davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Tribed$lddnet.
Sper 1000 MiliDncr Collars or alle.
reoe bleuet inbifriberet.
Wennatcrmc / Sctcm.


-
@aibington 3. 27Oe April. Siel9e
De bibtiI inolebne 3opporer bar &e-
i~lltatet al Den tore "bripe" paa Sri.
hcbsou9en bragt Def llDe National.
laaii op til S2,113,99S,000 = Sor.
at naa Wtininumsbelpbet - 5000
Wiuioner Collars - trGngcs Der
altiaa / Den ~gienltaoenoc llge al
aampaenen blot of relics onltrcllt
$900,000,0 900 til.
Wfon ol1tager ~imiolertio, at Def,
naar fulbitGnoige Happorter iorelig-
ger, pil pie Jig, at Der pua 6ribeos-
hagen blep tegnet Bombs for fanife
minoit 5000, 100000. Set biotil
roppcrtereoe @eleb onbrog til ca.
$t5O,O0O,0 600.
timber ben itinutlercnbe Siloflp.
belle al Seitligbeoernc pao 6ribcoa=
ba0en Qif Sinorcoer al Sper "ouer
the top. Spblige California %
Soobo naoeoc lit forclebiae Wiaal -
1cgninacn al lin Gnbcl, pg Gan
SranciSco operlfrco oct mco Here
tillen Collars. - 5 Hcm 9orf-Gi-
~itriftet blep Der paa Sribcosoogcn
plulbet 40 me 9Grcsila9.
Soiua / Tbilaoelpbio. 0iitriftct
blep Der pllnoet ilere INC sGresflog,
iao Sptalantalet er gone op I'll 2S7.
Cincinnati bar Den onben 9p paa
oper 100000 Snobpeeere, iom
i,aoebe at iaa tegnet lit iligneoe
8eleb.
st &obelgram ira Sopoii nlelote,
at Der bar tegnet $4,350,000, eQcr
II Trocent mere, enc Gen Dor ilig.
net for.
@eiten / Seten.
@aibington 3. 27be April. Solp
al Be Statcr, iom bar i%libifriberet
eQer onerilibifriberet lin Inoel al
Srihebslaanet, err betig1enoe / Wel-
~lentpciten Geloipare Gr ben eneite
Gititat, iom er goae "uper the top.
vi oe tolp peitlige Stater bar fire,
nemlig Di~ilnneiota, Hortb Tafota %
Wontana, Der berer til nienoe d
thrift, og noropcitlige @isconiiu %
Upper Wicbigan, Der uogier 9ele al
Siltriftet, aQe oper iubifriberet tine
.iligneoe 9eIeb.
9e 13 Stater, iom bar naaet lit
Wttnimumsmaol, er Winnelota,
Nortb Gafota, Montano, @isconiin,
Michigan, Soma, Sqinois, Wisiorri,
@aihington, lltab, Oregon, Nepaoa
og Telanore.
Sielgc DC enbnli uiltlbitpnoige
Happorter er Der til Cato, inobefat-
tet bpoo Der blep illbifriberct pao
Sribebsouger, ialt iclgt Bombs for
$2,1t3,99S,3 $50.
SfIent mun feler Zig forpisiet ont,
of ben iulolt9noige 9eretning pil
piie, at gelsbet paa BET n9rmeite bor
naaet De 5000 Wiaioner, er oct
Ntpnbi9beoerre iifre Saab, at 2na-
net pil bIi en- "Giennabner" for IN
iferne - poo begge Sioer al Sapet.
Sc penter, mcb andre Orb, of Cub.
ifriptionerne oel1 iibite ltgc bill rifle
inb iom Ell Slom. - Ser err Sunore.
oetiiiener, iom penter til iioite gie-
blif meb at giere Spranget oper
Soppen.
MeberItaaenoe label piier Oct bio.
I'll iu~bifribereoe gelsb og BEN Hro-
cent, bette rogier al oeres reipeftipe
Quotas, / De tolp Heierpeoiitrifter:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
&ongeoSmme eller Hepublif.

