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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
CROP VALUES MOUNT
DESPITE WAR LOSSES
Record Harvests Estimated as Worth
Five Billions.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1O-The important
farm crops OF the United States this
year are worth $5,O6S. $4,000, or SlO4, 900 900
more than the value of the same crops
last year. notwithstanding loss of Si1S
900, 900 sustained by cotton planters as a
result OF the European war.
Preliminary estimates of the important
farm crops announced by the Department
OF Agriculture and statistics of the aver
age prices paid to producers on Novem-
ber indicate this years wheat and corn
crops are the most valuable ever grown
in the United States, that the wheat and
apple crops are record haTvests, that the
potato crop is the second largest ever
raised and that grain prices are advanc-
ing.
The huge wheat crop and the increased
price of that cereal, the large corn and
apple crops and the increased price Of
oats, barley and rye more than Offset
the big loss In the value OF the cotton
crop.
Tho values of the important crops.
based on the average prices paid to pro-
dueers on November l and their values
last year. follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
PROSPECTS FOR
COLUMBIA CAGE
MEN BRILLIANT
Harry Fisher Had Big
Squad Out Yesterday for
Initial Practice - Basket
ball News and Comment.

When a coach OF an intercollegiate bas-
ketball team begins practice with more
veterans than he had at the end Of the
previous season and the old aggregation
was title winner, his prospects for a sue
cessful season are brilliant. Therefore.
no one can blame Harry Fisher. coach OF
the Columbia University basketball
teams. when he declares that the Blue
and White quintet Is sure to win the third
and final leg on the Eastern collegiate
basketball trophy this season.
When the cage men, reported to Graduate
White gymnasium yesterday, men with
sity centre were in toys tossing the bali
through the net. Captain Henson and Charlie
tet for 8 years. Walter Dwyer and ED
Burghard have been for two years on Blue
tured the team in iSiS. has years, With ' an n
tnntermisslon n,.s Of one year. II any one ot the
pected OF them Coach Fisher has several
men men who have played on college teams in
The most prominent addition to the squad Is
Eckherd Calder a forward from the st Law
viii probably take the place Of "'DDann6 Mees se
nan. the only member OF tho team which tied
lost through graduation Another man who re-
University where he played forward. Burg
hard, who played substitute centre for the
last dW2 years ana helped TO bring the Blue
and White UP 70 the top, was out In uniform.
In good condition TO start the season with a
week Of training, according to Fisher,
DIVERS :ncapaeity is only temporary. Last
Thursday might a tootpad tried 10 relieve
Dwyer Of his valusbes, whereupon he hooked
over right handler on the thugs jaw. knock
ing him cold. But in doing SO Dwyer had 80
thumb. Fisher expects his crack guard to be
In uniform before December 4, when the CO.
lumbia opens the season against Rutgers.
Coach Fisher expects to see the team go
through the season without a defeat Ii re-
mains TO be seen II his prediction comes true.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

/ The Special Committee OF Five of the
philadelphia Stock Exchange announced
oday that after Wednesday of this week
members may make transactions in all
municipal bonds without any restriction
and without reporting any transaction to
he committee.
New York banks lost to the subtreasury
! yesterday 81, 2,292,OO0 and since Friday have
(lost $11,177O 900.
There has been deposited to date $751;
a47, 900 Rock Island bonds with the Pro-
tective Committee in New York. In Hol
land T,2oO,OOO has been deposited making
the total s45.147 900.
An additional Ss.654OOO emergency cur
rency has been retired by New York
banks. which makes total of S3S.1a, $40
turned in since the movement began,
Exports of general merchandise from
New York yesterday tetaled s4,1s0.590, a
decrease of Sl.100SS3 compared with Sat
jurday. Imports were S2,e143 37S, an in
crease of s1372,16O.
The gross earnings of the Keystone
telephone Company in October were SllO-
30. an increase of $4164; net s55,072, In.
rease s3Si6 Ten months gross sl,1ol ,ssB,
Increase $51l44i net s55s. .655. increase so, ,s17.
The net surplus at the end of the ten
months period was s1ss. 7S6. Increase ssT, 2S2.
The NotehoIders Committee of the H. B.
Clahin Company has received deposits OF
more than ss0.OoOOOO out of the 33l, 500, 600
par value OF the notes outstanding. Thus
the adoption Of the notsholders' plan is
virtually assured.
The Crex Carpet Company passed the
semi-annua dividend OF 5 per cent, which
was due at this time.
There was withdrawn $2.100OOO gold coin
from the New York subtreasuFy for ship
ment to Canada
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
COTTON EXCHANGE
MEMBERS TO PASS
ON CLEARING PLAN
Formation of Association in
New York With 200
Shares Is Proposed-T'en-
cent Charge for Each Con-
tract Cleared.

