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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10

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New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

Novelty ,tton Blankets
$500, S5.75 each.
Sizes 66x84 inches, and 72x84
inches, come In soft, velvety fin
ish. All the new block patterns
in rose, Copenhagen, gray, and
tan. Ever so pretty and service
able for Summer use.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
Let the Upholstery Section
Devise Spring Beauty
r The place you loue best-Your Neu Home

Estimates furnished most
cheerfully, and without cost,
when you choose your needfuls
at Gimbels.
Cretonnes, 28c per yd. up to s1.35.
Curtain Muslins and Scrims. Csc
per yd. up.
Tussah Silk-and-Cotton Draperv.
65c per yd.
Awning-Stripe, round, lounging
cushions, $265 each.
Stenciled crash sets, washable colors.
center piece, IS cts, s1.65 and
$1.75.
Table scarfs, s1.15 each.
Pillow Tops, IS cts. and S1.15.
Sllkoline, Dutch Curtains, with ball
fringe, S2.75 pair
Printed Marquisette Dutch Curtains.
hemstitched, $500 each.
Washable Couch Covers of Cretonne.
1896 each.
Rope Portieres, 1895 to s11.25 each.
Ne1U transparent Chintz for those
delightful aUindo20 shades. that
everyone qcants for Summer.
Floor,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

turkish Bath Towels
s for $3.50
Full bleached. heavy, generous
size; plain white or neat blue
striped borders. Sold in half
dozen lots.
Extra Heavy Turkish Bath
Towels, s for $2.7O
Size 24x44 inches.
Big, Spongy Turkish Bath
Towels, CSC. each
Made from full bleached double
twisted yarns; 24x48 inches.
Imported Irish TwilIed Kitchen
Towels $4.75 a doz.
Heavy, absorbent and entirely
tree from lint. Name Kitchen
Cloth woven in the centre in red
or blue; 22h 2hx3l inches.
Imported Irish Glass and Pantry
Towels, s4.7S a dog.
Fine grade. Name Glass" or
Pantry Cloth" woven in the Dor
der in red or blue; also in red and
blue checks; 22x19 inches.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

Summer Weight Blankets, White
Wool and Cotton Mixed BIan-
ksts, $6.75, $7.8S, $1O.75 a pr.
Three special grades in full
size. Some cut and bound sepa-
ately; slightly soiIed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
OCTOBER THE LEADER
ON COTTON EXCHANGE
Market Strong and Makes Quick
Advance Beyond Last
Nights Close

New York, June 13.--The cotton
market showed strength this morning
and quickly advanced beyond last
nights close. October reached 81 cents,
or net rise of 10 points.
Later a good deal of spot house buy
ing absorbed the floating contracts and
led to a very strong undertone, with
a jump in prices to 81 .20c for October,
or 30 points above last nights close.
Active months sold 81 to A points
net higher before the end Of the first
hour. Houses which had been promi-
nent buyers during the earlier stages
of the recent bull movement were among
the buyers on the advance, which seemed
to be encouraged by expectations of an
important export demand as soon as
the peace treaty is signed
However, there was good deal of
realizing and later fluctuations were
rather irregular. The mid months re-
port of the Southern Products Com
pany placed the condition Of October at
III. against 75.6 at the end of May.
The receipts at the ports for the
day are estimated at 10000 bales,
against 0,950 bales a week ago: il, =
400 bales a year ago and 0,226 bales
two years ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13