Stoefbolm BEN 26oe 4pril: Zen
i!nite &esierins bar foniiiferet ale
SpIag al aaiie % Sobaf. Sper.
ifuooet uil bli uoisrt iii SpitIano
/ gpite for aornparer.
5 ben iaiite Hrcsle ieres Der en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Scarapclicn

Stocfbolln. 26bc 9lpril: Sueuife
Iripiaiae, Iom ialot flpmperoe meo
zen bpioc 8aroc, Der ienerc meb
Spifcrnes &iplp bnr fuuit De rsbe
Sprsrere, or blet brogt biem Tor ar
begrapcS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Sc Sabine
iornnringeoe bitre TsIeIIer. Oct
raoifale SocialiItorgan "EoIitifcn"
foIote Set "Wforocrnes Siemfomit"
De moderate SociaIiiters 6srer,
&ialmar Granting, fraronoeoc ser.
imob, tiltrooa for al ban misbiQi
Qe6e De S6Ioues aaup for Be Dor.
perli9e Barrier / 6inlanh, cnbuer
INSTRUMENTATION unoer 9egropel
Observation-Disclosures.
Speralt / 9pen IoauelIom ON.
boro poa Sfibcnc paa 6aunen ila
qcocs paa balu Stang. lln6er
itprf DtilitGreifortc fertes aiitcrne
pnn militpre Nutomobiltrucfs ira
Gelltralbaneitationcn iii HioOur.
holm5firfcn. timber 2~i8togct5 lang.
Icrnme S~euG9elIe gienncm @noerne
~ringeoeS meO ale 9pen5 &irfeflof.
fer.
8aoer % 9rocr' Ionqs Snotogs.
lltten bar paffenoe iuIoe al 5olf,
nnen life en- Sp0 bsrtes ira DC enor.
me 6OIfemasIe rne mems oct Iange
Sigfelge togeoc iorbi. vi 2raiif par
in0itlQet.
&literne ser bar oGffeoe az Ipen.
ite Stag, blep peo 9lnfomiten iii
airfen mootogne al Song 8litai,
Gronning gictoriu og Me0Iemmer
al ben forgeIige 5amilie.
Froteit ira Norsc.
StocfboIm, SOerige, Den 24oe
GpriI: Sammeriors er Tor nPrpq.
renoe yPiotpunftet FOR BEN buioe
0aroe5 attipitet / 6inIano. gpen
or M tilipneIaoeroe rolig, men
gtoro poa 0aoerne bsrer fremocLes
til Sagen5. eaer rettere iogt Iat
tens Sroeu.
6inife og rusiiIfe Hs6egoroiiter,
ser boloes iom arig5ianger, be.
handles itrenet ionI 6slqe al oelt
0orbitrelIe Iom De bar paft MOB iig
neo inc @aaiemnroerier al uifpl.
tise Og foriuarsIsie Wenneifer.
Oct norife 4rbeioerparti bar
iainmen meo BET luenife iocialoemo.
~frutiife Earti paa BET ifarpeite pro.
~teIteret moo oisie Wproerier.
Spiterne tilbogeboloer irembeles
cnbper eiterretning ON Scgipenbe.
eerne5 Sang / Oct sitlige 6inIano.
Nan tror imiolertio, at De er iiRro
meo at Ianoi9tte Here 3ropper
eirenior 9iborg / set giemeo at
oiitiPre Sorbinoelien meaem Bette
&c iinife Hsoesarbiiters iiSite
Strons5oLb os YetrOsroo.
aongeoSmme eler Hepublif.
Stoefbolm ben 26oe 4pril: Gen
iinite &esierins bar toniiferet ale
SpIag al aaiie % Sobaf. Sper.
ifuooet pil bli uoiert iii SpitIano
/ Sptte for aornparer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Rornben0tter.
Cmfring "6othn" srues Sorpeoerings.
Sogter oper Taris.
Ten "bcicrc Aultmr'|.
gdris, 0edrts 1918.