NEW YORK, Nov 1O-The board OF
managers Of the New York Cotton Ex-
change will submit to the members of
the exchange at meeting tomorrow
plans for the formation of a Cotton
Clearing House Association. The plans
have already been agreed on by the board
Of managers.
The plan provides for incorporation.
with 200 shares of n par value Of $40 each,
and Is open for membership to any MEM
Der OF the exchange clearing contracts
who viii buy one share In the corporation
and deposit a certified check for $1,000
in order to create n fund to secure prompt
payment OF claims arising from n failure
of clearing association member and for
tho general purposes of the association
Fees will be charged according to this
plan of 10 cents for each contract cleared,
and each member shall maintain as orig
innl margin upon his net interest SO a bale
on OOOW bales or less, 81 q bale on an
interest in excess of $4,000 and not more
than 100000 bales, and s. bale on
100000 bales or more.
Additional margins may be called by
the directors of the proposed association
II 1t Is deemed advisable, and an original
margin Of so cents n bale on each month
VIII be required on straddle accounts. II
the plan meets the approval of members
some days will be required to put It into
operation, but II is not considered neces-
sary that the plan should be in work.
able shape when business is resumed
A delegation of exchange members
headed by President Cone. will go to
Washington to attend the hearings sched-
uled for Thursday on the rules and regu-
latlons to be issued by the Treasury and
Agricultural Departments in connection
with the new cotton futures law.
The Conference Committee announced
that there will be another ballot in
liquidation of the international interest
before the market reopens, involving II, 400
bales of December, at prices ranging
from S5Oc. down to 75lc., and, members
were asked TO notify the committee OF
the extent to which they would partici-
pate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT.-Recelpts 60, 700 bush; market
declined l9c,, hut closed steady, with q fair
export inquiry. Quotations. car lots In eN-
pYr{t eleyye,tSer-Ne red, SPOT aud Noyember
l22l2; 30. | Northern Duluth, Sl2Gd ~.
CORN.-Recelpts. 1000 bush; market
steady. with a fair local trade demand. Quo
tntlons: Car lots for local trade. to loca-
tion-No, yellow, S5uSHl9c.: steamer yellow,
OATS.--Receipts. % .3s4 bush demand
fair and prices we'll maintained, Quotations:
5Ihc; No. white. 52dS2iIc.
FLOUR--Receipts 1865 bhls. 2,345s 500
lbs In sacks: trade quiet and market barely
ateady.. in sympathy with decline in wheat.
SgSf SSSf"s24n Rs o lss st0RR II ysGSaW'"dSer sG do
patent. S.. .5Ga5.15; Kansas. straight, iutC
sacks, Sa.2nSiI.+0: do. patent iute sacks,
sh.4odI 65i spring nrst clear. t516ISa0; do,
strnisht sna5aIG9 do,s pat@snt' @ S3Ioq5iSHi1 ,iSi
choice and fancy patent S8d0. N0 city mills,
regular gTadesooNWinter, clear, 3. I.I5Ii@; do,
RYE FLOUR.-In small supply and nrmly
held, We quote nearby and Western In wood
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
FRFIGHTs AND CHARTERs

