davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford eagle., 1919-03-27
SLATE.

Oh n Il.
Balrettc, w. f.
Button, Glib
Brown, John
Buford, Dick
Buford, Lit
Buford, Geo.
Burt, James
Brokenboro, Joe
Barns. James
Carathers, Yancey
Dillard, j. w.
billiard, Lin
Davis, Jeff
Dickens, Grant
Dobbs, Rich
Foster, Nence
Foster, Bishop
Grant, G.. G..
Grant, T. p.
Grant, +. M.
Garrison, Robt.
Hurt, Burwin
Hawkins. Frank
Henry, Oscar
Henry, j. E.
Henry, Willie
Horn, l.. H
Howard, ID. G..
Jennings, Edmon
kimmins, Robt.
Lane. Robt.
Moody, Wealthy
Moody, Sal
Mathis, Waller
Mathis, Jim
Mathis, Lee
Mathis, Albert
McEWen, Smith
McEWen, Edmon
McEWen, John, Jr.
Potts, John
Parks, Chas.
Patton, Alf.
Robertson. r. l..
Redman, Phillip
Redman, William
Shorter, Fed
Shorter, Abe
Turner, Hub
Thomas, Walton
Woods, Ed
Woods, Will
W Arlington, Chas.
Wilson, Jeff
Webb, Wade
Oxford eagle., 1919-03-27
DALLAS

NllilCodl, Lewis
Dover, }. N.
Douglass, d. +.
Douglass, L. K.
DoTsett, Oscar
Davis, Luke
HarWell G.. ii.
Henry G.. Il.
Morgon, Neel
Morrison, Wash
Chver, Geo.
Pope, IL. ID.
Rogers, Tom
SypeS, Logon
Sypes, j. L.
Stewart, Bill
Smith, Wes
1edford, John
White, Arnold
LAFAYETTE SPRINGS.
Allen, G. W.
Alexander, Tom
Black, Press
Boone, Era
Boles, Alvie
Booker, Bea
Bland, Lewis
Carathers, Harmon
Coleman, Tom
CIak, ". G..
CToWson, Pole
Dennis, Levy
Foster, Willie
foust, +. NJ.
Ciemmons, }. H.
Gardner, Alvin
Gray, ID.
Hall, W. f.
Henderson, ID. ID.
Hamilton, H. G.
Hickey, +. r.
Howard, Bill
Higginbotham, Daver
Higginbotham, Norris
Hatton. Charlie
Hampton, Robt.
Heard, c. +.
IrbV. J. H.
Jackson, b. c..
Jones, W. n.
Lumkin. Ed
Morrison, Wash
Mayes. Boe
McLarty, d. H.
McCord, j. r.
Parks, Howard
Parks, H. b.
Pegues. Dave
Parham, Axle
Stockton, Woodie
Starnes, Cut
Stokes. Geo.
Taylor. Mark
Thacker, Robt.
Woods, b. W.
Word, Tom
Word, Andy
Williams. Albert
Williams, Arther
Williams, Nit
Wheams. Eli
Wheams, c. j.
AB3EVILLE CORP.
Knight, Garland
Pope, Sam
Ray, W. H.
TAYLOR CORP.
Belk T. w.
Dve. Tommie
Deese. J. l..
Joyner, Milton
Pu0he. ]. w.
Tubbs, Robt.
Thomas, Oliver
Wadlington, Wilson
Woods, Andrew
PARIS CORP.
Morgon. H. G.
Ragland, w. F.
Wamble, Frank
TULA CORP.
Afford, James
Welch, f. L.
OXFORD CORP.
Archie, Geo.
Armsted. J. l..
Allen, Walter
Avant, James
BOleS, CHI
Boles, Dud
Rramlette, Van
Brooks, Lushes
Burt, John
Burt, jim
Buford, Albert
Bailey. w. D.
Bronner, L. B.
Eronner. Percy
hrnNvlt. Fill
Ranks Charlie
>Pill,ngs|ey. Don
Black, Dick
Black, Richard
Clider, J. O.
Clark, Lewis
Crosier, A. D.
Cilvey, C. L.
Crouch, c. r.
Cannon, Sam
Cannon. H. G..
Collins, John
Collins, Earl
Cohron. Dudley
Grow, w. R.
sc its own meat, and will t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