Manufacturers Of mems and boys
clothing are also experiencing difficult
ty In filling orders owing to their in
ability to obtain sufficient quantity
of merchandise in the piece, and they
are also hampered to a considerable
extent by the labor situation.
The hardware line remains active
in all its branches, with a steady In :
crease In the number of purchases and
volume of business being done, and IL
is believed that the present condition
will continue throughout the summer
months. Prices remain firm and col
lcctions good.
'The. paper market shows little i'm
provement. Manufacturers and job
bers report an average amount Of bus
mess being done. but there is no
marked increase in the volume Of sales ;
prices are inclined to be high.
''The large cigar manufacturers re-
port trade a little more active in west
ern and southern points, but generally
business is quiet. The local retail
trade is reported in fair condition. Col
lections continue somewhat slow.
Sugar is fairly active, especially
in the export line, where demand is
heavy. Refners appear to be, booked
up for the next six months. Prices are
unchanged"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
BOOST SHIPPING PLAN
Coffee Men Urge Speedy Action or
South American Service

New York. June 13.--The joint cof
fee trade committee, representing the
green coffee merchants and roasters Of
the United States, today sent out to
more than 500 wholesale dealers
throughout the country copies of let
ter to Edward n. Hurley, chairman of
the United States shipping board, urg-
ing prompt establishment of the pro-
posed new government steamship serv-
ice between North and South America.
Better shipping facilities, it was
stated, would contribute toward bring
ing about a reduction in coffee prices,
a subject of interest not only to persons
in the trade, but to ''all those whose
breakfast would not be complete with
out the fragrant cup brewed from the
South American berry
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

International Harvester Company. quar-
terly of IL per cent on common, payable
July Is to stock of record June 25.
Safety Car Heating and Lighting Com
pany, quarterly of IN per cent. payable
July / to stock of record June 10.
Empire Steel and Iron Company, semi
annual Of per cent on preferred. payable
July / to stock OF record June 20.
Underwood Typewriter Company, quarterly
Of $lT5 share on preferred and 81 a
share on common. payable October to
stock OF record September 5.
Remington Typewriter Company, quarterly
OF IL per cent on first preferred and 2 per
cent on second preferred both payable July
1 to stock of record June 20.
Boston Elevated Railway Company. semi
annual OF S8. % ON preferred. and quarterly
OF Sl.25 share ON common, both payable
July to stock of record June II.
Northern Central Railway Company. semi
annual of per cent. payable July is as
registered June 30.
Otis Elevator Company. quarterly OF 81. so
per share on preferred and sl,25 on COM
mon, PAYABLE July is to stock OF record
american Window Glass Machine Com
pany, quarterly OF n per cent on preferred.
payable July 70 stock OF record June 20.
Contlnentait PASSENGER Railway Company.
semiapnuai OF q per cent, less income tax,
payable june 30 10 stoekholdsrs Of record
Nay 81. Books do not close.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
Financial Briefs

A Washington dispatch says the ship
ping board has fixed the rate on gold
to Argentine at y of per cent. Rate
is effective at once.
Fl. w. Hunter has been made manager
of the stock department of West & Co
The New York Stock Exchange has re
ceiVed notice from the General Cigar
Company Of proposed increase in capi
tai stock by $40, 900. 900.
:, ieoples Trust Company declared n
ai''dend OF per cent, payable June
o. 10 stockholders of record June 20.
me New York subtrehsury gained
~, 129, 900 from the banks Yesterday
making cash net gain since Friday
Of 81 1,314,O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
Leading futures ranged as follows
MUST REVISE PAPER RATES
Charges In Trunk Line Territory
TO Be on Uniform Basis

Washington. June 13.--Rates on
paper throughout Trunk Line territory
must be revised to make them conform
to a definite and uniform basis, the
Interstate Commerce Commission de-
clared today in deciding the case
brought by the Michigan Paper Mills
Traffic Association against the New
York Central and other railroads, seek =
ing removal of alleged discrimination.
Defendants were allowed forty five
days to propose revised schedule that
will eliminate the inequalities disclosed
by the evidence.
at is definitely established" the
commission said, that many of the
rates on paper in the east have been
made by the carriers largely for the
purpose of permitting mills on their
lines to compete in certain markets with
other mills more favorably located"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. June 13.-There has been
cable in trade that unsold stock in
Santos, exclusive of the government
contracts, had been reduced to about
$50. 900 bags. This has been explained
by the statements that there had been
1.OO0,OO bags sold to the United
States 100000 to Scandinavia and
200, 900 to the rest of Europe.
In the local futures market, prices
advanced around midday, July selling to
20. 15c; December to 945c and March
to 19.1Oc. going again into new high
grounds with the bulls again inN control.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
DROP IN CORN AFTER
SEASONS HIGH IS HIT
Crop Scare Causes Early Gains.
Final Quotations Above
Days Lowest

