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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-29

2733-Perley Francis Sawyer Dewey,
FIT. Madison, A2052.
919-Stephen Edward Sharkey, 1871
North Fourth, KeoEuk, A2053.
1237-John Newman Kennedy, 1917
Johnson, Keokuk. A2054.
1309-John Jacob Wahrer, 1926 Bank,
Keokuk, A2055.
2390-Frank Hale Storms, Montrose,
A2056.
2771-Richard Lee Norton, TT. Madi-
son, A2057.
Davis Schultz, 1916
|. Bank, A2O58.
S23-walter Ernest Kirkhart, 1915
Reid, Keokllk, A2059.
2164-George voss, 314 Exchange,
Keokuk, A2060.
492-Frank v. Hensel, Donnellson,
q A2O61.
1924 Bert Lee West, 1872 Morgan,
Keokuk, A2O62.
l7S7--Charles Nelson Skates, 423 Pa
lean, Keokuk, Az063.
1694-John Mercer Rankin, 912 Blon-
deau, Keokuk, A2064.
2719-Fred Bert Armstrong, QQuincy.
H., AL065.
1512-Bert Leo Fremmer, 23k North
Fifth, Keokuk, A2066.
316-John H. Thon, Keokuk, A2067.
1ss5-Albert Henry Reif, Argyle.
A2068.
a5O1-LeonardsN Erhardt, ZIG High,
Keolzuk, A2U69.
1135-Joiln Robb Reynolds, Ft. Madi-
son, A2070.
1s49--John Kuhlmei~r, FIT Madison,
A2O71.
sse-Herbert Garfield Stevenson,
900 Ridge, Keokuk, A2O72.
32S8---Walter Andrew Hanson, Mont
rose, 2073.
1702-Paul Theodore. Pechstein, Ills
Blondeau, Keokuk, A20i4.
289-Clarence Edward Schmidt,
1872 Des Moines. Keol1uk.
A2O75.
| 9ss-George Henry Middendorf, Mt
Hamill, A2076.
1110-Fred Loren Glasgow, Iowa St,
Keokuk, A2077.
3s1s-Lyman Gilbert ldardesty. 413
South Second, Keokuk, A2O7S.
3452-Thomas Patrick McEvoy, 111S
Blondeau, Keokuk, A2079.
2G09-Carl Lloyd Lifts, TT. Madison,
A20s0.
3044-Sylvester Scott, 1913 Bank, Keo-
kuk. A20S1.
3271-Fern Edward Erdnlan, 800 High
Keokuk, A2082.
3243-Charles Adam Wright, Mont
rose, A2083.
340O--James Ewing McMillen 3114
Belknap place, KeolSuk, A20S4.
2415-Frank Marion .Marmion, Argyle.
A20S5.
1451-viryil Smith Pickett, Des
Moines, Ia. A2S86.
2399-Merrit Gray Brooks, Donnell-
son, A20S7.
3465-Frank Nelson, 52s South
Eighth, Keollulz, A20SS
4309-Sylvester Johnson, Mt. Pleas
ant, A208SA
355?-Benjamin Forquer, Keokuk,
A29S9.
'1356-Silas Saxton ieston, Montrose.
A2O9O
3975-F'rank Henry Bentler, Pilot
Grove, Ia, AZ 81.
225-Charles Vermazen, Montrose,
A2092.
25-Lewis Adam PETER. 1904 John
son, Keokuk, A2c93.
1SS-Jesse Rupe, FIT Madison,
A2094
731-Alber. Jackson, KeolSuk, A2O9R.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-29
TRUTH TR!UMpKS
keokuk Citizens Testify for the
Public Benefit

Public Benefit
A truthful statement of a Keokuls
citizen, given in his own words,
should convince the most skeptical
about the merits of Doan's Kidney
Pills. If you suffer from backache.
nervousness, sleeplessness, urinary
disorders or any form of kidney ills,
use a tested kidney medicine.
A Keokuk citizen tells of Doan's
Kidney Pills.
Could you demand more convinc
ing proof of merit?
August Santo, 1902 Concert St
says: MY kidneys. acted too fire.
quently and the secretions were
scanty. painful in passage and con
tanned sediment. I used Doan's Kid
ney Pills, procured from Kiedaisch &
Sons Drug Store, and they regulated
the action Of my kidneys and relieved
all the other troubles"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-ge,
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Santo had. Foster ilburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo. n. Y.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-29