- WHEAT Receipts 500 bbs and 3,6Nn.
~ lbs IN sacks. The market ruled hrin
nut quiet, Tho following were the uuO-
tattons Car lots In export elevator. govern
neht standar rd inspection, STANDARD prices
No J. red winter. $3.50 No. l. nnrthcrn
,prinE, ;. 30; No. I, hard winter. 81 80; No;
red wntsCr. ,garlLcky., sa31; N,cs ,ln red
:, gI9rthcra spring, s.. 90 No. ., hard Win!er,
z, red. smutty s333, No. 3, red winter
hard winter. 81 81: No. 3 red winter. gar
Ilrky. y. 30; No. 3, red. smutty. 50. ~ No
red 5" 30 No. 4. rliCky, IS; No. a.
smutty, S2.27 No. 4. garliclLy, smutty'
VI 20: No. 3. red 81 2s No. ;, garii'lN'
~ s;!, S2G; No ., smutty, s2.25; No. o. saricSE
CoRNERcceipts gs5.o52 bushels. The
market ruled firm under light offerings but
trade was quiet. We quote yellow IN car
Iots for local trade rs to quality and loca
non, At 81 IOm - per hushel
OATS-ReCeipts. 1900 bushels offerings
we're light and the market ruled firm. but
quiet We quote: Car lots as TO location
No. white, 7Ti9 HTsC; standard white, -
nT4C. 40. white. IGd T6'2 g, 80. white,
=, tLoURERcceipts 500 bbs and , SOC. ~
lbs in sacks There was li,tlc trading bu'
rrtccs ruled steady, The following were
the quotations: To arrive, D"r l69 lbs.
in liO.lb, jute sacks-Wintcr straight. west
ern, sll - n I I 80. nearby. sil.1Od dl1 -;
Kansas .straisht, Sl2. .i00i2. 80; 10, short
patent. sl".50 q i",7 spring short ratent,
sl2n T. ~; do patent. ll.ISWl".lO. do
RYE Fi0rR was uuiet and steady W.
quote 81 so 10@S35 per barrel in sacks, as
to qualit,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
BANKER SAYS BIG INDEMNITY
WOULD HELP FRENCH BONDS
Local fi"oncer Declares Banks Of That Country Hare aided
Government More Than America Kno'cs

BANKER speaking the
last four of five days and while he said he did believe there
any disagreement
reconcile Cemnccnus
IT his
depends substantial French
bonds
the French banks
we he remarked banks done noby
that respect and they have but nothing compared with French banks
eating nearly francs In addition the banks the insurance
companies bought heavily
or France besides.
her soil her population by
an other of
inc "orda which valued about $J00O0o0 annually
bcfo which will
which
TIC in design
bity
in fl,op
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
Bankers Look for Open Steel Market

little
INC statement issued
largest raH
resented H. lovctt Walters.
chairman OF the Atlantic Coast Line H. "
banker pointed out the what
IL ana not than what explained
" understood that the of tho railroad
would report the information obtained Hines
The general
the subject hht market
might be the final result of the
say after the former meeting
without
action He said he believed steel under that
II allowed take their would ccfy
themselves and although this might require time. they
claim the result be lasting
There difference hc o
present with majority of
held back
he
able
There would he remarked
their could
to be standsl
in the trade that German South
America which
compete with This is the old which
10 be
manufacturers particularly the textile trades No believes that Ger
could deliver the
to undermine American British methods
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
DEMAND FOR MEMS WEAR
Manufacturers Hampered Through
SHORTAGE of Labor

