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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13

what happened at the old California
Ciub-about how Corbett and Peter
JACKSON boxed sixty-oue rounds.
Know what Corbett and Jackson
really did, Just stood and looked at
each other for six rseven rounds at
:, time-until Mr.. Fulda ordered Hiram
Cook to stop the thing and throw them
cut
Great fights they had at the Cali
tornia Club. The fights were so inter
cstins tina. the spectators would go out
IN tic riddle OF them and cat ham
and eggs
s.-o they did Used to go across
the street and boy drinKs-st the Char
ter Oaks saloon. at Cuilys. at the
Grand Hotel Bar and at eastman &
payie's.
Could Peter Jackson Whip J. Johnsort
George Dixon wasn't much. he
looked like q little colored jockey and
johnny Elilbauc could have pecked him
70 pieces
Peter JasI.son wofNld have stood as
much chance Of whipping Jack Johnson
az would
THE old -tinefs boxed like thoy were
catching butteln'es.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13


has In.naeea n,or,- n,.,,is. ~, 49,
,va.cb.a 49,, 10, ~, -
sraatest eo-t,.o III, 80,
..-rl,c,,e.s IT,, ~.
er~ .at7 linn, ,,a,,,,i,, ~, m -
san netting ~ Alo, g;rsgs~at,.. In. -
SAN Francisco ana ,-,,bo1,t go. -
taken a lesson he worked j.. No.
Senger bo,- a. Tho da,--.f..,o ma a., ,,{s
fighttpr ar uteht lie f.tl,o, ,,..,.,. .,,,,.
teur OF MS weight in .rri.c, mon ~
came rast a,d s.ertla,, ,h, ,,.,rl,, 80,
his cleverncss
lie had q hritl ltis. t..-l.,,,.e.,~,,,
but was yerv ltrh, festbar,yeie.,, ~.
not only beat All sc tho hest feathers
but he took on tic host light ana vel
terweight lighters as wet. Didn.t ~.
fight For5cs at IFS pounds ono nieht
ana me same week beat 4uddv RYAN
who Wa ne hosS rcltero -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13
SIGN "CLINKS" MYERS
FOR INDOOR FINALS

The Tornado football team has sign
ed ''clinks' Myers. OF Hammond. &c
play left end against the StsyTns club
in one of the finals for the heavyweight
championship Of the Chicago football
league at the Dexter Park pavilion.
Forty-second and Halsted streets sun
day afternoon, Dec IA. The kickoff
will be at $3.50 o'clock.
These two teams played a scoreless
tie a few weeks ago at Gunther Park.
The Stayms expect to have Paddy
Driscoll playing one of the half back
positions
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13
YACHTMEN MEET
IN CHICAGO TODAY

CHICAGO, Dec. 13-The annual meet
ing Of the Lake Michigan Yachting As
ISOLATION is being held in the Hotel
Sherman this afternoon in addition
to routine business and election Of Of
dcers for 1920. the question OF restrict
ing the use 81 the new Marconi rig on
racing boats Will be discussed. The
association VIII also elect president
Of the Yacht Racing Union Of the Great
Lakes and arrange Tor the next annual
meeting of the union to BE- held in Chi
cago for the first time ms everal years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13
JOHNSON FIGHTS
MAYS DECISION
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

NEW NOItk, Dec. l5--tne Question
OF authority in the American League
win be left for the courts to decide. il
became evident today. Contrary to ex-
pectations President Fan Johnson has
appealed the Mays decision and seems
determined to fight other actions start
ed by the "insurgent' factions on legal
battle fields.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13
CAM. SELECTS
ALL-AMER|CAN
TEAMS FOR '19
Clio of Hammond, Half
Back on Third Team.
IIHrEeEhrIoNAL NEWS srRvicE

