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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-04-29

A party composed of II. n
Cowgirl and wife, b G. Hale sr
and wife, Rev. R. NJ Walker II.
c. Helm, w. A. Johnston, Percy
Jones. Joe Binford, G. n,
Helm, j. W. Roney, wife ana
daughter, and j G. Sexton motor
ed to Fulton Monday night 70
attend the good reads meeting
only to find that the place for the
rally had been changed to Lib
erty school house.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-04-29
HtdRlfM
611kOTBTI

Electric saws are being use By
haichers In cutting up meats.
FurtntH uns artificial electric heat
20 force thu blooming Of Easter nliaA-
Electricity ls nov applied 10 nnarfI
all kinda Of poweFdrivsn machinery.
Papsu lnsulation Ca exposed electric
virus has vithseood y years service
All the largest Canadian steamships
must now be equipped vith wireless
Ostfis
A portAbie searchlight has been per
fected for linemsn TO be used IN night
repair work
new dAss on the Columbia rivei
Ia expected Ia develop 100000 electric
horse power
The telephone wires OF the uhlun
states are Ions enough TO make 81
lines to the moon
Driven by electricity a machine has
been perfected for opening letters al .
rate OF S00 a minute
More than t2s 900 600 worth Of cleo
trtral machinery was exported irow
this country last year
The coal handling machinery for the
Panama canal ooallng stations VII
BE- operated by electricity
california orange growers are eS
uerimenting with electric heaters &c
pfotec, their trees from frost
submarine telephony with unlnsu'st
ed wires has been carried on In Eng
land over a distance u II miles
Electrically lighted house numbers
to be- placed aiong the curbs on streets
have been patented by a Californian
The United states has 2i7 war yes
sells equipped with wireless. 6rea
Britain 2iS. France al and GERMAN
,l2
An automatic electric cooker use
live steam for distributing the hea
from the electrical unit to the FOOD n
ceptacles
fine amount Of capital Invested
the electrical business In the Unite
states Is In the ncighborhood oil 10
900 O000
suction cup base y provided VII
aow nur,nble electric lamp 30 II ca
b. ,sod anywhere there is snoo'
l.r,sce TO which the cup will cling
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-04-29
HOTPOINT IRON