Manufacturers of men = aud boys
clothing are we'll sold up. according to
the weekly review of trade for the local
district by X. G.. Dun & Co.. but are
having considerable difficulty in making
deliveries owing to inability to got their
work from the contractors aud talOrs,
who complain of shortage of labor.
Local yarn dealers report the volume
Of business still small. Orders arc for
immediate use and average few bales
at n time. Dealers are M rule Op-
timistic and are looking for harden
ing of prices. based on the belief that
raw cotton will sell for thirty cents or
more. The textile mills appear to be
fairly busy. although they are not run
ming to full capacity. Both the yarn
dealers and manufacturers. however.
are looking for Il gradual Improvement
in tho textile condition.
The review. continuing. goes on to
say
Manufacturers Of shirts report
trade quiet. although nj present there
is II little more activity than usual
among those manufacturing the better
grades OF mnt"rial.
business mas generally hccu quiet
among iobbcrs of hosiery. underwear
aud knit goods and prices in this line
have dropped materially.
Paint manufacturers. dealers in
paints and uantcrs supplies report an
increase in this line of business. l'ur-
chascs represent all grades Of material
and arc in larger quantities. \ nam
L., 6 L. hn, tol N
and there appears to be a fair volume
of business being done. There is little
change in prices. Collections remain
good.
"Wnllpapcr manufacturers. iobbrrs
and dealers report Il steady increase in
this line Of business. There appears TO
bc u fair amount OF work under way
and il is believed there will be rOn r.
siderable increase in tho volume Of bust
moss being done in this line within n
short time Prices remain iirm and col p
lcctiOns good.
"'rhc paper market shows little i'm =
provcmcnt. Manufacturers and jobbcrs
report an average amount of business
is being done but there is no marked
. increase in volume of sales aud prices
arc inclined to be little high
, "WholrSalc groccrs report business
I dull and inactive. retailers being fairly
well stocked at high prices and are not
making purchases. Canned goods arc
quiet. with fairly good export business
Coffee is quiet. with prices easier
aud little trading. Dealers arc holding
off. awaiting further Developments il
| in FrnI q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
DIGEST OF SPECIFICATIONS

submitted addressed to
CHIEF CONSTRUCTION, DIVISION
9Th and sts..
Attention 1t. Col. Couper. Washington. d. c.
and envelope which should the bidders and
should be plainly and conspicuously marked
mis- request for this
the rife artillery included in this sale
ton Sorehoue Area addition to the total
alternative
withhodng OF either both of he following!
(ul Hospital
tJ) The Remount Station
aho,s retained N"
water. electric lights
nge serving hem viii he retained also.
sase the following Camps have been turned
oyer Public Health Service and they are not ncded IN
Wafd Logan and seveohers may OF may not DC
withdrawn -- - .,, .a.
blnation of cHmpo. - =, ,-, , ...,,, ,..,.u. ooto.
showing the will be Furnished request
nditinn, will be furnished by the
the sespeGtys eamPs The SUCCESSION m
iand and property damage claims Euaranee elthr
~ Government harmless against AL spch els
scb secured by satisfactory bond IN sum
RiSs must hold teO from date OF opening
tSs awards announced within that time toHether
will be given possession
camps released by the Geneai
Army, Will date -
~ more than 90 months from date BIDS are opened
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

With the exception of some of the larger the investment
which
accomplish
Visits in
the sales ufs had
the to
and keep launching OF
banker said that shared the sublime of
the would
the
by
II have been engaged with the aid of the best minds disposal
include the
Washington
brilliantly
and
to o of
Of
urc OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

CHEESE-The market ruled stead. with
demand equal to the limi I'd offerings Quo
milk. current make 33c: New Yori, and
Wisconsin,. whole,LmiIk, fancy held 37m3Sc
Sre"iHls higher: New York and Wisconsin
wholc-mlk. fair TO rood. 35 q 3Gr.
,Ib1iG ~ nTERIThe marke' declined 1'2c on
outside adyiccs and tight demand Quota
Ions Solid packed creamery. extras. 65'a".
FhshGrrS"orins Fls goods o8'4 MGS'gr; the latter
"SM G3'9c! seconds. 90 a Sic; sweet creamery
choice to fancy. G7ia d80i2C, do. fair 10
good. 62'1 q R6i2 c; fancy brands Of prints
johhLng at T2M lie; fair to good. 8?U IOc.
EGGS wcrc in good demand and firm
With supplies well cleaned up. Quota ions:
Ere" cases, nearby frsts. s13. o5 per crate.
current receipts. s12 20: western extra frsts.
Nlau hrSts. Sl2 -; fancy selected eggs
lobhimg 81 IS q lnc per dnznn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
SELLS BRITISH HOLDINGS
Westinghouse Electric Enters All.
ance to Aid Export Business

