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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
INCOME TAX RULING
Corporations May Change Period TO
ne Covered by the Returns.

Ephraim Lederer. Internal Revenue
Collector states that a corporation which
desires to change the period to be COW
cred by its income tax return has
right, by giving notice on or before Janu-
airy 29 1916 which is not less than 30
days prior to March 1. 1915, to make
return for part of the year 1914, and later
on render return for it's own fiscal year.
For instance, corporation which made
a return for the entire calendar year 1913
has the right by giving such notice to
render return for six months ending
June 30, 1914, and within 60 days after
June 30, 1916 file return for its fiscal
wear ending June 80, 1915, and so on from
year to year. 1t is important, however,
that the notice be filed in the collectors
office on or before January 20. II the
notice is not filed on or before that date
the corporation must make return for
the full calendar year ending December
81, 1914, even though its books were not
closed on that date.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13

The American Smelling and Refining
Company has reduced the price of lead
from $50 to S7Oc.
The New York Stock Exchange com
mittee has established a minimum price
of 142 on American Snuff Company.
on January 20 the Federal Reserve
Board will hear petition of banks in
northern New Jersey to have that part
of the State transferred from the Phila-
delphia to the New York Federal re-
serve district
The city of Holyoke. Mass, will receive
purchase at discount of a temporary loan
OF $4,000. payable November 5, 1915.
Emergency currency to the amount
slOOOO0 has been retired at the local Sub
Treasury: Ninth National Bank, S55000;
Southwark National Bank, $4,000, and
the Fort Worth National Bank of Fort
Worth. Tex, $4,000.
Ivy l.. Lee has been added to the
Board OF Trustees of the Equitable
Trust Company of New York,
The New York banks lost N24O.OOO
through subtreasury operations SO far
this week.
George A. Huhn & Sons will officially
remove tomorrow from their present
Headquarters in the Land Title Building
to new offices In Bellevue Court, on Wala
nut street. west OF Broad.
The Pittsburgh Steel Company has sold
IS OO0. 900 s per cent. notes TO local bank
ers, maturing from 1918 TO 1920. and these
are being offered the public at 80 to 9sls
and interest
The Federal Sugar Company advanced
prices of granulated sugar 10 points TO
sos cents.
Al a meeting OF the directors Of the
PHILADELPHIA National Bank. Levi L. Rue
was unanimously reelected president
Lincoln Godfrey declined reelection as
vice PRESIDENT ii. j. Keser and william
S Maddox were elected vice presidents
and Horace Forteseue was appointed
cashier.
Announcement Is made that in con
neetion with the death OF William Red
wood Wright OF the firm Of $. L. &
" 4. Wright, who died December 3, that
Inc BUSINESS win continue under the name
OF sydney T. Wright.
Al the Girard National Bank annual
meeting Morris r. Roclsus, Arthur z.
Morton and William lay Turner were
elected alreetofs 70 al vacancies
- HH@l
samuel = Iandls aaH eieeted g director
81 ~ afaelasers' National Hank. sues
rszdInz asafss g. ee<as. aseeazsa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13

BUTTER-Buyers were operating only for
actual wants. but demand was sufficient TO
prices of which ruled Arm. Quotations: West
ern, fresh, solid packed, creamery fancy, spo-
SIC seconds, 2sc.; ladle-packed, 22a2ic., as TO
age extra, 3Bc. do, hrsts. 35Q3lc. do. sec
onds, 2S03Oc Special fancy brands OF prints
iohblng at 42@IIc.
EGGs-supplies of nne new-lald eggs
We're very small and the market ruled firm.
with trade fair. Quotations in free cases;
Nearby, extras 46c. per doz. nearby iirsts,
S13,2o per s.andard case: mixed heid ID and and
fresh and ordinary stock, $1O.S0q11.TO per
case; Western, extra frsts. Sl32o per case;
do, frsts, Sl2.G0 per case; Southern. SlZg Sg
1870 per case. Refrigerator eggs, spring
packed, choice, 27a2Sc. per do9.; do. ordinary
to fair 23d2Jc. per dOz. Fancy selected
per doz.
CHEESE-Trade fair ard values steadily
held under moderate offerings. Quotations.
New York full-cream, earlier receipts, choice,
16c; do do, current make, choice, l0c.i do
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
MORE GOLD IMPORTS
100000 Coming From China and
100000 From France.