grsp fra 'Tecorab Goltsn"s Barrier
sorreipouoeut, DR.. 5rpis Srst3lauo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

!iplig GiSfu2ijon al Spprg5maalet.
cm Der bor opretteS Ct a%ongeOem.
NE eler Ell Hepublif. Sperite Sin.
icr er | 6duer AZ aongcoemmet.
4 X *
6or ell Moaneo5 5io iioeu aien'
CAP et umerifonlt Hreaietelcgrom
ci / Oiplomatiife arcoic ! SticfboIm
reriercuOe Hngtc, iom elf no paa at
Ger ira 6iulano par Iorelagt Ell
&enpenOcIic til SuifIauo ON IiGa.
rclic til at prIgc en- init YriuS.
remliii aciicr @iIhelm9 upitpnaitc
Ssn Eriu0 Oscar al Ereuien, til
Songe.
II, 2. Nuninl / Siftcrhco.
Stoctbolm oen 25oc 9lpril: 81.
Cen @lcnoprcttclicn a Den teleara
iiifr 6orbin6cIie meQcm N~elnuQiors
% Stocfbolm er ser iii oelt omeri.
foulte legation Der in0Iebct iolgen.
De Telegram ira Sonlul Sapue9 /
ScIimgiors:
Gen iorlebnc Sjo bar nprct
iirUttcIia ocu nGrpprcuoe taole
La, 6renltlOcn niifter."
Gen nmcrifanlfe Miniitcr, Mr.
Morris, cr Qiennem ocn iinife Wii.
Ritter her blct moerrcttct ont, al
Observation-Disclosures ON 6ridiuclien
Al amcrifnnltc og brittle Soreere,
ion togea tilianac al (plfcrne pua
galano Tor noqlc llqcr liberL eisr
tlllrc03ltlacu0c 6renitrlOt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

2po%sRRc S ST BHcoa pgHR oW ssH EY 95kS32kpo 81 Ag gHH pRzhDH En- SrHzEr kAsum E 9s5oa sosf ss STE sossE HE At THE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

S0tiIG.ies saa SIDE 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

p0FIlstsss Paa S'se 1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11


Reports of an increase in the use of the
staple by domestic mills last month a.
compared with January statements that
II was mos; difficult to obtain Ia Dor in
the South, and frmnesS in the spot
situation were the influences that
strengthened cotton today.
Fresh purchasing for long accounts
was noted The market. however. was
not without periods of reactions, but all
offerings were taken care of and at the
end the list was around the top of the
session
Labor trouble at Fall River. a reduc-
tion in the output at Manchester and
an unfaVorable export situation were
the bearish factors.
Late afternoon fluctuations were not
wide. although under realizing sales and
hedge Offerings from the South the ten
dency was somewhat reaC.ionary until
near the close. when foreign buying
again made its appearance and closed
the market at about the best point of
the day. Last prices were 25Ii5 points
higher
After the call prices slid off rather
easily in the first ten minutes, when re-
actions from the initial range of 3 to 10
points had been recorded. 1t appeared
as though the early demand had been
satisfied, and no new buying developed
Reports that prosperity had virtually
demoralized southern labor seemed to
be attracting considerable attention and
doubtless helpeG the rally from the low
point Cf the morning.
Otherwise the market was Influenced
by the smaller volume of liquidation
brought out on the initial decline, the
continued flrmness of the spot markets
and moderate demand from the trade.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
PHI!ADELPHIA-CaIl. per ce,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

omen market for short and three mon
bills today was 9-l6 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
WORLD-NEW YORK AND PHILADELE

