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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01

ztloustli! Tonik must sebou
do lesa. Pokladaji-ii no uz
ones "a pytlaka, at jim jest
vskutkul"
"Ale to neni zadna vyziva,
starousi. Clovek zije porad We
strachu 80
Thiennet Sc rozpaloval vzdy
vice.
"Zadna vyziva - proc
ne? Skvostna vyziva! Kdyby
byl hoch zustal zeleznych
hlt.ch, pax bych no do lesa ne
vybizel. Ale tn radost panum
neudelam, ably mas videli ze-
bronjti skyvu a umirati hla-
den!"
Noe rozkladala vzdy temnej
81 stiny do kraje.
Thiennet obeSed nekolikrate
mistnost, uhodil pcSti do. sto-
lu:
"A proc by Sc nerozzehlo
svetlo?"
Tonik Sc shybl, wal trisku
z krbu a zapalil knot stare lam
py, jejiz podstavcem byl svi-
cen.
Zlotavy prisvit ozaril niz-
kou Jizbu holymi stenami,
rozpraskanym stropem a pola
manymi zidlemi. V uzounkem
pristenku lezely na zemi tri
slamniky; to byla loznice
Thienetovych.
Drevar Sc uSadil.
"Zda sc mi, re chce mne
pan zamku "a kazdcu cenu Wy
await v boil" pokracoval V
feci. "Nu dobra, bude no miti
a ia nasledky je zodpoveden.
AZ do nynejska Jsem rozvazo
val otalel, ale bylo by to blaz
Govstvi. Beda zvefi parku!
JeSte teto noci utinim tam pro
hlidku; Sem polevkou, sta
RAJ"
Phi vecefi 81 ieSte Thiennet
pripomenul, jak kdysi pred lie
ty pan Vernier take jeho sa-
meho pro nepatrn6 opozdeni Z
prace vyhnal; Zachmuren
vzpolninkou touto, dolozil:
',le videti, re vzdy ien z
plneho tyI a " penez,ch Sc hra
bal. ale nikdy sam nepracoval,
ten pecita -, jinak by byl sho
vivavei>im !"
Tehdy, opustiv hut, stall sc
Thiennet dfevarem d spolu py
tlaknM.
Byl velce ostraZity a doVedl
Saliti hajne, kteri mu vztekem
nemohli ma jm6no pfijiti. Ne
sci:.inekrate no stihall, ale nj
kay redopadli,
Nora take, &c Sc stare Ieho
pusky bali; bylot' . mem zna-
mo, ze ma neivGt$l vzdalenost
miri neomyln6 -
Vstav Cd stolu, odstrcil talir,
pfiblizil sc k oknu Nzhlcdnuv
\ obloze, zabrucel:
"Ai = myslil jsem 81 to -
ia chvili nastane boure. Pri-
pray Sc, hochu, pujdeS Sc
mnou."
Zena chtela neco namitnouti
q ozvala Sc:
"Prosim te, Thieunete -"
Ale on il vpadl do reel:
"Starej Sc sve, uklid' Sc sto
lu a myj nadobl, Co chci, to sc
stane a do toho ii mic neni".
PAX zmirniv hlas, dolozil:
II neccho xiv clov6k byti
nusi. - Nechci, ably Tonik v6c
ne pri tom zustal. Az vyroste,
bude 81 hledati zamestnani, a
pax Sc oddelime - dokud to
,nema na kvap. musi Sc chopiti
prilezitosti, jaka Sc naskyta".
"Jsem pripraven, otce", o.
Zval Sc hoch.
"Dobra. Vydamc Sc do lesa,
Jdtud do parku. Nedaleko pra
., ,,o Il ,>,,.1-,, "a,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01
| V

