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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-09
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, July 9.-There was a quiet
opening to the market for coffee futures
this morning. first prices being un-
changed to an advance of points.
Trading on the call was confined to the
September position. with fair demand
for that month from New Orleans.
During the morning values held at
virtually the initial figures, but trading
was more or less neglected outside of
q small demand for September contracts.
Importers still complain OF their in
ability to get samples, and Il was pointed
out that there were close TO 100000 bags
Of coffee in port here which had not as
yet been placed in store.
There is fair demand for the better
grades, but the trade is handicapped in
not being able TO secure their samples
There appears to be little doing in
the cost and freight market, although
Santos As in a small way sold at l1.7O,
steamer shipment, London credits. In
porters say Brazil is too high. and they
look for a better buying basis, believing
that the weight of supplies will even
tually force offers to a lower price level.
Total receipts at Rio and Santos, new
crop, amount to 10000 bags, compared
with 1888 900 bags last year and 100000
bags two years ago.
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RAILROAD SHARES ARE HIGHER
ON REPORTS OF SATISFACTORY
AGREEMENTS FROM GOVERNMENT
St. Paul Is One of Strongest Feaures-Indusrias Be
come Irregular Following Advances at the
Opening-Coppers Show Better Tone
New York, July 9.


been dgreeabe that
sderng its vulnerable after
the close of last week than had been generally supposed
offset another disturbing American
ters
offered prohibit the
beer whisky December
to
there
A
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FAILURES FALL OFF
! ,Dsport for Last Six Months the Lowest
Since 1907

There were only $3.50 commercial
Natures in the United States during the
otx months just ended, against 74sS in
..1s17-a per cent diference-and the
-tt7. 7s3.5s2 of defaulted Indebtedness is
wall below the ss4721.35G reported to
n @. Dun & Co. last year. This is the
best showing since 1907.
Compared with the s455 reverses fo-
Bill .241,42l in the first half of 1915,
the numerical reduction is SO per cent
md the falling of in amount about 81
per cent, while from the l2,74o in
solvencies for slss,5S7.535 in l915-the
high point for the period-decreases of
aver SO per cent appear in each in
stance.
- More than this, the June failures, but
s904l In number, are the smallest of any
f1aonth back to July, 1907, and the sum
zPk money involved, s10,6O6,741, is less
2fhan in all months since May, 1910.
& The second quarters figures, as usual
k4isclose improvement over those of the
K4rst quarter and not in fully a decade,
{Au fact, has the mortality in the second
@Huarter been so moderate.
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Cotton Buyers and Sellers

New York. July 9.-Ju!y-Cone bid ;
keifer, Rosenberg. Cone and Hartcorn
offered.
October Geer. Sch!ey. Bartlett.
Brooks, Newman. Freeman Gross, Geran.
Gumoens and Slack bid Hyman, Cone,
offered.
December-Lowenstei Clifford. New
man and Waters bid; Russell, Hyman,
Hartcorn, Schley and Brooks offered
January--Cone Johnston, Waters and
Newman bid Finn. Hartcorn apG
Brooks offered.
March-Johnston and Lowenstein bid
Hyman and Sigel offered.
May-Gumoens bid; Lowenste!n and
Sigel offered.
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Government Local
Market Reports

