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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1919
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BUSINESS NOTES
"- Ik aaLI tit fiA liifct nmtl1l 1111.
4Mi.ttty regarding the business out
tank- for next fall (o Induce (Le noolcn
b'flJ to be less free in handing out
f moAn to the Jobbers nnd rmr more con-
PJerntlun to the cuttcrs-up.
i, WHh Christmas less than a month
. km. At ta ficwnmlnt. mnw nnA innrn
f'irWent that the orders taken for the
holiday season by manufacturers auu
wholesalers of handkerchiefs cannot be
dllvered In full. Shipments of Imported
goods aro said to bo much more nearly
Compiclcu man most; ironi uomisiii;
Sources.
la the sport models created for re
irt wr-ar. snorts nuKora U licurlnK
h wy prominently. This brushed-sut
Jsce woolen material is uuhzcu m nr
production of sweaters, scarfs and ves
tees. As a rule the colors which are
featured are bright shades, with light
greens and rose taking a lcadlus place.
Interest in tlio chemical marl.el now
H centered principally lu the fertiliser
iroup. Rapid advances in tnnie of
Ihe standard commodities have brought
tn Vi m.nmltir nubile the great
i$ ihortage of supplies.
The unsatislleil demand for pig iron I
In th Middle West is estimated by ,
tome sellers at closo to JJOO.OOO tons,
with many definite inquiries simply
filed, without probability of their clos
ing in the near future.
'o new business of importance ii Ikj
Ing put through in the flour trade ut
present. Consumers ure well enough
Supplied for current requirements ami
r not inclined to take oh future ,
f commitments.
1 W .- -A ill iIaIIIIIIIiI ! t-lfeltUthi
Ueaiers rciiur tun ut,miiu .. apuv
l- -tttiminff hrniulpr rironortions all i
along the line, with Inquiry csporiflUy
rrong iur uu. r"- - -
of the peppers. Cassias arc iuoWdk
freely. Reports from all primarj
points constinue strong. This, has mmle
for an unusually strong . demaml fur
spots, considering that this is uuall
the dull season.
The demand for enormous tonnages
of railroad equipment for foreign roads
has been accentuHted by equipment men
returning from Europe, but before this
can be considered the large needs of
the American roads must aim be taken
into consideration. Domestic roads arc
Ja need of rails and virtually eicry
kind of equipment, but the producers
are behind in production.
Business In drugs and chemical in
this market is less actUo, Drug and
Chemical Markets says, but prices are
firm- There is a shortage of many bo
tanicals, but imports arc improving
Sulphate' of ammonia is higher and
there has been considerable speculation
In second lands. Stocks of fatty oih
are small, but there is little demand
except from a few large consumers.
Essential oil stocks are so far below
normal that the steady upward moe
tnent of prices continues. There is an
active inquiry, but buyers aro consen -ttive
and purchase in small lots. Coal
tar intermediates arc in good demand
and producers are refusing business for
export owing to the difficulty of tilliug
domestic orders.
1 BUILDERS'
MILLWORK
jg .Doors, Sash, Mouldings,
' Columns, Etc.
1 THE HANEY-WHITE CO.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT RectpU 23.187 buhli. TUB
tnnrket u qult. but Arm Quotations: Cr
lot. In export Hevator. vornmant tand.irij
inspection utanaard orleen No 1 red win
ter, 2 89 ; No 1 northern sprint. 2.0i! No.
1 hard wlntr. I2.30i No X red winter,
Farllclty. 12 JIT: No. 1 red. smutty. $2.Sfli No
1 red. earllckv and amutty. 2 84 United
states Grain Corporation's purchases of
wheat were based on the following schedule
of discounts! No 3 wheat. 3o under No. 1.
No. o wheat. 6o under No 1. No. 4 wheat,
30o under No 1: No. 0 wheat. 14e under
No. 1 For all wheat otherwise conformlns
lo the specifications of No. 8 ur belter,
but deficient In test weight, the discount
rroin the No. & price will bo 3c per bushel
IPX Rcn one-pound deficiency In test welpht.
