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onen Air Patriotic Meeting.

great patriotic meeting aud o0en
air concert viii he held in Central
Park tomorrow evening. under the
joint auspices of the Y. VI. c. \. and
the y. w. G. y. The concert will be
given BY TIE Depot Brigade Band
OF Camp Lee. DR. James l.. Scott, Of
rarkersbu-g. w. Va. will deliver an
address on Patriotism"
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG. VA, June lO-The
first death of Lynchburg men who
have gone 10 the colors was William
G. kcttcrcr. one OF the thirty-fve men
who volunteered several weeks ago
for mechanical training at the Uni
ycrsity OF Virginia School.
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On r:duca tionaI Commission.

ESPECIAL 70 The Times Dispatch.I
I.YNCHBURfi. VA, June l0.--Dr.
William \. Webb. president Of the
Randolph Macon Woman's College here.
has been named as one of the ten mcn-
hers cf the educational commission
of the Southern Methodist Church The
appointment is made by the college of
bishops.
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shop, and on the farm. What is
most needed is iron in the blood.
Every man should have as much iron
in his body as is contained in an
ordinary "tenpenny" nail. If your
blood is thin, watery, your face pale
and anemic, or pimply, you feel de-
pressed, blue, without energy to
complete your daily tasks. It's
time to heed the warning. Put
fresh, clean blood in your veins, take
rontic" Tablets, a new combina-
ton Of soluble iron and herbal ex-
tracts discovered by DR.. Pierce and
his Physicians of the Surgical Insti-
tute in Buffalo, N. Y. 1t gives one
snap, pep, vim and vigor to have
this iron in the blood. Irontic"
is a blood maker, a strength builder
and q nerve tonic. You can obtain
hontic" at most drug stores for
sixty cents the vial, or you can OBJ
tain a test package by sending ten
cents to the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute in Buffalo, NY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11

Rent rooms, buy, sell and exchange
all kinds of articles through the Want
Ads In this paper.
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Notes or Interest.
The local Salvation army Is raising
funds with which to furnish milk and
Ice and other summer necessities 10
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MORE THAN \ THIRST aCEscHEH

Uorsford'S Acid Phosphate
Aids digestion. allayS thirst. and is
an especially refreshing Summer drink.
ADV.
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DIa"n 10 90, Tie
nerve to " buck-up,"
to climb mountains,
and go overtime
t 0 p" or w i t h
stamina enough to
m e G t tn e n i g h t
attack. Energy is
the most valuable
thing in the world.
You need energy
every d ay, every
minute of the day.
1t is the same behind
tho limos in tho y.rorL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
1t Takes Courage
To Be a Soldier

It takes iron nerves, men with red
blood and the Drawn to do, the
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Want Ads are ncAlbIe-fhcy serve
everybody.
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HOSTS At RECEPTION
N HONOR or GRADUATES

From 70 c:3O this afternoon Pres
ident and Mrs. alderman were hosts
~ = reception To graduates. ALUMNI!
faculty and invited guests
The IN! Beta Kappa imitation oc-
Cured At O'Clock Tonight IN tho
r"tunda. Tho speaker was Professor
y : Anes. Of Johns Hopkins univcr-
slty. who had for his subject. The
Value OF the Scientific Man in war"
AMONG the initiates were tho follow
ING alumni: Hamilton NcF. Earks-
dalc GSS2D. OF Wilmiurtou Dol;
Judge Robert Worth Bingham GSoll.
"i Louisville. ~. l.iel'cnanr- Cot
ono! champ c. McCulloch GSen. u
hrarlan SGrreon-Gcnerals library. u
). - Washington. +. g: Bay'ts Earle
sloan Gst.b u Charleston. $ e..
Charles steele" lawyer and banker.
N-w Yori; City. aul ROBBERS Coleman
Taylor tlSsGb. % New York city.
The Phi reta Kappa dinner was
held a. o'clock and at The same
hour the 1878 class dance started IN
the fayerwoathor Gymnasium.
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Attractive Double Border and Plaid Scrim yard wide;
mostly white. Some and beige.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
CELEBRATES ALUMNI DAY
"cic"nc to Graduating Glass Is De-
hrcrcd by ii. SnowtIcn Mar
shall, Of New York City.
MEMORIAL FUND ESTABLISHED
disciples Convention at I.ynchburg
=" adjourn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hot Contests in To-Day's Munich
pal ElcctiOnS-I3ristol Man Hurt.
LEY Asaocln,tlNr..s

