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, PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
uriT nfftpts.n"?S bush.
EMM rtlpts. 4ztr uusn. -rn
W'tVt tioHl yellow" 'rt.rii were
ISO V l.i i, -narkat mi nominal.
U,'J .,i ihn market al
B'Wr tola for local trade as to
fcnCNo. ftM ;.
I..IIOW, no. "."' .T.v: iV"v: rj; (.!. ,,.
WTF-a i markt ruled very Strom with
Nominal. ,
maricsi
tilah HI
no salsa
Ouota-
aa to location
oo, no.
I'olo aahrrt or No. 2 white. marnti
"v'o ,"" , iM th ahaanra of swot salts.
IJK nfcelpt. 800 bbls. and 488,115 11a.
1AJl" AMr v lVl,- u.na m,lt Hut Arm
-StiVn. PT 100 lbs. In, wood (cot
Jar JMta sal" nbout 2Jr 1"S Winter
"fifilalil. J12.70O13.2Bi do, patent. 18
'..rtwlnr nrst clear. IliOli.O"; do. patent,
K-ll SO? Ao. favorite VrandV lia 6O01-. TJt
I'..?::' ;,,.t. and fancy nalcnt. 118.00
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FILM FLASHES FOR THE FANS
PfctTE TLOUn sold slowly at form" rates.
Ejit flOUll lr bbl.. aa to quality.
PROVISIONS
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L.rl?d .tend).. Quoin tloni
fair Jobbing Inqury and the mar
l, Quotntlona: "lly beef, In sts.
c; weatern oeei, in aeia.
iBei nnr r:v ,'i.ir ii
la"'l."j,. k;.rU.rHM and tendera.
BK .1,,1. BilC. VM MV- -.F r--.---". --- j - .-
' i.,1 and alr-drld, Jlfte; weatorn . oeei,
V.- "S3 .V,,i.r. .mnVed 3Bc! beef hama.
tfjii pork, family, ,14fii04qi hama, H. P.
2iR?? dfo. dS smoked. 25W loci, other
.Z imoked, city cured, aa to Drana ana aver
FVJv!,r! do. smoked, weatern. cured, 2S&
Be" do. bolted, boneleaa. Sflci picnic ahouioera.
PV' cured, loose. 20V,e: do amoked. 21Hc:
Lttits In I ckl, according- to average, looss.
tXtV- breakfast bneon, aa to brand and aver-I':!.-
.,,i nn hraakfast bacon, western
id STcs lard, viealcrn.renned. tlercea, 22Wc;
Aa. do. tuti, uswcj.iarq. puro tur, ino
MidirX. la tlerci, -iC! ao, ao. oo. in iudi.
REFINED SUGARS
'The market ruled firm and 10 polnla hither
B bl of 7.72c for extra fine cranuUtcd.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
rnnEsn The market waa dull and lower
lii. .rnker country advices. Quotatlona!
Ew Tork full cYeam fancy, new. 222."4ji
f." V rhnl. new. 2lUc: do. do. fair to sood,
Kv.ii esivic.
1 POULTRY
fStrvE The market waa nulet and unchanied.
..!'.", ... thn nuntntlnna1 Pnwli. tn
fKiliy 220-'4c. Ilooetrra. 10017c Bprlns
fftken'f. not I'Bborns. plump, yellow aklnned.
f,..J ittfr! Iln anlere. ilSfflBOc. Sprlnn
amaller alzea, 25V20C.
Ic. Ducka. Tekln. 10c:
rOlSc. l'lseoni old. per
3, J5ff26c, do. youiiit. per pair. ..W-c.
""DflEsSLO--rho maikct waa quiet but steady,
onrtatloni: rowU. .12. to box. nillk-fed. dry.
ikd. fancy seleCKO.. uc. weisninc tn ids nnu
62 aolece. 24Sc. weighlns: t lbs. and over
"SLfiL? wiUlilnir 3W Iba nplcce, 23c; weigh-
Er J lbs apiece, 21022c. fovI,. Iced. In S!a ,
'X.. .i,.u.,! wnlirh nir 4'4 Iba. and over
4 11.3 apiece. 22&22Vic:
old roostera, dry-picked.
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It Is pot surprising that talkln pictures
were not a greater success. How couia they
OS with SUCh Btrnna nnnmltlAn mm . II.
Jns audne7
There Is more vacation travellpc dons
yin, the movlo travelogue than fcy means of
transportation.
Some managers put so mucn reading mat.
ter on the stereoptlcon glasses that they
slide by without being real.
Just when the plot demands the closest
attention the lady to your left gets up to
leave, or else the row In front Is about to
be occupied by a chattering family asking
each other what the plcturo Is about.
