Under Govern.
ment instructions, forced liquidation u
all outstanding coffee contracts will be
evened up by noon today and the ex-
change will then be closed for trading
purposes. pending further action by the
food administration.
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y. Y. BANK STATEMENT
Decrease in Average and Increase IL
Actual Loans-Reserves Higher

New York. Nov. 9.-The New York
bank statement this week shows decrease
in average and increase in actual loans
with increase in reserves in both cases.
Deposits increase
Details follow:
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Eleven cities .,, ,,,, go. ,o
days S4 421 O2o, I30 81, O9V b@3,Oto = ~ D
DAYS se5.47s. $40 1855. 922. ss3 = 2o4
Total. all
cities =. - 49, -. , -, d,
days. .t5,34b, 9O3, 3II ~, Ibs,0A ,I0s r III
All cities o
Total all
cities for - -
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Total sales, 45l,200 shares, compared
with 1900 shares yesterday. This week.
3,700'5OO shares' last week, i,5Os, 600
shares.
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY For
PERMANENT POSITION

PERMANENT POSITION
AFTER 4 MONTHS SERVICE
OUR YOUNG WOMEN ARE RE-
CEIvING FROM $1,000 TO $1,000
PER WEEK. WE PAY $1,000 WEEK
DURING THE FIRST MONTH AND
,Ii.oo DURING THE SECOND
MONTH, WITH FREQUENT IN.
CREAsEs THEREAFTER. BONUS
PAYMENTS. SICK BENEFITS. VA
CATION WITH PAY. UNUSUALLY
ATTRACTIVE RECREATION AND
DINING ROOMS wELL-CooKED
FOOD OF BEST QUALITY SERVED
BELOW COST THE WELFARE OF
THE EMPLOYEES is VERY CARE
FULLY LOOKED AFTER. AND
THERE is NO BETTER oPPoRTU.
NIFTY FOR REFINED YOUNG WOMEN
APPLY AT ONCE. ROOM 4o2.
BoURsE BUILDING. 9TH AND MAR
KET SITS. 8 A. NJ to 5P. NJ.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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POULTRY

lINE-The market was quiet with ample
offerings al former rates. Quota tions
Fowls. according TO quality, ~ 3dc:
spring chickens. according TO quality. % 40
32c; ROSTERS. "a a 25c. Ducks-Pckin, 80 a
35c: do, Indian Runner IS a 3Oc. Geese, ESQ
Sc. Turkeys. 81 q 36c, Guineas. young. per
pair-WeighinE III a. pounds apiece, 81 a
i.25; smaller sizes, 60mS5c. Guineas, old,
per pair, - q soc. Pigeons. old per pair.
80 35c; do. young per pair, - a 3Oc.
DRESSED-Receipts were quite liberal
but there was n pretty good outlet for
fine desrab BILE sized stock and values were
well maintained, The quotations were as
follows: Fresh-killed turkeys western spring
2i@45c; fowls. In barrels. dry-plcked,
fancy selected, 37i2 c; weighing ti2 lbs. and
over apiece. 37c; smaller sizes ~ a 36c old
ROSTERS. dry-pickod 2Si2 c; chickens western
faLcy. weighing ~ a. lbs apiece. IS a iOc
weighing lbs. apiece and over. 35c; weigh
ing ga lbs apiece, 33c; weighing ga dD3 lbs.
apiece. 500 3lc: spring ducks Pennsylvania,
white. Weighing llmt2 lhs. per doz.. $50
%; do weighing "a 10 lbs per doZ., S7m
100 do weighing lbs. per doz,, 5000 so:
DO weighing lbs. per doz., 81 5000 do.
weighing $685. lbs. per doz.. s3@4; dark
81, ,50@2.50; small and No. ., s1R25O;
gIineas young, per pair, Toe q 81 25; old
30 a 75c
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tHEESE-The market ruled firm hut de-
mand was only moderate. The quota ations
fancy fresh. ss a3ais sc: specials higher,
New York, whole milk. fair TO good fresh
32M 32i2 &C.; Wisconsin. whole. milk, fancy
33 a 33% g: do do. fair 10 good. 32M32i2C
BlTFER-The market was quiet as
usual on the last day Of the week
and prices We're unchanged. Quotations were
as follows: Solid-paCked creamery. extras
Gle; htHher.scoring goods 62nB4c. the lat
ter for Jobbing sales. extra firsts, 10 n COZ
trsts, 586r soc; seconds, 53qa5c; fancy
brands OF prints jobbng at % @67c: fair to
good. G0m6iC.
EGGS-Fine newlaid eggs were well clean
cd up and hrm at the late advance.
Quotations: Free cases, nearby frsts $40 so
a 20. 10 per crate. current receipts, $40. 30
per case; western extra hrsts $40. so a 20. I O
per case, frsts, s1S90m 10. 80 per case: in
ferior lots lower; storage eggs. 13.206p II. 40
per case, as TO quality; candled and re
Grated eggs were jobbng at n % 73c per doz
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AFTER THE WAR