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June 10.
This was Alumni Day In the com
mcnceincnt calendar at thc University
OF Virginia. There was business
meeting of alumni IN Madison Han
~ IL O'Clock. followed by the alumni
luncheon. held at 1890 o'clock at the
commons. ~ this dinner the wei
''ine !" the graduating class was
made BY III. Snowdeu MARSHALL. of
New YORK city. president OF the CEN
era Alumni Association.
~ 800 o'clock this afternoon the
i'lS class exercises occurred IN from,
81 INC rotunda. Donald Mackenzie
fauikner OF Eoyd,om. Va president
OF the class. made the opening ad-
hress and the class poem was read
hv Carl Whitloch. Of charlottesville.
inc class gift to the university-a
sum OF money 10 start q fund for n
memorial 70 alumni who arc killed
~ whr-was presented 10y Edmund
sumter kui'in. Jr,, Of Norfolk Va.
"nd accepted by President Alderman.
y. address TO the class Of 1918 was
made by Thomas Fitzrcrtld Carroll.
81 Rocky Mount. Va. and the toast
was by George Alan Garden. of
Wheeling. w Va
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Now | am going to give you the ad-
vice you asked for-mothcrly advice:
for am older than you. Are you very
fn nd Of 80
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29c and Soc Plain Curtain Marquisette, Zoe
Filet Curtain Net, 25c Yard

Attractive Filet Curtain Net most Lace curtain Net
it is open weave. the kind for airy and
pretty curtains.
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STOCK TRADING is EXTREMELY W.
DULL ON THE LOCAL EXCHANGE, ~
WITH STEEL COMMON LEADING
Tonopah Belmont Leads Home Shares and Declines to
Pa Late in Session-New Low Record for Lib
ertv Loan AZ Per Cent Bonds

Outside Belmont stocks did little on the
generally small unnng Business virtually confined to small
odd
weekend
4e&,6r
shar
unchanged and
Lehgh
fonds
The Pennsyv April operating figures
71o decrease much heav-
deficits
o
to a $46
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-Firm. Quotations: Car lots. in
spetion 'sdsIa i'm
s$fss $sIsS marc qssa S5d'ss VIII: ':;;
: S y: ::s:f d. S'r'$uH Ns s5i;, s:55s
sis soft! 80 .. ai iIlnS,s H. Do sSaa4 No s$is: 4
pGG Wsen sSs be
i per cent moisture to Is ) per cent mciss:
soft tnHsf red. s ss?i N Maximum Kin reT erce con:
5,f ;s \ so 'fF fsd cent @?:'E; 10
sr SSSeats'soT Nh 7ea s!! see %5 Sc sot, nrsdF @sd
No. whestsMasimum ~ price esnt.,nHlHs an hnHsp
9ysE No PsG PsG. isns mS,s'PTs Se sos e G?S
s, red. I sss 20: NJ soft red. si.ls; Man; asS;
ISi;,dFs p b. e., saii a@asT Ed No. red
saps ~sssfHs@dse pF sahsT SG %sFs
under s Ne Of the srbs ass ass repressnrsd
by each sample basis of the class and sub
CoRN-Receipts 20. 72s bushels. Trade
was quiet and prices showed little change.
Quotations: Car lots for local trade--No.
yellow, h.IO@1.72; No. 3 yellow. slGsq
OATs--Receipts, 1874 bushels. Demand
was light, but the market ruled steady.
Quotations: No. white. S1i2 s2c; stand
s01e C; No white, 1874 @78iac.
FLoUR-Receipts 1851 $3.50 lbs. in sacks.
The market ruled steady under light offer
inss and fair demand. Quotations RANGED
as follows: To arrive. per 1896 lbs packed
in Ss-lb. cotton sacks-Wint.r wheat, 100
100 per cent flour. $3.50 a 10 75.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet and barely steady.
We quote at 05Og12 per bbl., in sacks
M tn quality.
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New York. June I.


