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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21
D-NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PI
LACK. OF INTEREST AGAIN SHOWN
IN TRADING ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Liberty Bonds Give Only Semblance of Activtv +.
Market-Rapid Transit Stock Sells
Off Three Quarters

Extreme dullness characterized opera
tions on the Philadelphia Sock EN-
change at toGay's session. Only nine
stocks and ii Nbonds were traded in
durin gthe entire day. and these at price
changes. that were uninteresting.
Warwick Iron held its gain of the
morning at Sh, up 3-16, aid was the
only issue that had made an advance at
the close. United States Steel was off
an eighth
In the strictly home shares, Philadel-
phia Rapid Transit stock, three shares
of which were sold, declined q the
trust certificates dropped an eighth to
16A United Gas Improvement was I'M
changed. as was Philadelphia Electric.
Bonds Jared somewhat better, and
gave the only semblance of activity to
the market. The Liberty 31Rs gained a
full point, at 9S; the convertible As
jumped G0-100 to $3.50, with the As re-
naming unchanged.
The report of operations in 1917 of
the American Railways Company, which
owns and controls many electric railway,
power, light and other companies Of
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New York, March 21.

Led by March, which sold at 34c, rep
resenting a net advance OF 72 points and
a new high record for the season, the
entire cotton market turned strong in
the last hour today, after irregularity.
Buying was heavy and general and
sellers of earlier in the week took a
prominent part. The demand from this
source was urgent and suggested that
not little Of the offerings of the last
few days had been for short account.
Much Of the cotton disposed Of since
Monday. found Judgement in the hands
of spinners and Liverpool interests, who
also were purchasers today. as were the
south. Wall street and local operators.
Final prices were strong at a net
gain OF 33 and II points.
It was estimated around the ring that
Fall River. Providence. New Bedford
and Boston interests had bought con-
tracts for fully $4,000 bales here.
Tomorrow will be the last March no.
tice day. The action Of the market to-
day certainly indicated no apprehension
about tenders.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, March 2l.-Thefeature of
the foreign exchange market in the
early dealings today on very moderate
volume of business was strength in gun
ders and pesetas. Another firm feature
was Stockholm. The other markets
were quiet and without particular de-
velopment. Lire was sluggish, and IL
anything, slightly heavier in tone.
Quotations were:
Demand sterling AIS. cables 4.76 7-16,
sixty-day bills nominally 4.72. ninety
day bills 4.70h.
Franc cables SIX. checks 5.72A.
Lire cables S63H, checks s.65.
Swiss cables 4.35. checks 4.33.
Guilder cables 46a, checks i6.
Peseta cables $3.50, checks $500.
Stockholm cables 34%, checks BAN.
Christiania cables 32 ". checks 32.
Copenhagen cables 32 checks 81.
Dealings in Russian exchange virtu-
ally ceased and rubles are not being
quoted today.
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New York. March 81.

2l.
Activities
the trading
hht
started in the share making
Naturally the regarded with the
highest Importance high
character market
usually deVotng attention
The Street has taken Liberty will
be AZ
privileges This
interest would naturally sell Immediately after allotment
United states nuCuatcd u all through
forenoon ana Marine the leading railroad stocks
also traded extremely
In the late trading Marine attention,
with a vigorous t 90
Trading railroad
scale starting followed 81
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CURB PRICES SHADE SLIGHTLY
IN GENERALLY QUIET MARKET
Some Issues Make Recovery Later-Oil Stocks Lower
Little Feature to the Mining Groups.
Aetna Explosives Inactive
New York, March q