We stinech vecernich pohrou
2ena, stoji ma pokraji lesa cha
trc, Seda a sesla, jejihoz ko-
NINA vystupuje tenky pruh dy-
!nu.
Ia chatrCi rozklada Sc mala
zahradka, jejiz cely prostor
vyplnen je jen nekolika zahon
Ky zelnymi a bramborovymi.
L lesa smerem K zahradce
ubira Sc muz prehoZenou pu
;kou ma ramene. - Oden jest
rlodrou bluzou, ,platenymi spod
,;y silnymi drevaky.
Je to Thiennet, znamy py-
tlak, jemuz Sc radeJi, die we
zreni soudice, ma padesat kro
ku vyhnete, lenz vSak nezabil
y celem zivot6 jineho, nez tro-
chu kraliku a zajicu.
Nezli prah sve chatrce pre-
krocil, zavetfil n6kolikrate no
ldrami do vzduchu. Cd zapa-
du valily Sc pres obzor tezke
mraky.
"Vyborne pocasi - zadny
hainy 81 netroufa do lesa".
S t6mi slovy vessel do svetni-
ce.
Vyschla, upracovana a shr-
bcna zena ohani sc Y chude do
macnoSti.
Ma krbu buhla V hrnci varici
Sc voda; nekolik deti V cary O.
denych pohrava 81 V koutku.
NejstarSi syn, vyrostek asi
sedmnactilety, neutastni Sc "a
bavy, ba ami nepozoruje; sedi
pred krbem a zira sklicen6
pred sebe.
Coz ty isl uz donna . huti,
Toniku?"
"Ano".
"Onemocnel ISL"
me - vyhnali mne!"
V otich drcvarc TO zablesklc
zarem.
"A co isl vyveAl, ze t6 Wy.
hnali?"
Him - nestoji 10 ia rec -
npustil jsem kamen do zlabu
kdyz Jim protGkalo zhaVe ze.
| lezo. Ale to byla ien zaminka
)tGe. Dozorci Mandu;tovi jsen
! .oli V oCich - a to k vuli tob6
| )tGe. Jakmile mn neco nen
who'd, hned ma mne spusti: y
tic isl Ease celou noe V les,
| stravil -- ty netuSiS, kan to
,ebou povede, kloucku :" Zdr
| <oval isem Sc dlouho vSi moci
| @bych mu neodpovedel - all
| Ines jsem mu odsakl, ably s.
! ;taral sve. BGzel Lned k rid
tclovu namestku - pan Yer
oier neni pritomen. Nu a ma
nestek mnc vyhnal".
] Thiennet. vSecek vztekcn
rudy, tlumcne zaklcl.
| Zcna .icho. kraicjic do hi
l6n6 missy chleba, vzdychla:
| "Co 81 ien ted pocneme
>dyz nam Tonikova mzda bu
I1e schazetil"
| "Neknuc." rozkfihl Sc Ma n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01

PRODAJl Sc uplne zacho-
vale .hodiny, hodici Sc do OBJ
chodu neb do dilny. Cena $5.
Haste Sc V obuvnim obchode
Karla Sipana, STAG Broad
way. 1872
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SirOtkOVa Vina.
- ROMAN -
Napsal Paul Rouget. Pfelozil "A. H.

To byla jeho ctizadost, V
tom spocival Gil jeho zivota.
Helena Vernierova no nepo
slouchala.
Obratila hlavu k n6mu vi
della, kterak svuj destem pro-
moceny plast' Sc sebe shodil a
ma zidli prelozil.
"Vrahu =" zaseptala tise.
Tampa rozlevala po pokoji
svoje mdle ruzovG svetlo, vse
zdalo Sc oddechovati klidem a
Stestim.
Helena uzkostlive sledovala
kazd6 hnuti sveho nluze -
Nyni asi priblizi So okamzik
= soudila - kde pcime j do
sve naruce, Septaje slova la
A dole, buh Vi kde, lezel
Snad Rene jiz ztuhlT, vyhasle
oci k nebesGm MAZE obrace-
ny -
Strasny vykrik Sc il vydral z
hrdla.
Andre Sc rychle yzchopil
trhl zvonitkem, ably privolal
pomoc.
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WV - y NA n v A~s
ted prazdny, stehujte
Sc zitra-Pekny domek
o 5 svetnicich a kou-
pelna. Elektricke svet-
10, sklep, pIda, cisty,
zachovaly majetek. Ce-
ma $4,000. Hotove jen
$500. The Vcela
Realty q Investment
Co., 5733 Broadway.
Tel. Union 953-W. -
Broad $50. 1:-2
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- Prekvapte sve zname dar
KEN pri mikulasske zabave
Sokola Havlicek, 6. prosince
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$35 SPACE davenport 5 ma
tract, pouze jeden mesic potre
bovany, da Sc "a $55. Haste
Sc V elsie 33l7 e. 118 ul. Vem-
te kinsman karu. :?
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PRODASE