e ausks szo ssc geese geese, PC; spring es,,,
New York Produc.
but steady. ''oaf, dull,
Pork. steady. Mess, s4oooar
Lard. stronger. Middle west w
1928. centrifugal test
Refined. dull. Cut loaf 49,.
crushed, $10.25; powdared s.o5o;;
graduated. 5000. WIZ;
Coffee Rio No. Z on spot 1ol.
Taliow, steady City. 1870; sp 81,
Hay, steady. No. 1. $50. " !.
S1;lO@1.65; clover. s1.35@1s5 w. !
Dressed poultry, quiet. Tur..
2o@43c; chickens, 2s@4sc: fow ulsey !.
q 35kc; ducks, 4Oc 1--WE y
Live poultry, easier. Gaes. ~.
2bc; ducks. 24@25c; fowls, 2sans
turkeys, 10000; ROSTERS ss sss.
chickens, CSC. ~
Cheese, quiet. State mill con,,.
to special. 25633c; skins conn ,,u9a
to specials, S@251sc. ua
Butter, flrmer; receipts, 11.7os cra,.
ar extras, 58c; dairy tubs. 47as7,l..
imitation creamery firsts, 45n4sc ~
Eggs, Arm; receipts, SAP Ns.,,.
white fancy, Ss@s2c; nearby miY%
fancy. 51@61c: fresh, 549e1c.
East ST. Louis Horses and Mui..
HAST ST. LOUIS, H., Oct ~.
Horses Choice southerns. s1lsM1m
eastern chunks, $150@1S.
Mules l6 10 l61A hands, se0eMao,.
16to151shands. $14O@225; IA to Ia
hands, 3sO@1s5.
Chicago Rye, Barley and Seed.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, oct. 28.-Rye-No
II. S1.e2x@1.63.
Barley-S5c@$1.02.
Iimothy-$7@1O.
ClOver-NOminal.
Stock Market Notes.
UNITED Press Leased Wire SerIe,,
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Mexicm
Petroleum which made sensation
gains recently, suffered decline d
143a points to 1O2 during the second
hour Of trading. This startling drus
was described on one stock ticke
as vicious" The Dow-Jones ticks
carried the following statement:
"It can be stated the stock exchans.
is Investigating transactions III
Mexican Petroleum. running back ,e
q period Of. weeks. Rumors to THU
effect have been current for sevenl
days. Charges Of manipulation wen
made and the investigation followed.
Prices were generally irregular at
the opening Of the stock market thu
morning. u. s. Steel at 10s was Of
~; Mexican Petroleum I'll, off 5A;
Bethlehem B 701s, off y; Reading
.89h, off rs; Marine preferred 11sA
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-29
Grain Review.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO. Oct. ga weakness
influenced by local selling was visible
in grain futures on the Chicago board
of trade today Peace news was also
a factor in the decided decline last
Ing through the forenoon Provisions
were steady.
October corn of 1M at late
opening, 1878, lost 1s more. No
vember corn, down Y at the open
ing. 1881. dropped 2n. December
corn. of " at 1871. the opening, was
LIS lower.
There was no trading In October
oats. November oats, down x at
6SSs, the opening, gained ". De-
cember oats. down * at the open
ing, 68A. lost u by noon.
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-29

The r1V6r VIII IIso
Muscatine to Warsaw ouiins
next forty-eight hours.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-29
Weather Forecast.

Weather Forecast.
IU, s. Department of Agricui1u'
Weather Bureau.]
For Keokuk and vicinity: fai,
night and Wednesday; cooler ton ns.a
For Iowa: Fair tonight ana We.
nesday; cooler east and SCUM W.
lions tonight. -. and
For Missouri: Fair tonignl s Wv
Wednesday,. cooler tonight; proO'''
frost west and central portions.
For Illinois: Showers TINS ai .ra
noon and tonight; colder norlh ,' ars
west portions; wednesday faif wa
cooler east portion.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-29

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.--Wheat-No. 3
red, $2.23@2.23h; No. 3 red, $2.19@
2.1sh: No. hard. s2.23@2.24; No. 8
hard, No. 8 spring, $2.19.
CornNo yellow. s1.50; No. 8
yellow, $1.43WI47; No. yellow,
I$1.35@I38; No. yellow, $1.18@128;
No. 6 yellow. $1.14@1.20; No. 3 white.
$142; No. white. $132@135; No. 5
white. $1.1s@I2s; No. 8 white. $1.15
@1.20: No. 4 mixed. $1.25@1.32; No.
6 mixed, s1.15@1.16.
Oats.No. 3 white, 67A @69kc;
No. white, 6s1sc; standard. ESQ
roc.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Oct. 90 Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $1,000 head. Marker Csc high
er. Butchers, $1S.25@18.s5; packing,
$17.25@1S.15; light, s1S.00@1S.75;
pigs. s14.75@16.5c; roughs, $16.25@
17.25.
Cattle Receipts, Fl 900 head. Mar
ket steady to strong. Beeves, $9.75
@1s.75; butchers stock, $3.50
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-29
STRING PRAIRIE.