The dullness which was in evidence IN
local stock trading virtually all of last
week was resumed in today's session and
transactions were generally confined to
small. odd lots. with price changes ir-
regular. About the only development Oh
interest was the strength of railroad
issues, due to prospects of favorable leg
islatlon in Washington, followed the
course in New York and they made sub
stantial gains on light sales.
Reading was marked up as much as
~ points, with the second preferred
unchanged. LehIgh Valley advanced ga
Pennsylvania picked up trihe after
yielding slightly at the start. and west
Jersey and Scashore advanced full
point,
The Tonopah stocks were about the
only home issues showing momentum OF
consequence, with prices Of botn Tono-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
TENDENCY ON CURB
follower FIGURES
Aetna Explosives Reacts.
Motors Steady-Mo otherlode
Active in Mining Group

Trading on the Broad street Curb did
not follow the stock market dealings on
upward movements, and changes In the
outside market during the greater part
OF the day were to lower figures.
Aetna Explosives was specially in
fuenced by the fact that the transfer
books closed today, leaving further pur-
chases of the stock without Importance
for voting purposes and absence of that
demand was reflected in a reaction from
9@ to 9b.
The motor stocks were steady. Cher-
rolet sold at 1913 to 12i. and United
Motor was traded in around 81
Independent oil stocks were quiet
with Oklahoma selling at G2i a 6H, Mer-
ritt AT 20, Cosden at 75s q e and Hous-
ton at 45.
little firmer tone was shown in Cur
ttss Aeroplane. which was traded In at
377s 38. Submarine was quiet, with
sales at l2a.
The most active stock in the mining
group was Motherlodc. which was heav-
ily traded in at 35ia 10 ii.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

= bushel basket 80 lbs.--No. I. l0mGn'
No. - o. 5oci wbie potators, Per 100 lbs
81 .jUH 40. western. 81 5O@ 20; sweet .po-
tatots. Jersey, por - -bushel basket, 30 lbs,
No. Sll5m l.35; No. ., 70N 75c sweet
potntocs. jersey. nor hampor-No. l. 81 2jm
90 No. .. IJcNt 81 celery New York. per
bunch, ron soc; celery, Florida. per crate.
1000 81; lettuce. Florida. per hamper. 81 q =,
l"ttuc" California, Iceberg. per crate, 81. -
az; caulitlOw"r. California. per crate. jOc n
Lon: brussels sprouts. Long Island. per
quart, jW20c; eggplant. Florida. per box.
A~I; eggplHnt, cuban per hoE, 81 a.; GU
cmmhcrs, Florida. per hamncr sanj, squash.
Florida, per crate. 81 5Uh !. spinach. Nor.
folk, per Dbl S3T35O; spinach Texas, per
basket. 81 - q SO kalc, Norfolk. per bbl.
81 20" 10: beans, Florida. per hamper.
s2W5; boots Florida, per crate. s. 5n1 =
Florida. per hamper s2W4.aO: peas. cali.
furua. per drum, SSmlO. peppers. Florida.
per crate. $4pj; peppers. Cuban. per box.
siM5; tomatoes. Florida. per crate. s39D
d.io tomatoes, Cuban, per crate, ~ 6r3
turnips, canada. rutahagas. per 100 lbs,
81 5uM2. cabbage. Danish, seed. per ton,
$2nm 80: cabbage. Florida. new. per basket.
81 dr1 90, onions, New York and western,
per lOO-lb. hag-Nu. |. 81 a %; No. -
30 G, IJC, mushrooms. per lb. 3O6i iJC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
DULLNESS CONTINUES IN STOCK
TRADING ON THE LOCAL EXCHANGE
Railroads Attract Most Attention, With Lehigh
Valley and Reading Scoring Big Gains-Tono-
pah Issues Most Active Home Shares

pah, Belmont and Tonopah Mining hold.
ing fairly steady. although in the at.
ernoon the former was trine easie,
Philadelphia Electric showed a ,,,,,.
improvement, as did United Gas in,
provement. while Storage Battery Iat.
Superior and Rapid Transit certieca,as
yielded a fraction each. westmorelanS
Coal was unchanged, while. on a bloo,,
transaction, Pittsburgh Coal was marksS
up a dollar.
Steel common advanced after n sIiyh,
decline early in the day. but was In.
active.
The activity Of Liberty Loan IS wa.
the cause Of much comment, sales No.
falling more than $4,000, with the nric.
of that issues sagging as low as es IN
loss Of 3i-l00 of per cent Other
Government war bonds were faIrlv
steady on moderate trading.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
DIR. WILLIAM L. HOWARD DIES
Wrote Many Books on Sex Hygiene
and Was on Polar Relief Voyage