Limited tonnsEs restricts ths business In ths
steam market where the demand for trAnsat-
lautle carriers is heavy. Rates are strong With
promise q advancing. The sail market con
STEAMSHIPS.
GIenbrldgs BFlr Montreal 70 picked ports
Unitsd Kingdom, EFain, z0ooo Quarters, 81.
alsnell4e (BrD sans,
BiTkhall fbr,l, same 10 MaFaeiiIss or Genoa.
90 COO quarters S., November.
Cameron lHF.l Baltimere % Avonmouth.
grain, 10000 quaFtsFs. heavy ana p. 600 cats.
basis Ss 6d on heavy pssemeqF, ,,-.-.,--
Kong Haakon tNorl BaltimoFe 70 seandlRa-
RodfaEe iD8n.ls same. l00Q0 qgaFteFs.
Magnus (Dan.l, Hams. 1900 quarters.
Hsirsdals OBI Gulf . Nafselllea' Grain
- 600 quarters, 81 ioisd, option Oata 81
alsd. kevanbeF and December.
HaFlyn CRF.l. 40, 60 quarters. same % Mar
sellles, 0enea q PlFaeus, 81, RoFsmbeF
RpzeandB fBf9 Gulf to AaFaeiilaa, Genoa or
Eaples. aHaiH a0.ooQ quarters g.. NoVamhes
Holllngton (bF). same 20 Barcelona. Falen-
ela or rauasona, ao.ooo quarters as. i0lsd
eoiia ffisD. ASA toaa 81. John. \. a.. Il
FEeaeh AtlaRtte pert hay ana oals, lump sum.
easo HelnanQ lhr1. ll2T tona. ane & lNo
uafla Gaif ~ Landan eoiton, eaa. DsremBaF
Iffarnool eotlen 4Is. ea RoVamhsr
ea7e aitanQ filE.l, 1asa tons. zama, -.
aith anslans. November
Nadfllaaa lspsRl if7f tonz aams. zsasFsl
aaHae. Haz.a November.
sebn saHllshi. a$a ssas. haltlaazs & Czials,
ssals private ssflas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
BASKETBALL TO Be
PLAYED BY POLICE
OF PHILADELPHIA
Harry A. Fyckberg Is
Standing Sponsor for Sport
and Seeks Contests With
Other Cage Quintets.

Harry A. Fryckberg. one OF Philadel-
phla's best all-around track and field ath-
letes and winner of the 220-yard dash and
running broad jump at the recent Police
Department games, has inaugurated a
plan to create interest in basketball
among the Quaker City's finest Just at
this time the plan is to organize a crack
squad and play independent games. Later.
II the policemen show enough interest,
a league will be formed.
Fryckberg. who lives at s052 Spruce
street. West Philadelphia. Is eager 20
arrange contests with the leading local
quintets. Games are TO be played on
Tuesday and Saturday nights.
So far the men who are interested in
the project are Edward J. Carroll, Will
lam u. Barnard. James Downing, Ruther-
ford Warren. Joseph Denning. Joseph e.
Cavanaugh, Charles Weaver, Charles
Schall and Harry A. Fryckberg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
BRISK SELLING, THEN
GOOD BUYING ON THE
DECLINE AT CHICAGO
Grain Market Opens Easier
Today-Trade in Wheat
Limited - Corn Declines
on Selling.

CHICAGO. Nov 10. - Wheat opened
easier today with traders selling. There
was fairly good buying on the slight de-
cline. Trade was limited.
The export business the last "a hours
In all positions was placed at 1900, coo
bushels. Receipts at spring wheat points
were smaller, but the movement on the
whole continues heavy, and stocks are
accumuating rapidly.
The report on winter wheat area fu-
lures will not be available until next
month, but the state reports generally
show the acreage will be considerably
larger than that OF year ago
Liverpool reported a better demand for
spot wheat. with prices iad to I'd higher,
but this was offset by the fact that some
grades could be bought at decline of
Sd. The news from Argentina was less
bullish. The French Government Is pro-
vtding seed to farmers where needed and
is releasing farm workers from the army.
Crop news from Russia continues good.
Reports from Germany say the invasion
of Russia resulted in damage to immense
quantities of agricultural produce. The
visible supply of wheat in Europe Is a.
652OOO bushels, against 67,9l2.0O0 bushels
last week and S1,OOO,OOO bushels last year.
Corn declined on local commission SELL
Ing. There were some resting buying
commission orders at the lower prices.
Yesterdays Government report on corn
was considered about a stand-of. The
cables from Liverpool were easier because
of larger arrivals and a quieter demand
Oats were quiet and easier, with pit
traders and commission houses mainly on
the buying side. Many of the latter.
however had resting orders In the mar
ket to sell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
WILL BUY DIVIDEND SCRIP
offer Extended by Philadelphia Com.
pany to Common Shareholders.