NEW YORK. Dec. t3.-WaIter Camps
Au-American football team for 1919 is
published today by Golfers weekly
The Ali-American team of 1919 pre-
sents tho most powerful aggregation Of
players that has been on the gridiron
Tor long time" writes Camp. 1T is
practically all veteran material educated
II the modern game. There is no man
on Il who has not developed e the full
the possibility 81 his positions
The 1919 selections follow:
ALL-AnGERIcAN ELEvEN.
End, Higgins, Penn state: tackle.
West, Colgate; guard. Alexander SYRIA
cslse; center Weaver. Center College:
guard, Youngstown. Dartmouth: tackle.
Henry. ". & j.: end. H. Miller. Penn !.
quarterback. McAillin. Center. halfback
Casey. Harvard halfback. Harley. Ohio
SUITE; fullbach. Rogers. W. Va
SECOND ELEVEN.
End. Weston Wis: tackle, Ingwersen.
Illinois: guard. Denncld. Annapolis: cen
ter Bailey. W. Va: guard. Depler. Illi-
nois; tackle, Grimm. Wash: end. Ounce,
Lafayette. quarterback Strubing
Princeton; halfback Trimble. Princeton;
holfback. oss Mimi. fulIbach. Braden,
Xalc.
THIRD ELEVEN.
End I.,s< West Point: tackle Slater
Iowa: ark. Harvard. center
Csllslt- guard PiSlev, Ohio
state: $50 4. Gody. Vanderbilt: end
lsober, cuartorbael. Boynton
William. -alshact steers Oreson:
halfbacb. Gallo. Ceis4le: fuIDaeA. Rob-
iusou. Dartmouth,
JselS Wolfe got decision over Jrs
y IN, IT,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13

Dear Tad. Your Annie Oakley story
was All right except that she was the
champion wing shot. not rine shot.
She >u<cd shotgun, an dthat scatters
shot riho puts but one hole in a
target Free tickets as recall. have
a number Or holes in them.
Yours ia the interest OF history
DUNCAN CURRY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13
SPORT CLUB TAKES
$3.50, 900 N. Y. SITE

NEW YORK. Dec. 13-The home OF
the new International Sporting clut
Will be located on the east side OF Lex
ington avenue at Forty-ninth street
The site has been purchased for s75o.-
600. The building. to be designed BY
W. H. Gompert. will cost approximate
~ 100000. Pending the completion OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-13
KRELING PANS oLD-TIdE BOXERS

Tiv Kfoling. one OF the old-tiners in
Frisco gave Marion Salazar an inter-
view the other day and during the
chatter panned the old-tlme fighters to
. j -. Here's some OF the things Tiv
su.d.
she, rc an the time talking about
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
STOCK TRADING
AGAIN bROADENS
Financial Community Watching
Deliberations of Industrial
Conference Carefully
FIREWORKS IN SPECIALTlES

New York. Oct. T.-Thc New York
Evening Suns closing financial review
today says:
Outside the list Of numerous special
ties which were buoyant. today's stock
market displayed moderate strength Of
Il convincing character in trading which
still further gave indications Of broaden.
ing. II was to be expected. perhaps.
that the edge should be taken of the
forward wing in view OF Mondays ag
grcssivc advance by taking of profits.
News developments over night and
during the day were quite ms favorable
as before continued Improvement in
the Presidents condition having been
the ruling consideration. The steel
strike was. of influence only not as a
matter of doubtful issue. but of indie
terminate settlement. When rioting
takes place. it is usually regarded as the
beginning of the end. but this should
not bc insisted upon too dogmntically
in the present industrial outbreak. be-
cause, it is suggested. the strike move
mcnt is of such scope that rioting in
Gary does not necessarily mean that the
walkout in Chicago, Pittsburgh and
other ccntcrs is about to come to an end.
although as II matter Of fact such seems
pretty nearly to be the case
1t was hintcd at Washington that
President Wilson might be we'll enough
to address the industrial conference in
session there before it closed Nothing
has yet been done at the conference
which can be said to have Il direct bear
ing on the labor situation. but the
street is watching the deliberations
carefully and is not without hope that
something constructive may come of it.
in the way of allaying any bitterness
or suspicion there may be between labor
and capital as II result of past differ
CncCS or the present struggle.
Meanwhile the securities market is
broadening and today was no cxcep
ton. United States steel shares were
quiet and narrow. The other Stcels
were firm to strong. but less nggressiv,
than other groups, particularly the oils
motors, tobaccos and sugars.
Among the miscellaneous issues which
supplied some fireworks were Genera
Motors, Kelly Springfield Tire. Worth
ington Pump, American Wooden. Ma
tiOnal Biscuit, Stromburg Carburctor
Texas Oil, Endicott johnson and so on
There was fair demand for the
rails, especially some Of the lower priced
| stocks, like Missouri, Kansas and Texas
common and preferred and Texas ant
| Pacific. The equipment group was alsC
actively bought.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07