Wheat KradinB below No. IJ-ior reasons other
than deflclencv in test weljthls will be
bought on Its merits Smutty wheat will
ba discounted according to the drsrreo of
smut but In no case less than Ce pr bushel
under the corresponding regular urade -Garlicky
wheat will n discounted Just us here
tofore 2c per bu,he from the rejrutar arade
Mixed wheat will be discounted from :c to
nc. accordlne to quality and condition of
mixtures, but unless others Ito instructed
the trade may count n our tnkliis No 2
mixed wheat at l'hlladelphla Just as hero
(ofnto. e . 2c under the correepondlne
regular trade.
COrtN Receipts 7flt bushels Supplies
were small and prices were , hlther. Wo
Quote old No, 2 yellow In car lota for local
trade at 1 tissH 70
1ATS Receipts. 21 4f.n bushels. The
market adanced Me under light orferlnsa
and strutieer li.il.pn m, ,! Wm nunte.
Car lota as to location No. 1 white SSfl
dozen. 43i$44c: 21 to 30 lbs. to dozen, rer
lb., 38088ci 31 to 36 lbo to dozen, per lb.,
!)334c: 37 to 42 lbs. to dozen, per lb.,
32033c; 43 to 47 1U. to dozen, per lb.,
323cs 48 lbs and over lo dozen. SSlSSflc:
sprln tluokllngs. nearby, a to quality.
10O41ci ducks, western, tanfy. 3SO40ci
seese. western, fancy, 28(8l30c.
FRESH FRUITS
Demand was fair and prices ruled ete-idy.
We quote. Apples, per bble., as to quality.
MCI, do. per box. 1283 7.1. Cranberries,
per bbl . initio, do avertyre rood, per crate.
ittfr .-.n. rtn. ..itr-i fa.ncv Kim, per crate.
i 12 73 U a s.t Lemons, per box. It noiim
, Oranites California, per boi. It tW07 (10;
do Klortda. per box, I2 76i9 0 Urapefrult,
I llortda, per box. $151 30&.r.O
j VEGETABLES
Potatoes dull. Sweet potatoes and cab
fbape tinner Onions easier. We quota:
I White potatoes, nearby per basket No. 1,
POcBIl, lower RjMdes, 40ttAc .White po
tatoes, per ISO-lb sacks No 1, fj.50
4. No I2&2 to. Uhlte potAtoes, I'enn
Mltnnli. per cwt.. 12 flOVS.Ou Sw-'-et po
tatoes Southern, No, 1 per bbl, t44r.O.
do, No 2, er bbl., 12 f.02 7ft. Jersey, per
basket 14J135 Cabhaife, New York, do
mestic per ton S3540 do. Danish, per ton,
l-ttlD.'.o Onions, per lwnb lacks Veltow,
No t 14 2.'i&l 00, do. No. 2 and ticklers,
?1 IZil 2 2."i
95'jc, No. 2 white. RtflStWc. No 3 white,
wejc; o. wuite MSfKl'ic
MjOUrt Itcceipts, 200 barrel and I.7.S5 -
83
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Plant
17th and Glen wood Ave.
Office and Warchoute
21st and Glenwood Ave.
Lists From Plans and
Estimates Given
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330 pounds In ttckn Trade was quiet Bnd
prices snowed no Important chang-eo. The
quotations are as follows IVr l"n lbs
packed In 140-Ib Jute saiks Soft winter,
straight wetrn. AlOiTlO.ftft. do do nearby,
fSCtetli), hard winter stralKht. lSilSSO.
di. short patent $13(tl3Mt, mtrlnir first,
clear. 0 73dlO2S, do. patent. 113014. do.
short patent. 14M4 50, fancy sarin and
city mills patei.t. fancj brand? M4ftTjfflfl
UYK IT.Ol R vae quiet and htendv We
quote at J7 40(?7"ti per barrel, in sacks,
aj to quality
PROVISIONS
The market ruled tlrm with a fair Job
bing aemand for rnot description Th'
folios 'ntf are the quotations heef. In sets,
sinnked and alr-drled r.Sc. heef knuckles and
lenders, emiked and nlr-drted. .MV n,K.