Boston, March 11.-Dr. William -
Howard, author of many books on 80
hygiene. Is dead here today. He Wa
member of the relief party sent out "
the New York Herald to find the su-
vivor's of the Herald's North Pole ~. ~
pedition. which sailed on the JeahesS
from San Francisco In 1879.
Doctor Howard was fifty-seven YEAR
old and has lived In Westbore, Mas;
the last few years. He was born q
Hartford, Conn, November !. 1861, ~ ~
was educated at Columbia Universx
and oxford. England. He pursued posv
graduate courses In medicine and SUI
cry at Columbia. Bonn. Boettingen E1e
de Medicine. Paris. and Edinburgh UNI
versity. He married In 1885. He W.
a practical seaman and spent two yetX
on a whaling voyage. In Iceland.
practiced medicine In Baltimore ana
came specialist In nervous d'sr.
IN 1919 he won the medal OF tho
Italian Society Or Psychoiou Y.
+ f.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11

IT,
After moderate of market movements
the q
strength
sudden
This wholly
Director
which
ernnent aid be
Of
stock Friday
most Of the stock traded than above
49, the chgh
which more nan points
II banking
moving points and
railroad
Brooklyn
points.
Railroad bonds continued to show with
in Chesapeake o ST.
n at to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
INCREASED SUPPLY
SENDS OATS DOWN
Pressure Causes Prices to Sag,
Following Early Steadiness.
Corn Is Stationary
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

CHICAGO, March Il.-Iilinois-Partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday; colder Tues
dav north and west.
Missouri-Partiy clouhv tonight ana
Tuesday; warmer tonight: colder Tues
day.
Wisconsir--unsettlcd tonight and Tues
dav; probably rain south.
Minnesota-ProbabIy rain or snow to-
night and Tuesday; warmer southeast and
colder in west tonight.
Iowa-Partly cloudy tonight and Tues-
day; warmer east and south tonight;
colder Tuesday.
North Dakota-Cnsettled tonight and
TUESDAY,; probably snow; colder.
south Dakota-Pnrtly cloudy and nrob-
ably unsettled TONIGHT and Tuesday; colder:
Nehra ska--Partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday.
Kansas-Fair tonight and Tuesdayt
warmer east tonight.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY snow tonight ana
colder.
Wyoming---Probably rain or snow north
and west; colder.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
Cotton Buyers and Sellers

New York. March ll.-March-GulId
and Schill bid Martin, Hentz, Cone and
Sellar offered.
May - Hentz Brooks, McFadden.
Chairman and Mitchell bid Newman,
Wenman, Geer.. Sellar, Cardoza, Schili
and Sgel offered
bid Schley, Wilson. Hicks, Sellar, Week
and Cardoza offered
October - Finn, Hagedorn. Mitchell
Cassard Gumcens, Hartcorn and Hub
bard bid Cone, Martin, Burnett, Stern.
bacher and Cardoza offered.
December-Harecorn and Schill bid !:
Schley and Sigel offered.
January-Van Vliet and Parrott bid !;
Gumoens offered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11