You buy Hotpoint The Hotpoint Electric ron the
yearsmpoved possible chance for improve
consistent with maintaining the highest quality OF
workmanship material The iron with the famous hotpoint nons at
cool handle Operates from lamp socket only I'VE
cents Hotpoint and keep cool this
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
FOREIGN DEMAND FOR
WHEAT IS LARGE
Europe Has Not Yet Purchased
Normal Quota--Prices Up at
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April S.-Grain prices
moved up today on reports that the Euro
pean demand is larger, largely caused
by the fact that the surplus stock Of
wheat in Argentine has been reduced and
that Europe is facing a decrease and
steady consumption OF wheat stocks. IL
is said that importing countries are max
Ing every effort to obtain adequate sup
piles OF both wheat and -four and It
is said that Europe has not thus far
purchased it's normal quota
At the start May advanced 2 cents to
h62h, later losing some OF the gain,
while July rose ~ cents to Si.37, followed
by reaction to tLSsM. The market made
further advances during the day.
a large export business of American
wheat was reported at the seaboard yes
terday. sales being estimated as high as
100000 bushels. It is believed that italy,
France, Greece, Sweden and England
constitute the large buyers.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
LARGER WHEAT ACREAGE
Heavier Sowings Mostly in Winter
PrndnCt. HoMpNnr.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.--The great de-
fnand for wheat because of the war re-
suited in an increase in the world wheat
acreage for 1915, the Department of
Agriculture today announced in its
farmers bulletin" This applies TO win
ter wheat sowing as little change in the
total spring wheat acreage has been in
diCated because of n probable reduction of
about 10 per cent. In Russia.
"Sowings of winter wheat in the north
ern hemisphere have been pretty generally
on an extensive scale. excepting In some
European countries involved in the war;
the bulletin says. ''In tho United States.
British India and Canada the area sown
last autumn was increased by about
$500 600 acres over that of the year be-
fore; there also was some expansion in
neutral countries of southwestern Eu-
rope"
The April 1 conditions of winter wheat
in tile United States indicated a total pro-
duction of 6t2,OOO,OOO bushels against 6Si,-
$4,000 last year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
BIG FOREIGN TRADE BALANCE
Amount Now Stands at $719,SO3, ,737.
March Exports Large.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The foreign
trade balance of the United States now
stands at S719.sO3 1877. according to the
Department of Commerce. This balance
Is for the first nine months of the fiscal
year For the same period last year the
total was s4sis69,337 The balance for
March was s14O.9693i7. as against S4,9i3, $50
in the same month In 1914.
In March the imports totaled $685. ,2l6,
against slS3, 556,3O4 in March, 1914, and
Sl55.4i5. iaS in March, 1918 March exports
made new high record for that month,
being S299 po9.563 against SlsI, ga in
March last wear and SlS7, Sill in March
two years ago.
For the nine months ending with March
imports have decreased from S,40l ,S4i,1S3
in 19t2-13 TO 81 39S ,35257S in 1894 and ST..
2l5, ,67l,Sl3 in the current year; while ex-
ports. which rcceded from I,9OS 372 in
the first nine months of the fiscal year
1928 to 81, $50, ,22l 9l5 in 19l3-14 have now
reached the unparalleled total of sl.933,
i75.5SO, indicating that the complete fiscal
year may show a total expectation of ap-
proXimately s., $50, 100000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
STRENGTH FOLLOWED
EARLY WEAKNESS
Gains Made Throughout List on
Better Demand = American
locomotive and Baldwin Up.

..-w YORK. April 23.--while the gen
,.,rd of the stock market was down
stsd AT the opening today, with a large
t,.,r,o of selling orders, copper shares
- ,be outstanding feature of strength
Ne We activity. From London came a list
sshhu,tcher prices for copper metal, and
y 200. there was better domestic de-
ineh, ,.onorted for the product. Added to
fnanu the talk of still higher prices.
tnis mietic copper is now selling for is
Bleou arJ sales of the lake product are
eeh.s; as having been made yesterday
fepe, .srts The highest grade OF spelter
N Ia ot % cents and the lower grades
a izik cents. .- t,,... 49, ,.....
,ie,s Of interest in the general market.
w prlces were generally reactionary.
ssn,,,ng orders were large and ttff ex-
eseded the buying deinanu' mere mere eeein- li
y ~ he a general disposition among out
,.s, and floor traders to take profits and
ausis Sere of the opinion that the mar
"a come TO the end of its upward
As.s -. ,rd that a reaction was now in
eos. ss tondon cables told Of the same
giuA.,,ion among traders there, there
engr eisp large amount of proflt-taking In
~ market also, with decided lessen
lnF In activity. ,-.. .-,, -,
Auhough traulnE DeCdilt NSlS Sl'hii o.
,.s mId.day, business being on the
A.t,sst scale for the last two weeks,
.ssts was an upturn in prices. 1t ap-
u.sssd that the selling of the morning
! ~ NJ rather poor quality, and the
s.ss,s pot into stronger hands. The mar
~ nyoHb Habsorbed the offerings of securities
sssta,i difficulty. The standard shares
VA rtore came into prominence and
Vsss,ional gains were shown throughout
4. ilst Some of the specialties, such as
l,srIcan Locomotive, with gain OF 3
aaisls and Baldwin, with the same
laStnt attracted some attention. The
MARKET closed quiet
snmors that the next quarterly state
Aist m the United States Steel Corpora
IA for the period ending March 81, and
- IA Issued after the close of business
~ seyt tuesday. would show net earn
IA N about $4,000, 600, and probably as
,sg az $4,000. 600. caused heaviness In Steel
shares In the early session. but strength
Ei6teed in the afternoon.
Sproanects of big equipment orders,
wbicH are believed to be pending, was re-
ssans,blA for strength in Pressed Steel
az which moved up more than points.
sIora var order rumors resulted in an
sNfurn in Westinghouse Electric.
n the bond division the convertible s
ssr cent. bonds of the Inspiration copper
ronnany advanced 10 points, while the
ronyertible IS of 1919 gained points. The
Ssmand for both classes of bonds was
sood There was no news to account for
the advance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE
BID UP SHARPLY
Stock Advanced Over Three
Points in Otherwise Uninter-
esting Local Market.