famllA. .,4t . hams. S P cured looi'e 27?2c,
do skinned, loose. 2.Wf27c. do do smnkrd. ,
272'c hams, b, lied. honelfFs. 42e, ilcnlc I
shouMer S P cured. Iroae 21c. dn, pmoked,
22c. bellies In nlckle. loo..e 2sc. braktast
bACOI. u.lc, lard, 3le
REFINED SUGARS
Supplies were small and the market ruUd
Urtu on a bsais of 0 for fine ffranul.ited.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
BUTTER guppn,,, ( eolld-packed were
ample and the market was quiet at former
rates. ITInts were firmer under llsht of
ferings e qjote h resh solid-packed
creamery, fancv high-sorlnf; flood!,, 716?
7rtc extraB 73c. extra rirsta. (',770. tlrts,
clOOOSe: second. r,7tfMic, thirds, ftinmie,
sweet creamery, choice to fiiticv 7fi'?t77e.
fair to pood K72. prints Jobbing at
S0i2c for fancy and at 8.',$7(ic fcr fair
to choice
KtlGS Choice freh siock '-ta ver. scarce
and Ooc per cafce higher Kollowtng were
the quotations Tree case-, nenrbv frstH.
J24 per crate, neartu currert reclpta.
23 40. western extra frtt. J24, flrstn,
S22.ft0ia23 40, narbv and wetern seconds,
120 10liT2l HO, Inferior lots lower. f.,ncy se
lected eggs Jobbing at IIOttfMc per doien
The market ruled ilrin with demand equal
to the limited offerings The quotations
uere as follows. New Tori, whole-milk
flats fancy 33;i33Sc. filr 10 good. 32V.
fliasc. Wisconsin wholmllk fancy. .!. ut
1.1V. c. fair to good. 32"I32''jc. Jobbing rilea
of fancy goedt. ,14i?o.riC.
POULTRY
Offeru.gs were falrU IlbTal in. tnc ma'
ket was quiet and barely stendv Quota
tion: Fowls fine weighing 4 lbs and oer
aplec 32?S4c do. medium sir-. gno.l qual
, ll 2fii"Oc: (lo noor 2r.fi.2tlc. chlckonv,
tin., quality. 2Nrf2ftc. do. Inferior 2.1'i'2'V.
old rootters. 21 M 22c duel-fifwlill" Pekii.
S23c. do Indian Kunner. 2HflR0c. gerse
2i.iS3nc turkess, S8T40c. pigeon", old pr
pair 324J.1.V- nuns. per pair 28t30c,
guineas. aufi.. rr pair welu-hlng 1 lbs.
and oer aoleo). n'umo 2 2r,72 ,"..-,. weigh
Iny lj Tl"i lbs 'iplece l.7."if2: welghing
fli, b nnlece xl 2. a 1 SO: guineas, old
per pair II 2.V.T1 40
DHHSSKD The inftrKe ensued quiet after
tlie hollda. and lurkes ami g ee were
.asler The quotations nere as follows: fur
k's. nearh. fancv 4G447. do. do. fair to
good. 4,l4l4,V, wenierii spring, fancv. 4S;
1V. do. do. fair to good, 40(fir4.V,
fowls, fresh-killed drj picked. In boxes,
weighing 3'i lbs and out hplece, .in.-,
welching .".W lb . joij.12,-. smaller M.ee.
23t2uc: fresh-killed. In barrels, ,1 ryilcked
weighing 4 lbs and oer apiece. .1r,c. weigh
ing .1'" lbs . 2J,SHC. smaller sUeu. 24to2"c.
old-roosters, dr-plcked, 25-. broilers. Jer
sev lce-p'icke.1 4(a4c. Virginia Ice-packed.
I choice. 41W4.V ordinary to good,
3.',, 40c. broilers. western Ice-packed.