Stockholders of the Philadelphia Com
pany. who hold 10 shares and under Of
the company's common stock, are receiv-
ing n notice from the company Offering
TO buy the common dividend scrip which
was issued on November 2. providing the
scrip is surrendered Immediately
The notice is signed by c. J. Braun, Jr.,
the company's secretary, and reads as
follows:
I'm order to avoid Inconvenience and
expense, both to yourself and to the COM
pany, we have arranged to obtain funds
from an outside source with which to
purchase its common stock dividend scrip
issued November 2. 1914. to the holders
Of 10 shares and under, provided the said
scrip is surrendered Immediately.
Accordingly II you are willing to sell
your scrip at the par value, thereof,
Cfab, kindly endorse your certificate in
blank form, have your signature thereto
witnessed and mail the certificate to the
undersigned In the stamped selfaddressed
envelope enclosed, whereupon we will
forward you check in payment. therefor.
This offer Is subject to withdrawal with
out notice."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
SCARCITY OF SHIPS
CAUSES SHARP RISE
IN FREIGHT CHARGES
Rates Quoted in European
Trades Are From 10 to so
Per Cent. Above Those
Prevailing Last Year.

Freisht rates in the steamship market
are now considerably above normal and
gradually climbing higher. In some
cases the rates quoted for the European
trades are from 10 to 50 per cent. higher
than at the same period of last year,
Communicating of vessels for war serv-
ice by the French and British Govern
ments, the complete tie-up OF all German
lines and the abnormal food shipments
abroad are the principal causes for the
advance.
The following table shows the move
msnts OF the rates for July. September
and the current month and November of
last year:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
WANT BOND LAWS CHANGED
Syracuse, N. Y, Officials Want to
Sell Municipal Isues Privately.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov lO-Mayor
viii and city Comptroller Conan have
started a movement TO change the laws
governing the sale Of bonds issued by
cities of the second class in this state.
The officials want the legislation amended
to make 1t possible to dispose OF bonds
when the market is light. as It is at pres
ent. Utica, Schenectady, Troy, Albany
and Yonkers will be asked to cooperate.
The plan is to authorize the private
sale Of bonds in place of calling for bids.
The law provides that II there are no
bidders the securities shall be readver-
tised.
Mayor VIII says the city should be in
the same position as commercial house.
where the directors in times Of money
stringency could authorize the Issuance
Of notes for the amount of the bond is-
sue, and when the market Is relieved the
bonds could be sold.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
FIRE LOSSES DROP
Total in October Was seas, ,oso Below
Same Month Last Year.

? Losses by hTa In the United States and
Canada In October we're t98 $50 less than
during the same month OF the previous
year and for the ten months OF this
period OF 1918
The Journal OF Commerce gives the
losses IN October as sl4.oo4, ,1o9. compared
with tl4saz. $50 in October, 1918. and s1s,-
65i CSC Ia the same month Of isia The
10 months losses were $3.50. IA. .450 COM
pared with siss, sss, so for the same period
Ia 1913 and slsi. 1s3. 800 IN 1914 There was
q total OF zif Ares in various parts az
the teountry IN October causing . loss
In each case OF sl0ooo or over.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS
GREAT NORTHERN.
DIVIDENDS pEuLAREn

