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# a. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81, 1916.
Two o'clok p. m.
The transactions at the Stock Board were to a mod
crate extent Sales of Pennsylvania SIS at 67sa67a
Reading Railroad Bonds firm at 724 and shares
3l4a32s. Sales OF Illinois Bonds at previous rates
and frm; w. S. SIS, 954. No changein other securi
ties.


The flour market is dull and prices have declined
Sales Of fresh ground at s5,25, some holder, ask
more.
Rye flour "a 90.
Corn meal 80 60.
Prime red Wheat at llOall2 cts,
Corn 7Oa73c. per bushel
Oats 80 cts.
Rye 10 cts.


Cotton is firm and tending upward.
The provision market is firm and prices unchanged.
The Grocery market is quiet and stock diminished
There IS no special local intelligence.
The weather is cloudy and threatening1rain.
Lead has improved a little in prices with
siderbe sales.


..a.. Nav YoRK, Oct 27.
The demand for -four is falling off, Michigan aad
Genesee may be quoted at S5 s74; Southern dull
at s6 IS for Georgetown and Richmond
There is fair inquiry for grain.
Genssee wheat l2sal 30c;
Common mixed wheat 3al20c.
Oats 34a35.


The provision market is dull. ....
Cotton is more active and prices maintained.
There is fair demand for grain.
Red wheat at llOall2c.
Yellow corn 67a69c. ..
No local intelligence. The weather is cloudy.