New York. March 1.-THE only fea-
ture to the foreign exchange market this
morning was slightly easier tone in
sterling bills, Francs were somewhat t
firmer.
Quotations were:
sixty-day bills were quoted at 4.72iS
ninety-day bills 40.
Franc checks 5.72si, cables 5.7i.
Lire checks s,73h, cables S.72.
Swiss checks 4.49. ables 4.47.
Guilder checks 44%, cables 45L
Pesetas checks 24.50, cables 24.6O.
Ruble checks 10, cables 1877.
Stockholm checks 81 g. cables S1I,
Christiania checks 80, cables sOls'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
Liner Halifax Posted as, Missing

Boston, March 1.-THE steamship
Halifax. formerly of the Plant Line
service between Boston and Halifax, has
been posted at Lloyds In London as
missing. She carried crew of thirty
It 10 not known whether the shin was
the victim Of U-boat or q storm. She
had bssn N war service for two years
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, March 11.-Spot cotton was
quiet today with prices unchanged on
the basis 23.59d for middling. old con-
tract. and 22,97d for good mddling, new
contract, The sales were 1000 bales. No
receipts. Futures were steady in the
early dealings. old contract spots were
American, middling fair. "a sod: good
middling. 2i.12d: middling. 23.59d low
middling, 23.07d good ordinary, 22.O7d /:
ordinary 2l.55d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Pittsburgh. Bessemer and Lake Erie Rail-
road Company, regular semannual Of "
per cent payable April to holders Of record
March Is.
Manati Sugar Company. regular quarter
ly OF IN per cent on preferred payable
April I to stock of record March l5
May Department Stores. regular quar-
terly Of Ia per cent on preferred, payable
April l 70 stock of record March 20.
~ per cent. payable today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
BANK CLEARINCS
Refined Sugar Unchanged

New York, March 1.-THE refined
sugar market continues Unchanged. with
all local refners quoting fine granu-
lated al 7,45c. The National Company
expects to accept some business today
The Federal and the Warner Companies
are virtually Withdrawn. Cuban raws
are unchanged at 6005c,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
MONEY-LENDING RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call opened
at per cent; high. 5: low, Az last
4a4 ; closed, 4n as; ruling rate, per
cent
The time money market is quiet. with
6 per cent bid for all maturities on the
usual proportion of rail and industrial
collateral. There were renewals, al
though there was but LITTLE new money
coming out.
Acceptance bills are quoted at 43s a
4ia for eligibles. and ineligibles at so
81. per cent.
PHILADELPHIA--Ca 6 per cent;
time. 5si a per cent Commercial pa
per. three to four months, So per cent
six months, per cent.
LOSDON-Ther rate of discount in the
omen market for short and three months
bills today was 9-l6 per cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
SUDDEN BUYING OF NEW HAVEN
MAKES RAILROADS STRONGER
Announcement That Director General Nc
Adoo Favored Action on Maturing Notes Re-
pOnsble-Advances Follow Nervousness
High Points in Today's Financial NeUs

railroad stocks Stock Erchdngc
action on maturing trading dull Grain
uds ower and cotton higher Foreign crchdngc market chou
special feature Bell Telephone ih operating
today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11

Chicago, March 1.-THE international
Harvester Company OF New Jersey de.
clared regular quarterly dividend of
sl.75 on the common stock payahja
April l6 to stock of record March 9s
This places the stock on per cent
annual basis. compared with ne,
cent paid In previous years. 'e'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
BAR SILVER
Lancaster Banker Dies

Woods. prominent financier and nres,i
dent Of the First National Bank ~ iris
city, died today after a short iiinsss
ne was the last OF his family ana
lsayes only widow. ''' !. - $40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11

NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. March 1.-THE market
for coffee futures opened quiet with a
little outside liquidation in evidence,
commission houses accepting the offer
ings. First prices were . to points
lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11