Northern Texas Electric Company Faz,Ila-
quarterly ~ @ on eonmons payable bsesnbsf
i. 20 stock ot record November 90
Rn,absr Ran9bai ps5 & ssnt On prsfsFrsd, payahls No
L Canadian Pacific Railway. regular qusftsrI,
ia per cent from revenue ana 81 bsf
sent. fFom land SALES on common. payabis
Js95qlss5y z 70 ssoek o. record December /.
annual dividend OF Ger cent On ufsfsrrsa ~
record November IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
Vessels Arriving Today

Str. Merton ORD, Liverpool. Iii cabin. liB
steernge passengers and merchandise. Amer-
can Line. Doekcd Washington avenue wharf
at T:3O a. IN
New York.
Str. Manchester Exchange tBr,), Manchcs-
ter merchandise. Charles ". Taylors Sons.
str Joseph Cuneo tNor0, Fort Antonio,
fruit. CuneO Importing Company.
Schr, Van ALIENS BouGhton Boston, ballast,
A. d. Cummins & Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
PROVISIONS

Quiet and without change. Quotations-City
beef, in sets, smoked and air.drisd, 20T30c (:
beef. knuekles and tenders, smoked and air,
dTlsd S9aSe Western Western heel Enuekl.ss. and
pork. family, S2od2e: hame S. =. cured,
loose. 1id14Ec,; DO, skinned. loose 14Rl4isc. {;
sm IN, 2kgd l;' city cured Ss to brand and average
aide. do. boiled, boneless, 2oH21c, picnic
shoulders, S, r. cured; loose llAd12c,: do.,
to average. loose. 16afi6lac.; breakfast bacon,
as to brand and average. city cured, laH2Oc, +;
Western. refined. tierces, 16Nd lie; do. do do,
tubs. iOatMilc. lard pure city kettle rem
dercd. I'm tierces, 1ONdlic.: lard, pure city,
kettle rendered In tubs iifI1lLc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
Vessels Sailing Today

Str. Cotswold Range CBr), Blange, Mon
treal. Charles NJ. Teylors Sons.
=. Str. Auchendale t3rJ, Cowan' Newport
News, J. A. Mccarthy.
Str. GrCcian. Page. Boston. Merchants and
Miners transportation Company.
Str. Anthony Groves. Jr., Bristow Balt-
more. Ericsson Line.
schr Margaret NJ Ford Webster, Manzo-
Milo A. q. Cumming g co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
Branah Bank opaasa = AFgsntlna

NEW YORK, Nov. 10-Ths National
city Bank Of New York. opened i2s
bFaneh bank In Buenos Aires this morn
Nns. The Institution Is under tha man-
cement Of John Il. Allen. former men-
aEer of the Bank of Haiti II 3 the
arat eraneh Of an Ameriean bank 70 bs
onznsa Ia q foreign country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
rWo FAvoR BIC aAMa

cHAMPAIGs. ILL., Nov iQ,-IndisnA ana
nhlQ state Of the Western Conferences unl5
EeHaitiaa AaFs aEgasa e ths HaEssalisn II
kTesiaaas JeWa#. of the University Fl uiiaaia,
Eaa4 q flufhall gaHe aHf fsNeH HasleEn and
WstsEa ehamriaas he aFganzea far lis heaEs
hs e ~ Heielan Faliaf faaa ehleasq Hai-
ssgstts auze7 5ligs. however. efsHaHlei shs Il
sIslen e Z 81 stass.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
Wv YoRK RuTTER avn raaa

] NEW YORK. Nov, 1o.-BuTTRR--1 Market
hrmi receipts, o35l packaEes; creamery extra
aacf higher scoring, s5ae. state dairy 886
efe,i Initiation creamery, 23h6z45zc
AaGS-MaFkel hfm; reeeinta lf,b54 aaaes:
fresh extra, hrsta, 3fn3sc.; fresh hFsfa. a4a
Fee; nearby whites, bbei nearby mixed 500
aQe. special marks, 2dc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10

Full cargo rates have been advancing
as steadily as the regular line rates The
demand for transatlantic carriers Is
heavy. Regular lines have been COM
PEELED 10 charter vessels 70 replace those
taken over BY the various Governments.
Grain steamships are now getting a 5s.
rate against e %. Sd rate a year ago and
81 rate before the war. II Is likely
thai the rate viii advance 70 Ts- IN tbs
next feW weeks.
The upward tendency q the rates Il
certain % affeel the shipments Of cot
ton. fhera Is hrssk Inquiry for eolton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
PAT DWYER RESIGNS
Illness Causes Penn Trainer to Give
Up His Position.