Net government expenditures in Sep
tembcr were S66T .221 $40 n new low
record since the armisticc. May was
the last month in which expenditures
exceeded the billion mark at S1.l12.-
33S, ~. Since then the net expenses
have run: June. $500 ,3S9 $50 July.
$0T6 273.570 August. S7G5. .797. IA =,
and September, S667 POI $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07

The average price of twenty active
industrial stocks advanced Us per cent
yesterday to 112.04. This Is within
0.19 per cent of the high water mark
of 112 %. made on July II, which rep
pre- war times. The twenty railroads
advanced 0.l2 per cent to S2.4S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07

Money in circulation on October
was 81. .SO6. 81 $50, against S5,I43,
go ,OG1 September ! and Sj.IOO.OlI,-
81 October |. 1913. Per capita cir
culaton in the United States October
!. 1919, was SJ4.5S, against Sj4.4I
October /. 1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
MoNEY.LENDlNG RATES

NEW NORK-Money on call, both
mixed collateral and all industrial col
lateral. opened today at s per cent for
lending and renewing.
The strength of the call money
market has had an unscttling effect
upon the market for fixed date funds.
Today. 6 per cent is strongly bid for
time money for periods of ninety days
to six months, but business is very
quiet, owing to scarcity of offerings.
The high rate for call funds obviously
slackens the interest in prime bank ne
ceptances. Rates for acccptanceS are
unaltcrcd.
Prime mercantile paper shows
slightly larger offering. with rates rang
ing from } to JIa per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-Rcccipts. a,437 bush Trade
quiet. but prices arm. The quotations.
Car lots. in export elevator government
standard Inspection standard prices-No
rcd winter t2.30i No ! northern spring
81 Se' No. hard winter. S2.30: No. rcd,
winter, garicky S287 30, / rcd smutty.
ss,86 Nc J red Enrlcky and smu'ty t2 ~. a.
Of wheat were based ON the following scesd' Sl
iOc under No l. No. : wheat. ! lc under No,
!, For nll whcat otherwise conforming To-
dchclent in test weight, the discount from
the No. price will be Be per bushel for ,eaca
stadlnE below no ) for reasons other than
dfhTSGg s N SSs wSs,g ss W be be GRSS
case less than &c per busnel under the cor.
responding regular grede GernGkS w. S%hpsr pSr
bushel from the regular grade, Mixed wheat
VIII he discounted from &c TO NJ oG; AsSofubrmGt bt
to quality and condition OF miNtnrGSs 10 Ou; u
Ssqpt ' 0S S'% gar u" tss"S Ia 10 qIysd %Hsai A.
under the corresponding regular grade. All,
CoRN--Rccctpts none; Trndc was dipHLl
and prices were nomnnlly unchanEeIj, we
quote yellow IN car lots for Local tr.de5 5- SSS ~
i73 syot nominal, i{' r2gh rTho oqSn Sn r.
kct was quiet but steady with moderate
Offering" we az lots No s 70 whts. HGS
W% Sole, So 3 whl,' 7O07N'9 e, No,
Whit. 77mTTiqc
FLutRIRcccpts 200 barrels. aud $,
7Gd, $50 pounds in sacks. There was little
trading but prices were firmly held, Ihe
duotntiuns follow: Per lGp lbs packed In
iIO-ib iute sacks-- winter straight. west
ern. new. s1O.1OmlO,4O, do, nearby new,
50 T5dtlO; Kansas straight. new. 81 - H
ii so: do. short patent new, Sll. .I5U II %
Rrring, nrst clear. new, SN2imO,13, do
patent new. S12W u. 20; do, short paltnL
new s1a, 5Oia Il Il; fancy spring aud city
mills patent family brands $l2.75m 10. -,
RYE ETOUR was N llsht request but
steady We quote at 81, HiWSh per par
rel in sacks. as to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07