I weighing 1V2 lbs apiece. 3fiH340c; roast
ing chickens, western. Ice-packed, weighing
1 lbs and oier apiece. 3.1iC.H4c, welching 3i
lbs . 3tc; western. Ice-packed, weighing 2Vt
t38 lbs. apiece. 27it20c; western mltk-fed
chickens. 12 to box 17 lbs and under to
dozen, per lb 4404,',c; IS to 24 lbs. to
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TOXOPAir STOCKS
Bid A ok
Cash Boy Oa no
,11m tlutler 2t 2B
MacNata'ira on M
Midway 17 ill
Mlzpah Uxt 0l .OS
Montana lo .tr,
North btar 1 0? .10
Itfscu Cula. 13 VD
Ton Ext t'Uj S
West lOnd . . 1I li
M est To i 10 12
DIVIDE STOCKS
Allltd Dlv 06 .07
Alto Plv 12 .16
llelcher .17 3!)
Hen Hur 20 ,:io
lirourh Dlv 's '
Pllde Kxt 1. 1.
Dlv bvnd Oil .uT
Dlv Con 12 14
Dividend 43 .32
i:.ist UH nu it
llanbn-k Dlv 11 13
High Dlv OS 10
Kcno Dlv 03 07
Heert Dlv lis .12
lloaeua 12 .13
filter Klnf 12 .15
Ton Dlv ft' r.'o
Ion Ua.b'lt 3,", .10
Victory Dlv 23 .30
erdc Div 28 32 i
Zone IS oO
UAItriELD STOCKS I
AJanta. 02 Ot
niue Hull 2 O'J
Booth Oil os
C Q D (12 01
Cornb Krac 01 0-,
Cracherjack 1'J OS
Dlaiaf 11 B Ot 03
Dalrv 02 "1
Florence 0 no
Cioldf Merc 01 03
Gold Dev 12 11
Great nend ns 0';
Jumbo Ext 07 ok
Kewanas , 03 0."i
Iine Star t 04 Oil
Oro '. . 01 0.1
wl Hills 03 .05
Sller Pick Ofi Of
Spearhead 00 03
MISCELLANEOUS
Amparo lei l5.
Ariz United 20 25
Eden , 'j
1 Vother Lodo "i7 (11
Nev 11111 03 us
I Nev Rand 20 2o
, Proinonta--io lt4 lVj
I Nevada Wonder ... . 2r 30
I Tocoa Mln . ... 07 111
White Cap. .. . 12 .14
L'IVE8TOCK QUOTATIONS
Chlraxo. Nov. 28. HOQS Receipts. 47,.
000 head, Blow. Dull:, ttSWIS.BOl top.
118.53: heavy, I13ff 13.C0; medium. 113.109
13,3i llsht, I13V13.&0; light tights, 1120
13.2.1: heavy packlntr sows, smooth, 112.60
J13.83; pickljm sows, rough, J12CT12..30;
pies, 112012.73.
CATTLE Receipts, 20, f00 head. Un
settled. Decf steers, medium and henvy.
choice and prime, Jt8.73cf2O.S0, medium and
good. 111 2318 tf.l: common, jfl11.2B,
light, -cood and choice, 111 2," ft 19.70; com
mon and medium. $7 7oftl2 1B; heifers.
I0.11S; cows. (l.B0ffl2.:iO. cannera and
cutters, 13 509(160. eal cahes. I1(1JJ17,
feeder steers. 7 25',113; stocker steers. 0
11: western range steers. J7 30 6J1", 23, tows
and heifers til.R0fi.12 7fi. '
MtEEP Receipts, 1,000, i Irons. Lamlc.
tl 1.2,1 (r 13 23. culls and common, 111013;
ewep, Tisdlum. good and choice, !7i&h.i;.v
culls and common. 3Wrt 78, breeding, Id 30
MP11.2B.