There are many real fellows among the
reel fellows, so they are going to form n
cron club Just like tho other movie cen
ters. Here's hoping It won't be a scream
club. They'll gle eats
Herbert Kfflnger Is going to take a party
SlcVen. not Leghorns
E Indian nuiincr, V
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302KC, western, 209
per in. w ea;
20022c; ducks,
doien White..
111.7.', 4 t0; do
per nozen, 3 iv
uhcr, drj-picneu. weisiuiw
55v. 21c. Milelilnir 4 lbs
rr".. ,. infTAitt. irt
tiler ' . 'x, "
T.. i..-Miira- .Tpracy. fanc
TdtSe: oilier nearby, 2502(
Sr'.;wi.. freah.kllled. Iced.
ra best here, J3&21c, rommon,
iSnr. 20&J1C.. aauabs, per
1 "j.i.n. iw,i j ins. iter nnzen.
IIT.ZZZ aVrlll lh. tier dozen. IS 10W3 0; do.
K . n.. ... ,l...n t;inJ9l. An.
iff." "".;:,. tVUrn a.'s Vaiihin.
V)lH ' im per dozn. $1 00OI.7R; dark. 11.50
f t GREEN FRUITS
J'Ptachea of fine quality were In trood request
Snily. tluotntlons: Apples, per bbl Uen
f,.(. tilt',: Ualilwln. I4UII. apples northwest
iLl ... itnv. 11 ftOfcL'.fiO. do nenrbv. ner hamp
er. 1182.' Itmona, per box, I1W3 '. pineapples.
orto Klco. per
TBfk'per qt ,
, currants,
lOffll.v, blackberries Jirsey, per
.larMana, per
Hfst. 0llc; do. Uelaware and
Kit.. 7 oil;
of film reviewers on a fishing trip. Of
course, they will leave the strand behind.
Watchful waltlngWIlt there be a light
In the exhlbltoi-s' window to lead the way
for the return of Paramount pictures?
Results of
Stanley)
Qoldwyns.
tho great movie race at the
raapbrrles. red, per pt , 1flc,
North Carolina, per nt . 107H3c,
(murine; sweet,
feme
At
tt. lejJic
lw.1. n. fl.lh hatRW.t
aOOISc: plums, Oeorela, per carrier, 1203: do,
Birth Carolina, per carrier, ll.IiO.!: canta.
Imi rlenrala. ner atandtrd crate. Cffi7Ac. do,
'. -.' .- r.l A .1. .1.. r..nt.
JlflSOc; do, California, per standard crate,
JTSOaiJVdo do dn pony crate, 12.2.: do do,
At Cfai-1, liv !..; un, vrizuna, rrr nianu-
A Crate 1. I'lVOi lie, uo, iiu, n,iix rruin . u
ir.t An. Am do. flat prate. It HIlZM.lft: dn.
JKorth Carollni. per standard crate. 7uc0fl.1O.
Jo, do, do, pony crate SO 9 01c: do, do, do, flat
iM'ti yi. i u. n i-i-iii kii-, I'L'i mi.c.'.-
far.cv. 12 2".e2 71: do. ordinary. 11.78
Belle of Georgia, fjney. (2 2Hy2.75: do.
ardlnary. tl 6175. watermelons, southern, per
r, UiO&JlS.
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fe.i VJitiliiTAUL.l.S
't FoUtoes nero quiet nnd barely ateadv. Other
Htfilt er In modtrato suprly and demand
u quoted rutcs Q lotntlons White potatoes.
nrioiK. per dpi .o. l. i..ii(v9.:3, no -'.
1781 whitH pita toes Hastern Shore, per bbl
4.1, JUJ ,u, io. -', l.i.i'tt.'.-M; wnue poia-
u.r rtlat. n.d d. 11. 1 Vn 1 II ,-i l57 fl -II
Its potatoes, Jersey, per -bushel baaket
l 1, 6(;Hnc. No 2, 40n0c; nnlona, Texas,
ft crate .No 1, 1, N'o, 2, r0nOc; onions,
!lviey, pee S -bushel basket. SSHOc: do, Ennl
n Shore per hamnr. -1.12H : eggplant, south.
,j. per box, J1.7DW-' 25: cucumbera. Delaware
Bui lUrylan 1 per basket 5070c: do Norfolk,
Cr Hlk-t, BO 70c; do, Norfolk, per bbl , UO
Ml mushrooms, per 4-lb. basket. UfPl BO.
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ItV. eTtTEIl The market advanced lc under a
rffttrtTtetUc d-mind, Ucht offerings and strong-
tr snisioe aavires. inc quotations were aa
.followi Weatern, aolld-pteked creamerj, fancy
i SDr'lli 4.1o, Mrlm ilCnil. -vtra flr.ti dftf!