This daily report Is sent out By the
Bureau Of Markets of the United States
Department Of Agriculture, Philadel-
phia branch, toith headquarters at 500. .
S15 Insurance Erchanoe Building.
(wholesale prices on large lots to
jobbers based on sales at the various
railroad depots)
FRUITS
to AfP5EsM5rysanSo hpssel homnerss u
i ;25:. New Jersey. y -bushel basket. sc
.-hLAcKBERRIEs-New Jersey. per quart.
'GGAlSSTALoUpEs-caltornia, per standard
iafs Spes s.s liz apSnSfs SnS 4S opss snS
S99$ 5'S9 nT,o Georgia standards n ;45 lopez
ke SHERFl5saNSw soar ana sMsst TSrs 81 soop Glib "a
CuRRANTSa,Sew Jersey and New York.
pei HGGKtEsaRRfEs G5fEf; fS91sfE New Jersey. per
nsE5 REAcafESmGsGrsia II per ss,basket sTats
aMsPBERRIEs-New Jersey. per pint. II
..WATERMELoNs-Florida and eeorsa.
- u ''' "' VEGETABLES
cSIosss fancy $50 ade; s?F pPiss sInss
sreea Soc; wax, ssISf q Soc coushe' basket
ekRBSGENe%y efsey psT eqsch busss Is
500 Soc Pennsylvania, per barrel. s1.75S
EEAARRKRoTWswNsarby EARKWswN per bunch g. @sHs
55s s5 msFssnss ssr sYsss 4s%
i ;bps6sl BASKET ~ . rs NC" Jersey
80 New Jersey. IS -bushei hamper. sl.75
LETTuCE1New + York and New Jersey.
lb. baskets. Is q 35c.
oNlooSS@aTexass per bushel crate, vel.
ESTs Ny 5nsss ssFssY hampsrs mss: sss
$500 California 1oO-b sacks. yellow.
.PEAsE-New Jersey. IS -bushel basket
,PEfpEKs-;Flqrida. per crate. -75c@sl. so.
PoTAToEsSPer barrel 1approx. 70 165 lbs. }.
South Carolina and North carolina. No, /.
ssraded. "a. 50 q SIS. NoTfoiK. No. /. S. SS
S5o1S as n NeX jersey sog ispShsl Sss basket No.
RADIsHEs-.Nearb per bunch. o393Hc.
RHuBARB-Nearby. per bunch; 2i1 93c.
SCALLIoNs-Nearby. per 100 bunchcs.
-soTAsH-New Jersey. IS -bushe! basket.
-. foMAI9FsaMsw s. + q, M, 5sgssy sG %-Dushel has
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY
. oRANGGES-cslitozn!a, per box Gss &c
~ 'LflEMfoNsStslIlfoynia. per box (2lo to 800
in cgEhkfEs@gGaI:orna H9fS st 2GgG!fIS per box es..b
net), Csc a S2,65.
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1on'l paPei
Govt pape
DENY KNOWLEDGE OF LIBEL
New York Newspaper Heads Reply Il
Charge of Mrs. Hearst

New York, July s.-Declaring their
clients had no personal knowledge Of
articles which. it Is alleged, criminally
attorneys for -Adolph S. ochs. president
of the New York Times Publishing Com
pany, and Ogden Mills Reid. president
of the Tribune Association, served notice
today on Edwin p. Kilroe. Assistant
District Attorney, that they would make
a motion Wednesday for an inspection
OF the Grand Jury minutes.
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Canadian Northern Will Pay Notes

New York, July 9.-Notes of the
Canadian Northern Railway Company
TO the amount of s5,7O0,O00, maturing
July 10. will be paid on that date at the
Canadian Bank OF Commerce New York
The Canadian Northern has Just sold
through the same bankers Sc, 10000 6
per cent equipment trust certificates
maturing s750,00o on July /. 1919, and
July /, 1920, and s450,000 annually
thereafter except that the lost two in
stallments in 1927 and 1928. are of s4OO,-
| 900 each. These certificates are selling
| to net 725 per cent,
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Chicago, July 8.