Kit St. I-onla. III., Nov 21.-,HOC,h
RecelptR 10,(100 head Higher 'iVn 14;
bulk. 113 7l)ill.1.no, limv, 13 73(((14: me
alum. J13 70o.11. light 113 30Ttl3 HO. light
lights 1)3 23018 ll'l, heavv packing svs,
smooth. Itl.7.',A7 12 73' vcklni sows, roush.
110 7311 73,rplgB J12'3'13 50.
CATTJ.E Receipts. 7nini nead. Steadv
Iltaf steers, medium and heavy, iholce and
prime. 13011123; midlutn and good. Ill 73
017.71. common 2.141 11 73. light, good
and choice $130 10 23, common and medium
SS.73014 7.1. heifers, $70 1H.50. enws, $7fi
11 75, canners and cutters, $507; eai
cahes. light and handy. $11015, feeder
steers. $H.SO012, stocker steers, 16.25
10 30
SHEEr Receipts, 3000 head Strong
Lambs, 84 jiounda oown $12.5015, culls
and common. $(". 12. yearling wethers. 110
12.25. ewes, medium and choice. J5.10&H,
culls and ccininon. 13 03
rittsbiirgli, Pit., Nov 2 HCOS Re
ceipts. 3300 stead) llesiles. tm.r.ow
1.175: heaw vnrl ers. 113 A." p 13 Ri; light
Yorkers. li:nnii: pigs. 112 300 12 75
SHEEP AND LAMI1S Receipts,, ",00
Stealy. Top .heep lltnil, top Utrbs. K.fto
CALVES Rec. Ipts loo StcjCy and uc
tHe to;. $10
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
The Now York SubtroaBury caincd
$2,i!41,(00 from the bau oc "Wcdncie
day, making a eah net gain slnco
Friday of $3,870,000.
The committee on securities of the
New York Stools Exchange, has ruleVl
that transaction!) in Cuba Cane Sugar
Corporation common and preferred
stocks shall be cx-rlghts on December 3.
Hichts may be dealt lu on or after No
i ember 2S.
The h erage price of twenty nctivc
Industrial stocks declined 1.52 per cent
on Wednesday to 107. BO. while twenty
railroads declined 0.00 per cent to
77.07.
The IJauk of Knsland minimum rate
of discount remains unchanged at U
per cent.
IMward S. Nrllsen has been ap
pointed rihisiou frelRht and passenger
Hgent of the Pennsylvania ltailroad Co.
for Cumberland Valley district, with
headquarters at Chambcrsburg. Pa. He
will assume his new duties on Decem
ber 1.
Samuel Hell. .Tr . former!, treasurer
of Madeira. Hill & Co.. has become as
sociated with Mrl'adden, Sands & Co.,
cottou merchants.
Today in the local market Tinted
States Steel commou will be quoted ex
tliideml except for cash.
BIG DEMAND IN HOSIERY
2' CATTLE Rc
CaU cs. recelpti, SO
East nnffalo. J-'
celpts. 1700 Slow
11. mi nigner, nn..-
HOils Receipts (UOO S,lc higher lleav.
mixed sorkers 'Ight. nrkers and rlc:,
iia..l; rouRhs. $12 2.1 n 12 31, stags, $KfiT11
SHEEP AND LAMUS Receipts. 00ft
Steady toM.lc higher Lambs s715 "h
learllngs. $711150 retheri $0 2000 50
owes. $3gS 30. nilMd -hc-p $S75ud.
xotilh Oniahn. No 21 HdUS--lte.-"'nt
Ml nfili he-iil, 35c (n .MV h'ch"r. Top. $1., 25.
rTTI,K Re, e'pts. llOiKI henil Killers
10 lie higher Sl, Hers and feeder', sleai
HHEEP Receipts, 7001 bead l anilii, LI,
lnshrr Sheep. 1,V hlglur
I'rlco of Refined Sugar Unchanged
New lorlt, Nov. 2S. Ihe refined
Micar market remains unchanged. Local
refiners continue withdrawn and prices
lire uuchunged tit Oc. le6S - per ceut
for cash for tine granulated. Importa
tions of raws on Wednesday consisted
(if Ufl.SSR bugs of C'ubus to the Amer
ican Sugar Refining Co. There were
no sules of new crop Cubas reported on
Wcdne.sdaj .