Chicago, June 13.-Aftcr a crop scare
mad led to pronounced strength, with
July and December selling into new
high ground for the season and Sep
tember equallying the previous top
mark, the corn market weakened to-
day, all positions going below the pre-
vious close and later moving irregu-
larily, but with final quotations above
the bottom.
The volume of business was the
largest in many days, and the pit had
an old time bull appearance for while
At the outset. sentiment continued
confidently in favor of higher prices,
influenced by frmer cash situation and
and further upturn in live hogs.
Considerable attention was directed
early to the growing indications that
especial efforts would be made to move
and store the new wheat crop. Com q,
mission houses. local interests ana
shorts purchased freely.
On the extreme upturn heavy selling
developed which filled all the demand
and brought about the reaction ana the
market was placed in position where
constant support was needed to main
tain prices.
The high rates for money at New
York were without effect in grain.
The weather was favorable for the
crop, and while approaching the pc
riod for crop alarms, gave an advantage
to the bulls at first. bears declared that
few days of clear conditions with
higher temperatures would change the
appearance of things.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago, June l3.-HOGS-Receipts, 20,
600 head Market mostly hShSF BaS
saan sao7Ssaf ysssf!daH keaSy, So
S20.6SS2i: light weight. 500 25 a 81; light,
$lS. 10 q 30. 85: heavy packing sows. $50 g
2o.50; packing BOWS 9So@2o PIGS
'it;STT c4TTLEwRecepts, E oORit 25Oo head. Beef
steers strong butcher stock s9%: 9SC b1SSsr mGSsX
prime, prime s1G q i6 so; medium good. $i2. rs q Isl
common. $40 80; light weight good
and choice, $l2.60q IA, 70: common and me
siH G.5e Gia'4S; s'HS cows, @ sT2S IL 50; Gamers
and cutters, So. 1901 20; veal calves. sl5. rs
@17.25; feeders, steers. S0.7691s; stocker
S'fsans sHEEPEReceipts, Its 5000 head Market
steady. Lambs. uneven. mostly 25c lower
than YESTERDAYS best time some. some SOC dS%R SR
sSsy sSsep steady SaK fa[ Lambs Top 81 pGand
Si2. 80 "a is So; s5 pounds up. sl2. rs @ l. so;
culls and common, S0.40@l2; spring, Sl6V
1880.
Kansas City, June 13,--HoGSaReceipts
5000 HSGs so mesn 5HR 80
20.50i pigs, slsql6, 75. o
caves estts Steady esa
beef steers, choice and prime. SIS Q l6i me;
sss; iighi%elghts., sOod and choies, III 30
OLA. .S5; common and medium. So 5oQl2. 75i
butcher cattle, heifers. So, 10 g l3. 80; COWS,
.. io veal calves, light and handy weights,
stsxs@ stesEss stseEs. .tS; Ss = g.
Lambs. 81 souS'd pounds down. nv SIS sS@l4 Il; s.
pounds up. s13q14. e5; culls and common
80 "a IL. u yearling w:thers' s1l @13. 20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
CHOICE WOOL IN DEMAND
South American Shipments Continue
to Arrive In Considerable Volume