80 YORK, Jan, 1S,-The Guaranty
- Company announces the first inn
sanoa OF gold to this country from
- That institution has arranged TO
1 oy telegraph through the United
&s..z - spotreasury at San Francisco
n gold imported directly from
Fart OF the gold Is still in transit.
nsnsaetion was made by the London
s. = y ths company and was transferred
- York account Ordinarily pur-
ny Chinese merchants in this
are paid for in sterling by drafts
On British or Continental banks.
atne known today that arrange
AeFe under way whereby a New
uast company would import about
80 y French gold from London. This
s ~ ~ gold import from London since
saibFsak OF the war.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
FEW FEBRUARY MATURITIES
Total About $5s, 1000, 900, Exclusive
of Railroad Equipments.

1t is estimated that there are fewer
securities maturing in February than In
any month the first half of this year
except April. The total 10 only APP
proximately S5S,O0O,0O0 exclusive of rail-
road equipment trust maturtties. This
compares with about sss, 100000 in January.
sSe, 100000 in March, and S133, COO in June,
the high month.
For the February maturities, financing
to meet nearly s2S, 100000. or over half Of
them, has already been arranged. This
has been by the sale of S20,00O.00O three
wear notes by the International Harvester
Company of New Jersey to meet $l5,oo00O0
notes maturing February 10 and 5000, 900
bank loans, and by the Chicago and North
Western sale of $1O,0OO,OO0 5 per cent, gem
eral mortgage bonds against the maturity
of $l2.S32, 900 consolidated Is on February
/. This leaves s2,5S0,0OO New York
Central notes, due In London February Z.
as the largest February maturity yet 70
be arranged for.
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LONDON MARKET EASIER
Var Loan and Short Term Securities
Favored,

LONDON, Jan. 13.-Changes were irreg-
glaf on the Stock Exchange in the early
fading today. Trading was spotty, but
he undertone continued good. Investors
sfs Inclined to favor the war loan and
ihnFt-term securities.
alt-edged issues were steady. The
Ratment in home rails was cheerful, but
pfes Improvements were irregular. An
itiisr tendency was noted in Americans
snd Canadian Pacific on advices from
AaW York. Support was again in evil
atnoe In Japanese Russian and Argen-
t1s Government bonds.
discounts were weak. Treasury bills
lenaorEow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
POULTRY

LIvE-Demand fair for desirable stock
and the market steady under modsTate oters emgr
nEs FGEs 2g re s9a
tty. 12allc. turkeys 15GlTc.; ducks, 1o4l6c.;
geese, 13pl5c.; guineas. young, Weighing, lbs
iS. lbs apiece. per pair, l0GD45c; old, per pair,
3O64Oc.; pigeons, per pair, l5plSc.
DRESSED. Offerings OF desirable stock stock
SessrpoS 9 SderStf %e mantansd aG SueS with Of ds Ss
fairly active. Quotations: TURKEYS. dry
packed = Fancy large nearby 21g22c.; do,
Western 2le average M reeegts 0Sis l6@lise if5 to
box. dry-packed. selected heavy, l9c;i Weighing
ljajt5 lbs apiece 1sc. do, lqila lbs, apiece
apiece. iSddi15Iac; do, lbs. and under, l29
l3 Fowls. bbls.. dry-p y-packed-Western, dry
picked, 4+4d5 ibg; apiece, l7c.i do do lbs lbs
and under, i2ai$S, Old Toostsrs. dTy55PleEiesd 5 isi
apiece so22 do fair g good 1gsisG }sF Ii
good. 14qlsc. Chickens, dry packed. IN boxes
Mllk-fed 81 to SO lbs. to doz,,, iIc.; milk fed;
3 TO ~ lbs 70 doz, ile; miiS-tea' is @ 6 6 % doz
ise.; miik,fed 90 lbs and over, l9c. corn-fed,
81 10 y lbs. to doz., 159lolse.' e1ornIfed' ~
over to doz. lie; corn-fed, 90 lbs. and over
isc' Roasting chickens, dry-packed In bbls.
Western. milk-fed, dry-picked, . lbs. and over
m,iIlk-fed. 3ig lbs, i4iac; Western, milk;ted,
dry"picked mixed weights 1+glilgc,; Vest
s iikfed @iga lbs l4S western carD. e9r9 3s9
4 lbs. lie; Western, corn-fed, dry-picksd,
mixed weights. lac; Western; corn led ~
lbs, lac Western, eorn-fed 3,aa5 lbs d5S i5s'
i5a ia i$S Squads, per doz;-SWhite weighing II
% 10 10 ibs.. per doz. 81 sOal3Oi white weign
ing s lbs. per doz;, S3d3.30 Do do'i ! lbs
a0z s5 dG dark dG And oqNSa NJ J. !os S G
RRfsrn e Ok ao]'' S'''O9-'iO' u''" anu w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
VEGETABLES

