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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

New York. June 11.-The cotton
market at tho opening today did not
show the activity and strength prevail
ing at the close yesterday, although
cables made fair response. There
was good deal of cotton for sale at
the opening, partly on southern orders.
and first prices showed declines of from
Z to 80 points.
The market was weak and unsettled
during the early session and stop orders
were uncovered on the break, which
carried prices So to o. points below
last nights close, with October selling
at 29.75c compared with 3l.3Oc, the
high level of yesterday.
After their execution business was
less active and fluctuations irregular.
but the undertonC did not show much
Improvement. with traders evidently
more or less disturbed by the uncer-
tainties of the wire service, latest po-
litical developments and conflicting
crop accounts. The weekly report of
the weather bureau read moro favorably
on the average. but appeared to have
been discounted
The receipts of tho ports for the day
are estimated at $4,000 bales. against
~ 1863 bales week ago; 1929 bales II
year ago and S944 bales two years ago.
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The American Iron and Steel Insti .
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. June 11.-Dcspite the
fact that Brazil reported advances
which carried values to the highest
point since January, 1894. there were
heavy selling orders in the local mar
ket for December and call prices were
unchanged to advances of Is points.
There were evidences of profit taking
by western interests this morning and
in some months large blocks came out.
These offerings. however. were promptly
absorbed by what appears on the sur
face to be new buying, including. pos
Sibly. cotton exchange houses. and at
the, end of the first hour prices were
well maintained and some months
showed net gains of 10 to II points,
December touching 10 cents.
Cost and freight Santos 4s sold at
2l#i cents in block of 5000 bags. Lon e.
don credits. This is an advance of
about 20 points from the last previous
close.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

ooS ShSas9 SssS JSns Market 5
sa6sG sShSS sufF RhF Ss2 Sg
9SqiSm s 5sy 5sS!"s'Sa SsaE
sS + 4 sFs 575SS 75SS SS Sssa Beef
early sales steady; butcher stock steady 70
siIGl225; lightweight good and choice,
sefsTs st2 SH?n oo%s %saI caS
ssavy @ oeFsr sts.Fs @ sGe4s5 s5 csvss
STEADY to 2Is higher fesders 6Gs active active x,u
kes aatrs stssdS to stroDs head
Rshurss {sps ,, co nv5eE
IorssT. Hsf ssH Rt yorer
1886; pigs, si9Sis,25; packers. s1a'SoS
SATTtERRsss. SSAATETTtEEgR:sss.t. sdY SSS head M.rs., soc
h'gffEE gsHEEf 3 AND f&oAMBs-Ree.ipts. 300 head
'R% nd soc Sws5 Best ;s?' spx hG
lambs SIS.
eeipss Pas' b0G hesd s%s STEADY caves 1sceIpts,
S AStSs a9d gioS sof oI,s nfhs Tx.S
sS sSt ys:SS:fS!
''ffi fsfHiEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. zoe
head. Steady and unchanged.
ST Louis. Mo-. June ll.--HoGS-Receipts
10, 900 head. Higher. Top. $50, 10; bulk
500 q 20. 50 heavyweight. $40. so " 70; me
dium weight. $40 "a 90. 90; lightweight. Si9. sc
o 20, so; light lights, SIS; 55 10; heavy
packing sows. smooth %IS2Sg 10 80; pack
cATTLE-Receipts, 5000 head. Higher
| Yearlings higher. Veals higher. Bee
steers. medium and heavyweight medium
| and good. $l2 50df5 common, $40 q
| i275, iightweisht, choice and prime. SIS, rs
| cattle, heifers. sa@15; cows. s19l1,25
| Gamers and cutters. SEQ 30; veal calves
lignt and nandyweiEbt $i2 80 q 1928; feede
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Cotton BUYERS and Sellers