ooutn american Shipments Continue
to Arrive In Considerable Volume
All grades and kinds of choice wool
have been in demand for the last
month. according to the review of trade
for the local district by II. G. Dun g.
Co., sales for the most part havingibeen
Of the better sorts.
While manufacturers have heavy or :
ders, they appear to be well supplied
with wool and are becoming more in :
dependent Of buying, although taking
advantage of choice offerings at rea :
isonable figures. South American ship
ments continue to arrive in considerable
volume.
Jobbers Of ,woolens state that the
market is steadily advancing. There
IL scarcity of merchandise and in
particular lines the demand exceeds the
supply. Cotton fabrics in the piece
have also increased considerably in
price.
The review, continuing, goes on to
say:
Manufacturers of ladies' waists,
those manufacturing higher grades, are
Experiencing difficulty in obtaining com
petent help and are not able to fill or :
ders that are presented to them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
VICTOR VOTES BIG EXTRA
Camden Company to Pay First spe.
eIal Since Beginning War Work

An extra dividend of 70 per cent on
common shares, in addition to regular
quarterly payment of 8 per cent, has
been voted by directors of the Victor
Talking Machine Company, Camden.
This is the first special declaration
since December Is, 1917, when 10 per
cent was paid.
The company discontinued extra dis =
bursements when it engaged in war
work. Government orders for military
purposes have now been filed and the
big plants are entirely engaged in max
ing usual products.
The regular quarterly dividend of ~
per cent on the preferred shares has
also been declared All dividends are
payable July 15 to stock of record June
80,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. June 13.--RUTTER. Higher
and firm Reecipts. 14.42t tubs. High
Slg52t4c; seconds, 4sh a SOL c; state dairy.
Fresh gathered extras. 46149h c: storage
psskksS ppaskss fSss T.,. Is, ss
frsts, 45T 41c; frsts. 43h a 45c: seconds.
sS@s2h c: dirtiess Se !. ss q ssc No; e;
81 @ soc: western whites. 47@ SOC; western
and southern gathered whites. A. g5sc; state
cred brown and mixed coioTs. 47h n 4Shc.
CHEESE-Easy. Receipts. 1896 boxes
Flat. current make. colored average run,
3Ok c, inside: fiat. current make whites
average run, 30n 3Ok G.; colored specials,
S1h 03lh C; white specials. 8lh d3lhc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
New Delaware Charter

Dover. Del, June 13.-A charter
was filed today for the Sinclair Con-
solidated Oil and Gas Company, with
SIC, zoo, 900 capital, to carry on the
business of drilling for oil gas and
marketing same. There was also filed
notice of increase in capital stock of
General Motors Corporation from
$50 900 900 to 81 ,O2O, 100000. State
tax paid with filing of charter was
S32, 600.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
TO THE HOLDERS OF
CITY LIGHT AND WATER COMPANY
Ons.Ysar go Secured Coupon Gold Notes
Dated September I, 1918

Notice is hereby given that City Light
and Water Company has elected to redeem
Year Six Per centum Secured Coupon
Gold Notes, dated September lst. 1915. and
even date with said notes, in acc ordance
with the provisions of Article I. Section 8.
Of said indenture. On July 18th. 1919, there
will become and be due and payable upon
each Of said notes; notes; At the Trust Depart,
New York, l40 Broadway. New York, the
principal thereof. tosether with a premium
of one-halt Of one Per centum Ih Of lsl
such date From and after such date no
further interest shall accrue upon any OF
such notes. Coupons due September Ist
i9ie. should be left attached to the notes.
Proper Federal Income Tax Ownership
certifcates should accompany all notes pre-
sented.
CITY LIGHT AND WATER COMPANY,
BY THOMAS !. CARTER,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
pELAwARE RAIIRoAD COMPANY
SERIES A, MATURING 1889