There was Il noticeable slnckening of
the pace at midday which was altogether
natural in view of the heart breaking
pace of the first two hours. The prin'.
cipal thing, however. to bear in mind
is that the trend never change. 1t was
just case of trotting out new favorites
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
NEW HIGH RECORDS
NUMEROUS ON CURB
Dealings on Larger Scale Than
Any Time This Year-Asphalt
Hits Another High
U.S.STEAMSHlP LEADS SALES

New York. Oct. T.--Thc Broad street
curb market today was more active and
stronger than it has been for some time
past. New high records were numerous
and the dealings generally were on a
far larger scale than at any time this
year.
General Asphalt demanded most at
tcntion, making a further advance to
14Dla before midday. new high record.
The heaviest trading was in United
States steamship. 10000 shares of that
stock changing hands rt @ to G"i.
United Pictures was again active and
strong. selling at 25A to ~. Loft.
Inc. in which the trading amounted to
more than 20. 900 shares. advanced from
o0i, TO above %. Shell Transport
moved up from 773S to 49,.
Houston Oil was traded in at 1870 to
135. Submarine Boat sold at 1917 to
II. United Motors was traded in at
~ 70 ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07

The shoe string margin spcculator has
no privilege to play the present game.
This is an artistocratic market and the
company is altogether too fast for any
light WASTED bull.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. Oct. The continued
strength in Brazil led to renewed Gov
cring in the local coffee market this
morning and first prices were II to -
points higher.
The realizing encountered on the
opening advance Of II to % points was
soon absorbed and prices worked
higher. with active months selling at
the 1G-cent level, or about 30 to ~
points net higher. This made new
high ground for the movement and an
advance of about 23O to 30 points
from the low levels of last month.
There appeared to be n little more
coffee for sale at the higher prices and
trading was moderately active toward
midday,
The advances reported in the Bra
lillian markets during the last day or
two have evidently some impression ON
sentiment, although business was hardly
broad enough to indicate revival Of
general commission house business or
any material Improvement in spot de-
mand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

copts, Ms13 tubs. HIgh-scorinS. 05l9 ci
extres, G4h c. frsts, 5sM Gai~ G; seconds, ~
EGGS unsettled, Receints 13.12s cases.
Fresh- hered extras. 90 u sc: tresh-Eath.
cred firsts. 03 a Csc; fresh IA thered extra
hrsts. "a a. 65c; fresh-Ea thered seconds $50
a2c' dirttes No. ! A6I4sc: No. .. ~ m+3c;
hrsts 5Nh bG2c; seconds. ~ 20 Soc; state
and, nearby hennerv whites. S3q soc; gath.
cred whites, 00G sec; western whites. G5m
southern gathered whites. $50 TSc: state
and nearby hennery browns. 1Od0T T8c: gath
cred browns and mixed. 8GfB0c: fair IA
nrime 60 omHhc; refrigerator No. |, 5n@5ic;
No. .. Ga 40c
CHEESE steady Receipts 4533 boxes.
Flat current make, co,pred. average run,
30 aOh c: fiat, current make. white, aver
age run, 3OW30h G: colored specials 500
3OR e; white specials 3OGf 30la e,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
POUlT