New York. June 11.-July-H Lyman
Schill. Mitchell and Rosenberg bid :;
lIartcorn. Cone and Watkins offered
October-McKenna Bartlett. Hyman.
Hicks, Goss. McEnany. Mitchell. Ros e
cnberg and Watkins bid Munds. Cone,
Finn. Kicffer. Frcderickson and Cup
pia offered Observation-Disclosures. Wat
kins. Rosenberg. Schill. Finn and
Schley bid Gcer. W. Gumoens, Free
man. IIartcorn and Waters offered.
January-Hyman, Finn. Figgatt. Me
Kcnna and Downs bid; Rosenberg.
FrcdcrickSon. Walsh and Bartlett of
fcrrd March-McEnany and Sellar
bid Young, Weick, Hicks and Waters
offered.
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. June Ilaao9UTTER-Lower
scoring, h2q52%c; extras, 6ih a Q5i%c;
frsts. .50a5ic; seconds. As "a 40t c; state
dairy, 5lG5li2c.
: EGGs-!rregular, Receipts. %, 500 cases
Fresh gathered extras, 4sh a 4Oc; storage
firsts, As @48h c; gathered extra frsts. 45S
g Gteh c; northern SECTIONS seconds: 500
hSci checks, 36c, inside checks, uhdersrs Dc.
20 35c; gathered whites, ara 55c: western
cred whites. 48I55c; state and nea rby hen
merry browns. 4sh q Gh0h g: gathered brown
and mixed apiors. Al n 4ec.
CHEESf Weak Receipts, H. 522 boxes.
s6ht %aks so csISsTsSe ass e. syeESgs Ss9Lsd run
cisls. 81 qsihc; white specials, 81 9s1kc c.
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LOCAL MEAT MARKET

The following report on the fresh western
dressed meat trade in Philadelphia is fur;
office Of the Bureau Of Markets, United
States Department of Agriculture:
FRESH BEEF-ReCeipts light: supply lib
eral: market weak and dull demand light.
STEERS-Receipts light; supply aCcu;
mulating; ma rket weak and draggy q, Sll
to S21: demand quiet.
COWS-Supply light: market weak at s13
to s17: demand slow.
VEAL-Racepts moderate; supply liberal
market weak and declining at Sli to s2i ;
demand slow.
! PORK-Supplv moderate: market steady
on loins at s27 to s32; other cuts weak
and draggy: demand fair.
LAMB-Receipts light: market strong at
s2s t. trr-S3 S3t, DEMAND faiTiX good ,,, s.o,d,
at yesterdays prices at $40 to s22; demand
quiet.
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Extra by Mahonins Coal Railroad

New York. June 1l.-Thc Mahoning
Coal Railroad has declared a regular
semiannual dividend of 81. per cent,
or 81 % share, on preferred stock,
and 10 per cent. or 81 n share, on
common stock and an extra dividend
of S15 a share on the common. The
extra dividend is same as declared last
wear. Mahoniug Coal Railroad pre-
ferred and extra dividends are payable
July to stock of record June 2l and
common dividend is payable August /
to stock of record July II.
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Refined Sugars Unchanged

New York. June l1.-Conditions gov
erning the refined sugar market are un-
hanged. The Federal. Warner and Ma :
tional companies continue withdrawn.
Arbucklc Brothers arc withdrawn on
granulated but continue to offer soft
grades Nos. 10 to 16 inclusive ut 20
points concession. Prices otherwise are
unchanged. Raws' are unchanged at
7.2Sc for 90 centrifugals. delivered. The
United States equalization board made
no purchases of raws yesterday.
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Railroad Gross Earnings Higher