Phlladelphla, June 18th, 1919.
Sealed proposals will be RECEIVED until ls
above office. for the sale to the undersigned
compissioners& & Of the Sinking Fund provided
he General Mortgage Of the Delaware Rail
road Company. OF sufficient number Of
said bonds to absorb the sum OF s36. 400. 90
cordance with the provisions thereof: The
bonds so TO be purcha sed, II coupon in form,
ist' 1919 attached. and. II registered, must
be accompanied by appropriate powers OF
Attorney authorizing transfer to bearer.
Proposals must state the numbers Of the
bonds offered, The bonds accepted will be
presentation 10 Henry Tatnall. Treasurer,
the Pennsylvania Railrosd Company, Room
hos. S,oSn nn bonds accepted viii assss iniu hu
lat. 1919. The risht 70 reject any and all
SAMUEL REA.
conn,s.,o1sss1 nero JlatIns Z, GHEFM; Fssa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
woman's HospIta, Donation Day

The Womans College Hospital is
holding its annual donation day at the
hospital today. A novel feature of this
years affair is roof garden tea, on the
roof Of the hospital. During the after
noon an entertainment will be held, q
fortune teller will be on duty and there
will be a sale of homemade cakes and
IN ndies
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
FRESH FRUITS

FRU1Ts-watermelons were more plenti.
full and weaker. Other fruits were in mod
Quotations: Lemons per box. s42588 25
oranges. Gal. per box, q l06S,5S: straw.
berries. n j.; pc, st. Jog sag cantalouPes
1907: watermelons. Fla. per car, s450I
735; blackberries. n. c.. per at.. 10000
cherries. nearby, sweet. per pound, IA @ 2cc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13

$25,OoO,OOO
SWEDISH GOVERNMENT
Twenty-Year 6% Gold
Coupon bond. % s:1Ssa , ,. : ;oo @ ssD:s: D principal
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at s s9" debt a" the end Of 1918 Wa" s'S compared with 0 for " United
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revenue ~
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". ; os s:: s ss; f. .s ssa. . :; d: . .sss ] % ]
at 99H and interest
is s @'p % % - firm Cd ~ ~
Kuhn Loeb & Co. The adonaCa Company
New York Guaranty Trust Company NJ r.
Brown,B Co.
Continental lsnd commeci Tusan Savings Chicago
Union Trust Company Pittsburgh Pittsburgh
National Bank
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