ALI mail subscriptions to The
Daily Gate City not paid in ad-
vance were discontinued Sept.
LIST, 1918. Subscriptions sent by
mail must be paid in advance
Watch the label on your paper
which gives you the expiration
date. Send in your renewal a
week or ten days before your
subscription expires so you will
not miss any copies of the paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monks, Mrs
Bales and daughter Mary, Mildre,
and hurry Dempster, Mrs. Levi
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-29

Muscatine to Warsaw durihs
next forty-eight hours.
Weather Conditions. ..os
There have been light ralns MI
the lower Missouri to the uppo, nre 4,
sissippi valley, where the press ,sust
low this morning, and 1t is soin''
warmer In this region. .a,.us
A field of high pressure 10 ~ uia
ing from the extreme nortnwe e..e,rd
clearing. colder weather, ana Inn uorthhI|
temperature is reported In INC ~
ern plateau region.
Local Observations: u-ts,|
Oct. bar. he1 en- Crf|
% d. m.-29.62 So Sc Crt|
20 7 a. m.-2ss2 81 5
Precipitation in "a hours hs - 20
Mean temperature 2Sth, 81.
Highest, 62.
Lowest, Al.
Lowest last night, So. srH
FHD " Observe
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Money Marker 10 Remain Firm

firm market
withdrawal of Government deposits benad The Federal Reserve Bant
withdrew
q n
will also and
this issue. a of
remembered that instalmen third
Loan OF
a
loan
nstamen paid $161 4635O
On
calf
oil
will
payments
howeVe
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Federal Sugar Refining Company. regular
quarterly Of IN per cent on common, paya-
BILE June II to stock of record June Z
Lancaster Mills, regular sPmiannual of
SO share and usual extra Of 81, payable
June ] to stock Of record May Is
Mergenthaler Linotype Company. regular
quarterly Of IA per cent. payable June
% to stock of record June J.
Galena Signal OIL. regular quarterly Of So
common and 81 on preferred to stock
of record May n.
American Power and Light Company
usual quarterly of ! per cent on com
mon, payable June to stock of record
May "a.
semtannual Of SO per cent on preferred
and common payable June to stock Of
National Security Company, quarterly Of
per cent. PAYABLE July TO holders Of
record June 20.
General Electric Company, regular quar-
terly OF 81 per share and regular semi
annual stock dividend of per cent both
PAYABLE July Is TO stock OF record Jane s.
New York Air Brake Company. regular
quarterly Of per cent, payable June 90 to
stock OF record June 2.
American Locomotive Company, regular
quarterly Of ia per cent on common, pay
able July 3 10 stock Of record June IL and
feTred. payable July % to stock of record
Guif states Steel Company. usual quar-
terly Of 2lz per cent on common, payable
July / "a holders OF record June II.
Haskell Barker Car Company, divi-
dend OF 81, payable July 1 to stock Of
record June l5
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. May 23-The foreign ex-
change market was dull and easier in
the early dealings today. The recessions
extended throughout the list including
francs, but sterling was as usual sus-
tanned at the level ruling for so long a
time past
Quotations were:
Demand sterling 4.75s. cables 4.76,E,
sixty-day bills nominally Alb. ninety
day bills All.
Paris cables $40 checks 5.7l4.
Lire cables 9.05Is checks 9.07.
Swiss cables 407, checks All
Guilder cables 4Sla. checks 4S
Pesetas cables 2S.l0, checks 279O
Stockholm cables "a Is, checks S4%.
Christiania cables 3lSs, checks 81 "a
Copenhagen cables 81 I2, checks 3lK
Ruble notes were quoted sluggish at
145s G14&.
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BAR SILVER