New York. April 11.-Guy L. Tripp,
chairman of the board of directors Of
the WESTINGHOUSE Electric and Manu-
featuring Company. announced today
that an agreement has been reached
with certain British interests under
which the Westinghouse Company sells
for cash its British holdings and enters
into commercial alliance looking TO
the development of export business"
Mr.. Trip. who has just returned
from a business trip abroad, explained
that the change was subject to the sue
ccssful accomplishment of certain legal
details in Europe which might be
waived by the Westinghouse Company
if thought desirable.
The commercial plan will be insti- =
tuted." he added, Immediately upon
the assumption that the whole deal will
be consummatcd on one of the bases in :
dicated."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York Aprl 11.-BCTTER, slightly
- q 5Gts c, extras aais c, Insidei irsLs G3@
6ic; seconds, 81 53c: state dairy. 8AG65C
imitation creamery, INm iuC.
Extras. i5G@iGr: extra Hrsts, toc, nsole
crn. 4i'9c; hrsts. 4ii3 a Iai9c; seconds
5Im5sc; drtles. Nc. !; sssmm59,s No. GJ =
near rby hpnnery whites. asa 3Ic; gathered
whites. &c, inside; Pacific. coast whites
IBmjlC? western and southern gathered
whites 4Gm alc: state and nearby hennerN
broWns, tS@ ieC; mixed col2red' l5m ,. noc;
state whole milk. specials. 81 2d32AC: nat
whites, 3Sisc inside; fat colorsd anersE' ao rag
33c. outside: twis specials. 37tg a 39c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

10 Dest conserve the interests OF srd =.
any cohhinaton- bid Iii btSn'ehe to
ar must assume liability damage dona
thereon and for 20 land
parties as result of the Of the eonf or
bv Sudinss not owned by the and those
in the 'eN"'-"''0"s are not included
nve @ HOEernmsnt will continue the not mo,. ,,
M months after possession Ihan
buildings structures. tinn
assume az obligations violation S snd
'",.'" t--ncludnT the renewal of leases. " o 'nn
purchasers In a msnpsr
'NN"se" pS 'he property
eh atlNe proposals
amps beauresard and sheridan o.
preferred consideration. Wv "e given
Teiephones nre.nShnE cquIpment
ators retrHeratng machinery
e9ulpmen construction equipment tents sundry
stock live stock ouns
included in this ~" hot %
Fire risk will be assumed after
camp sales VIII II nss
given " ' ~ 'e p'sSessioo 10
IEfiMs: Certified check payable o..
United states for twenty (20S)
hd VIII he REQUIRED TO each bid
in The event bidder the amS
Of purchase such check shall remain the
United States Balance of the purchase
the time the contract IL executed. - =
In addition to the a bond "a the OF
thousand s2o ooo| dollars tor each camp
Further detailed speeneatcn. which vii,
OF the contract be obtained the
strucns auarermssers at the respective fro
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
BUSINESS NOTES

Domestic and export demands devel.
opc1 within tho last few days have
caused increases in the /rricc Of sole
leather.
Orders for electrical labor saving de.
vices arc reported 80 large that manu-.
facturcrs are unable to meet the demand
because of shortage in supplies due
to the curtailmcnt Of output during the
war period. An Aiusuully heavy de-
mand from Japan for electrical massage
machines is reported
Importers report that the crude rub.
bcr bins of the manufacturers are virtu
ally empty and that stocks Of manufac-
turcd goods in many cases are also in
need of rcplcnishncnt.
Quicksilver was quoted fr0m ST. TO
SIj flask yesterday. these prices rep
rcsenting n sudden rise of between SO
and so.
II has been decided that in England
all spinning and doubling factories cn.
gagged in working on American cotton in
Yorkshire. Cheshire and Derbyshire
shall stop their spindlcs producing
American single yarns. The Lancashire
mills working on American cotton scv
cral weeks ago decided TO shut down
all mills working on American cotton
for fourteen days. beginning April 10,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
POULTRY

LINE-The market was duh aud fowls
were again lower. Quota tiOns: Fowls. 500
inc hroiling chickens. fancy. soft -mca ted.
wciRhing y q" lbs apiece 5O@ soc; spring
chickens, sOft-mea ted larger sizes. 30 "a +OC:
stagEy Young roostcrs. 900 ale: old roosters,
2b|2I"; ducks. Pekn. 42dL i5C; do. Indian
Hummer. iOM 41c; geese. soc; pigeons. old
per pair. 81 a 8Oc; do. young, per pair, 10
DRESSED-ReCeipts were light and the
market ruled firm under fair demand The
quotations, Fowls. fr"sh-killCd dry-picked,
In boXcs-WelghinS j lbs. and over apiece,
SSc Weighing 3h p4Ia lbs. 3Dc: weighing
, lbs. 3G137c; smaller sizes. 3O93lc.
rowls' ifresh.kiilcd in bbls,. fancy. dry
3sc; Weighing 3l2 dp4h lbs. SOC: smaller
sizes, 3Om3+. Old rooste:s, dry.piciied. &c
lbs. per dozen. ss.75db0.5O; white weighing
. TO- 10 lbs. per dozen. $7.I5dpS5o; white
weighing lbs. per dozen s6.5Om1: white
weighing I lbs. ner dozen. s5dr5. 30: white
weighing y 10 GU lbs. pr dozen. s3ma 20:
lark. 81 80 n -; small and M Ihc n 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
PROVISIONS S