The
the day, but making ecoveries in the late trading.
rallied
WrightAarin
a a unusually
Is
generally Oklahoma
Merritt at a an a o
a and 279.
Nipsing selling a
Big Iedgea at NJ Nxon-Ne /
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Cities Service Company. regular months
OF one-half OF l per cent on preferred one.
half OF l per cent In cash and three-auarierg
Of per cent in stock on common. all pay,
able Nav Is TO stock of record April is
United Eastern Mining Company, a divi.
send Of iye ra cents sMhsrsii share payable March
Chicago Railway. Equipment Company.
regyias .ausrteEly q iE ger cent. payable
Hendee Manufacturing Company. regular
ausrterly, Of ~ Ger cent on preferred; pay-
az Everett @ HeSney { Co., Inc. usual quar-.
terly OF nifty cents a share, payable April
70 holders OF record s,,ia Marcn ~.
2ls per Gent, payable May ] to stock Of rec.
New York State Railways Company. res.
uIar quarterly. OF IA per GENT on preferred.
payable April ~ TO stock 81 record March 25.
81 i::|s ~ :: 2: ;:'s '|l':s'sS ~ alss
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FRESH FRUITS

APPLES of fine quality sold fairly and
steady 9SotatiOns APPLES perG per bb@Kine benfKEh1y
tgG H1bSS S%iqSssSP rSsSD ,Gg NGrthfrn Spy
staSman Win:saS. ss@s; BlssE Twis. ii Il "a; a
mpera sSSs Ssn0 Gsn psss sss4 {?s
Apples western per box,-Winesap. 81, I5G
burg. H.75M2 So; Rome beauty sea fl;
br,isk Peliisious ass5s asss523%a52; So King
FISS'S; FGIsSS; ,FSS1P5ss ,PFfSsSS1PsslHs b. S:y,eSS
nana Baidwin' "a nso~2i Black Black Twig; 81 .5o@ei
Ss%per, hos.si 30; do. do. Hss'0 per x -bussi sfi
4, Bsnanas,, per bunch. SO So. ORANGES, g
Florid.a,o .,oI per box s3Gs. so; do California, per
s3ae7. =, Grapefruit Florida, per box. So a.
), so. Pineapples, Porto Rico. per crate 81
az Strawberries, Florida per quart.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

.WHEAT,-Rccelpts 1873 bush Mar
HSnorI HS1 ruled frm The quotations. car lots in.
;DrdIns; d g. 81; Yo. RT SaTG winter, sga? So
s. & =; soft NO l. SIS; do. ' No. 2. s. 22,
;s.TSo e iS as sraSss' Sa veg, %$ i; 81 SGtl NJ
sample grade, s2.oa8ai1.
special maximum prices only to he applied
Ninh Wnfh the other qualities, in the wheat are
hlsh enough to warrant II.
No. 3 wheats-AIaximum price containing
rsois n3;i per cent moisture 10, i3,o per cent
MMoisture NO re- &c under Ne. or No, red. 81 % :
&c, &c under lss So or No, red, sa.2a No. s
~, ! or No. red, L. s$'Si; 10 10 soft red
No; : whcsts-Msximum price containing
Sr No. R%f Pcd S:ns mGs'4rG %o so f s9o adSr
Max MAXIMUM mum price combining not over l4.7 per
s2.2o; No. soft red. s2is. Maximum price
% undcr W6 not or oSsr i per sSI m2sgrG a so
sample whcats handled on merits; but in
No, | Of the subclass represented.
Smutty wheat-value shall be determined
CoRN-Receipts. Go47 bush, The market
lu''' uil'T SINAI! SupDll'S' bul. lidut
was quiet. Quotations. Car lots for local
trade-nNo 3 yGsllow, Sl.o5@ios; No. yell
oATS-Reccipts. 80. 700 bush. Trade was
quiet, but prices ruled firm under light Of
ferings. Quotations: No. . white sl.0dm
.0Gi2 standard white lO5i9 @i.06; No.
= white. N.O54 ! 0jla No. white. i.O3'a
FI-OUR--Receipts 1,71S,7O7 lbs. in sacks.
Offerings. were light and prices ruled firm
Inc quotations were as follows: Por 1916
lbs. IN 9s-lb. sacks--Winter wheat. 100 per
cent flour, lO.75M 30; Kansas wheat. 100
100 ncr cent -four. $40. O.5O911 so.
RYE FLOUR was quiet and unchanged.
Quotations at S14m1j per Dbl. in sacks
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PROVISIONS