London. May 23,-The weekly state
Total reserve f3O,S36 900, Increase $685.
600: circulation, f5O,246,0OO, increase
f27.OOO; bullion fG2,633,OO0, increase
1925, 900; other securities f79 100000.
decrease fS.24S,0 900 other deposits f127,-
500. 900. decrease f6,22O,0OO public de-
posits f3s,4S3,OOO, decrease f3,O24,0O0 F.:
Government securities f55,5s0 900. de-
crease fl,736,000. The proportion of the
banks reserve to liabilities is now 1850
per cent, against 1870 per cent last
week and compares with a decline from
20.f2 to 1879 per cent in this, week last
year ClearanCes through the London
banks for the week We're f293, 596, 600.
against E392, 10000 last week
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HEAVY SALES OF CORN
STRENGTHEN PRICES
Early Market Weak. With
Sentiment Continuing
BfariSh

GRAIN BELT WEATHER TOREC N~T
Chicago, MaN %. Iiinoie--pnrtI>
cloudy tonight; Friday unsettled aud
somewhat warmer.
MissOuri-t nsrttlrd tonight aud Fri
daN.
Wi-consin-t"nrrnIIN fair ,oniEht; Fri
dnN irrrCa sing 'lOudinPSS.
Minnesota ~huWrr~ late tOniEhi ana
Friday.
IOwn--InCrrnsinC clnudinc.- followed hv
showers Friday.
N0rth and south Duknta-I nNCttIcd to-
night and Friday.
\Chra. .kn-I n@Citled with showers to-
night and in east FRIDAY.
knnSHs-NIn~tly rIOudv with sh0wCr~ in
cast mud central tonight and In north
east Friday.
Montana aud WHoming-rartlN cloudy
tonight and Friday.
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WAR SINKS THE .'SINKERs
Chicago Bakers Renounce Doughnui to
Save Flour and Fat

Chicago, May 23.-For patriotic rea-
sons, the doughnut has been placed in
the discard. The South Side Master
Bakers Association, representing 365
bakery owners voted to discontinue tho.
manufacture or sale of doughnuts for
the period of the war or until the short
age of wheat IL abated,
The doughnut was selected out Of a
number Of kinds Of pastry discussed for
elimination. because OF the large amount
OF fqur and fat that 4 requires.
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$40, 100000 in Silver Melted

100000 in silver dollars, held by the
Treasury, has been turned into bullion
under the bill recently passed by Con-
gress Much of the metal is being ex-
ported, both directly and Indirectly 10
ans trade balance with her coIony
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Official discount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks were as follows:
THE first column gives the rates for
all periods up to and including the fif-
teen-day maturity, the second for a
period of sixteen to ninety days. The
third and fourth columns give the rates
for reGiscounts of collateral loans Sc
cured by Government bonds or notes.)
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Trade Representatives

NJ Silyerman 4 Son. dry goods-w. silver
man. cotton and woolen goods. silks, velvets
upholstery goods; is West Twenty-seventh
street. Latham
Bauners. II East Twenty-sixth street,
Room lSl4-H KamhOlZ, maribou neckwea.
Miss Baker children's and juniors wintSr
coats and serge dresses; Miss CrisCCil.
dresses.
ette dresses and jersey suits; 40 Fourth
avenue, Room 9O2.
$ Newman; furniture: Albert.
Gimbel Brothers. Broadway and Thirty
second street-B. F, Montague. gloves D s.
Scott, mems furnishing goods; Miss A, Gug-
genheim umbrellas.
Keis, p. Smith Manufacturing Company
NJ Smith. mohair silks, manufacturing
dresses bathing suits Imperial
n Snelenburg Co.-Miss c. Arnold
children's and infants wear dry goods. etc.
1881 Broadway,
Stewart s-Miss Morse Jobs, silk dresses
IS East Twenty-siNth street, Room 1874.
NJ. Stlverman & Sons-S. b. KoffleT: gowns
and dress goods; is West Twenty-seventh
street. Room 604.
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Com'I paper
No Dividend on Baldwin Common