PRODAJI Sc vytapeci kam-
na a dive tuny tvrdeho uhli.
Haste Sc V elsie 1861 E. 49.
ll. 11-2
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KOUPf Sc

kOUPi Sc kuchynska ka-
nina ma uhli a tez kamna ma
vytapGni. Haste sc V els. 5337
Dolloff Rd. We predu. 1876
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
aneb sc vymGni "a privatni
1um. Haste sc IL Tom. Suchy,
1908 Beckman Ave. S. E. Tel.
Princt. 1876 w. :?
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$50 MLUVfCf stroj 12ti
rekordy, uplne novy, koupite
Ia $65. Mozno jej videti tez
vecer. Haste sc v elsie 1854
Fulton Rd. :?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
sootL Fisheries Passes pIvId.nd

Chicago, May 27.--Directors of the
Booth, Fisheries Company have passed
the dividend on the common stock. The
company has been paying so esnts quar-
terly since AuGast, 1917.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
NEWS CLOSING NEW YORK A
WIDE MOVEMENTS OCCUR
AGAIN IN NEW YORK MARKET
Most Changes Are Higher Leuel but Steady Upad Trend
Is stopped by Bears Use Of Vanderlip Statements

27The stock market today of wide move
which they taken by strong financial interests while
circles
Nndcrlp
Generalization which all
a element
extended
of points
and trading which
speculative liquidation induced helping along reccssns in the late
the stock market materially higher
prices.
1135s. high record
and
period
trading wide variation in Industrial
declining
2O7 and then dropped
O212 followed by decline
to 90A.
naturally attached
which
which 99.9O ND06
h close.
41ts the trading selling
of the
bonds n good a higher prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUO7A7T
UPWARD TREND is CHECKED
ON PHIA IADELPHLA EXCHANGE
Cramps Is Only Issue Continuing Strong to End and IL Scores
Vide AdUance-Declines FooO Gains for Other Stocks

with indication Of
New
a
with only partially
which and after
losing advanced to $780, 4.
Electric Asphalt preferred and Lake
in
strength activity retained its price at the
high level for the and the reaction carried down much u
day and dropped about half its while both classes General Asphalt
after rising points yielded moderately
Philadelphia Electric dealt rather parins compared with its
Rapid Transit certificates did little but little and both Tonoph
Belmont and Tonopah Mining advanced facionaly I
The of the last William Cramp certificates has caused
probable listing New
York exchange meeting be held tomorrow but said that nothing
definite will will
the directors
Rails which
acted slightly =
Steel
Initial
volume at 90 60 although in New York the first sale block of Sl5oo
after declining
as low as DO Liberty Loan issues higher.
York printed Philadelphia
stock ticker tape meeting with much favor brokers Offices owing the
total sales running from 5oo GOO to shares daily s
closing quotations out within early time after the trading ends One
Philadelphia exchange said
sded the rab and would indorse its adoption
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
ADVANCES ARE MADE
IN OUTSIDE MARKET
Famous Players Touches New
High Observation-Disclosures Parry
Issue Active-Oils OF