Nearly
to Mercantile
10 points violently
oS then
UP l0Se
cmpanys
stock and the bonds.
No statement In o Yesterdays
directors
the sale of the British lines definitely
settlement with are
In would las
for the preferred stock
dend accumulatons
o4 folt wed
stock dropped than 2ai4
to 31., a NJ of
Dealings Of
especially in Reading
to
Cfher changes a decline Of from points
to a
rom9 to
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New YORK, June ].
After showing pronounced weakness,
the cotton market rallied today on mod
crate buying by New orleans interests
and covering. Weekly reviews of the
drygoods situation read bullishly. but
evidently made little impression on SEN
timent
The week end figures were bearish.
which. with a favorable weather map
including rains in Texas and Okla
homa, where they have been needed for
some time. and good weekly crop re-
views. served to encourage selling. \
pessimistic view of tn" war situation
also had an unfavorable effect.
Prices started at decline of II to
IS points after the opening offerings
enlarged. the loss being extended to
6On 65 points net. There was an i'm
hour with the close steady at net
decline of 45 n 80 points.
The market was dominated by bear
news and opened easy at a decline of
Il to IS points.
Chief among the selling factors was
a favorable weather map. including ra ins
in Texas and oklahoma, where they
have been needed for some time. Ad-
dsd to this were bearish weekly sta
tis;ics and generally favorable week
ly crop and weather reviews, together
with rather pessimistic war news.
The one hundred bales of enemy
owned cotton sold at the New York
Cotton Exchange this morning by the
Alien Property Custodian grades strict
low mddling, brought IS cents a pound
equal to AS point on July middling
basis, J. s. Bache & Company were the
bidders
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01

The tone Of corn was easier again this
morning with sentiment bearish on fine
weather conditions. There was no in
centive to buy. Trade was light.
July opened at Sl.327s 1877 and
later sold at 1921 against $l325s at
the end yesterday. The receipts here to-
day We're 31l cars.
The Oklahoma crop report for June
places the condition of corn in the state
of 81. against 1s last year
Buying power was lacking in oats and
the market suffered further losses Bust
ness was light. Commission houses
favored the selling side Deliveries of
l,lOO.o00 bushels on May contracts We're
reported and the position of the cash
article was weak
June opened &C lower at 69c. July
started sc below yesterdays close at
6i i2c but rallied to 64a.c and then re-
ceded again. The arrivals here today
We're 1876 cars.
The Oklahoma crop report places the
condition of the crop al "a, against IS
last month and II last year.
The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis
and Duluth today We're 1c4 cars. against
251 cars last year; at Winnipeg 1874
cars, against 4s3 cars at Chicago 4
cars, compared with $50 cars
Export absorption of wheat has been
increasing in Argentina and shipments
are liberal, due to the arrival of more
tonnage. "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01

TRADING IS ACTIVE
IN CURB MARKET
Fluctuations Confined Within
Narrow Range - Motor
Stocks in Brisk Demand
New Sn-k, June