There was fair iobhng INQUIRY and
values We're well maintained. Quotations:
beef. knucltles and tenders smoked and air.
dried. 4Tc; pork. family. @p53; hams 8
Ii SSse DO do smoEed SSS &c? Ia @GE"d @ S2ss
boiled. homeless. 4oc: picnic shoulders S. r
cured loose. "Bc: do, smoked. 27C: bellies. in
nlct". loose soc; breakfast bacon. 3Tc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
american International Call Hits Stocks Price

When
of the corporations capital
$50 each payable June and October 1j stock which
enjoyed became heavy
S4ai. In back
There been all kinds which
boost this stock recently Among others the effect that
English bankers control of
International
directors
a
o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
Financial Briefs

The New York Stock Exchange has
admitted to the list Keystone Tire and
Rubber common stock.
The American Telephone and Tcc-
graph Company reporting for January.
gives operating revenues of 1887 ,062
as against S2.Sl6.14l the same month
last year, or gain of $500, ,021. Net
operating revenues for the month ad
vanced $34O.13j. with operating in
come increasing $432, 90.
The New York Subtrcasury gained
$3.50 900 from the banks yesterday.
making a cash net gain since Friday
Of S2,216 900
Based on a banking business of debts
to individuals and to banks and bank =
ers. Pittsburgh still retains lead of
almost two to one over Cleveland. To-
tails by leading cities Of the Fourth Fed =
cral Reserve District are: Pittsburgh,
S433 800 600: Cleveland, S24S. .22G. 900
Cincinnati. $97 ,023 600; Toledo, $50,
So 900; Columbus. $31 ,OS1 900.
Membership seats on the Pittsburgh
Stock Exchange have increased 500 to
$4,000. but this is still $4OO below the
equity in the 100000 property. Prcsi
dent John B. Barbour also points out
that this price represents nothing for
trading rights. which he values at $40,
600 per member. The exchange owns
five seats and may retire them, reducing
the membership to 115.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

Eastern shore, per bbl no. I. s5@s. sweet
hsmpcrs-No 7. s., 7SMs. IS; no :, 81 S5@
20, csbbass Psnish seed per per- ton tiSSa sms
Uniuns. yellow. per I0O-lb. bag. s3.75TA.23.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
RAILROAD EARNINGS

CANADIAN PACIFIC
1919 Increase
First week April. 81. 020. 900 's8s, 600
From January l...,,. 38, 5000 3,j53 900
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, 4 PITTsBuRGH
First week April,.... s193, 3S2 'sl4s. JO7
From January 1..,.. 3'7aA73i 'Jio,O6i
Decrease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
FRESH FRUITS

Demand was fair and values generally
we're vel vel sustained ,sS ,0g9tations;; AppeSS,
Greeninx. ssd II; Rqssrts. $50. Apples
Davis. s1mSJ0: Gano. 81. IONr9; Wincsap.
tl0.3Om 80 Apples, western. rcr box. 81
Ma Lemons. per box; S22aI3; 90 oranges,
Florida. per crate. s3Gf 100: do. California
per box. 50 75MGiO. grapefruit. per box
s3mG.16. Strawberries. Florida, per quart
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

Snuth Omaha. April Ii.--HOGS--Receipts
400 head iOC higher
lower
SHEEP-Recepts. l4.00o head; steady.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

East buffalo, y. v. April 1l--CAT'rI.E--,
Receipts, $50 head STEADY Calves re-
GENTS; 500 head SLOW. 81 lowe s8a1S
lower. Heavy. mixed and yorkers, $40 Il,
iShi >orkers, sigI3a29; pigs. sl9,b0n
state, 500 5Oa 9O7j. ''a
SHEEP AND iAMBS-Receipts. 7OOn
head. SLOW lower except for wethers Wool
lambs. Sl5m o.6j: slipped lambs si2gIT.
yearlingsS 81 n IL wethers. sl3.50@14.
ewes SaG II 80; mixed sheep, Sl2 T5mla.25
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
PERSISTENT SELLING
FORCES CORN LOWER
Early Market Bare of Offerings
and Shorts Scurry to Cover.
Oats Says