New York. May GA feature of
the trading on the Broad street curb
today was the activity in the Martin
Parry stock. which was first traded in
about week ago. Nearly 10000
shares changed bands this morning at
2S1a to 90.
Famous Players was prominent
feature. large transactions being made
at % to 100. n new high record. Con-
solidated Cigars sold at G3 to 62I..
Continental Candy, a property that was
divorced by Corn Products in it's
government settlement. sold at 73s to
~, with trading of more than 10000
shares. Cramp Shipbuilding went
from 12J to 1870.
General Asphalt sold at 721, to 733i
Farrell Coal was traded in at - to 80.
Remington Typewriter was active, sell
ing at 20 to 7T1a.
Savold Tire issues were strong. the
parent company's stock ranging from
56 to GO. and New York Savold sold at
30 to 81. About 14,O00 shares of
United Profit Sharing were traded in
at ~. to pa. Wright Martin sold at
Ga to Z.
Motor stocks were active, Chalmers
falling from ~, to 12M.
Cosdcn sold at 121s to 119s. Houston
Oil sold down from 141 to 137. Mid
west Refining ranged from 191 to 1SS.
Sholan Oil sold at Az to 10. Sub.
marine Boat sold at 16A to 16.
Nipissing ranged from 13 to 123s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
BREAK OF Sc A BALE :.
IN PRICE OF COTTON
Market Yields to Heavy ReaIiz-
ing, Due to Continued
ShoWery Weather

New York, May 27.-In the face Of
continued showery weather in the belt,
the cotton market yielded to heavy
local realizing at the start today and
broke 20 to AZ points on first sales.
The tone continued weak after the
opening with break of about 81 a
bale from yesterdays close and nearly
under general SO a bale from yesterdays
high point under general selling for do
nestle and foreign accounts.
The early break carried the market
63 to so points below last nights clos
ing figures, with October contracts SELL
ing at 81, or 120 points below the
higher record of yesterday. There was
heavy general realizing and probably
some selling for reaction on this decline,
and stop orders were uncovered.
After their execution, the selling was
less active and the market rallied on
the outlook for continued cloudy and
unsettled weather in the South, and
expectations of bullsh weekly report
from the Weather Bureau tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
WALL ST. PRICE LIST
HIGHLY IRREGULAR
Market OsciIIates Near Recent
Levels, Without Slightest
Sign Of Weakness