ket nwMsh,ATTIReceipts. wa, T. 14l. $40 bush. The mar.
in eSporta auist aI brt firm. Quotations: Car lots
'SGdSfq rsG Mn,er
hstS sES TsSis ssiS',s B. .pjIs Ss ss
s3ss iasS wSi. SS HSE'R'FS sa 10 '?F'Psd sd
sSss wt. sfsa sssa vi Ss Esa '%StsS; PSfsS
red red smu,,S re TsJJntter. ter. garlicky s2so; No. 3
sarliSky. 81, IS: No. S i smutty, nut sS27S No,
No Sdfhekyi smutty, t2.2s; No. 5 red 81. 2si
No. sSFSsyy sssFISssy snasty sa;ss Nc 'mnt'y
ws.s wss 5lIs LIZ, apd prices ruled Arm but trade
aes, ags lSss e ! trade 70 quality and location
SATssIRseeRIps,rs, Rsr oSse ssSo bush The market
ssss5 4 fis:ss sSfss S Ssfns' fas
White, q. ss'e No. 7s@TSh wSfts e.
os5 os5LRSssRRsssls,s Ss in 200 GSis ana 12Iio,
W.qk w,h Very slow demand. fTn"%Se TRe Suo
''Gn in IsoS fSo''ow: ;T;. To srriye per 1oe lbs;
sisI ss S:,s ;lsS fit:S$ 4:
patent siaS1a56~ DO. patsnt. sRtnE sliSo IfSTa
F19uRhmrsWs, g. hrs clssF sS and an.S1n.sS
We quote ss25Gs7S per Barrel inGnsSsSa in ssesa
as to quality.
PROVISIONS
miFfi for rnss %ss, 9m Ts As ss SS
dri.S dtaiii9n'; Beef in sets: smoked and f%ip ff
mGsef ha@s sns a sSr.s ioj..
s$sksd SS& Ss. Ssa bs.d saoes,s sS d.
SSs piSSnto shoulders. s.. P, cured, loose,
loose sac; breakfast bacon. 43c: lard. S5c SSe
REEINED cIIcApc
Demand was fairly active on a basis OF
Ve Tor fine granusted.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
the heHnESNEIThsre nsTNs, was little trsdns and
SSTr.1i SSw T0FE %se. esd
. BUTTER was Ss% &c ihisaher under a NOR. a,
i've demand and strong on outside advices
Sc GOODS tn. sts
SS SSlc; ssonds, AZ 4ec; sweet creamery,
81 DOC fancy brands of prints jobbing at
or,e orp Sic; Iair to good. 62@6lc; Earlicky
EGGs-There was a good demand for fine
stock and prices ruled firm. Medium and
poor eggs were dull. The quotations ranged
per crate current see.ipts ;S
extra frsts. Sl3 so; frsts. s13 90, fancy Sc.
ieeted eggs jobbins at 53@55c per dog.
POULTRY
PoULTRY-Fowls were dull and 1c lower
Fine desirable sized broilers were in fair
request and 1rm. Quotations: Fowls via
express SO a 37c: spring chickens. broiers
not leshorns, yellow skinned weighing IN 8
2 pounds piece. 500 5sc; spring chickens,
broilers. not leshorns. yellow-skinned. weigh
Ing Ing IA aih pounds apiece. +5g5oc; white
leshorns ysllow-skinned, weighing tx a.
rounds anisce: 4ag 4Sc; white leehorns. well
Indian rsnnst sSS2se; geese. , sS% sS: saS: Ps Ts.
cons cons sIG Sld per pair. 4o@4oc; do young, per
DRESSED was In fair request and steady
with moderate offerings. The range Of prices
follows: Fowls. fresh killed, dry-picked in
ssse; ,weishing. S9sh lbs. sec; smaller sizes
80 gS4c; fresh killed. in bbls.. fancy. dry
pieksS wsish'Rs lbs ana 9ys5 apiece ss
srn. sizss 81 s.e OLD Tsossters dry picked 2Ss;
s5S; spring ducks. Long Island, se@sss;
u b. st dossn' SssIes Sa an wei.S
Ing 9glo lbs; per dozen: S.504s25; do. do,
90. xeshns ! iss, Ref dozen; g: so o., 2s;
Ms5o; dark. Sl.50@s.25; small and No. 9.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13
BUSINESS NOTES

A recently published report that the
Baldwin Locomotive Works had re-.
ccived an order for fifty Mikado engines
from the Northern Railroads of France
refers to an order placed two years ago
while the engines were shipped before
the armistice was signed. Recent for =
eign business includes sixteen locomo-
tives for the Norwegian State Railways.
Applications for licenses to import
into the United States from Germany
luminal, luminal sodium. trianal. pre-.
cious stones. artificial flowers and arti :
ficial raw silk will be considered by the
war trade board.
The national exposition Of vene.
zuela, which was to have been in
augurated about June ], has been post :
poned until July.
American steel Is moving Japan.
ward again. The reason for this, ac-
cording to japanese newspaper, is
that the high cost stock of steel accu-
mulated in Japan during the war period
has been slowly but steadily digested.
The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow
will say: There has been a good de-
mand for the best fine staple and half
blood woods again, and a fair business
has resulted at very firm prices. In
the West the situation is strong, with
prices tending slightly higher. The for
eign markets are all firm. The manu-.
featuring situation is likewise in a
strong position, with new business not
easily placed, except for far forward
delivery. Mohair is in slightly better
inquiry, bu4prices are unchanged"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-13

The national exposition Of vene.
zuela, which was to have been in
augurated about June 1, has been post
poned until July.