Fairly general selling by commission
houses caused a weaker tone in the
corn market this morning. The buying
power was not good but some resting
orders to buy We're reached on the de-
cline.
Uncertainty was expected until after
the Government report is made public.
An increase in contract stocks is ex-
pected. The receipts here today were
453 cars, OF which 90 cars were con-
tracts. Weather conditions were favor
able.
July opened at s15Si2 6l53A against
s1.53i2 at the end yesterday. and re-
cedcd to s1.52a4. August started at
sl.5i q 1.54&, against s1.54i. at the end
yesterday, and declined to s153ss Sep
tember was quoted at s1.55G1544 at
the outset, against s155A. yesterdays
last price, and receded to s1.545s.
oats also were easier with local in
terests inclined to favor the selling side.
Changes in prices were small. The
$4,000, 600 bushels in the Government re-
port. The receipts here today were 34s
cars.
July opened at "a Is c to 74c, compared
with 74isc at the end yesterday and
sagged to 1870. August started AT 7oc
10 $3.50, against 70tsc at the close yes
terday, and later sold at 6e&c. Sep
tember was quoted at 69ss cG69Lc at
the outset, against 695s at the end YES
terday, and later sold at 69l4c
The receipts of wheat at MINNEAPOLIS
and Duluth today were 1875 cars, against
- cars last year; at Winnipeg 76 cars
against e72 cars, and at Chicago. l6
cars compared With IS cars.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, July 9.-Foreign exchangs
today was dull with sixty-day sterling
bills quoted at 4.72A and ninety-day
bills at 4.71A.
Quotations were:
Demand sterling 4.75!1, cables 4.7s!t
Franc checks 5,71% cables 5.697s.
Lire checks ss1, cables $50
Guilder checks 81. cables, SIN
Pesetas checks 27.5o cables 27.75.
Swiss checks T. cables 1864.
Stockholm checks 35. cables 35.4o.
Christiania checks 35, cables 31.75.
Copenhagen checks al, cables 31.gO
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Michigan Limestone and Chemical Com
pany, regular quarterly OF 1% per cent on
preferred. payable July Is
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway
Company. regular quarterly Of IL per cent
on preferred. payable August 81 to stock of
record August Is.
National Cloak and Suit Company, resr.
lar quarterly of si.75 share on preferred
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

Nav York, July 9.-BUTTER hrmi re-
ceipts, 1s'4i2 tubs Creamery higher than
:ssFs .i ypac2ins saiasi ss
EGGs Strong; rseeip,s 3soSs ,tssssd eases;
reEniar packed extra hrsts. 43 3944c; do;
rsts 4i942c state & RsnnsSglyanf1af Sna ~ "a 5sY snd
52d 5ic; State Pennsylyania and nearby
hennery browns. 40 q 5oci de, gathered
browns and mixed colors, $50 4oc.
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New York, July y.
Poor cables from Liverpool and better
growing weather in some parts of the
belt caused weakness at the opening of
the cotton market July was up points
but other months declined 80 to so points
on the call.
The selling was by uptown interests
spot houses, commission firms and one
or two local operators and was COM
petitive throughout. There was some
buying by trade interests, Wall street
and room traders. but the demand was
not sufficient to absorb the supply.
II is probably true that stop loss
orders in October had much to do with
the early unsettlement. The first sale
was at 2455c but a moderate supply i'm
mediately sent that option down, and
when it broke through 24i2 cents. the
stop orders came out in volume, so that
the last sale on the call was 243ec I'M
mediately thereafter, october fell to
2+Ac
There was trade buying on the early
! decline as well as covering, and the
rally carried July contracts back tc
within 6 points of last nights close
while new crop months sold 35 to +C
points above the low level Of the morn.
/ ing
I Some Of the early sellers seemed tc
be inclined 10 reconsider their bearisl,
view of the price-tiXing proposition in
the market, but the volume of business
subsided on the advance and the market
later was quiet with fluctuations ir-
regular.
Private advices said there had beer
no rain in Texas and that temperature:
were over 100 degrees at thirty-twc
stations.
The receipts at the ports for the day
are estimated at 1000 bales. compared
With 5017 bales a week ago, 1857 bales
year ago and 1o,o76 bales two year!
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GOLDEIELD STOCK s
u. S. CONTROLS SULPHUR
acreased War Demand Makes Super.
vision Necessary

= Washington, July s.-The sulphur in
-duetry OF the country today passed into
Government control. The production
and distribution of the mineral, with the
approval of the President, will be ad-
u1inistered by the war industries board.
~ This action was necessitated by in
creased war demands for sulphur as an
in1redient In explosives and by the in
creased burdens on the rail and water
eyntefhs IN the transportation OF war
maxerials.
william G. Voolfolk, chief of the sec
fton Of the war industries board in
eharge of sulphur and pyrites, will act
{nr the Government.
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VEGETABLES