There was active trading on the curb.
with fluctuations generally confined with
IN a narrow range. the nervous market
on the stock exchange causing hesita.
uoh about dealing on large scale until
the larger market became more orderly.
Aetna Explosives was in moderate G
supply selling at II to 13a.. and Sub
marine Boat showed firm tone. partly
because of the attention attracted to the
company's activities in shirbuldng, ad.
rancing from Ia. to ISL. in the early
tredng
Motor stocks were in brisk demand,
with United Motors more active than It
has been for some time. advancing from
26 to ~ l2. Chevrolet was we'll held
with sales - les to ~.
Oil-.aSdcks were quieter. Houston Oil
ranging frss1 Ssla to 57ic and Oklahoma
from 67s<fo 6ia
Mining stocks were generally steady.
with United Eastern continuing in good
demand. selling at. So, Mother Lode is.
sues were in supply, with the new stool;
selling at iie.
There was continued accumulation of
Big Ledge in connection with the trans
fer of control t0 new hands. British.
American Tobacco sold a. l7i..
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

ssa4a pineappies, Porto Rico. ner crate:
SO a !. so: Strawberries. Delaware, Maryland
and Eastern Shore. 1OM15c; cherries, Del
aware. per ib.. lOI13c; cherries Virginia.
per quart. 80 n i0c; cherries. California per
100. So a 4, watermelons Florida, per car
load, $3.50 q 500
VEGETABLES
Prices generally were sdily held under
moderate offerings and fair demand Quo
tations; White potatoes, per 100 lbs. Penn
bbl--No. /, s4.25@5; No . ,.15as 80.
White potatoes, Florida. per bbl-No |.
S4.ood5; No. =. s3m+. White potatoes
EEioriGa' PC. iS"-lD ss; Sas-M9 'sSs So
per Is bush. basket. 80 lbs.--No. |, sl.7ou
sey. per hamper--No. !. So - az. ~; No =.
3 25 so; Celery. Florida. per crate 81
Florida, per basket. 81 "a: do. South Caro-,
lima, per basket. 81 4.10. Beans. Florida
per hamper, lOce 50; DO. South Carolina,
per hamper. SOC a s2.2a: do, Georgia, per
do NSrtf Norb CsTons
y Dbl basket Sos Beets. North Gro
lima and South Carolina, per 100 bunches.
81 %; do. Norfolk per 100 hunches $50 y
Peas, Norfolk. per hamper. I5c a 81 80: do.
80: do North Carolina. per hamper. ,a3c q
Peppers. Florida, per crate. s2a3.7o do,
Cuban. per box. 81 .oa3. Tomatoes Flor
ida per crate sIIS@4 ca66Sfge 6SiG1. N2rf",k
per new per- eTstcSo l. 81 %: 10. = Soc
Gsl. watercress. per loo lunches. 81 ar.
Mushrooms. per III. 20 40c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

International Salt Company. regular guar
terly Of. IN per GENT. PAYABLE June 70 TO
stock OF record June 10
Globe -wernicke Company, quarterly of .
stock OF record May 81.
standard OIL Company Of Kentucky, guar
terly of SO q share, payable July i. Books
close June 10 reopen July 2, =,
Albany and Susquehanna Railroad Com
pany, semiannuai Of Al per cent, payable
July I 10 holders Of record June 10
Wheeling Steel and Iron Comapny. regu-
lar quarterly Of per cent.
Todd Shipyards Corporation. quarterly OF
sl,T5 payable June 20 to holders OF record
June 10.
l& per cent payable July 1 to holders
Of record June II.
Great Lakes Towing Company. quarterly
of IL per cent on common, payaoe June
40 Books close June Is and reopen July
l. AlSI regular quarterly of . per cent
on preferred; payable July Books close
June IL and reopen July ..
Fisk Rubber Company. regular quarterly
e 9dI. ~ per cent on second preferred payable
south West Penn Pipe Lines, regular
quarterly OF 50 share, payable July l to
stock of record June Is.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
MARINE PREFERRED ATTRACTS
VIRTUALLY ALL THE INTEREST
OFSTOCK TRADERS IN NEW YORK
inat Issue Fuctuaes Violently and. After Declining
Makes Big Gan-Deang in Other Shares
Shows Nervousness
High Points in Toduy's Financial Neus
Shows Nervousness