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion's compilation of earnings of 1S4
railroads and II switching and terminal
roads, show April total operating rev
enups of S3S0, ,1GI. .731, against 800
640.412 in the same month last year,
or an increase OF $l3 3,527 .319. Net op-
Grating revenues for the month de-
creased $40 .342 $50. Total operating
revenues for four months increased
S2O1 500, ,001.
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steers, ssSOaI275; stocker steers s775@
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head Active.
STEADY. Best native spring lambs. s35:
springs, Slh 5OG 1850; ewes, medium and
choice, $7oOds. so; culls and common. 81
Kansas City, NO.. June I1-HoGS-Re-
ScSeipts. cep 1000 head. Higher. Bulk $50. 25a
2nh 80; heaves. 500 so a 2O.8O; medium
weights, $50 ~ a 90 So lights, $50 a 20. 45
light lights: SO Is a 30. 20; heavy packing
sows. $40. 10 q 20 90. pigs. $lSdlO 80.
CATTLE-Recepts, 5000 head and 500
calves. Weak; vealers higher. Heavy beef
steers choice and prime Sl5. 1O6 10. 10; me
dum and good, S13 5OGl5; common. sIl 50
@l3. 40; lightweight. good and choice. S12. So
a Il. l5' common and medium. $9.5OGrl3.lO;
butcher cattle, heifers. S7@lI; cows s6.65d a
- Is; Gamers and cutters, $500 8 so
veal calves, light and handy weight. Sl2 "a
OLA. 75 feeder steers, S0.S5ql4.50 stock
ers, S7.35@ l3 40
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head Higher.
Lambs. 81 pounds down. S13Gl4: SIS pounds
and up. Sl2. I5 q IA; Culls and common IS "a
a IL, 30; yearling weathers, slO.75Ql3: ewes
S7d9. so; ewes culls and common, S496T5
goats, S5I0.
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BTTTER-Thc ma rket was unsettled ana
prices dec lined ~ c in solid packed cream
cry ana lc on prints. Demand was light.
QuoIatlonS follow. Solid-packed creamerS.
extras. .52i9 9; higher scoring goods 53Iz a
922 - ~" latter for, jobbng sales: extra
tnGG' sweet. creamery, choice to fancy 54la %
nH'e c; do fair TO good. jOiA n 53h c; fancy
good soc 5oc: garlicky prints 4s q soc
EGbS-Fine fresh eggs were 15c per ca se
mahd Medium and poor stock was dull
Quota tons: Free cases. nearby hrsts. Sl3 so
per crate; current receipts. Sl3. 20: western
extra irsts $3.50: frsts. S13 20: fa~s.y
selected eggs jobbing at 53 a 55c per dozen.
CHEESE-The market was quiet and
somewhat irregular in value. We quote:
New York and Wisconsin, whoe-milk flats,
current make, fancy 32% c; specials higher:
fair O gnnd 90 4 9olA q
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Pools Boon to Export Business


trade growing
The attribute" largely
which, If
would be violating the sherman but their methods perfectly
mate under the Webb act for
'Therr this
which sell
infringement the Sherman This Webb
boon tho exporter and who has particular
to figures making
former figures will be much surprised The
vigorous competition from European
is
The trouble. he to
that they always depend
ynliae market
when Great Britain the gold
of Africa
be taken exchange She
"ry with cood glass briiants bright aurd brass
people whose wardrObes had
with they wish
trouble building
change and credit others will ahead of take the
manufacturers they only make white they
of this where the coor of Oriental Persian
pictures o
1--WE
lowed by number when factories had
worked back this
wastpfu method, he asked
balance in
tries that begging for produCts?'
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GOVERN MENT BONDS
Per Capita Circulation Shrinks

Total money in circulation on June
| was So ,S34 .26S, ,212. compared with
81. 246. .G62 .253 on June |, 1913, and
81, So. 2SS, ,O9l on May l, this year.
Per capita circulation on June l was
S54 20. against S54.64 on May l and
S54 .56 on April |.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
oilt.Edeed Section Hard-RsiIs In
Demand--Oils un

London, June 1l.--Thcrc was no fca
turc TO the trading on securities on tho
stock exchange today. The markets
werc listlcss but steady in the main.
The gilt edged section was hard, and
Canadian and Argentine rails were in
demand.
Diamonds were strong. and oils also
moved inward
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION
Tho following securities were sold at
auction today by Barnes & Lofland:

Tho following securities were sold a
auction today by Barnes & Lofland:
STOCKS
i6 Rank Of North America par 800 go
10 American A"! ' surety Company OF Now Wv
CommcnwHcSs'ltiR HS' Title insurance and ~
), s39 Tiq'{ xs;5as B.Rf SfF $40 ,a9 i5
! First Rational Bank OF Phiisdel-
phla; par 800 ...a;;,.;.. G4i
PHI pbta: >T par TSq't 500 t"N o' t",'"ov' 248
500 ."''',..',,''...'.'.. ",'o,'' ,',' ''' 3siri
ronnsyrvarila, company for 1nspr o."
Annuittes; par Sl0O.........,.. $40
rennsyivsns company for 1nsur-
anCes on Lives and Granting o
West End Trust Company. par ,oo
% Ro6ers Morris Trust company: par
- Insurance Company state Of Penn.
second and Third Sire; Streets Passcn.
20 H. sfr HslIyS$} HHsilI%s$} %S%as"% n,r SO ~
20 Hay"rford Land and Improvement
Company CMsTon Cricket Com ,o
30 American Stores company iirst pre-
ferred; par 800; ......... 49,. 90
% Media Title and Trust Company; -,
? Rank Of &or,,9 America; par sioo 9To
soy,hwark National Bank; par 90.
sog!Swark National Bank; par oa 49,,
Hensinston; .Nationia;ii Rank; par -,
Real Estate Trust Company pre-. 49,
fcrred: par 800. ........... ..... 81
10 Bankers Lonn and Investment
10 contInen,ai Passenger RAILWAY
q Little Schuylitill Navigation Rail
, Mine ,Hiil and schuyIkill Haven -,
Railroad Company .............. -
10 American Gas Company, par 500. 7@'.
10 Pe1,nsgy3nta Salt Manufacturing 60
10 PenHs%tvanla sals notwithstanding
:, !, C9mnan%; tnr,1 X, nar $40 .t; Co,, N@
10 Hartford city Gas Light COMPANY
10 Diamond Land Coal comrany..... isis
% Mutual Trust Company. ........... A.
RONDS
$4,000 Reading COMPANY and Philadel-
phia and Reading Coal and
Iron CompanE. 4 per cent.
General mortgage Coupons
,,,oo January and July. Due 1897. s3''
way Terminal Company. ) per
cent. Coupons May, quarter
$500 Electric AZ and Peoples Traction W"
G%mt9an{. CeItt.ftnt.. per Irfsrd:. cent Trust
and October, Due 1915. ..... Ga's
1000 Pittsburgh & birmingham TraC-
ton COMPANY per cent
First mortgage. Coupons MAY
and November Due 1929 .... -
1000 IIehiEh Valley Transit Company,
) per cent First mortgage
Series u. coupons March and
September. Due 1888. ....... 90.
5000 York Railway Company. = per
cent. First mortgage. Cou-
pOns June and December. Due
1897 ........:.......... ........ SGh
200 United States Liberty Loan.
per cent. Coupons May and
November. Due 1892 ........ %
400 United states Third Liberty
Loan, ~, per cent. Coupons
March and September. Due
1928 .........:...... 95r4
500 Automobile club Of Philadelphia.
! per cent Improvement and
equipment. Coupons January
and July Due 1910. ....... 20
10000 Toledo. Peoria Western Rail
way Company. per cent. DuH
1917 .......,....... rs
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Financial Briefs

Oklahoma Natural Gas announces
that holders of fractional shares can
subscribe to ono full share of new stock
on 30 per cent subscription offer, and
that in connection with the | per cent
stock dividend stockholders can buy odd
lots TO even up holdings.
At stockholders meeting of the
White Motor Company increase in the
capital stock from SIG G.O0O. 900 TO 500 .
GOO 900 was authorized.
Frederick r. Narr. who for many
years was manager Of tho stock depart
mcnt of West & Co.. has become asso-
ciatcd with CarstairS & Co.. 1410 Wal
nut street, members of the New York
and Philadelphia stock exchanges and
New York cotton exchange.
The New York Stock Exchange has
substituted on the list: Stromberg
Carburetor Company of America. Inc.
permanent engraved certificates for cap
ital stock in lieu of temporary certifi
Gates. Stricken from the list Amer
lean Mailing Company common stock.
Application has been made to the New
York Stock Exchange to list 81 .OC) , 900
additional per cent cumulative first
preferred stock of the Booth Fisheries
Company.
The New York subtreasury lost
S03S. 900 to the banks yesterday. max =
ing net loss since Friday of 50. .446, E
OOO
The National City Bank Of New
York. has applied for permission to ship
S3.OOO,OO0 gold coin to Argentina.
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. June 11.--BUTTER-Receip
ia 2+D tubs Extra tirsts, soc; frsts, 4Sh o
40lac seconds. 46d47c standard, 50h %
5Ul?C; packing stock. 40d44c.
EGGS Receipts 37.S+l cases. Easy.
Firsts. 3Sl2 a 30lac; ordinary frsts 37W,
~ re; miscellaneous. 81 a 3oc; drties. 81 %
36c: checks. 2SFr Sac storage packed hrsts,.
ISC. extra. Al n a 42C.
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VEGETABLES