4 sudden buying movement in Baldwin
Locomotive shares was the outstanding
feature OF the trading in an otherwise
uninteresting local market session today
Opening at As. unchanged from last
nights close, the common stock on the
next sale touched so and then moved up
across 81. considerable blocks changing
hands. Meantime the preferred sold off
a point or more on odd-lot offerings. The
remainder of the list nuctuated narrowly
except for a decline OF points in Lake
Superior income bonds.
In the afternoon Tonopah Belmont he
came active and strong, advancing a
substantial fraction.
substantial fraction. keystone Telephone
preferred sold al 66ia ex dividend against
50, the last previous quotation with the
dividend on.
Throughout most Of the day price move
ments we're narrow and for the most
part devoid of definite tendencies The
arbitraGe group for n time was inclined
to sag, and this put n dampcr on the
trading In purely local issues Investors,
however. were picking up the hiGh-grade
issues, such as Westmoreland Coal,
United Gas Improvement and Pennsyl-
vania The annual report of the Penn
sylvania Company showed a decrease Of
2L2O per cent in tonnage on the lines
directly operated and 1853 per cent, on
the Pan Handle division. Passenger
traffic, too. fell Off
The report goes on TO state that i'm
1914 tho Industrial and financial conditions
throughout the territory traversed by
these lines were probably more disturbed
than In any other part OF the country.
Operating revenues fell t7.42 per cent, but
operating expenses were cut 1923 per
cent in order to meet these conditions.
Nevertheless the net income for the year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
POIfLTRY

LTNE.--Choice stock was in fair request
and values well maintained. Quotations
Fowls, ,17RatSc; old ROSTERS: i2al2Hc
young chickens soft -mea ted lInlSc.; do, do
Stacy, 18H1ic.; turkeys. 13a1jc.; ducks. 13
ml5c. geese. lOdl1C.; Uuineas as to quality.
per pair, 5OTIOc.. pigeons, old, per pair. ESQ
3Oc do. young, Der pair. 22I25c.
DRESSED.--Demand was sufficient to ah-
soTb the limited reccipts Of desirable stock ard
values were well sustained. Quotations. Fresh.
killed fowls. II 20 box, dry-picked and dry
packed fancy. selected, l9c do, Weighing ~
isc. do. 3 lbs apiece, i6aifc: do, under 4
lbs. apiece, 1ldl5c Fowls bbs.. dry-picked
and dry;packed Western, ,t95 lbs, apiece, III
lbs, and under; 14al6c. Fowls lce.packed,
choice lTlac; Old ROSTERS, dry-plcked, iaic
per dos $3s5aI 50; white Weighing o to 10 ID
psr dSz,, s2T5g2 A., do. bs. per dos. o..
so; dark, 81 50GSl6O. small and No. g ST.
Frozen poultry--Fowls, as to quality, 16a1sc !;
chickens. dry picked and dry packed In boxes
ipnk-fed. 3lR$6 ihs. to, dog. isc,; do, a!g42
do. AZ lbs. to doz., 2oc. do. go l1s. and over
2lc;; corn-fed 3lq42 lbs, TO doz., l6o. do 439
- lbs to do2., lie: do, is lbs. to doz., l9c (;
do, 60 lbs, and over, zoe. Chickens, dry-plcked
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
NEW YORK CURB
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THA,

49, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
AZ an application will be made to the
Governor OF the state OF Pennsylvania, on
Tuesday. May Z, 1918, by Ferdinand w.
ETbe, Thomas Holland Paist and John w
Kelley, under the act OF Assembly of the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania entitled
AN act TO provide for the Incorporation and
regulation OF certain corporations" ap-
proved April 20, 1874 and the supplements
thereto, for the charter OF an intended cor
poration, 10 be called THE CHESTER AND
REGENT REAL ESTATE COMPANY, the
character and object OF which Is for tbe
purpose Of purchasing. holding, selling mort
kaglng and leasing real estate. and the con-
structlng, erecting and maintaining build
ings and improvements thereon, and for this
purpose to have, possess and enjoy all the
rights. benefits and privileges OF the said
act Of Assembly and Its supplements.
ALFRED j. WILKINSON.
Solicitor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
VEGETABLES

The general market wss quiet with fairly
liberal offerings at the following quotations:
White W. ,9 pGta toes IS per bush 1Pennsyyanlo yoa
tGa49c. white pS,atoes., FLORIDA. per bbl :
medium, 5Sc; ;3Sii. sweet ,pStsloes. Eastern
33SSSgsit7S SSgi7 sNwSeotS !.ssgs5sEE T5Eo per 6h-No J.
rer basket. 7Sc dSi25 onions, cSoics per
iloolb. bag. sl,25ai,5o; do, medium. nor 100
ss2oaaoi dp; Florida. per bas.!sst &c, as1 i,5;
ssSsss a9Ssgs NSTto,f York ,gfr 7rsts. ss q
folk. per, Dbl, 5OTe5c.; lettuce, Te3as, per
sgsRst sSsR Ae 3Sa03c o, EEOTId9
basket !5GgSI; beans Florida, wax. per
basket, s2a.35o. psas FLORIDA, per sasEst
cucumbers, Fiorlda nor baskct S55oTS;
SQUASH, Florida, per basket, 81 JOTf2 so pop.
purs. Florida, per carrier, S2T3; beetB. Florida
rex loG bunchessi S2a?! DO. chqrieston, per
es,rri.rIIt;anGGyy g 2bao2 75 ,esoss ItCaa
York. ner bunch 95f56c asparagus, per
bunch: 2oapS0c.; mushrooms, per Abb. basket
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23

BUTTER.-Demand was fairly active and
prices ruled firm under light receipts, Quota
tons Western fresh, solld-paeked creamery,
2ac.; arstE. 27GgSc.: seconds 24q25c. ladle-
packed, lS62Oc., as to quality nearby prints,
fancy, 33c.; average extra, 82c.: ttrsts. 2Sn
SOC seconds, 25d2Ic special fancy brands
of prints jobhing at ST64Oc.
firm. Quotations; In free cases, nearby extras,
2SG per d9na;' nearby hrsts $6.45 pSer standard
Wteasein extra fists; S0.45 per cnse do. flrsts,
fancy selected cauded fresh cggs were iobbed
out NJ 25d2Bc per doz
CHEESE.-Onerings were light and the
market ruled nrm, with trade fair. Quotations:
New York full cream fall make fancy. ~,
current make 15i2d16c.; do, part skins,
Su l3C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
Financial Briefs