Demand fair for choice stock and values gem
orally well sustained Quotations; White pota-
toes, per bush -Penna, free rom frost, IOg
63c.: New York free from frost, iSQlOc. +
white potatoes Jersey, per baske,, 30q+Oe..
sR Get potatoes, Delaware, per hamper, large.
$l.lOAl. %; medium, JOaGOc.; sweet potatocs
Eastern Shore, per bbl.-No l., S2Q2, I5i No z,
81 5O41 10; sweets Jersey, per bbl.-No, /, ~ 70
dI3 90: No. .. S2N2.aOi sweets, Jersey. per bas
65690c. Onions. choice, per bush. Soc DO ,
ordinary, per bush, I0q75c.i 90, choice, per
lOO-Ib. bag 81 5Odl 60; do. medium, per lOO-lo
bag Sl,2j. do, seconds per lOu-lh. bag, ~;
Cabbage Danish, per ton i3ql9 Caulinower
Norfolk. per Dbl, SlGi,5o. Nale. Norfolk, per
h6l, GOG75c. Lettuce. Florida, per basket
SlT3 do. North Carolina, per basket, 81 500
Beans Florida. per basket, S2a3.so;
Peas Florida, Der basket, s., iO00 Eggplant.
Florida per box, S2dr3. Cucumbers. Florida.
rer basket Sl.T5G3 80. squash. Florida, per
Ia sket, 81 5Od2 Peppers, Florida, per car
rier 50 50d3.5 Tomatoes. Florida, per carr
Tier-Fancy 50 iOG3iO; choice, Slml,50 Gel
ery New York per bunch a5d zoe. Mushrooms,
per 4-lb, basksi, Sl1l SO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
IIyE sToCK OuOTATIONs

CHICAGO. Ian l3.-HoGS. Receipts 40 >
O0O. market strong TO a. higher, MiNed and
butC hers SG554T; gool heavy. Si,l3ftt,Na;
rough heavy. SG,5iatH. 20; lsht, SG,G006,oO;
plgs S535ffiaO; bulk S6,TJu6Ao
- CATTL Receipts, ldO0Q; market steady %
16c lover Reeves. SGfe60; cows and heicTs,
Ss.5o06,22 sy9GSers and slSsSStd,snrs si'aoge4oi
sHEEP-Heceints, ls.0oO; market weak ma
tive and Western, Si.50Hd5Oi lambs, $bdS, 90,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
AUCTION SALES

The following securities were sold by
Messrs. Barnes & LOnand auctioneers, today:
~ shs. Tenth National Bank. ..,.........llTA
= shs Peoples National Fire Ins Co. . 16
5000 Jersey Shore Gas Co., 5 p c........ so
Q shs Corn Exchange National Bank. geo
$1,000 Western New York & Pennsylvania
Railway Co, p c...,...,.......,......7 rs
1000 Hudson County Gas Co D CT. 1Oita
2OOO Lehigh Valley r Co. c......1l 1lOlt
1000 Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Trac
1000 Wilmington Gas Co ) p c........ 9Sh
COCO Lehigh Coal & Nav Co, IA p CO.. SO
100 shs Mohave Minerals Co pref and 400
shs Mohave Minerals Co com. ....... Lot SIS
81 shs Corn Exchange National Bank. .26O
- shs Corn Exchange National Bank. .26O
500 United States Of America, 8 c.. :1OOas
$3.50 Cleveland & Erie II Co, 5lp c, and
5 shs Farm Mech Nat Bank. ,........ 1874
2h shs Third National Bank. ...,.,..... $50
shs Continental Equitable Trust Co.. ~
10 shs West End Trust Co. o..,.,.,,,.,...,16 1876
30 shs Philadelphia Warehouse Co... .10l
. shs Fire Association OF Philadelphia. .325
z shs independence Fire Ins Sec Co... 25is
sh Citizens doth and 1ith sts) Pass
1 sh John b. Stetson Co Co.....,,......3 40
shs Thirteenth & Fifteenth SITS Pass
80 shss Lehigh Coal & Nav Co........... 7GI!
20 shs Peoples National Fire Ins Co... 16
20 shs Peoples National Fire Ins Co, ,,.. 10
So shs Wire Glass Co NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5i4
4 shs Philadelphia Bourse .....,.,,,,,...- -
90 shs Girard Nat Bank .........,.,...,3i5
$1,000 Harrisburg Gas Co. c,..,...,.,lOl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
Cotton Market Closed Lower