Mills Running at Capacity Woolen
Jobbers Havo Had Good Geason
A big demand for hosiery and sweat
ers is reported in the weekly review of
trado for the Philadelphia district by
R. G. Dun & Co. Mills are operating
to capacity. Weavers say their busi
ness Is quiet and that they arc buying
little. Prices, while high, are virtually
statlonury and deliveries are slow.
Jobbers of cotton piece goods eay
that, while sales the last week have
been Inclined to bo quiet, the market
Is high, nnd that there continues it
scarcity of merchandise.
Woolen jobbers haie had a good sea
son's busiuess. Sales arc fairly active
and' prices arc firm. Jobbers of undcr
wenr, hosiery and knit goods report
sales have fallen off and that merchan
dise is steadily advancing.
Tho reiicwi continuing, goes on to
sa :
"Manufacturers of cloaks and suits
report a falling off lu business. Retail
ers in this line aro carrying large stock
and arc doing extensive advertising to
reduce stocks.
"The .hardware lino remains active
In all its branches, with nn increasing
demand for all grades of material. In
some lines the demand exceeds the sup
ply. There Is a noticeable Increase in
builders' hardware. Prices' remain firm
nnd collections good.
"The condition of the cement market
shows little change. Manufacturers
report a fair umount of business being
done, ulthoiigh there novo been ier,v
few large contracts placed, and prices
arc Inclined to be a little high.
"The chemical market continues fair
ly acthe, there being a good demand In
nil lines. The situation in dyestuffs
rfmnins about the same, and while con
siderable domestic dyes are being used
nnd buying Is principally for immediate
needs, prices continue high.
"Tho paper market shows little im
provement. Manufacturers and job
bers report a fair amount ot business
being done, but there Is little marked
Increase in volume of sales. Prices
are Inclined to be a little high.
"Paint manufacturers, dpalcrs in
paints and painters' supplloS report an
Increase in this lino of business. There
appears to be considerable work under
way, with a good demand for all grades
of material, and it is believed that
the present conditions will continue
for tho remainder of the jcar. Prices
remain firm and collections good.
"Wallpaper manufacturers, jobbers
and dealers report considerable amount
of business under way in this line nnd
it is believed thut the volume of busi
ness being done will exceed that lor tho
same period of 1018, with a larger per
centage of profit. Prices remain 'hlgu
and collections good,
"The leaf tobacco business has been
fairly active during the last week nnd
moderate sales reported In good grades
of Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Ohio.
The cigar manufacturers report orders
somewhat increasing, but there is some
difficulty In filling them on account of
labor conditions. Factories, however.
arc generally woruing to lull capac
ity "
V
ity.1
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGG3
Chlcngo. Nov 2fl RUTTER Market eas
ier. Creamery. 5871c.
EOOH Receipts. 833 cases. Market un
settled. Firsts. 72'i78ci ordinary flrato, 03
rtOc; nt tnarlt. cases Included, 02072c; storage-packed
firsts, 73(Sf71c.
BALDWIN DIVIDEND
Directors Declare 2ia Per Cent on
Common, tho Plrst 8lnco 1916
The directors of the Baldwin Tjvv..
motive Works sprung a blf surprise on
mo unancial district today in declaring
n dividend of 3& per cent on the com
mon stock. Tho unexpected distribu
tion was announced as "a dividend"
without designation whether it was a
quarterly, semiannual or an annual
rate.
This is the first distribution made to
junior stockholders since 1015. Be
tween 1012 and 1015 dividends at the
rato of 2 ner rent nei nnnxm ,aa .i
clared and paid semiannually of 1 nop
cent.
The directors at the same time de
clarer! thrl ref-lllop enmlAnViuhl ,1t,l.l....l
of 3V6 Per cent on the preferred stock.
mi.- ti.j i t ., ,
.me Diuuiviu nucomotive wonts cap
italization is $20,000,000 preferred
6tock and 20,000,000 common stock.