l.INE-The market ruled firm with II
good outlet fer the limited receipts of fne
stock The quotations: Fowls. as to qual-
30r; roostcrs 93r24c: ducks. white Pekin.
36c;; do, Indian Runner, y a 2oc; pigeons.
old per pair. 30Q3 30c, do, young. per pair
- a 9Sc.
DRESSED-Demand was fair and prices
were well maintained on all desirable stock.
Quotations: Fresh killed, dry-picked IN Ia
boxes. weighing lbs. aud over apiece, 30c;
weighing 3l lbs 81 a 33s weiEhing lns
- q 2Dc; smaller sizes, "a 26c fGwls, fresh
Killed. in bbls, dry.picked, Wetghinng IBIS
30Q 32c weighing 3 lbs, 26@27G; smaller
4lc broilers, Jersey tce-p'ecked 20 @aSSj AZ
8sc; ordinary to good, nm35ci nr9tleIrs I
apiece. IS 3dci. do, western ce.nsGSSed, c.ns !, Sn
western miik-fed chickens. ~, to hox, u
Is to - lbs. to dozen, per lbs;. 45ni i8Si -
SO lbs to dozen, per n; 33c; 81 t9 e lbs
dozen, per III. 30 a SIC As lbs and over tc
dozen is a 4Oc; spring duckllngs, nearby. as
to quality 346i SIC; squads, per dozen, white
weighing II to II lbs. per dozen 81. a
q III; White weighing . to 10 lbs. per dozen
sT50nS2a, white. weighing lbs, pei
dozen, SGMG.1 10; do, do : lbs, TO dozen
s. 5Om 3. 40, dark, sl.1O4223 small "nc
/ - D, ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Miami Copper Company, quarterly Of ~
cents a share payable November 10 to stock
Of record November |,
a. Der cent on preferred, payable NoSem-
her | to stock of record DC oher ~,
Pacihc Development Corporation quarterly
of per cent (Sl), payable November 10 to
stock OF record october 10,
Weber & Hellbroner, Inc. 80 cents a share,
payable November ! to stock OF record Oc-
tober ~,
Kelly Springfield Tire, quarterly Of 81 on
common In cash and per cent In stock pay
is and initial Of 50 per share on per cent
preferred. payable November II to stock of
record November |,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07

Rl'TTER--Demand was light ard the
market for fine creamery was u T. lower
under weaker outside advices. Prints. were
unchanged Quotations: Creamery fancy
AL g: extra frsts G2N G5c: frs's 80 ioc
seconds. II a 1+c. sweet creamery, Cholr"
to fancy, G7i2 a HGig G., fair to good, 5S'2 At
tiGls G.: prints jobbtng at 72MT4c for fancy
ana 81 Tie; for fair to good,
EGGS-Dcmnnd was fairly active for my
stock and the market ruled steady with
light offerings. Quotations: Free cases,
nearby nrsts. Sl0.2U per crate; nearby cur
rent receipts SIS. ~: fair to good Sl7 iun
is. western. extra frsts $40 2O hrsts. SIS
n is 80; nearby and western seconds SO, ~
0p17.1O; inferior lots lower; fancy selected
eggs jobbing at II "a T3c per dozen
t'HEESE-pcmHnd was fair and values
were we'll sustained with supplies under gooc
control Quotations: New York. whole, milk
3iI7c e; Wisconsin wholc-milk fancy, 3ih
fair to good, 3O63lc; Jobbng sales OF fame!
goods, 32i4 q 33c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Trade Brisk and Undertone Cheer.
ful-Mines and IndustrIaIs Spotty

London. Oct. 7,-Trading in securi-
ties in the stock exchange was brisk
again today and the undertone of the
markets was cheerful. A feeling of
confidence was in evidence throughout
the house.
The oil group displayed the most ac-
tivity under the leadership of Shell
Transport, which was quoted at
8 1911 Mexican Eagles reacted from
the top.
The mining and industrlals showed
strength in spots. Dearer rates for
money caused the gilt edged section to
pause. Home rails were firm and the
shares Of Argentine roads were in de-
mand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
FRESH FRUITS

The general market ruled firm with. a
fair demand and moderate orfertnGs. we
quote Apples, per basket jOuSl, 10; do, per
bush. hamper 81 m22i; do. per Dbl. ~ % W
9. Cranberres, Jersey, per bbl., -, ,ouW v
Cantaloupes. western, per fiat crate 81 g
pGars Bartlett. pcr hush. 81, 5Odp4; do,
seckci. per bush. s. 5Oq4.75. Grapes Con.
cord per pony ny-basket, 2SU 24c; do. Niagara
per pony-ha sket ne Lemons. per box,
$2.G5 "a I 81. Oranges. california, per box
60 RANT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
VEGETABLES