GERMANY,s ,ACCEPTANCE OF THE AR;
MISTICE IN NO WAY ALTERS THE PER-
MMoAlNlENcY Mol p6sI IL,d or EELL TEkEPHB3HE qPERA-
TRIES or PI!II.ADELPHiA AND yICINITY
MILL MIL rSI rRSEqTpdR9E pl96,,,c THE al HELP OF TIE
is NOW OFFERED TO YOUNG WOMEN.
MARRIED OR SINGLE. II To 35 YEARS;
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED,
e. PER p WEEK pTs Eos EyRST wRSE WEETS
hh66HSHHNScCEME:,NAT hh66HSHHNScCEME:,NAT' TiHfEREkFTTEiR
EAssGINATITSG wqPK PLEnAsSNANp Np
PAY; TO s HoURs' WORK PER DAY.
APPLY ANY WEEKDAY. AN, TO 5 Pan.
1891 ARCH ST MISS NJ d. RYAN
400 MARKET ST. MISS @ SMITH
"a W. cHELrEN Av, MISS f, r., zINGoL
20 r. 5TH ST, CHESTER. PA.
MISS W q. REILLY
NEW EMPLOYMENT OFFICE AT 57TH
AND CHESTNUT SITS. OPEN DAY AND
EVENINGS. . A. NJ TO $50 p. NJ
MISS A. DoNoHUE
THE BELL PHgENkSEsPyHErTNIEN,Gc HEkEPHGNE COMPANY OF
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BAR SILVER

:. York oc.s 1919 iada 100 iaasSH ss3
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pittsburgh. Nov. e.-HoGs-Receinis 7hnc

Pittsburgh, Nov. 0.-HoGS-Receipts. 1900
pT1S iTso; heavy y9rksEs, si7.sS@i7 60 light iem
yorkers Si6 5O@ 10. 10: pigs, SiG. % a ia. so
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1000
head, Market steady. Top sheep, sii.25;
TOP lambs; $lk.25; ~
CAINES-Receipts, 100 head. Steady
Top $3.50.
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LEGAL ADyERTIsEMENTs

lf5sy=s IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
49, No. for the County Of Philadelphia,
June Term, 1917 No. b425
IN re account OF Northern Trust Company,
gua rdian Of the estate NJ Catharine A.
Oakman. \ feeble minded person.
Notice is hereby given that the first and
final account of the above guardian has been
filed in the office OF the Prothonotary of
said court, and that the said account will
be presented to the said court on Monday,
November 1S, 1918, at 10 a. m. for sucb
action as tho court may deem cxpcdient.
EDMUND RANDALL,
Attorney for Accountant.
l,-zys ESTATE OF MILTON BIRCH,
gT deceased - Letters testamentary on
the above estate having been granted to the
undersigned all persons indebted to the sa ID
estate are requested TO make payment and
those having claims to present the same
without delay, NJ the Office of the Corporats to
ESscntor 4on Chestnut e.. PHILADELPHIA.
THE PRoNlDENT LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,
ASA S. WING. President.
ALICE HFILMAN BIRCH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-09
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Prices were firmly mainta lued on
OF De for fine granulated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-09
LOST AND FOUND

studded black leather collar. Reward 10
returned to George =, Lang. 004 S. 4oth st.
DEED..I.ost. mislaid or stolen. deed to
Lot 1871. section Merton, Westminster Gem.
etery. Mrs. Anna l.. Kelly. Return sIOo
Spruce st. Philadelphia. Application has
been made for new deed
EARRiNG-Lost. or Wednesday night, Nov.
Theatre one diamond and ono black ONYX
earring Reward II returned to j. r. Cald.
well & Co., Juniper and Chestnut SITS.
LYNX NECK FUR--Iong black lynx neck
fur. Nov. :. 1918, betw. and y m in
18th st. subway station or on train between
18th and Goth SITS. Finder please call Mrs
W. Isfort Llanerch 1O9. or ad. 36 Larchn mt
ave. Up. Darby Br'h. Penfcld. receive rev d.
MONEY-Lost, $3.50. all in $50 bills, in
SnelenburE' ba sement. in the blanket de-
partment. 1f55 Myrtlcwood st. Suitable
reward
SETTER-Iost, red Irish setter license tag
SO. Return to Fine Bred Kennels Wash.
Ington lane. above Stenton ave. or r. L,
Franklin. 300S Coulter st. Reward.
TRUNKS-I.ost or delivered wrong baggage:
3 trunks missing since September 7. Any
one having same in possession will kindly
notify Union Transfer CO., 1904 Spring Gar
den st.. and receive reward.