New York. May 2T.-Tne New York
Evening Suns financial review this af-
ternoon is as follows:
The unique character Of the present
stock market was emphasized today in
a highly irregular movement of the
price list Following such a rapid ad-
vance as was experienced yesterday and
that. too. on top of a bullish demon
stration of nearly two months duration,
all the canons of rule and precedent
called for break. Instead the market
merely oscilated within measurable dis
tancc of the highest level established
and at no time displayed the slightest
sign of weakness.
There was quite as heavy buying as
on Monday, but the height to which
prices had climbed brought out fairly
good supply although it was clear
enough from beginning to end that the
initiative lay on the buying side.
The time is near when peace will be
signed or not signed, and since the
Street believes it will be signed. the few
days remaining constitute bullish in
flueuce not to be ignored altogether.
The rise and fall of prices was fairly
broad. while net changes were modest.
United States Steel had spread OF
some . points. The motors enjoyed
moments of considerable strength. as
did the shipping shares. American
Sumatra Tobacco, American Can. In
ternational Paper, the rubbers and Ger
tain specialties were strong spots. The
oil shares blew both warm and cold.
There was a distinctly mixed move
ment among the rails. Southern Pacific
led on the constructive side with Read
ing. Atchison. Great Northern and New
York Central relatively expansive al
intervals. 1t was obviously an artificial
performance. however, indicating not d
little pool activity.
Business was comparatively slow il
the last hour. The traction stocks gave
good account of themselves throughout
Elsewhere prices ebbed and flowed will
little further change. Liberty bond
were steady. Interest was largely cen
tered in the initial trading in Victor!
loan notes. which opened at $500 ant
advanced to 1896. Only the 4&s wer,
dealt in. Interborough Rapid Transi
refunding is were strong.
Supply and demand were more nearl!
balanced in the money market. Cal
loans, including renewals, ruled at
per cent for mixed collateral. Tim
funds were unchanged at 5A per cent
While the foreign exchange marke
was quiet there was a return to weak
ness in most rates except sterling. whic
held steady. Francs dropped ~ cen
times to 6.561a francs to the dollar fo
checks. and lire 13 points to S.57 lir
to the collar. Pesetas yielded point
and the Scandinavian capitals reflecte
heaviness.
Profit taking in cotton caused reces
sions of II cent or so pound in tina
staple.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
PHILADELPHIA-Cau 5A NJ
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, May 27.-A renewal of
decided weakness in French and Italian
exchanges, with sympathetic effect, took
place today in the market for foreign
exchange. declines extending to Is points
in lire. French exchange dropped to
6.56 for cables and 6.5S for checks,
compared with 6.43 and 6.45 respect
lively in the late dealings on Monday.
Quotations were:
Francs cables 6.56, checks 6.5S.
Lire cables $50. checks $50.
Swiss cables, oil. checks 5.13.
Guilder cables 393s, checks 39h.
Pesetas cables 20.14. checks 2O.O7.
Stockholm cables 25.30. checks 25. 10.
Christiania cables 25. 10, checks "a. 90.
Some of the Scandinavian exchanges
showed losses of 30 points from yester
days final figures.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. May 27.--RuTTER-LoT and
s@nrua HRsflslsd say sGTs S4e: sx.rss srsts
5sE a 55c: seconds. 81 9 5sc; .Sss,c state dairy
5595sh imitation ain eresimeTy' sIs cases
Fresh,gathered extras, 4s@teS. @S.s 81 storage s,se
packed extras ss.ts rS' ssa Saa ssts Gh
cred extra drstT tsM o !1S ,.rU TOrthsrn hsT
@S5Gc; seconds, Al a 44c; dirties.. No.
T. 40 Acc; dirties No 2, as @ 4oc: checks.
40 a 40is G; checks. undeTgrade. 81 ssci state
cred whites Az soc; western whites. 47@
soc: Pacihc Coast whites. 55c. outside; west
state and nearby hennery browns. o0q5ie;
gathered nsowns AMI mixed colors. tsh "
GHEEsE--Irresular. Receipts. e2s5 boxes
Fiat. current make. colored aysr,age run,
ave run I'll X q a24fc: folored specials. 92A
Sssls :: ShIis sresIsi., Y 3 Az w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
BANK CIEARINGS

Bank clearings today compa red with cor.
responding day last two years:
1919 1918 1917
Phiia :. s62, ,688. 7as $50. los. 745 $50. s42, ,O5o
Roston. :. 80.514,513 65.aA1, ,pSS ar 5Ol 1,99
N ". s36.842. 7O7 725. 4sO, s3s 678, 500, ,O4s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
MAY CORN TOUCHES
SEASONS NEW HIGH
Outsiders Absorb Sales on Set
backs and Force Shorts to
Cover-Oats Eirmer

Chicago, May 27.-Substantial gains
were made in the corn market today,
May reaching S1.S2. a new high point
for the season. Dealings were not large,
the board closing at noon on account of
the parade of the Thirty third Divi-
sion.
Offerings were restricted by reports
that the central powers would be per
mitted to import foodstuffs. and it was
thought that the lightness of stocks
would preclude any sharp declines until
the situation had been relieved by lib
eral movement.
The strength in May stimulated the
demand for the deferred months. Out :
siders absorbed sales on setbacks and
forced shorts to cover. There was a
little rain in the belt but not enough to
seriously delay farm work.
Oats were firmer in sympathy with
corn. after having been unsettled early.
Some important commission houses sold
right after the start, but later good
demand developed from other sources,
and there was considerable covering by
shorts on the way up. May appeared to
be tight.
The trade was not inclined to give
serious consideration to reports Of dam :
age by insects in Missouri.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27

Philsdeiphis. Pa. May 2e, 1919
. Al a stated meeting OF the Board Of
{;.rccfors or The Provident Life and Trust
HtIuonrt OF philadelphia. held today,
- - u EARL NJ. coPPERFIELD
->>@ duly appointed Manager of the Real
@j<oortment Of the Company, ~ ll.f -
LEONARD q. ASHTON
Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
FINANCIAL
Todd Shipyards Corporation
To the Holders Of outstanding notes of the
issue Of SO .000, 900 5-year 6oh Conyertibie
Gold Notes of Todd Shipsards Corpora
ton issued under the Indenture dated