Potatoes. onions ana cabbage wcr" quiet
and prices favored buyers. We quote; Whit"
potatoes, nearby. per uaskeL-NQ. J. oocW
toes, per liO-lh. sacks, $3w4.lj; do, Penna.
per cwt, 81 50m2.Du. Sweet potatoes,
southern No. /, per bbl S3M3 70; No. :,
per bbl.. S2@2.25 Jersey, per basket S5c@
81 Cabbage \. J.. per basket' 4o@ 15ci DO,
y y. domestic, per ton, S?5@ 80; DO Dan
ish per ton $500 81. Onions. y. j, per
bushel hamper, slG2; do, per loo-lo, sacks
$2.5OGl3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
New York Metal Market

New York. oct. T.--Copper-Spot ana Oc.
tober. 21h d2l4 6; November 2l9s a 2l9, o
December. -Iii m2lSc: january, 21a. a
22is C; February and March, 217s n 22't e..
Market quiet. I,ead,,Spot October ard 40
vCmber, 6.Oj MG.20c December, G.lUffB 3Uc
January. G.l2Ia 40. 31c. Market steady
Spelter East st. Louis--Spot and October
I 15c bid; January. I 2Oc bid; February
Pic bid: Ma arkct nominal al-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
Pay Victory Bonds Today

Six millions of dollars arc expected
to be paid into the Federal Reserve
Bank today for n 90 per cent install
mcnt on the Victory Bonds which falls
due. These figures have been estimated
by officials at the bank. The last in p
stallmcnt of one fifth of the bond is
sue sum will be- due on November IL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07

Official discount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks We're as follows:
CThc first column gives rates for all
periods up to and including a fifteen
day maturity. the second for period of
sixteen to ninety days. The third and
fourth columns give the rates for dis
counts of collateral loans secured by
uoyprnnrut hnn1g or nntps
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
PROVISIONS p S

The market was uuict and some kinds
we're easier Quotations. Reef. In sets,
smoked ana atr-dri"d, '+c, beef knqgkies and
family. asc. hams. :, T. cured, loose 900
ale; do. skinned. loose $50 do, do'
smoked 80 q 83v: hams. boiled. huneless,
Isr picnic shoulders $. j. cured. loose, 2lc;
do smoked 22c. bellies in pickle, loose. 3Oc
hrnalLfnal hMrnn- A1Ct lhrl. 300.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07

sEALEp rRoPoAALs MARKEp "rRo-

FOSALs TO PURCHASE BONDs" viii
be received by George w, Stull Burgess OF
the Borough of Ridley Park, Pa, until
tuesday, October 18th, 1910. at six O'Clock
.. M. for the purchase OF Forty Thousand
cent (4M q6l thirty t80) year bonds.
certified check for one thousand dollars
$4,000 20 accompany each bid.
Council reserves the right to reject any
aud ali bids. Rids opened At meeting or
Council on October IL 1915. At $40 ,. M
y. Ksns eisfs y esSnsil2 Ridley Park Pa Ps.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
80. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA,

t,,rs5D NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAI
B-E at special Meeting Of the StocR.
heid on the 2lst DAY OF August. 1913, ai
which S307 shares OF the 1000 shares out.
standing were present, either in person OF
by proxy. and voting. resolution aulhoriA.
inR and directing the Directors anc OTficers
oil the Bank to convert the Drovers and
Merchants Bank into a National Bank, and
10 make the certificate required therefor BY
the laws OF the United States. was unAni.
~ ERNEST r. PATTON,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07

in the spot market and dealers who
have sold short are endcavorng to cover
their contracts. A large contract order
from South America last week Stmu-
lated buying and price rose to . cents
pound.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
Gold Withdra

Gold Withdrawn for South America
New York, Oct. 1.-Two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars coin has been
withdrawn from, the subtreasugy for
shipment to South America.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07

active on spot basis. There is vir.
tually no business. however. for future
delivery. Manufacturers are not will
ing to order in advance until the out
come of the strike is clear. nor are the
furnaces willing to guarantee deliveries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

Chieae0. oct. 7,-BUT'rER-- Receipts. 1897
seconds 40 40 b0c. "
EGGS--Receipts, 00sfaA Cr Easy. Firsts,
ht N 58c: ordinary hrst iah,s ~47 &c; mis-
cellaneops, 4s@55e,