BUTTER ruled steady with demand keep
ing the offerings well under control. Quota
tions: Solid-packed creH merry. extra, INC;
do, higher. scoring lots, 80 soc; extra hrsts
47ac; frsts 4Gmi7c: seconds. iiG; nearby
prints fancy. 52c; average, iom5lc. hrsts,
I76l 4sc: seconds 45i1 iic: special brands OF
prints iobblng at 53 m Doe. a.
EC;C;S-Ths market ruled firm and 3ur
per case higher. with good demand. QUO,
tations: Free cases, nearby hrsts' ~ ~
ner standard case; current receipts, sluh
per case western extra frsts, sll.lo per
case hrsts. SlO.s0 per case: fancy selected
CHEESE-The market was qulet ana
showed little change. QuotatiGons' Sriw iS
higher; do, do fancy. September-nade.
25ih c; do. do. fail-made. fair to good 70
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INACTIVE PHILA. STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed on the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange and in which there We're no
transactions today. The price given is
the last previous close:
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FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock sold firmly and values gen
orally were well sustained. Qnotations;
slas slgas; %ipessp. 5000: Northern SPY, $40
Il: Hubbardston, s325@5:25i Greenlng; 50, %
steSs; staymsn winesap. ,ido6; Black Twig,
H@5: Paragon, .a@5?h; Gano; 1904 20:
M sggs;w Ssssrn GsT sG'
nnsns 81 Tb@2. so: Spitzenburg. s1.75m2, NJ:
Rome Beauty. t2@2,fh; Delicious; 9. 5000;
Ring. ti.5o@s..9; oEslsy 81 80 stay;
nan WnsssP loS,n SGg5,p99 5o Yort iI
periai, 81 b0dpe;. Baldwin, 81 ao@2; Black
Twig. si,5o%sss; Care sCo ,, q g9@S soa hAppiss:
psaSS. .sass Ssis 50 SM.s;i is s%.s: PssSr PssSr
errnsssi es,assaia. ,sr'ss psr Ss. sS Fo
rida' per strap. 1907. Grapefruit. Florida.
Der crate. ts as9s75 cranberries, Jersey
per crate. ts.50@e; do, do per bbl;; $50
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FIRMNESS IN SPOT
IMPROVES COTTON
All Offerings Taken Care Of.
With Market Closing Near
Seasons Top
COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE following
temperatures were recorded In the cotton
belt this morning:
Knoxville aud Nashville. 80: Whining
ton, ~: Fort smith. Little Rock md
Memphis. 80; Augusta and Atlanta, 3S:
Oklahoma and Meridian. 40; Macon and
Charleston. l2: Abilene, kicksburg and
savannah. ~; Montgomery. 46; New Or
leans. 81; san Antonio, SO; Galveston. O.;
TAMPA. Pensacola and Corpus Christi. CO.
Pensacola aud 90 at Macon and Augusta
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Supplies were small and the market ruled
steady under fairly active demand we
quote on a basis of 7i5c for extra fine
granulated.
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PROVISIONS

There was a fair jobblug demand and
prices ruled firm The quota tions follow
city beef, in sets, smoked and air-dried, 33C
western beef, in sets. smoked, 33c, city beef,
knucklcs and tenders, smoked and air
dried, Bic; western beef. knuclfus and ten
ders, smoked. 34C. Beef hams. So. Pork,
family. s'i IN II 80. Hams, :. p cured.
loose, 2s gee: do, skinned, loose. - ht"sc
do. do smoked rs n 20c other hams,
smoked. city cured, as TO brand and aver
age. 20 a soc; hams. smoked. western cured,
20 a soc; do. boiled. boneless. ilc. Picnic
shoulders. $. r., cured, loose, "iH c; do,
smoked. 23i2c, Bellies. in pickle: according
to average, loose, 2alac. breakfast bacon,
as to brand and average. city cured 3ic
do, western cured. Soc. Lard. western. re-
fined. .7lA m.sla g: do, pure city. Kettle rem
dered. 97ib Gl 2Sih Q.
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Total saieS, 3.0.iO0 shares comma rcd
with 268, 800 shares on saturday.

'2x dividend-Nnt Enam pref. j., Intcr
Cons CCrp pref, Ia Amer Car e. Fdv
and extra: do pref, IA All Gulf q W
pref. IA.