There was fair jobbing trade and values
We're well maintained. The quotations were
and air-dri.d, 3+c; western beef, in sets;
Smoked. 3ic city beef. knnckes and
tenders smoked and air-dried. 35c; western
beef, knuckles and tenders. smoked, 35c.
Reef hams. si5. Pork, family. $50 % 80 80.
Hams, $. y. cured. loose. 2Sdp zoe: do,
skinned loose. .oIia 6b2sis c; do do smoked,
2s'a q 2ola G; other hams, smoked, city cured.
ac to brand and average. ~ a 30c: hams.
as to brand and average % GG3Cc: do, boiled
boneless. i2c. Picnic shoulders s. p, cured.
loose. 2iia c; do, smoked. 25h C. Bellies. in
pickle. according TO average, loose. 31c.
Breakfast bacon. as to brand and average.
city, cured. 3dc; do; western cured. 36c.
city. kettle rendered 27ia @2Siac
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BUTTER-The market was quiet and
prices Of sOlid-packed creamery were Il C
lower. Quotations: Solid-packed creamery,
extra, f2C: do, higher scoring lots. 13 % 1iC
extra trsts. 11c: tlrsts. 4Olf 4Oia G; sec
onds. IS 3oc; nearby prints, fancy, 46c:
onds. 80 a. inc; special brands of prints job
binz at f7Gp 49c.
EGGS-ReCcipts were liberal and prices
further declined 4IND6uc per case. Quota =
tions: Free cases nearby firsts. S10.6 81 per
standard case: current receipts. per case.
$1,000; western extra frsts. $40. 60 per case:
hrsts. 5000 per case: fancy selected eggs
were jobbing at 306UI1c per dozen.
CHEESE-There was little trading and
prices favored buyers. Quotationsi New
specials higher! do do. fancy. September
made, 24ia c a csc; New York whole-mil
fall-made. fair to good a3@2ic,
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, March 21.-The coffee mar
ket this morning was little reactionary
though the volume of business was small
The Rio cable to the exchange was not
encouraging to values. The Santos flu
lures market showed declines of SO to
100 reis; Rio spots. so reis higher and
Santos spots, unchanged.
Receipts at the two ports were 2l 900
bags. compared with 1900 bags a year
ago.
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Governments Local
Market Report,