The market was generally steady under
offerings and fair demand. Quo
g Tors Wh,T potatoes old per oI,n 100 lbs
T-r 6DI.~No / $7G9;. 10. >, s6a6.50.
white potq toes. Eastern shore, ylrglnia per
potatoes. Norfolk per bbl.--No. /. ss.50Q9.
No. =, $+q5. Cabbage. Norfolk, per crate
) l. ~ q :. 80. cabbage Eastern Shore. per
crate S2..5G3. onions. Texas. yellow. per
crate S2945O. Onions Texas. white. per
crate, S2Er 1. 50.
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BUSINESS NOTES

Caustic soda and soda ash continue
active. Buying Of considerable proper
tions for export is reported, and the
markets have advanced.
One Of the indications that business
with Europe is gradually getting back
on Pre- war basis. at least in so far
as the machinery of buying and selling
is concerned. is shown by the increased
number of American salesmen going
abroad.
AZ meeting Of the board Of directors
Of the Tanners Council. to he held in
New York on June %, plans will be
discussed for the establishment of a
school for the instruction of men in the
practical art of tanning.
Sales Of "a gross tons OF tin for the
week ended Saturday are reported by
George Cromsby. chief in charge of tin
for the war industries board
American made bicycles and tri-
cycles, together with accessories, should
find a ready sale in the Netherlands,
according to Arthur II. Redfield. Amer
lean trade commissioner at The Hague.
The level country. good brick roads.
attractive scenery and short distances
between towns. he says. have made
cycling favorite sport in Holland.
The American Iron and Steel Insti-
tute reports during May. thirty COM
.panes which made about S4.03 per cent
of steel ingot production Of United
States produced | ,92D .O24 tons of ingots
against 2.230.T1l tons in April and g.
1O7.TIS tons in January. May produc
tion was at rate of only %. l4S, 2SS tons
annually and reflects the depressed state
of the steel industry last month.
The American Smelling and Refining
Company has advanced its price of lead
from 90 cents to 40 cents per pound.
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BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver was quoted in
New York today at S1,1lh an ounce,
an advance of 1Mc. In London the
price was 54Ad, a gain of SD.
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SALES BY THE SOUTH
SEND COTTON LOWER
Absence OF Strength and Activ-
ity Prevailing at Close
Yesterday

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York. June 1.-THE following TEN.
nerntures were recorded in the cotton belt
90 Fort Smith -0s; Little Rock, Vicks;
burg. MERIDIAN Knoxville. Nashville ana ana
con, 70; san. Antonio MONTGOMERY. Az
gusta and Wilmington Tampa and Jack
sonville, -: Galveston, New Orleans.
Charleston, and Savannah. 70: Corpus
Christi and PENSACOLA. IS. The precipitss-
tion follows: Atlanta .02: Memphis. or:
Jacksonville IL; Fort Smith. 10. Shreye-
port. 20: Corpus Christi "a: Little Rock
Nllln ln and Oltla hntna 70
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POULTRY

,, LIVE was In small supply and quiet. with
Fowls. via express, 81 asc; spring chick
ems. broiers not Leghorns yellow-skinned.
weighing 1a4 az lbs. apiece, 81 a 55c; ex-
ceptional lots higher; spring chickens. broil-
ers, not l.eghorns, yellow skinned. weighing
= G114 lbs. apiee. 45q5oc; white Leg
skinned, smaller sizes. asa &c; .roosters. %
q 2iC: ducks, Petn. rs a 3Oc ducks. Indian
Runner, 27G2sc; geese, 2O9 23c. pigeons.
old, per pair, 4O4 4jc; pigeons, young, per
pair, rs G40c.
DRESSED-The market was quiet and
steady with moderate supplies The range
Of prices we're as follows: Fowls. fresh
:, lbs. and over apiece. 3sci, weighing 40
3b2 lbs. acc; smaller sizes 32G 34c: fresh
lbs. and over apiece. 3Sc Weighing sG3Is
lbs. ~ q 36c; smaller sizes 32@34c; old
roos,ers. -dy,picked 25c: broil!ng- chickens.
ducks, Long Island. 3G@35c; squads. per
dozen, white, Weighing II I12 lbs. per
lbs. per dozen. 81. .5O6I %; do. do. weighing
lis. per dozen. sG06 IS; do do. weighing
lbs per dozen. $50 5.23; do, DE- weigh
dark. 81 500 %: small and No. =. soc q 81.
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Finonciers Interested in Packing Merger

