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PHILADELPHiA, Oct. %, 1916. |
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The Stock Board is without animation. Sales q
pennsylvania 5's at an advance Of ). Reading Rail
road Bonds and shares remain as quoted Yesterday
Wilmington Railroad shares advance g. aha1sl


Sales fresh ground Flour at 1854. No change in
Corn Meal. Grain less active, and prices lower
Prime red Wheat at l09 cts. g.D r


Yellow Corn sold at 66a67c, decline 3aa


Oats 30 cts. ,4s7t8 ~, slIsqa baa i"U'
/! \ Cotton firm. liHa aslatfHdmd Y sstEs


Nothing new in Provisions or Groceries ~


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p..s,s New YORK, October %. a.,ii


The Hour market remains unsettled and inactive.
buyers not being disposed TO accede to the terms of
holders The impression is that prices must recede
still further
There is rather more activity in grain with fair
demain for export. ) Prices generally remain as
quoted yesterday. Corn Meals selling at S. i2 l-2
per Dbl. ,.eaa


A heavy business has been done in cotton, with a
more active demand and an upward tendency in
prices. Sales of Upland at lOi, and of Mobile at
IL l-2. !t Ria3i2lo4sa ti t .t;a.,.,.s.


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The Stock Market continues firm and prices stea!
dy, as quoted yesterday. iB


No change in provisions or groceries ala'
Nothing Of local interest.