This daily report is sent out bu IA
Bureau Of Markets of the United STAFF,
Department Of Agriculture, Philadelphia
branch. ,ctth headquarters at JOO.Jij In.
Snrdncc Exchange Building.
Whoesale prices on large lots to iobb.,.
based on sales at the various railroad
FRUITS
APPLES--Per barrel 90 TO A. quarts,
pecks). Virginia Winesaps. quality fair con.
dition good. good color, \ grade. 2i Inch.
s5.75; Albermarle Plppins firsts. ausIity
I No. =, quality variable. condition fair taS
az; York Imperial, very wide range, quality
nSh n%a c2SsG Ges $nny I%%Ssd poo4sr saSs
A grade "a inch. si.5Oa55o: few few sale, sales
auaity generally good condtIon Gn Nss,iw1, ysrisbs
some scalded. extra fancy large and medium
Sl.d0M2; Washington Winesars. qualify and
So. % a ln small. mostly $40
STRAWBERRIES-Flo per quart q.
quart crate. 351pi0c. 0'
VEGETABLES
-, AsPARAGuS-south Carolina and Gsor.
ssilH per box q DOZEN colossal large slls
choice. very small size, $3.5OQi,50
bEASSrTlorida ,l;,a !, per bushel basket ds
BEETs-Perr Pr"SI barrel HGej j2S ''Sog$S to & quartz,
necks) 11c Sl.5O; Florida. per crate, 80
Ia.
seed FiCrd dark per- Per Sairs !Sn R1nis Sa
per 90 to 30 lbs. 81 % 20.
CARROTS--Per barrel t25 to IS quarter
pecksl washed, 81 al. 75.
CAuLIFI.OWER-C per crate Il
dozen h.saSsl, . si2%ae 90; poor, 45c ,l.iS.
q dozen stalksl. 20dp 10c; Florida. per crate
80 TO dozen stalks>. .75c s1.l5 -
CUMBERS-Hothouse per dozen. ti.N
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per crate Ca to 80
LET'TGC'E-rIorida, per hamper % to ~
dozen headsl, 81. % q 8; poor. sl.a5 @oi Cali.
fornla. per crate q to , dozen). s2.509s
n HR00MS-Nearby' per lb. % to h'
:, oNIoNs-.Ncw York and eastern per 100
lb, sack, Yellows. 75cG 81 poor, 35@e3c. a.
quarter pecks). 81 5OG 1.75.
PEr PPEEPrPpERSSFi2r.da PpEERRiSssFi2r.da per crate, erste, ssHaSo
mand slow. market strong bulk. per 100
| lbs, Pennsylvania. $1,000 So New York.
81. Jom 80; nearby. per Is -bushel basket
t33 lbs tirsts. 5OMG0c; seconds, 25q3Sc. =.
SPINACH--Norfolk. per barrel go to 2
quarter pccksl 81. 80; Texas per bushel-,
basket, poor q to 10 quarter pecks). 6Sg
Sjc.
SWEET POTATOES -- Nearby. per u.
bushel basket IS to 0 quarter pecks). sOco
Observation-Disclosures, per lb,, frs,s. 5oc:
seconds. 81 a ivc: Florida, per H-basket cras
fancy 120 to IA tomatOes), So; choice uw
tomatoes). SiQi.5O; Gems t2l0 foma'oes'
|. TURNIPS-Canadian rutabaga bulk. psf
100 lbs. 75c 0s1.25.
WATERCRESS-Per bunch. 2d3c.
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY
ORANGES--Florida. per box OPS to Nv
OI-a A N
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VEGETABLES

Trade was generally quiet and prices ia.
ssSs$ Rs: s.s g rsss5sis
yop 700 iosI5PsanpisSSlyanis 5cas S6: 8 80 New
~ sSess pNS pONss,0Gs' Scs Ssrssy Rsr bush sskt
York. psS bgSss do. Ffi'sis Ficrisa, HsM pew
na.s HAMPER do. dsternIa fIslsss Iesssrs per per
crate: q; ;boG@e; z; .csuIiaowsr. california.
Haf sT as sSSass g. dasss dSsssRaGs D.s
s5@s, squashes, Florida. per crate. yS. "a
-, A. Spinach; Nosrfoik "a PET ,bbl.; SEQ ~
Ss4 Sss Ss%D.s sss ssi lS s:sc: s!i$s
Y q 1I|1s|''
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Financial Briefs

Cities Service Company reports for
February gross earnings of S1.S49,GlO.
against S16Sl,s6S the same month last
ySaT Net inSreass $issSaI HsS Twelve
Sl2,3o9,7lo. with net for the period in
creasing $7175,717.
The New York Subtreasury gained
S5Gi 900 from the banks yesterday, maxi
ing = "1sh net gain since Friday of
5I.Sf0,000.
The Roxborough Trust Company
opened for business yesterday and whom
the institution closed for the day Ss5,SO0
had been received in deposits
AT the deferred annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Oney Bank the re-
tiring board of directors was reelected
February gross of the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company was SGOS, 73O
an increase of Sl30,2i0 compared with
the same month last year. Total income
Increased s3s.135. Eight months gross
was S4,S08.645, against S39S135I the
same period in 1917, with total income
gaining sl64,000,
The Union Bag and Paper Corpora
tion has issued it's report for the fiscal
year ended January 81, showing a sur
plus of s2,l02,716 after all expenses
and charges, including s555,764 provi-
sion Tor Federal taxes, as compared
with s1,5S2,752 surplus for the preceding
hscal year. Surplus was equal to S21.44
a share on S9,s05.000 capital stock out
standing. as against s16,S9 a share on
S9,367,4S7 stock in 1916.
The Detroit Edison Company reports
February gross .S1,142,487, gain of
SlO7,sSS. Net decreased S31.616 Two
months gross increased s275,933, while
net for the period decreased $72,7GO
Officers of the Cambria Steel Comany
were reelected at the meeting today Of
the board of directors for organization.
At the American Railways COMPANY
annual meeting today. in Camden, two
new directors were elected: Walter III.
Lippincott and C. L. S. Tingley.
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MARCH COTTON HITS
SEASONS HIGH MARK
Entire Market Turns Strong
in Last Hour After Early
Irregularity
COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITI

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
temperatuges were recorded IN the ,e',oMG c"ttnG
Meridian, 49,. Macon and Atlanta, 4s;
cry. 81; Fort smith, Memphis, vicksburs,
aThhattano:S,gsa. knoxyiIle, Nashville.
Orleans, So; shreveport, Augusta. Charles
ton and Savannah, 58i Abilene, 62, San
Antonio. 81; Galveston and Jacksonville,
66i Pensacola, Corpus Christi. 8s.
There was .0l inch Of precipitation Mt
Charleston and Wilmington,
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STANDARD OIL
INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS
MONEY.LENDING RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call opened
at per cent: high. 5; low, 3 last, 3 !;
closed, 3@3ia ruling rate. per cent.
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NEWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD-NEy
TRADING is DIVIDED BETWEEN
LIBERTY BONDS AND STOCKS
Governments War As Attract Early Attention
and Shares Become Active and Stronger
in Afternoon
High Points in Today's Financial Neus
in Afternoon

Trading
Loan IS and stocks rih The making the afternoon Bust
ness ds mH the highc GHde
" e cambria Steel Company thh toddy hoiccd big
increase IN net.
cds htoher IN Ncto York
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Cambria Steel Has Good Year

Reporting for the fiscal year ended
December 81. the Cambria Steel Com
.pany gives total net earnings OF s47,I2I,-
fos' Tor the year yea Is sas.oso.b7s. com COMPARED si
with t25.ss0.esi. Net income Is S25.-
71l,ets, equal o 97 per cent ON the
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INACTIVE PHILA. STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed on the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange and in which there were no
transactions today. The price given is
the last previous close.
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LONDON Money on call was un-
changed at 2% per cent, The rate of
and three months bills was 3 Gle per
cent unchanged.
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'EX dividcnd-North American III Con-
tinental Can. IL do pref, TX Manhattan
Shirt pref. 1s4.
Total sales. ?65, 100 shares. compared with
231 300 shares yesterday; thus fnr this week
1.296, 600 shares; same period last week.
0.s 300 shares.
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AUCTION SALES YEsTERDA,

oRANGEs-Florida. per box g2s to Nv
orangesl, i.siqo6,s5; l7d to ai6 orange;
50. 100 I.Sl: go to 324 oranges. Miev
S.65; California, per boz. 100 TO lay y,
anges). $5GhM7; 1IG to PIG oranges. sIIev
sos; $50 to $50 oranges. s7.75. -
LEMONS-CHlifornia, per box lSW em'
onsl s7.S5@S.25: 38O lemons. ss.05 $780,.
GRAPEFRUIT-Flori per box (9' TO "
in boxl. S3350l5. n.
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There was no quorum for the special
meeting of the Real Estate Trust Cons.
pany stockholders called for today, the
plan for merger with the Guarantee
Trust Company having been abandoned
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PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA-Ca per cent !;
time. So as per cent. Commercial paper,
three to four months. soc per cent; six
months, per cent.
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The annual report of the Welsbach
81 shows gross profits of S1.195, Ss2.
This compares with -s952.544 in 1916,
or gain of s2i2,s1s,. The remainder
Is S661,95s. which, after allowing for
preferred dividend, is equal to 1914 per
cent on S3,500,000 common stock, against
S.5 per cent the previous year.
The New York Coffee and Sugar Ex-
change will not be in session on Good
Friday and Holy Saturday.
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BANK CLEARINGS