murine attracted
g eng big
g on INC euro dct but the market
TO eres Foreign
'eo''1e The NeU
e'ooe ana actual
spending reek Of 1911 but slightly
e resumed
tcdS unchanged in Ne,c York Londo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, June 1.-The market for
foreign exchange today was quiet ana
featureless. There was a slight shading
in Swiss francs The general tone was
fairly steady
Quotations were:
Demand sterling ATS 5-1s: cables.
476 7-l0. Sixty-day bills, nominally,
473; ninety-day bills, 471
Paris cables 5.70h. checks 5.7l%.
Lire cables $40. checks 9.11h
Swiss cables 4,03. checks 407
Guilder cables SO. checks 49h
stockholm cables slio, checks sa.7o.
copsnhsgen cables ~ checks S(,oo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
BANK CLEARINCS INCREASE
Business 4.3 Per Cent Above Core.
spending Week Last Year

Total bank ciearings in the principal
cities of the United States for the week
ended today were S5.751 .9O6,i77. against
$593s.477.323 last week and $5,516,374,-
99s this week last year. Total clear
ings in Philadelphia were s269,95l. 500. "A
gain of col per cent as compared with
last year
Details follow;
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COTTON PRICES RALLY
FOLLOWING WEAKNESS
Market Closes Steady at Net
Declines of As to 50
Points
COTTON nELr MEArHER CONDITIONS

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York, June |. -.-- The following
temperatures were recorded In the cot
ton belt this morning:
oklahoma and Augusta. az: Abilene.
F,,t smith and Charleston. "a; Mem
nhi.. ss. Meridian. Bi-m'ngh" N. 20. NicLs-
nmrk .rt, Macon; hi;,n MTntEomcrs; % kHnGxvile At
sacola. Chattnnoern. Nashville and Tam
pa: i8; san Antonic and Galveston. -.
There was .0I inch Of precipitation at
AhiIene: %? at Nashville and Little Rock:
;os al oklnhoma: 10 ct Shreveport: :28 at
Corpus Christi. and 81? at Fort Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
Banker. to Organize for War Purpose.

REPRESENTATIVES of all State banks and
trust companies and other institutions
coming under the supervision of the
state Banking Department will be called
shortly by Commissioner Daniel r.
Lafean The purpose will be to form
an oreanizationA for closer cpsoperation
sisis: = Il. ~ sa sls y HssFisss'sh'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
COTTON STATISTICS

New York. June 1.-THE statistical posi-
tion of cotton is as follows:
This week Last week Last year
Total visible
supply 49,. 1915, 500 4.OGl 5G7 3sol ssa
OF h I
American 267s 800 ",783 567 2.Sl7. .ss5
Total in sight
May 81 60. 10 SIS, T31 10. 696.gll IL. oil. 7Gl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
MONEY.LENDING RATES

| PHILADELPHIA-C 8 per cent /;
] time 8 u a 9 per cent. Commercial paper
| three 70 six months, sac per cent; six
months, 6 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
INACTIVE STOCKS

Following are quotations from in
actiTe stocks listed in the Philadelphia
were no transactions today The price
gwen Is the last previous close:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01

Total sales, 29S. 300 shares. compared
with SSa 200 share yesterday; thus far this
week 3,4IO. 600 shares: same period last
week, 1. .1O3. 100 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
INACTIVE NEW YORR STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
New York stocks and m which there
were no transactions today. The price
oiyen is the last previous SAFE:
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n. Y. BANK STATEMENT
Increase in Average and Decrease il
Actual Reserye-Loans Decrease

New York, June 1.-The New York
bank statement this week shows increase
i'm average and decrease in actual
reserves. Loans decrease in both cases
Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
PROVISIONS

The market was quiet but steady and prices
Of lard were weaker Quotations: City beef.
beef. in sets. smoked SOC: city beef.
knuckles. and tenders smoked and air dried.
4oc; western YER beef beef knuckIes and tenders,
ily. .352 Q53. Hams. s, P. cured. loose. 2sA
@S0h c: do, skinned loose. 2sh S2sta G. do.
smoked. city cured. as to brand and aver
sse. 2ah g30h do. smoked, western
cured. 29k q G31k C; do, boiled. boneles, +3h c:
picnic shoulders. S. P. cured. loose. olh G;
DO smoked. 22hc. Bellies. in pickle. accord
az to brand and average. city cured. t0c: do.
western cured. 4Oc. Lard, western. refined
2eh @27c: do. pure city. kettle rendered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
BANK CLEARINCs