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
Fhicngo. April 11-Tllinois--Partl
cloudy north fair south Tonight and Sat
mrday: warmer Saturday. Missouri
Fair. tonight and probably Saturday,
warmer west tonight aud east SATURDAY..
Wisronsin-Partly cloudy tonight and Sat
lurdaN: warmer south and central Satur-
CAV. Minnesota-Part cloudy tonight, {,
saturday probablv unsettled: warmer
southeast. 1owa-Fair tonight and Satur-
Gay: warmer west tonight and in east Sat :
mrday, North Dakota-Fair tonight and
Ssturday: cooler Saturday. South Dakota
Part CLOUDY tonight and Saturday. warm
er east and central and cooler extreme
west tonight cooler Saturday. Nebra ska
FAR tonight and saturday. warmer east
and central; cooler. kansas-FBir to.
u'sht and Saturday: warmer tonight.
MortanP-Fair tonight and Saturday:
colder. WNomins-Unscttled and. colder to-
wight: saturday part cloudy and colder
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
BAR SILVER

tommer"ial bar silver was quoted in New
York today at 81 .OSls an ounce unchs nppd.
in London al iS l5-ldd.. unchanged !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

St. Louis. April 1t---HoGS- Receipts.
pss si5 - 20; buchsrs '' so iS q 20 %. * *
heavy. $50. 65 "a 20. So.
tATTLE-Receipts, 500 head Steady
Naive steers. Sll 500 IS. 30: hefers So 10
n 49, sows. SlO.50d 13 80. stockers and fesd-
crs, Sl0u IL so: calves 81 756 ~, SO
SHEET. Receipts, none. Steady. I.anbs
t@Om 2O.25; ewes Sl3d lI so
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
Morris Plan Co. Resumes Dividends

The Morris Plan Company. of Phila-
dolphin. has declared n quarterly diyi.
dnnd of per cent. This is the first
dividend declared in a year and half
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

Chicago, April l1.--Pcrsistcnt selling
by commission houses. including profit
taking. forced corn down today after
the market had scored sharp gains early
in the session.
AT the outset. purchasing orders
caught the market almost bare Of offer.
ings aud shorts scurried for cover. in
Hucnccd by reports of less pressure
from the country; an advance of 10
points in hogs and n statement by Food
administrators Hoover as to the feeding
of Russia. 4 good deal of long stuff
came out on the decline. Toward the
close the demand improved little and
there was a rally.
Oats also saggcd under realizing sales
after they had been iirmcr on buying
b" commission houses and shorts. Trade
was only moderate. Sentiment ap
reared to be more bcarish. owing to
large stocks aud n disappointing trade
in the cash article. Receipts did not
come up to expectations.
Exports of wheat and -four from the
United States for the week were S.5:iS. =
80 bushels, against 2.0G6. .21S bushels
year ago. and for the season 22s. =
91j.O21 bushels. against 1876, ,242 IT,
bushels last season.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Open Heh Low Close close
Corn (new delivery Vest
3Hiy ffy is5 iS IISSs* ISs Iiss s l:s5ss la5s 1iS! S
1Hy N$y -: -; az az 81. g.. 81 az
May -. 29.05 2s47 2oo5 ~. 45 +2n.O5
July .2s Is $3.50 2SlJ 2s.52 2s.l"
May ........ 1851 e7.5 27.65 .27og
July ....25.lO ?5.G0 25.1O $3.50 25.07
Pork-
May -. 80 20 1880 ~ 30 40.75 1925
July i6: - 47iO 1855 1887 1885
'Bid. fAsked.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago, H., April II i--HoGs--Receipts,'
Is 900 head 1oc to zoe higher bulk. $40 2h
$50. 80 n 20 80; lightweight. $50 q 20. 5Oi light
SIS, 80 q 90 30; heavy packing sows. sfo asa
S17.GOm1A
CATTEE Reccets, 1000 head Reef
steers and butcher ~"she' stock steady 10
strong bulls and feeders steady, Calves.
soc lower. Heavy beef steers. choice. prime.
1875; common. sli 5Om13T5; light beef
steers, good and common si4. 10 So
heifers, s7.05 q 10 80 cows. ,7.5Oa15; veal
calves, sII 2amlT
SHEEP-RcCeipts 5000 head: Renerallv
steady. best handy weight. Colorado fed
lambs. $40 B5.