Potatoes were, IN fair supply. but de
nand was good and the market was slightly
higher. Other vegetables were in ta!E re
RSl@So. j, ti'5o q 5.S5; No. >. $50 q IS.
fSoSsss7Sp fSSsss per Write RTS Tpc.ases . 5s!seS: = PEI
peTSo peg wfss 5RcSs RHSsas'osSs ia
cumhers. South, Carolina; per basket soc Q
Gers, Fiorida. per :ratSs GIG rs: Onions:
i ,bushei basket. 81 SI. 10. Onions, js5'
sey. white. per bushel.hamper. 81. 93.
Mushrooms. per lb. 15q f0c.
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Five Obtain Municipal Jobs

City appointments today include
street, landscape gardener, Bureau Of
City Property, salary $4,000; Edward
Turner. 34s Mechanic street. oiler,
Bureau of Water, $1,000; Romeo De-
Lucca 1929 Tasker street. craftsman,
Bureau OF Highways. 5000; Ida NJ
Greenwood, 3444 North Mascher street,
assistant teacher. Board OF Recreation,
$500. and Edwin Clarence Cubler, 4sl7
A street. rodman. Department Of City
Transit $40
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Liverpool, July 9.-Spot cotton was
quiet today with prices easier, on the
basis of a decline of twenty points for
nliddling contract at 22.2+d Sales were
1000 bales. Receipts were 5000 bales,
none American. Futures were quiet in
the early dealings. Old contract spot
prices, were: American middlink, fair,
2355d; good middling. 22.s7d; middling.
224d low middling. 21.7ld good ordi-
nary 2n.12d ordinary. 2O.I9d
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FindIey, o., July 9.-An advance OF
loc a barrel was made today by the
Ohio Oil Company for the following
Lima TO sass, Indiana TO s2.2s and II
linois and Princeton to s242. This Ia
the first change since March 81
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
Swan & Finch Paw Extra

New York, July Swan & Finch
have declared an extra dividend of two
per cent In addition to the regular semi
annual dividends OF two-and-a-half per
cent each. payable May l and November
/ Extra is payable to stock Of record
September out of earnings of 1917.
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Reserve Banks Discount Rates

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 tif-
teen-day maturity, the second for a
period of sixteen to ninety days. The
third and fourth columns are the rates
for rediscounts of collateral loans Sc
cured by Government bonds or notes.)
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Financial Briefs

Notice has been received by the
Nav York Stock Exchange from the
3aclede Gas Light Company OF the
4foposed increase In common stock from
317sB00. 900 to sS7,500,000.
& The Canadian Northern Railway Com
Hany has arranged to meet its $500, 900
0no-year s per cent notes on July TO-
Payment win be made at the Canadian
Dank of Commerce in New York.
The New York Stock Exchange has
admitted to the list Pacific Mail Steam
0hIp common stock rights Stricken
I<ofn list Pacific Mail Steamship Com
Ray per cent cumulative preferred
Ths New York Subtreasury gained
*&l.616. 900 from the banks yesterday,
011)ing cash net gain since Friday OF
silver production of the Kerr Lake
11iaing Company in June amounted 70
IIk.o1o ounces. This compares with
II1.1l3 ounces in May, a record produc-
In April the outrun was 2ol, 1913
k6pa In June a year ago the output
- 1Ef367 ounces.
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
CAST IRON WORK
DEPARTMENT OF CITY TRANSIT
CITY OF PHlLADEmPHA