LONDON METAL MARKET
Now York, Nov. 28. Cabla advleeti re
ceived at New York metal exchanges this
morning quoted prices in London today as
follows: Tin Spot, 296, an advance ot
10c, futures, 107 10s, a gain of IBs;
straits. 208. an upturn of loo: Blngapore.
01 loo, an advance ot IS 10c. Bales
Spot 20 tons: futures, 450 tons and Slnga
port, 400 tons. Standard Copper Spot, 198
5c; futures, 00 19c, both up 6s: sales, spot.
BO tons: futures. 650 tons. Electrolytic
Copper spot, 100, a loss of 1: futures,
1001 unchxnged. Lead Spot, 37 10. n
advance of 12s fid: futures, 37 12a 6d, .
gain of 17s 6d. Spelter Spot, ,i48j un
changed! futures 48 15s; a gtln of Es.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
York. Nov 2 nUTTElt Steadv
Receipts 04sn tube. Creamery, higher than
extras. 743?7412c. extra (02 score). 73 i?
73tsi firsts fi2V? (5m2o: packing stock, cur
ren( make No 2. 50itf50Vic.
HGGS Steady Receipts, S107 cases
Trehh-gathred extras Msje. do extra
flrete. 0itK2c: do. firsts, 7il5 7Pc, state.
7'ennsvlvanla nnd riearnv wrstern henner.
unite fine to fancv OKciiTM. state, rem,
silianla and nearhv henner?. hlle. or
dinary to prime 70c. do. hrocn. RSiff02, .
do. gathered tirov, u and mixed colors fi.lti?
Sic
CtlEBSK Hasv Receipts 4.HS hoes
Stnte, whnlp mi 1.. flats, current tn.ike. spe
cials 32afl33c. do aterage rjn. 31 iff
", . state whole lnMk. twins current maltv,
specials. 314 332c do. average run. 31c.
Paris Bourse Irregular
I'ari.s, Nov. Ufi. Pricen moved ir
regularly on the Bourse today. Three
per ceut rentes were quoted nt 60f Cc;
exchange on l,ondon, 30f 2."c; 5 per
cent loan. S7f S5c. The dollar wus
quoted at Of 71 Ac.
U. S. GOVERNMENT
AIR SERVICE
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OFFERS FOR SALE
A miscellaneous lot of Spare Parta for CURTISS JN4-D
AIRPLANES in incompleted state.
These parts were in process of manufacture ut the time of
the signing of the Armistice and are located at the Plant
of the Springfield Aircraft Corporation, Springfield, Mass".,
and at ,the Buffalo Plant of the Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor
Corporation.
Copy of inventory can be seen at the office of the Mateiial
Disposal and Salvage Division, Air Service, Washington,
D. C, at die Material Disposal & Salvage Office, 360
Madison Ave., New York City, and at the Material Dis
posal & Salvage Division Office, Curtiss Aeroplane & Mo
tor Corporation, 2050 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo, N. Y.
Scaled Bids for this material to receive attention must be
in the office of the Material Disposal & Salvage Division,
Washington, D. C, before 1 1 A. M., December 20, 1919.
All bids must be plainly marked "Not lo be opened until
11 A. M., December 20, 1919."
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Metal Weather
Stripping and
Porch Inclosures
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OBBINC A SPECIAL
Men Do Better
Work 'Midst
Cheerful
Surroundings
For factories and buildings
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mn other water paint (goes twice as far), insuring first-class
results. Because of its low cost surfaces can be Zemcttlinc-d fro
quently and thus maintain a standard of cleanliness and cheerful
licRs that is sure to bo reflected in an increased all-round eftlc.'cncj-.
White and colors by the bbl., 10c lb.; smaller quantities, 12c lb.
bpccial price to contractors. Sample for testing on request.
Householders can buy it in 2-lb. Cartons
AT DEALERS' 30c CARTON
JOHN C. PETERS, Mfr, 1242 N. 31st St.