"tntM. zflr' RppnnHfl Rn . nparliv tirlnfa. fanpv.
Kr4c,iYfrsif extra. 4J048e; nrsts. 40i3'41f: sec
.'m JSesOe. special fancy brands of --prints
t.Jogtar at 47fflC0c.
-mus fancy siock ruiea nrm, dui most oi
KM tucply was of heatr-damaged egga, which
r.tfirs dull and v.eak. The quotations were as
'follows; Free cases, nearby firsts. tlO 80 per
itinaard case, current receipts 310 RO seconds.
pii per rase; extra flrsta, 110 8i per case;
IrttS 110 Ml. secrnilH ln.4V fancy aelected eftraa
Dlwbtng at 43 14e ner dozen.
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1IVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
'NEW YOniC. July 23 Estimated re-
riwpts of hogs for today, 28,000: left over,
tlllJi for tomorrow, 14,000. Market strong,
iMo to 16e liltrher than Saturday's averace.
top. $15.70 ; bulk, $14.55 016.60; light,
111. 26016.60 : mixed, $14.20 9 16.70; heavy,
1-U0W15.76; rough, $14016.75; yorkers,
115 05015 36; pigs, $11.60 14,60.
neceipta of cattle for today, zs.oou; ror
tomorrow, 4000; of shoep today, 20,000
orrow, 13,000.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
EW vniiic
Wi tubs. Market
July
arkat Hi
lie,: txtras, gob M40c: firsts
23-
Irmer.
Mas, 808c: Htate dairy, SO
,008 Hecelpts. 0023 cases,
Quotations unchanged.
PUTTER Receipts,
K 0
sec.
High
40Vi
Ah,.rAz
i 04lc; Imitation
Market Irregu-
I NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
NHW YORK. Julv 23. The market for
.lOffee futlirea nnanpil uni-h.inireil tndAV to a
wllne of 1 point. Trading on tho call was
vun, saies being In the December ana way
K'itlons and amounting to 1760 bags.
, .uhid wua compuruuveiy miiu viuiwbu in
vslues rlcht nfter tho onenlnc. but the
Wrket acted heavy and there was a dls
jsoiltlon to switch from the rear to moro
tlUtant months. Brazilian shippers In the
tt and freight market found It difficult
,w make contracts ahead, owing to the more
JWe freight situation, and that market
Mid relatively firm. Today's arrivals In
Ivied tCOO bags from nio and 10,950 bags
vin bantos,
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Saturday
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25.01
24.30
24.20
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24.25
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P.M.
25.50
24.10
24.00
Financial Briefs
The American Telephone and Telegraph
wnpany uennlte 6 per cent collateral trust
W4 bonds due 194 have been admitted to
Hit of tho Philadelphia Stock Exchange
lieu of the temporary bonds stricken
the list.
'The 8ubtreaanrv Inst S'lRAOO to the New
Ml tanks on Saturday, making a cash net
mce Friday of $8,177,000.
II The following securities were admitted to
oiocit Exchange list: Pittsburgh coat
eniD&nV 1' Pnnavliranla A yi pant riimU
AtJVi nrflFA,1 n .HW.M.AM minir
ap - -.-.- mm uuiiiiiiw.i uww-i
lTh listing 'committee of the New York
" Market AMnrlatlnn hna ruled that
Butte Connur anil 7.lnn PnmlWLnles VOt
trust certificates shall sell ex righto on
r and that unless the rights are ex.
ed by August IB they wil become void.
A Chicago Hoard of Trade membership
' wio Baturday at $5000 net to buyer, or
above last nrevloua sale.
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WESTERN UARTLAND
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It s almost tlmo for Maude Adams to an
nounce her entrance Into the cinema world.
David Warfleld would be a good card In
The Return of Putur nrimm" nui.
O Ilamey and May Vokes In a drama, with
Marie Dressier as Uie Ingenue, would make
an excellent trio
Hen Bhlndler has had the following placed
upon the programs of his Wdgo avenue
theatre :
"Our summer program, you will notice,
contains some of the best features produced.
In fact, we do not try to save during the
summer In giving our patrons the best there
la In the market. Our imnim therefor
remains the same during summer as In win
ter." Jack Delmar, who has returned to the
Stanley Company, Is an It.ventor. He has a
process for making blotting paper pave
ments so that movie patrons will not be
kept from tho movies during wet weather.
His business will be very absorbing.