Philadelphia. July 6. 1918.
~ Proposals for furnishing and deltvertpS
p-about Bixty-f five 1851 tons Of cast iron hrack-
8 SIS for the Frankford Elevated Railway
Contract No. $40. will he received until IL
(, S;ciSck noon. TUESDAY July IG. 1918. in
stead Of l2 o'clock noon. Tuesday. July g.
1915. as previously announced, at Room 71t
s,Bouree Building. where plans, speC!tcatons
h and blank forms may be obtained.
!, Bidders must he skilled and regularly en-
Z naRed in the class OF work hid for.
The contractor will he required to comply
! With the act of Assembly Of July IL 1917
relative TO Workmen's Compensation Insur-
: auee. and must furnish proof 10 the Depart.
: Haent that he has accepted the provisions OF
3 0oid act and either insured his liability
Is hereunder or secured exemption theretrom.
\ Each bid must be accompR MED by a GER
tifcate from the City Solicitor that a pro-
Voeai bond in the sum of Five Hundred
Dollars ($500) has been fled in accordance
With the provisions of an ordinance ap-
proved MAY 25. 1860.
= The Director reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids a. he may deem best for the
interest of the City OF philadelphia.
ttrs WM S. TW1NING.
~ ~ Director
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FRESH FRUITS

Cantaloupes of hne quality sold fairly
and were sTmer osfsT fruits were gen gen
per per- hamper, SOC 8 s.. 50. Psaehes. Georgis;
o e6Saskss 81 at GsyTers Rs. g., Of Ssersa
@25o. Lemons, per box sI9s. so.
GTsPsff GTspsfia pst box eD box
Porto Rico per crate. s295; do. F1ortda
per crate. s3@s: DO, Cuban. per crate. s22;5I5
3 g, do. "'svS New YORK. per s-lb' basket. IS
a.: Anricots, California. per crate. 81 q
ara erss do d per
s3I 3,25: do. do. per nat crate 81 .25 q
:. so; do Georgia. per standard crate 81; ~
@22 25: do. do. per pony crate. N.25 9l. so
Cantaloupes Georgia. pink meat. per Aa'
crate. dd5g s5c Watermelons. Southern DO Pc,
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Refined Sugars Unchanged

New York, July s.-Refned sugars
are unchanged with local rehrers quot.
ing fine sranulated at 7.50c- Raws are
unchanged at e.o5bc Tor se degree CEN
trifugaI
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BANK eCLEARINGS

Bank clearngs today compared with cor
responding daiTo last two, two oyzs years; ,o,e
phsla s57. 6os $50 s4s. ois'2es $40 St 7os 500
Boston so, 40l, $40 44.454sl7 IA 634 54S
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IT,.
34s tubs Unchanged.
EedsEssssslDSss = sss Sr.t. iI5SSs s5Ssos cases Extra
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SELLING MOVEMENT
UNSETTLES CORN PIT
Uncertainty Expected Until
After Government Report
Is Made Public
iRArS BELT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
Chicago. July 9.-Illinois - Generally
fair tonight and Wednesday; somewhat
warmer tonight in south and central.
Missouri. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Nebraska and Kansas-Fair tonight and
Wednesday. Not much change In tenn
North Dakota--Fair tonight and We'd
nesday: warmer tonight in west and CEN
tral.
South Dakota-Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday; somewhat warmer to-
night in north and west.
Wednesday; probably local thunder show
ers this afternoon or tonight in west;
cooler west of divide.
Wyoming-Partly cloudy tonight and
wednesday,; probably showers in north;
not much change In temperature
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BUTTER-Demand was fairly active and
the market ruled firm. with supplies under
cry, extra. 45c3. high-scoring goods 40 a 4Sci
extra tirsts. 44h c; firsts. 43 @ 44c SECONDS:
a. 81 a53c: choice at soc; fair to good at
EGGS were in good demand and firm.
with supplies well cleaned up. Quotations:
Free cases. nearby firsts sI2 go per standar rd
ern, extra frsts, $1,000 per case: firsts.
$3.50 per case; fancy selected eggs were
CHEESE-The market ruled firm under
small supplies and fair demand. Quota
tions: New York whole fancy fresh.
25h c; specials higher; New York. whole
milk. fair to good, fresh. 24fa G25c.
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Kansas City. July s.-CATTLE-Rece!pts
IS. 900 head. Market steady to sc lower.
Range Sl6io@l6.55.
HOGS - Receipts. $4,000 head. Market
SHEEP - Receipts 1000 head. Market
steady,
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POULTRY