The reported movements of currency
this week indicate a gain in cash by
banks of over $l7, 200.
a call for the payment of the third in
stalment of subscription to the capital
stock of the Federal Reserve Bank of
Philadelphia has been issued to member
banks. Payments must be made on or
before May 3. The amount due is about
S6, ,237, 500 This will bring the amount
paid in UP to 36,2375OO
EHngham B. Morris. c. S. w. Packard,
Charles +. Ingersoll Thomas S. Gates and
Edward b. Smith have been appointed as
the protective committee to look after the
interests of holders of Choctaw, Okla
homa and Gulf bonds.
The Welsbach Company was the only
bidder for the city gasoline lighting con
tract for 1916, at 500 per lamp, the same
as last year.
The Houston Oil Company has sold the
remainder of its per cent. timber certii-
Gates, amounting to Sl,7OOOOO. TO Alex
ander Brown 81 Sons, Ladenburg, Thai
man & Co. and Whitaker Il Co.
The United States Reduction and Re
fining Company reported deficit of s2i3
a surplus of S34.177 in 1913.
Exports of copper from New York for
the week ending April % were 1896 TONS
a decrease of 1905 tons. This month to
date, n,3il tons; decrease. 1ii27 tons.
The Missouri Public Service Commits
sion authorized the United Railways of
st. Louis to issue $5OOOOO per cent.
bonds under its first general mortgage to
redeem a similar amount of 6 per cent
bonds of the Southern Railway Company.
According 10 Bradstreets. exports of
wheat this week were 9723OOO bushels
last week 7.115,O0O bushels last year o.
10000 bushels since July 1, 334, 994, 900
bushels; year ago, 212,612.OOO bushels.
Corn shipments this week l 725OOO bush
els. last week 1,93lOOO, last year 39,-
600. Corn shipments since July
amounted TO 32.57G, 600 bushels. compared
with $4,000 bushels during the same
period a year ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
POWDER COMPANY QUITS
Stockholders of du Pont international
Vote to Dissolve.

WILMINGTON, lei. April 2s.-At special
meeting OF the du Pont Intern ational Powder
rectors sometime aro deelSrhs ID To be To- tbe
best interests Of the company that II should
dissolve, was unanimously adopted. All the
common stock and 90 per cent. Of the preferred
stock vas represented. There was not oppos-
OF the numerous concerns chartered and
practically held by the du Pont intsrests.
The international Smokeless Powder and
Chemical Company. which was also owned by
the du Points voted to dissolve some time ago
and the du Pont International followed today.
rhs du Pont International as originally In
tended TO carry on a foreign trade,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. April 2s.-HoGs-ReoeiptB 1900;
market st st STEADY; mixsa agd butehers 1900
s. 1dl5ai l4S; liE6t s14oS77o; pigs soST.aS:
beeyes, Seasso; cows and heters ssd7. 80;
Texans. S6.25d7. 60; calves s6.5OBs 20.
tive and Western, $o,5obs,65; lambs, sf.f5@
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
Cramps Anticipate Note Payment

The William Cramp Ship and Engine Build
ing Company today paid OFF 81, 100000 6 Per
company. and the notes have been Cancelled;
The notes not due until April |, 1915,
having been issued April l. 1919. but the inan-
cal position OF the company was such that II
was able TO anticipate payment at maturity by
nearly year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
HEAR PLEAS TO OPERATE SHIPS

WASHINGTON, April 23-The Interstate
Commerce Commission today began hearing
the Seaboard Air Lines, Atlantic Coast Line g.
Southern Railways, Chesapeake and Ohios
Baltimore and Ohio's and Norfolk and West
ern's plea to be permitted to continue, under
the Panama Canal act after July |, operation
Of coastwige steamships they own.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
NEW YORK. April 23.--The coffee market
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

a NEW YORK, april 5-Butter--Markst
2DHc. higher scoring $8OG3O1ac,: Stale dairy
2Sl5d2ac. imitation creamery p 2liaR22c.,
extra frsts 22d22Ac.; regular packed nearby
whites, 2td22c.; regular packed mixed color
browns 23I23lfc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Bergner 4 Ensel Brewing Company, regular
Bemiannual 4 per cent on praferrsd payabie
May ! 70 stock record of April 23
Hellows FeNls Power comtarg teml- annual
~ per cent. prefeffed rayable Nav i 10
stock of record April a
Municipal Service Company, quarterly ~ per
cent On preferred. payable Ma j 10 stack 81
racord Aprl p
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
HEAVY SALES OF COPPER