Why are ushers? Well, If Is a bright
sunshiny day and you enter a movie on
Market street. It's much darker In there
than out on the street, and the change of
light Is so rapid It takes about four min
utes before the eyo becomes accustomed to
Its new surroundings. Now, In the In
teral You spy an empty neat down near the
muslo trench and proceed to capture It
The place Is reached and you stumble over
several feet and then sit maybe on a hat,
and then, too, It might be the floor. Moral:
When you see ei usher, don't rush her,
LET Unit USHEK.
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Cleanliness In all theatres under the con
trol of the Central Market Street Company,
Is as much a detail ns the photoplays them
selves this holds rood In all thaatraa fenar.
Ing the stamp of the Central Market Street
Company, Including the Ituby and Princess
Theatres.
The Austin grand organ at the Savoy
Theatre began playing Monday last. This
Is something new In organ construction, In
asmuch as there Is an additional stop organ
made by the Austin Organ Company this
Btop Is known as the strlrtg organ, and tho
Savoy organ contains the first one In Phila
delphia. Judging from the remarks of
patrons, the organ Is a big success. "
The finest specimens ot Navajo rugs, In
dian basketry and beadwork are seen In the
Metro wonderplay. 'The Trail of the Shad,
ow," starring Emmy Wehlen, to he shown
at tho Falrmount Theatre on Thursday.
One of the most expensive pieces of kead
work exhibited Is a vest entirely composed
of beads In ornate and Intricate designs.
These specimens are a part of the collection
of P. M. Fox, father of Edwin Carewe. who
directed Miss Wehlen In 'The Trail of the
Bhadow." Mr. Fox brought from his ranch
at Corpus Chrlstl, Tex, these, ns well as
a number of valuablo animal skins and
heads.
The lobby at the Market Street Theatre'
would be considered quite a prlxe by any
manufacturer of war munitions "somewhsre
In France." It contains about two dozen
brass frames and with brass at -Us pres
ent cost It would be quite a prize.
Tho loss ot $25 to Manager Goldman, of
the Bluebird, did not worry him when he
thought of tho meaning of the nnmo of
llostand's play 'The lllueblrd." Sure, Its
happiness.
Uncensorod. movies In Pennsylvania.
They can bo seen nny day by dropping a
cent into tho clot of a mutascopo In front
ot a store on Mnrkot street.
Some manager should show a film with
penguins strutting about and then ono of
Chaplin. It would ba n, good feat.
Herman T. Dlcck Is the advance man for
the Impending "Crisis" Mark Wilson Is
looking after "For Liberty" at Lublnville,
LOST Many good stories while in transit.
Last seen at the censors. No reward. It
Just couldn't bo helped.
I The Oreat Northern Theatre will show for
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the greatest i
this week. The first ni H
erful drama. "On Trial." in 4(y
will be Mary Plckford In her latest
'The Liltl American"
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Diversified and delightfully IntcrfaM
will be the offering of nhoto nlava at thl
Kegent this week. Today and Tuesday the i
!. iuiuis win do an ail-star cast In at
ptcturlzatlon of Rex Reach's much talkeeV
nbout noel, "The Barrier."
Wednesday will And Pathe'g rising star. '
dladys Hulette, In "Pots and Pans Peggie."
it. is a picture wnicn radiates sunshine and Vl
gooa numor ana one mat win send yoo w
noma a true optimist, it la from the facile iii
pen ot Agnes Johnston and Is shown first . '
In West rhlladelDhla. i
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loimjr b, mo jmpenni r iorenc iiea will -V"
bo Bren In 'The Eternal sin," which I i?
lounuru on ritwr iiuub romance Of thft FiJtJ
historic ntorv of lucretl& Jlfirri uiu ,
Tlurl'si T.tAt.B. Is aa flxiu .. 9 .X
jjTju Mwsn ntuio Ul WIT. mind II, ff fiV,
L.aiitH rmA IrMnat-lnltai SHaiisiaai . . v a. s
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derful dramatic ability makes one feel with
htr throughout the story.
Ambassador Gerard Reveals an Amazing Story
of German Ambition. Treachery and Intrigue.
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FORMER Ambassador Gerard's own story of Germany at war and
her plans against America the first recital of what actually hap
pened there before the United States entered the conflict.
It exposes the unscrupulous intrigue of the Prussian cliques
intrigue that stretches like a spider's web over all phases of German life.
"My Four Years in Germany" Will Start Sunday, August 5, in the
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LEDGER
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"My Four Years in Germany" conveys
to the American people a thorough under
standing of conditions that so far they have
only suspected. It is not a book of propa
ganda. Mr. Gerard does not seek to per
suade nor to argue he simply states the
facts, many of them facts hitherto sealed in
secret archives and leaves Americans to
draw their own conclusions. These inescap
able conclusions are grave and startling.
It will be printed in generous install
ments, daily and Sunday, for about six weeks,
beginning Sunday, August 5. .
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