Bank cearinss today compared with corr
respondins dsS Isst two yssSrs; ,s,e
's:s: '';::iii q q; =; =; y s. y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01

BUTTER-The market was quiet and I'M
changed. Quotations: Solid packed creamery.
extra, 44c; hgher-scoring lots Is q iSC:
extra frsts, 43c; frsts. 4 q 42c; seconds 3s
a 4Oc nearby prints. fancy. extra. 4Sc;
fancy brands jobbing at 49G51c; fair to
good, Al q 4Bc; garlieky, 35 a. 3sc.
EGGS-The market ruled steady, with de-
mand fairly active Following are quota tions
Free cases. nearby frsts, sl0.65 per stand
ard case: current receipts sloRog ~ y n
per case: western, extra hrsts, SlU.65 per
case; ;.firsts. $40 @ 10. 80 per case fancy Sc.
lected eggs were jobbins at 4lV43c per
dozen.
CHEESE-old ruled steady but quiet New
scarce and firmly held. Quotations were as
follows: New York. whole-milk, choice. old
24Ia @25c: specials, higher: New York
whole milk fair to good. old. e:qa4c: do
IN fresh % a 24c,
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FRESH FRUITS

! The general market was quiet and without
,mportant change Quotations.: Apples. per
tbi.-Winesap. S7Qs; Albemsrle PippIn. 81
a i,:- BALDWIN, S4@s: Ben Davis. 80. 500 O;
snnies ws stern per box-WiDesap. ~. 500
1.ao; Black Ben. saG8.25; Ben Davis, 81 so
u 50. Newtown Pippin se@4; apples. pear
psr q -bushel basket 25c q 81. .2o: peaches,
Goorgis. per 6-basket carrier. 81 25Gs; lem
~ sSss; Sssnses i,sosa1. Mlorad. per per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
POULTRY

LIvE-onerinss were light and the mar
ket ruled steady, with demand fair. The
quotations were as follows: Fowls, "a 5Sc
spring chickens = Weighing IN o. lbs.
apiece, $50 soc; weighinx glia lbs; fgiaese.
Sia rooa.srs: ss .ss; !sSss sySssa Pskin: Sss$
2ac; guineas. per pair, 81. so 1.65; pigeons.
old. per pair. 40@45c; do. young per pair
DREssED--The market ruled firm unde;
scarcity with demand equal to the offerings.
Quotations: Fresh-killed fowls, IN bbls, dry dry
and over apiece, s9s; smaller sizes, 81 g sac,
Hs ins chickens. western, II boxes; -weisl'
Msishins lbs. apiece; IS g sae: dSi weishins N y
rs. apiece, 20 o SOC; roasting chickens, west
In ass ss. DO yssEaah wsishnx bs ana spsSs
81 dpsac; do, .wsighing ~ 03 lbs; apiece, Is
Ga0c. Turkeys, nearby, dry. picked. best.
sSod s3s psnx SlS t0%s dnsss s4e sns aS
fs%%In' fslans. 4aS 4sc.. s..a6s. per doz:7y5its:
While. Weighing Q to 10 lbs. per doz... 81; =
08.75; do. weighing 8 lbs per doz S50
675; do, weighing lbs. per doz., $4m ~;
Ssn, darH u 81: sinail and No. 9. 75e q So
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01

.oIotai sales. s36.s5o. compared with Sls.-
900 Yesterday: thus far this week, SliO, $50:
same period last week. S276 800.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market ruled steady on a basis o
7.45c for fine granulated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
Sales in Philadelphia

Tntal sales. i6il shares. comparpd with
6u3S shares NesterdaN; thus far this week
80 :iS6 shnres; same period last week. 32.