There good deal of interest shown financial district
Frday
tered all
The final
Monday Of
stock
shares value" stock which will be traded the Curb
lhe combination will be Allied Packers
banking
that will
what Allied
oil of the independent packers country
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Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

o.M,.HBAT-Receipts. 1924 bushels or
al sst.hss We're light and the market ruIesf
,nl, ,'nl, though qulet Quotations: Car lots i,,s
tSnIn n,eNstor government standa rd insper1
q" 40 Shhdard prices-No. I red winfsr
50 SSa,.onV no. ! northern spring. So 10; No. II
iISsitu winter' S2,3o; No. / red winter Far1
rcd ,,vS'; $50 No J red smutty. 81 SO: No, \
60 CO. o., ,WInter' $236: No. . northern sprinsl
Hg,8o; ',in,a No. hard winter. So s8: No. 2 red
$2.ss; No s red winter. e. 80 40! Se Jed .smuttys
Srn spring. s232; No. 3 hard winter 10 40 :
no; y red winter, garlicky, So 40; No 4
req smutty, 81. 20; No red, s.. so; No. 4,
s"tlcky, 2.2S; No smutty s227: MOI
:; sarIicky, smutty. s2.2s; No 5 red, So 2s3
20 D garllcky, 80 26 No. . smutty' 50 25.
NO; ., ,garlicky. smutty, S2.24
kN-Recelpts 1929 bushels, Demand
liza MTa 'sn., @ put supplies were small and priced
Tuleo steady. We quote yeTow in car lots
lr .oCaI trade. as to quality and loca tion
AT - N3W SO per bushel
DAIS-Recepts, 43.474 bushels The
MARKER was quiet and unchanged with light
"Herings We quote car lots as to location
80: white 7sls a 7oc; standard white. Is
~ iNtFc;. No. 3 white, 77@ 77hc; No.4 white,t
FLoUR-Receipts 400 barrel, and
a35. 593 pounds in sacks Buyers showed
very little interest. and the arket was
weak Quotations. To arrive. per 1875 lbs
western, sii,25 lilo: nearby. 5000,
j .2o' Kansas straight. sil.5O01225: DO.
snort paterL $l2d ~. so: spring snorts
II 70; do first clear. so 75Q1O25.
Ky 2 FLOUR was dull. We quote at
Ss.S.-'~" 81" per barrel in sacks. as to quail
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FRESH FRUITS

choice stock met with fair sale at revised
figures. Quota tions: Lemons. per box. SAFE
dd.S5. Oranges. California. per box, $40
I5.T0. Strawberries, New Jersey. per
quart. lO4 30C. Cantaloupes. Florida. per
crate s2d2 30. Cantaloupes. CALIFORNIA;.
per crate $8.50Gs. Watermelons. FLORIDA
per car 5000 q 500 BlaCkberries North
Carolina, per quart. 10@25c. Cherries.
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NeU Issue

BondSec Sinking gFundC $50 Notes
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11
PROVISIONS

II, The market ruled firm, with a fair job-
DING demand for most descriptions. The
quota tons: Beef in sets smoked and air4
dried. fsC beef. knuckIes and tenders,
smGked and air-dricd 49C; pork family. 81
@ "0C; hams s. =. cured. loose, 36I7 6D37M e;
do, skinned. loose 34i2 D35t4 c: do. do,
smoked; 36iR aS7l2 2c: hams. boiled. bone,
,ehs' h3C: picnic shoulders, 5. =. cured.
loose, %S'. ., do smoked. 2024 c; bellies in
plcEIe loose. 3Sc; breakfast bacon. 42o.