BOSTON. April 23--It was an 1s-cent cleo
trolytic copper market again today and fur
ther big sales for domestic account were
booked. The foTegnefs were trying 10 secure
concessions but were unsuccessful.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
PROVISIONS

tIobs Sitv bss} Hu'st sa,s s,,ots5 and air.
dried 2jd26 Western beef, in sets, smoked,
smoked AMI air.dried. 2ia2Sc Western beef,
knueMets, ond tenders, smoked, 2da22SSe. beef
8, =. cured, loose 13ql3hc; do skinned.
I.9oqse. l2hal2,sc.; do, DO. smoked lgAa
brand and average, i3Aal4c.; hams smoked,
-"stcTn cured. l3hWl4c.i do. boiled bone
~ 2. 22d23c. picnic shoulders s, =. cured,
cs IN pickle, according to average, loose. l2A
VDl2hc. breakfast bacon, as TO brand and
average, city cured, l6isdt7Lo. breakfast ba-
con. Western cured. ,i6ifGl71gc lard West
ilailhc;, lard, pure eity. kettle rendered: In
dcrod In tubg liTiiLc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK. April 23-CommerciaI bar
silver was quoted at bOM cents per ounce, up
X. In London the price was 23Ik pence per
ounce, up lie pence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
DIVIDENDS
LIE eIRARp NATIoNAL B.

THE GIRARD NATIONAL BANK
Philadelphia, April 90 1915
The Directors have this day declared .
dividend Of eight per cent. 1851, free of tax
payable May 4, 1915, TO Stockholders Of
record At the close OF business April %. 1919.
chacka sih be mailed.
CHARLES a. ASHTON.
Cashier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

and ry-packed In bbls-westsrn, ccrn-fsd, s
lbs ga ara an 9yeIs ise DO DO. ibs y It5gi11ise
d15c.; brolers miik.fed, fancy, .is12l lbs.
70, boz 2Ie.: ,d9. fancy, 2Sa79 lbs. 70
25o. Do. Prime, 25a80 l6s to dos., 22o Tur.
s9ys. ,dry-pieked and dry-paeked fancy, 2l9
ducks, fancy, in boxes, l1dtac.; DO, ordinary
ie sood i2Flee, Eesse. choice and fancy. lsa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
COTTON

NEW YORK, April 23.--Cotton traders Ig-
nored disappointing cables from LIVERPOOL this
morning and the mArekt opened hrn, Z points
lower 70 3 points higher. and advanced In the
early dealings to net gain from last niEhts
close of points IN the active. months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
FORFTCN EYCHANCF

market ruled steady. with demand sterling un-
changed from Thursdays close.
sterling. Francs, Marks Guilders
6s@sad Gs9isf -. i.ffssi,. 55sh Sss 81 81 ssss92'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
GOLDFIDLD sTOCKs
BANK CLEARINGs

Bank clsarings today compared with eoFre-
sb6nding day last two years.
thtk 1914 1918
Philadelphia s2S ~, ees Ss42Is9iS sS3 gss s 2s9
Nsw York. .ssO'ooo,is s4soli,422 2slleo'leo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
s5,OOO.OOO IN GOLD COMING

London Said to Be Sending That
Amount to New York.
LONDON, April 23.--Gt is stated in Lomt s%d
strset that Gi 600 900 in gold tS5 900, OO0l s
bsInS sent to New York for the accoun= 81
France.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23

Exports of copper from New York for
the week ending April 90 were 1896 tons,
a decrease of 1905 tons, This month to
date, 1l3il tons; decrease, Il i27 tons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23

The United States Reduction and Re
fnng Company reported a deficit of S2i3
for the year ended December 81, against
surplus of S34177 in 1913.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23

The reported movements of currency
this week indicate a gain in cash by
banks of over $i7,OO0OOO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23

The Houston oil Company has sold the
of its 6 per cent. timber certifi-
Gates, amounting to S,70O,0O0 TO Alex
ander Brown g. Sons, Ladenburg, Thai
man & Co. and Whitaker & Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23

The Welsbach Company was the only
bidder for the city gasoline lighting con-
tract for 1916, at 500 per lamp the same
as last year