Baldwin Locomotive Works directors,
at their meeting today, did not declare
any dividend on the common stock The
regular semiannual dividend Of 3h per
cent on Baldwin preferred was declared.
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THlS ddiin report rs SCNt on on me
Bureau Of Markets Of the United states
Department Of Agriculture, Phildde!-
phid branch. tcith hendqudrterS at 500
3ij Insurance Erchange 8WIdiN1.
Wholesale prices on :arge lots to
jobbers
FRUITS
AAIPoPLE;SI;wNo AZ !t;I;5o new offerings. -
Red Re- .ob, Birds S$,3na4' rneedas, S2.73@ 325;
sTRAWRERRfiRRs@SPer RS 0t (s5.aT, ,,iV' cra,esp
JsTssJ SaGFS NsnatR9 & %
y a lGc; Delaware and MARYLAND, lodpl5c;
WATERMELONS-Flo sG1Gl each.
VEGETABLES
ASPARAGUS-Nearby green per buncn
fancy, II a lSC; primes. l2G lic; Culls. I n Sc.
BEANS-Florida, per bushel hamper "a
s!@2; South Carolina, s.56@I.75; Georgia
soR6 op@& NSF6 Norfok r"Gs and
CABBAGE--South Carolina, per crate, go
10 100 lbs $.0O@l.25; Virginia, 81 a l.2o;
''EI 'ECIAGGttlifFTLowER-No GGtlfTL arrivals.
CARROTs-Mississippi l5@25c dozen
sCoRS-Per crate Us to 100 ears), Flor
,'S; 'SG;UGtGIt,MBERs-Florida, per- bush hamper.
fancy. SEA 50; choice, $.75ql.5o. ~
IS EG + FEAScsEGsdss sSScs = sd s' crate fancy
(2is to 3h dozen( 5OG5Sc Pennsylvania,
per barrel go to 60 headsl. 81 5nm =. rs,
jersey, ner crate e. dozen headsl; 81; 20 a..
MuSHRooMS-Nearhy, per III. (2 to
lb. hasket). 25d4Oc.
No and No. ., si.5O@l .65; boilers.
IPEAsDEastern shore virginia = ,rtl
esISSn,s as afSms to ae & Pss4s 4
fSSfESsEGrGas cR9iSd So GGS,' 5o fancy
hb PoTATohssaGRr}Ss "a dt peeRs} No
s8@S;50 sacks marked l50-lbs No; /,
49, % a 8 so; No, 2. S2;25a2 80; bulk, Mich
! RADISHES-NeaTby. per bunch. n u c.
RHURARR-Nearby per bunch, "a Sc
SCALLIONS-Nearby, per 100 bunches'
sPINACH-PcnPsylnyag!a per bush. b box .
/; New Jersey, % bush, bsyt,, lOa25C
SWEET POTATOES-Nearby per y bush
bskt. Is to at. pecks) Sl.5Oa l.6O; No. =
'ToMAToEs-Florida,. per s-bskt crate,
fancy, s4@5; choice, s4d425' very poor
low as S1.75.
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY
ORANGES-California, per box t126 10 $50
in box) 81. 5Od655; Q76 TO $50 in boxl,
IN IN BOY Sos). s. s. IS SSS5 ti7s to $50 in bosI
CRAZE FRulr--Florida. per box, Css TO
so : IN boxl. So 5O03 $50
APPlEs--N Northwest per bush, rox'
{ W.netsps $4.epa 40.
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Copper Price Nav Hold for a Time

Washington. May 23.-It was said to-
day that the war Industries board will
recommend that the % cent price for
capper be continued from June /, when
the preegnt agreement expires. until
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NEWS OF THE FINANCIAL YORK PHILADELPHIA
LOCAL SHARE TRADING is DULL,
LEHICH NAVIGATION TAKING
LEADERSHIP FOR HOME ISSUE
That Stock Is Unchanged on Moderate Sales, Viii
United States Steel Common Makes Up Most of
the Market-Liberty Bond Irregular