To the Holders of outstanding notes of the
issue Of $4,000 900 5-year go Convertible
ton issued under the indenture dated
NoTfcE sSrf Z IS HEREgY GIVEN that TODD
sHIPYARDs coRPoRAT.oN by resolution
dsmption on June 15. 1919, all of the notes
~ the Issue above mentioned now outstand-
ing interest on all such notes will cease
June IL. 1919. and the owners and holders
redemption and payment unless EXCHANGED
Tor stock as hereinafter provided. The notes
should be. presented with the coupon due
~ the once of Brooklyn Trust Company No
3 Wall street. New York City, during bust
ness hours on the l4th or 18th days OF
Jyss @ igas psRmsbt Rs t'R viii PeiSs ba sas sunday s
Hrookiyn Trust Company of 107% OF the
nrinclpal amount of the notes so presented
and also the amount of the coupon due June
III accordancs with the provisions of
Article Three Of the Indenture above men
fioned the holders OF the notes called for
rsdsmption as sbove set forth have the
i,son givins at least two days written notice
shznse such notes for. stock OF Todd ship.
Yards corporatiop without nominal or par
stock for each one thousand dollars $1,000
Y f4ce value OF notes, the holders OF such
not. hsinx entitled upon such exchange 10
@6s notes TO the date OF such exchange and
sFsatE stocE ef Todd shpssrds ps corpors uRon 9Ion
nSvsble to holders OF record on and after
{6s date when the stock exchanged for notes
r1a;I b. transferred. Z
New York. May 2, 1919.
TODD sHIPYARDs CORPORATION
q Nv order Of the Board of Director.
'a = CARL r.. RIEDEg. Secretsrv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
PITiLADELPHIA, May "a. 1919
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS 0F
FAIRMOUNT PARK

Sealed RrOCsosas, s,ost Ti n6e, be ressiysd a.
june 4. 1912, for the excayation.. srsdin:
and construction o. the tunnel and basement
on The site Of the old Fairmount reservoir in
Arsiii particuiars as to form and every r.-
auirement OF the proposal. with the naces-
sary speetasatiofr9s f9 and blanks nay be ob.
land Title Building. Philadelphia. -
The commissionsIs reserve the right 70
~ order Of tbs Commissioners q Fair
meun' ~ YHo1As s MARTIN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27

Increased Activity In Sugar

New York, May 27.-Increased activ-
ity was reported in the refined sugar
market today. The demand is not
limited to any particular section but
comes from all parts of the country.
Prices are unchanged at DC, less 2 per
cent for cash. Raws are unchanged at
7.2Sc, delivered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, May 2S.-Following the
advance in Santos futures, where gains
of 100 to $50 reis were noted, the local
coffee market opened firm at an advance
of 80 to AZ points, while trading on the
call was moderately active.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
Annual Elses,.ns


Esaerak ONES. Reading Terminai
r. !. - N y. (, Phiiadelphis, May 20. 1919.
&&1ffcs Il hereby eiven that the annual
.SI1~ II sfSckholders of Rssdips Company
c<f ui9< plrsctorn will take place q
So. &: .ss e. i s'iS sS,s, e Il sh''sss ss:iss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
Yesterda.
BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver was quoted in
New York today $1.07% IAN ounce, an
advance of IN cent. In London, the
price was 52Ad, a gain of SD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
MoNEY.LENDING RATES

NEW YORk-Moncy on call. mixed
collateral. opened today at per cent
for lending and renewing. On all in
dustrial collateral, the opening rate
was 5R per cent. /..s
The situation in the time money mar
ket was unchanged today except that
with a fairly large supply available
the demand was not urgent at 5%
per cent, the current trading figure.
AS heretofore, most of the time money
offering is for account of the West.
PHILADELPHIA--Call. 5A per
cent; time. 5A M6 per cent; CONNER \
cial paper, three to six months, $40
5E2 per cent six months, 6 per cent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-12

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