NEW YORK, Jan. l8,-The cotton market
opened IN sympathy with Liverpool, two 10
three points net higher, but after the call
oterlngs were more liberal ana PRIZES weak
ened 70 a loss Of enc point from last nights
6nals. Houses with German connections con-
tinued To buy while Liverpool interests ana
The big spot houses sold. Liverpool opened
ssS eraf points of but rallied later on short
covering and good spot demand.
Closing prices were 70 ~ points below the
closing NsEfor1AN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
RA1LRoAps oRpER EauIPMENT

N berame Known today that the Phlladel-
mia ana Readng Railway Company had or
he main line tracks the hrst rail order given
IN ne road in several years. Al SIS ton.
fha present price for rails. me order Ntl cali
IN "a expenditure ol $3.50, coo, portion af
ths. order was placed with the Pennsylvania
sieei Comuany The Long Island Railroad has
ordered % passenger cars from the standard
sieel car comnanl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
FRESH FRUITS

The general market quiet and without M
portant change. Quotations; Apples s5ss.g, SeWg
York, per bbl.-King, S26l3; Greening, S2gJ'
YORK Imperial S2a2,T5; Ben Davis, s2d2. 20;
SPY Sl5aa25o BALDWIN zS5 81 5oa29 e. So sSnm Gthsr
Sidgl 80: apples Western, per box. 75eq$l. 5O'
apples Delaware and Pennsylvania per 5s,S ham. M
per 50IlG0c. lemons, per box N-HI'IOi
Oranges Florida per box. 81 J0d2 80; tan
gerInes Florida, per strap. S2g3 grapefruit,
Porto Rico. 81 l2542. %; Florida, $lg2; Gran
berries, fancy late varieties. per Dbl, $ffgii' XXI
Sb6i8 cranberres Cape Cod, early black. per
crate T5c.qSl 80: cranberries, Jersey per
crate Tbc dSl IS; pears, New York, Niener,
rer bhl., Sia2. strawberries, Florida per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
NEW YORK CURB

NEW YORK. ian. l3.-The curb market 10
dun and Irregular this morning, with few, If
any features, Sterling Gum developed pro-
nounced weakness, falling 10 3A.
The Listing Committee OF the New York
curb Market Association has admitted to quo
fatiOn 100 COO shares Of common stock OF the
stewart Warner Speedometer Corporation, hav-
inc a par value OF 500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
heADoo OPTIMISTIC
2'snsnt Of Emergency Currency
an Eneouragine Sign.

encouraging Sign.
8. A9roN, Jan. 1s.-Phe constant
nt Eastern bankers in sending
Hse s9Aslsnments OF emergency cur
tns Treasury for retirement in
lhs minds 81 ohicials Of the
Department 1t was aseertainsd
- - business conditions generally
= sas the assertion Of Administra-
ssls made m the latter part OF
sAAt this country is on the eve
financial prosperity.
I|s eaAed Today concerning the In
n this respect Secretary OF the
4eAdoo stated that ne would
e ~ ed-hand just what the
g This currency Indicated az
sondiuons. lie ~as oallmlstie,
e Believing thaf bsnkinz and
taens senefaliz considering
slaaa asaa paorrsssIns salia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
srocK REoFTPTs
Forelgn piseount Rates
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

SFW YORK. jan la.-rrsdlng la sterling
ezehanee was very light 81 the oneuIns 81 tile
fsrelau exchange tHafket. pemand 9as quot Cd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
nEw YoRK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEN Y0Rk Jan. i3.rBI TrHR, Market
eady teesipts $40 f4ehasfs efeaes5s
dairs, 4t4.ile iialtatiqq eFsalnslf sa1 zde
fzaios--aiarhst STRONG reeeip5s ssaz sssesi
nasres eef9s. asH44e nearby miAsa SIS
zae.s fefElzsEs E2E azsts. slzzsze
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
GOVERNMENT BONDS
LEW YORK CoFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.--The cofiee market
opened weak. Futures declined 2 20 points.
0neninE futures. March, 6.3Td6.42c.; May.
d 5TTG, ,69c; June, 640G6.5ic.; July. 1889
4 4Oc September, 53c. bid.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
FIRE ASSOCIATION UP S25
stetson Shares Down 10 Points at
Auction-Small Changes Elsewhere.