LIVE - Fowls were firmly held. while
spring chickens We're quiet and barely STEADY.
The quotations: Fowls. 36737c: spring
chickens not Leghorns. weighing IN o. lbs.
apiece. IS q Acc: weighing 1G1i2 lbs. apiece
~ @44c: do. White Leghorns. according to
size SO g 4oc; stacy young ROSTERS. 35gSSc;
do, Indian Runner, 26927c, guineas; per
gs,r 5GIas; pigeons Old d i ps5 s6o pair. 40
DRESSED PoULTRY was firm. with a
good demand that absorbed offerinEs.. Quo
dry-pcked. fancy selected; 36c; weighing I
lbs and oyer apiece sSih small ns sizes,
spring ducks, Long Island, IS SIC: SQUADS.
per des6 white, weighing llGl2 lbs per
doZa. SIC So do. weighing lbs; per doT6
$685. 50: do. weighing 5 lbs per dos; - 30
saga; dark. H.50@ $50: small and No ..
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POOR CABLES CAUSE
WEAKNESS IN COTTON
Stop-Loss Orders in October
Also Help the Early
Unsettlement

CorroN BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York. July o.-The following tenn
peratures were recorded in the cotton belt
this morning: Nashville, 60: Memphis. 62;
and Wilmington. &C; Fort smith. Little
Rock and Meridian, 6S; Nicksburg. Ma
con, Augusta. Charleston and savannah,
20; Abilene and Montgomery, ~; Corpus
Christi. -; San Antonio. New Orleans,
Thomasville and jacksonville. 7s; Tampa,
so.
There was .O6 inch of precipitation at
Nashville: .12 at Montgomery and II at
and TAMPA.
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Pittsburgh. Pa, July e.-Hoes-Reee!pts
sssS hsss Ss sslisss
:, SHEEP AND LAMseSSs1Esee,pss eSs. Rec 800 hssS. a.
CALyEs-Reeeipts. 100 head. Steady.
Top. SIS.
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NEW YORK INACTIVE STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
New York stocks and in which tbere
were no transactions today. The price
.laS n.t w
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PHILADELPHIA INACTIVE STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed in the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange and in whlcn there were no
transa actions today The price given is
the last previous colse:
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South Omaha, July s-HoGS-Receipts.
10000 head. Closed 15c to zoe lower:
CATTLE-Receipts, 5000 head. Slow.
steady.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head. Steady.
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=, East Busfalo: n; Y, July s.-cArTLE-
,-GAtYEs-Receipts. 100 head. STEADY
HOGS Receipts. 1900 head. Steady.
Heavy, sl7.15g1s; mixed, sisgIs.ls; york
ers, light workers and pigs. s1s.l661S 25;
roughs, SIS. .25915. so. stags. Si0@i2
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 200 head
Steady and unchanged.
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MONEY.LENDINC RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call, mixed
collateral. opened today at per cent
for lending and renewing. On indus
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BAR SILVER

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BANK OFFICER

Bank Man. age 40. wide banking exper-
lence, executive officer. Possesses tact;
ability and personality, considerable lesai
knoyviedee; Ave years head of Trust Dept. N
mail city. Would consider locating IN
en1tern Pennsylvania. Expect salary com
menxurate with ability. Address
-T','-r CT, LEDGER OFFICE
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

head: LETT over, Tso5 head. MestlyN l592oe
STs than hss1y ssh 'm paekn.
pigs so Is q 70 80; rough ooC osI5soS l9:
steers steady. 1Oc higher: butchers and cat
tie steady. l5c higher: calves stead. 25o
higher stockers, slow.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head. Strong. ESQ
higher. Best Western lambs held at s1si
native top, $1s.75.