Share trading quiet
odaNS early lead
issues by the end of the first hour
market
pronounced IN abrage Issues rejecting the
BOARD me ehigh Navigation
transit Philadelphia
came out uhhansed while Philadelphia
to ~ ''0'i'
Steel during the forenoon after onen
AT l'7'2 hut ater selling at 1O or u moi
"o" Yesterdays last
+ and Pennsylvania
Conda which a to
Liberty Loan bonds prices were Irregular
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. May 3.-BUTTER-Receipt
$3.50 tubs Unchanged.
EGGSS-7Recelpts, 3o,4I4 caseS. cgS6. Firsts
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Washington, May 90. - The preIimi-
nary figures of the total value of United
States exports and imports for April ana
for ten months compare with the figures
for the previous three years as follows
1000 omitted:
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COVER NMENT BONDS
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago, May 23.-HOGS-Estimatrd re-
ceipts today. 33 600 head left over, 54lS
head tomorrow 5000 head. Market slow
and l0H 5c lower than yesterdays average
Bulk, slI$3mI773: light sI7.35a 7Su;
mixed. $l7 l0plT.SO, heavy $lf.4OmI7 30 .
rough. Sld.4ONf III. -. y0rkers SI7. .GUm II ~
pigs. Sli.I5 n l745: good choice. SI7laT
1890
CATTLE-Estimated receipts today f.
600 head, tomorrow. 5000 head. Market
steady. lOC lower. Reeves. $40. q II 30.
cows and heifers S7.25pI4.75 stockers and
feeders a.25 a l3 20: calves. SSTI4 poor
to medium. SO. G0m ~. -.
SHEEP-Estimdted receipts today, lI,OOO
head, tomorrow. 5000 head Market steady
at yesterdays close. Native. sll.4OGI4 10:
western, Sl20 II. u; yearinRs, 81 a IL 80
Lambs, Sl3 25 1850 western, sls.75a
1850.
Kansas City. May 28. - CATTLE - Re-
CENTS today, 25OO head. Market steady
HOGS-ReCeipts today. 5000 head Market
slow and steady. Range, SIC. 30 a II 90
SHEEP-ReCeipts today. 5000 head Mar
ket steady.
South Omaha. May %. 3.--HOGs-Reoeipts
today. II 900 head. Market slow IOnj5c
lower. Range. Sl6,T5T17,lO.
CATTLE-Receipts today, 1000 head. Mar
ket stPadv
sHEEP-Receipts today $500 head. Mar
ket steady. Cars. I25.
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PHILADELPHIA-Can. per cent :;
time, "a a 6 per cent. Commercial paper
three to four months, 5d per cent six
months, 6 per cent.
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Refined Sugars Unchanged

New York. May 2s,--Refned sugars
are unchanged at 7,45c The Federal
and the Warner companies are with
drawn Cuban rawa are unchanged at
e.oeec. duty paid,
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MONEY.LENDINC RATES

NEW YORK-Call money opened to-
day at 5 Iper cent for lending and re-
newing.
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DIRECTORY OF ACCOUNTANTS

LAWRENCE z. BROWN q GO.
1915 REAL ESTATE TRUST EIpG
INVESTIGATE g. ADJUST PARTNERSHIP
& DISPUTED ArCOI %TS
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. May pa prominent wall
street house was inclined to liuuidate
rqfIee this morning and the market
started 70 points lower, Early trans
actions were confined to the September
8p'ion- The volume OF business was
xIoalI
The cable from Brazil to the ex-
change gave the Rio spot market un-
cha nsed with Santos spots and futures
not quoted. Receipts at the two ports
were 10000 bags. against 1900 bags
year ago.
stocks In Brazil are accommodating at
t4rid rate and. with the next harvest
[Iktj< 20 be much larger than expected,
The Indications do not point to any ad-
Vance IN Brazil more particularly as
<tt freight situation is still uncertain,
116houEh ciearances from Brazil. the
~ month. have bean larger than the
&: :sssgsst II Z
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

'N,tSs ESTATE OF NELSON u. GRAVES.
hSS Jr., Deceased-Letters testameUtdry
on the above estate having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons indebted to the
said estate are requested to make payment.
and those having claims TO present the
same without delay. at the office of the
corporation executor. 400 Chestnut street,
Phila lphia.
FERDINAND J. GRAVES
THE PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
ASA s. WING. President.
Executors.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SOTICE TO MARINERS

rSF NOTICE TO MARINERS
49, Pending the establishment Of formal
re sula tions, notice is hereby given that. be-
ginning on May rs, 1918. the Pcnrose Ferry
drawbridge crossing the Schuylkill River In
the City OF Philadelphia. will be- kept closed
to all river traffic, except loaded OCcan-going
steamers and city. fire or polio. boats. he,
tween the hours Of 6:30 and 1:i5 u. M. and
500 and 6:l5 p. M, daily. except Sundays,
as a war measure to permit unhamn"red
operations in connection with Government
work at Hog Island. Pa.
Z NEWTON D. BAKER. Secretarv ~ War
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BANK CLEARINGS
RAILROAD EARNINGS

INTERNATIONAL GREAT NORTHERN
RAILWAY
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

oRANGEs-california. per box 136 TO $50
So. I5@ L 5s; Florida per box, nse to $50
in box). s52590.55; u76 to $50 In boxh
CRAZE FRUIT Florida. per box. tss 10
so in boxl 81, 5O@ $50
APPLE per Du1h. rox,
W.ns.als. S4. 6n4 ~.