Bank ciearings today compared with cor
responding day last two years:
phl.d. 500 4alliiol ,ss 5esssIsos ,g1 i2is ssss
Boston. 4s.67s.s70 "a ls4.s $40 s2.5 sos. 30
H. " 500. 33s, ,221 011.041 .531 437116.e3s
st. Louis 25.6ad. 00l %. 2.06s.970 14lls.58s
Baltimore s.37O.e2i d.240.550 5,434.94s
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Taking Over of Dutch Vessels
Regarded as Bullish Factor.
Corn Also Higher
Chioigo, March 81.
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

thi0Igo, MarCn 81
Seizure of the Dutch shipping by the
United States and the Allies was re-
gardcd as bullsh factor today. and
the market for oats was stronger,
although May dipped in the initial trad
ing. Commission houses wer" on the
buying side and shorts covered. Win
nipeg interests also purchased.
Other influences that helped the move-
mcnt upward were a tirmcr turn In
the cash article and reports of activity
on the part of exporters, II was de-
clared that the foreign demand would
preclude any chance Of accumulation.
Weather conditions were favorable for
farm work.
The high on March was 9l4c, the
low 2Or and the close a0iaC, compared
with S9iac, the final quotation of yes
to-day. The best on May was S67sc, bot
tom S5 5hc, and the fin s6t4c, against
S5asc, yesterdays last price
Little business was transacted in corn.
but the market was higher in sympathy
with oats. There was no feature to
the dealings. Weather conditions in the
belt were good, but offerings from the
country were moderate. 1t was be-
lieved that shipments would increase.
Exports from Argentina for the week
were estimated at 100000 bushels. The
weather there remains excellent for
gathering corn and also for the move
ment of all grain. but conditions on the
railways are unsatisfactory. The tone
at Liverpool was easier.
March ended at S127& bid. against
S1.275s at the end yesterday. The best
on May was Sl.25A, the bottom Sl.25A
and the close $1.25Ia bid, compared with
S1.25H at the end yesterday.
I,adinp futures ranged as follows.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

New York, March 31.-BUTTEk-nse
ceipts. 10. 365 tubs. Fairly steady iml|s'
tion creamery. "a 35c. .u.a
EGGS-Receipts. 81 893 cases. unsesaau1ffG. nssa1f .
Extras, 4Oia 0pilc: extra trsts. 59VSpS'.
firsts. IS @ 39c: seconds. 37n3Sc.
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INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
New York stocks and in which there
were no transactions today. The price
given is the last previous sale:
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Tho market ruled steady on basis o.
i.iic for extra fine graHulatcd.
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1867 % in Dividends

IN the fret eight months Of its
existence. and this profit ma king
record has been accomplished by
the development of less than one
tenth U.i0) of the Corporations
Proven Oil Producing properties.
II 10 reasonable. therefore. to as
sume that the
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A Wonderful
Record

. Has been established by the Mid
.West Royalties Corporation by the
/ payment to its stockholders OF
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GoLpFIELD STOCKS
BAR SILVER

: y |||I||l|| Z ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

Total sales. $500 shares. compared with
3Gnl shnres yesterday. thus far this week.
l6,2DO shares; same period last week, I2,OO2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

Total sales. s35,05O, compared with SAL
OoO Yesterday; thus far this week. S130,25O;
same period last week, SIO2, 200
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

At the deferred annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Olney Bank the re-
firing board of directors was rc-clectcd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

The Roxborough Trust Company
opened for business yesterday and when
the institution closed for the day Ss6,SOO
had been received in deposits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

At the American Railways Companv
annual meeting today, in Camden, two
new directors were elected: Walter III,
Lippincott and C. L. S, Tingley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

The New York Subtreasurv gained
S5G4,000 from the banks yesterday, max.
Ing a cash net gain since Friday of
$4,000.