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.loq Correspondence Of Bait. Pat,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9. 1916.


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The weather has become much colder -
Thermometer down to 7So. uIIlaglsrr Z
) There is nothing Of. local interest aside from
commercial matters.


! There was but little animation at the stock
board 70 day. Pennsylvania State SIS were al
the price of'yesterday, with sales at 66.a66.;
slight improvement in Reading Railroad
bonds, and sales at II; do shares improved


No special movement in other securities.
There is a better feeling in the -four market.
and holders are firm. '4' " Hnf aaiNo'


Sales Of fresh Pennsylvania brands at S4.O6,
an advance of l-l6th Of dollar. Southern
and Western brands are also frmer, and ad.
vanced 6. cts; old stock. 1915, to 3s7; corn
meal $3.50, and Rye Flour $275. ia3a0Ha
There is a fair inquiry for grain; prime red
wheat in demand at So 10 SO cts, Southern yell
low corn 56a57cts; oats 81 cts. 3y. 8r n ".
There is more inquiry for Provisions, and
mess pork at full price. M, I I" @l,t.a l'


Sugar and molasses in better demand.


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