The Perfect Water Paint
wherever men must work
It is much more economical
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Portland Cement
Philadelphia New York Boston
JULIAN S. SIMSOHN
iL An Organization of
CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
"or Ttcbslcal Operation of Power FUnU
T7Ur PurinctIon Coal AnalTtw
Combustion
S. E. Cor. Broad and GIrard Ave.
' Atlantic ecrviec-slalioiui are
an expression of the service
to bo xpected wherever
Atlantic Gasoline and Motor
Oils arc sold.
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BE WISE
BEWARE
The Anti-Glare Automobile
Law Has Been Passed
Enforcement is Coming
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Save Yourself by Using
LENS
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NAGLE
STEEL COMPANY
STEEL PLATES AND SHEETS
Putts town, Pe.
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Typifies Atlantic Service
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BI0B QUAI4TY QUICK SERVICE
Motor Truck Delivery
lassdale Foundry Co.
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Kaasdal. Pa,
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Phone L&nedaU 4S0
THE BALDWIN
Locomotive Works
Steam and Gasoline
LOCOMOTIVES
Philadelphia, Pa.
FACING Cobb's Creek Park on
63d Street below Market, the
new Atlantic Service-Station will be
an appreciated convenience to Wie
thousands of motorists who live in
or pass through this section of West
Philadelphia daily.
The Atlantic Refining Company
has endeavored to set a high stand
ard of' service-to-motorists. Its
service-stations are, in themselves,
notable contributions to l;he archi
tecture of the State. Atlantic serv
ice, too, expresses a lofty ideal of
handling intelligently and cour
teously the great host of car-owners
who demand the gasoline that
"Puts Pep in Your Motor" and
the motor oils that "Keep Upkeep
Down."
Drive around and see the new
station on 63d Street below Market.
Make it a daily stop for your
Atlantic Gasoline and Motor Oils.
There arc openings in
nearly all branches for
skilled mechanics. Steady
work; good wages; excel'
font working conditions. A
large number of the waya
aire "covered.
NEW YORK
SHIPBUILDING
CORPORATION
ft CAMDKN, N. J.
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Philadelphia Pittsburgh
ATLANTIC
Gasoline
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CR.AVATM LONG DISTANCE TYPE
'PHIS is the lens that has passed all official
1 tests of the State Highways Department
of the Commonwealth the Osgood Lens.
THIS is the lens that gives the one dependable,
scientific answer to the whole Vglare" problem. En
dorsed by A. A. A. Tests.
THIS is the lens that makes the road safe, not
only for you but for others coming towards you. The
Osgood Lens saves all the light (full power and concentrates the
rays forward and downward onto the road so you can see every rut
and ditch, and even people standing by the roadside.
IT does not waste light by using colored glass
or by diffusing the rays; and does, not cut your light jn
two like old-fashioned dimmers. You have the first absolutely con
trolled full-power road-light ever known, and you are absolutely safe
from police interference.
NO good law-abiding citizen will defy Penn
sylvania's anti-glare law; it is thebest in the country
today. Progressive motorists will welcome it with the Osgood Lens.
ATEVER mind what kind of old lenses you
may now have on your car, get the Osgood Lens at
once and be on the safe side as well as the bright side.
"OEMEMBER, above all, that the Osgood Lens
V saves all tlieTight and gives you actually 74 more
road-brightness for your night driving. )
TELL your dealer that what you want .is the
Osgood Lens ; and stick to it. Nine out of ten good
dealers have them in stock already. Prices $2.90 to $4.50, according
.to size. N
DEALERS: One thing above all that the Osgood does for
you: It outsells all others put together and you do not have ,
to carry a bewildering assortment of different sizes of 1
' different makes. . .Osgood . meets every requirement and '
N i every size. Complete stocks now ready for instant delivery.
OSGOOD LENS & SUPPLY CO.Manufacturers .
GEORGE R. F. COTTEN, Factory Representative, 1215 WiJener Building
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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811
Dur Si Sheurer Co.
NortU Brdui
dud Street
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