Up HIS FosIIioHa
Pat Dwyer. who has been acting in the
capacity of athletic trainer al the Uni
verslty of Pennsylvania this season, has
resigned, For some time Mike Murphy's
successor has been suffering from malaria
and now feels that he is unable TO give
the athletes the proper attention.
7. T. Hare, chairman of the football
committee at Penn, reluctantly accepted
Dwyer's resignation,
Since he has been training the Red
and Blue athletes Dwyer has become very
popular with all of the men. and Il Is
sincerely regretted by the student body
that he Is forced TO give up his place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
UNTITLED ORDERS SMALLER
TonnAgs Of steal Corporation In oetO-
Der Lowest since june. 1911.

NEW YORK. Nov. M-Ths United
states Steel Corporation. Ia . report to
day. placed ita untitled orders On n hobks
as OF October 81 last at 1aeiag7 tons.
against a1I.ea7 tons on September 81
ana a5l3.76i tons On October 81 1914
The 0etoRsr tonnage Is the smallest re-
ported foF Any manlh thia year ana 3
The smallest amount q aaallsd orders
slase 5iaas. ials. shea - seaaa va
5zHas 1caa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
MORE IDLE FREIGHT CARS
Net Surplus Increased 1914 In
Two Weeks.

Two Weeks.
NEW YORK, Nov, 10-Ths foFtnishtly
bulletin OF the American Railway Asso-
eiation showed that on November / there
was a net surplus OF Idle cars on the
lines OF the United States and Canada
Of t7Q0ss compared with ISL .9S2 on October
Is. an increase Of 1s1i4 The gross sur.
plus was 172.ss5 against 1882 while the
gross shortage changed from ESQ 10 222s.
In the two weeks the net surplus OF
box cars decreased from ss,lzT TO IS te2,
but the coal car surplus jumped from
4.sss 70 s7,sl5 and the nat Ger surplus nl-
creased from So62l 10 l2s6s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
REFINED SUGARS

Values steadily maintained, but there was
little trading, Reincrs' list prices: STANDARD
granulated 5.0Sc.: fine granulated, SC; pow
dercd, 5.Ibc.: CONFECTIONERY a, l. oOc.: soft
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Sun and Tides

sun rises. G'4o I'm. sun SETS. 4:5l pm.
PHILADELPHIA.
Iiish water. D;4p am. High water. 1921 pm
Low water. ] 81 am. Low water. $50 PM
REEDY ISLAND.
High water. a!3S M High water. 4.iO pm
Low water. 0ioS am. Low water 1859 PM
BREAKwATER.
High water .12;42 IN. High water. 1000 p.m
Low water, 6;24 am. Low water. 1921 pm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
BANK cLnARINGs

Hzak elsaEiHsa tedar rumnzrs eith eerrs-
anqadtHs az l4zE taq 4aarzt
1s14 fHH la5a
FhAaazlraR 81 els aa sss ezs - -
eataa s4s= aIHzl1 a1q so
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
YECETARLES

Trade ssir and ssluss generally arm with
sweet potatoes shade stronger, Quotations:
White potatoes per bush.-PshnsylvSnia 61fb
6se.; New York, Asqo5c. white potatoes, JsF-
etn Shore, Per bhl.-So, l. sli No g. 75c. (;
swests Jersey, per bbl.-Ho, l. S2-aSa2 90: No,
2, st.2oU1.bo; sweets. jersey, per basket 400
zoe. Onions. per bush. 400 aso.; do. choice
per 1oo-lb; has d., medium, per i00-lh,
baE, 10000. Cabbage. domestic. per ton, al
as; do, Danish, per ton, sa1i0 caulihoNsr,
New York, per crate. 6Sdooe, Celery New