Except for a 25-polnt rise in Fire AS
ISOLATION shares price changes at the
local auction sale of securities were not
especially wide or frequent today.
National State Bank of Camden stock
rose III while Third National Bank de-
clined 81. There was 1O-polnt fall in
John B. Stetson stock and a recession of
81 in Citizens Passenger Railway
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
REFINED SHEARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Values firmly held, but trade quiet. Refners
list prices: Standard sranulated &C. hne gran;
ulated, 4:95c.. powdered, 5OJc.; confeetioners
a, l.SSC.. soft grades. 4. lOill. zoe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13

8 THE ANNuAI MEETING o mn

HeS Contributors and Azna4eFa af Ihe
Pena Asylpm tof ieqiksns alis9as AAa -.
the County OF philadelphia sitgated = ths
corner OF Belgrade stand East susq que hzu5z
ave. Will be held Thursday jaa. i4fa 1913.
al :. M, Al tie Insutution
MRS WAYNE 2. HA5iaos
HeeHhtaEE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
PROVISIONS

The market steady. but trade quiet ana
slr-drled, 9eaS7c,; Western beef IN sets,
smoked, 26d2Tc.; do. city beef. knuckles anu
lenders, smoked and alr-dried, 2sa29c.; DO
Ss Msges5saern beef; knuekles and tenders Smoked' Sm
s24a24 so; hams. s. z. cured loose. tstiall4e
d9 skinned. loose 13a13hc.: do; Do, smoK s,rsdI
as to brand and average, l4Isg16e.' hans hans'
smoked. Western cured. lIlhd11bc; do., Douel'
cured, loose. 1la1fHc,: do. smoked. 12a12hc.;
14G1Ihc breakfast bacon: as 70 brand and
ayersEe city cured. ,l7alsc,; do: western nsonI
1l9lIhe: do. do, tubs, f18iihc.; Do, pnre
pure city. kettle rendered. in tubs. 11l11hc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
DiRgoroas o. Aceou>4aSfs


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BANK oLEAR1Nas
Reserve Banks Discount Rates
ANIMAL MEETINGS
THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL

49, BANK.
Philadelphia. January 10. 1918.
AT the annual election held on the 18th IN
slant the following Stockholders were elected
Directors OF this Bank, 20 serve FOR the enaa-
ing year, VIA;
Richard Ashhurst r. Dale Benson
Lincoln Godfrey Samuel Rea
georaa AVood Pierre s. DUPONT
Alfred g. Harrison Thomas $ Gates
Iavi L. Rue Asa s. Wing
GeorRe II Frazier samuel NJ. Nauclain
seorge III McFadden William II. Danner
Effingham b. Norris Wallace u, simmons
Randat Morgan Samuel D. Mariner
At a meeting OF the Directors held this day,
Mr. LEVI T. RUE was unautmously r.
elected President. Mr.. Lincoln uodifey da-
chned reelection as Vice President.
MIR. II. j. KESER ana Mr., VA. s MAD
DON were elected Vice Presidents and ar
HORACE FoRTEsCpE wes appoinisd Cash
ier HORACE FORTESCTE
Cashier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
S-CALL MONEY DROPS TN NEW YORK
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAr-Receipts. 4a54s bush. Tne'e
was & good export demand and with stronger
outside advices prices advanced &c. Quota
tions Car lots, in export elevator, No. red
spot and January, 81 i.8sdpi,4 ~; No. red West,
d1.9o.
CoRN.-Receipts. 1890 bush. There was
good export inquiry and prices advanced le.
local car iots were quiet and unchanged'
quotations: Car lots, IN export elevator 10,
z. spot and January, 1biRdI0c.; steamer tfg
Ill5c. No, 8, IS@784q. Car lots Tor leee lesl
trade as to location. No. 2 yellow, new, tSG
yellow, new, 76qT0hc; sample YELLOW new
7la7Sc.; new cob per 20 lbs, I4aIoc.
OATs.-Recelpts 10, ,ses bush, Trade was
quiet, but prices wero well maintained, Quo,
tntlons No. 2 white 6sGJslsci STANDARD
white. 6fd5I4c.; No. white, O8}snOfc.
=, RYE was nrm under very small supplies.
ity. in export elevator, and at Sl@llO tor
small lots Of nearby grain In bags.
FIOUR,--Recelpts, 1910 bbis and 1908
os4 lbs. In sacks. Demand was slow and uii-
satisfactory and the market was practl-
S@Slly SOL nominal IN the absence 49, q Sus9ess rless
s9aH' dg per stTSsSi tSS iSi SNa do
sO.9oP,: Kansas, straight, iute sacks 5000 ,6
spring is sSa clear. s68S2S 'dSS' do straight s6i6
a6.6o; DO. patent ke.60a719 do, favorlte1
sgs9S' brand 2S s mi sy GhYSs s rss Sgd
Straight, s525dG,So; winter, patent. $4,000
RYE FIOUR.-values nrmly held. but
trade quiet We quote nearby and western
In wood. at S6,25IT, as to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13

Emergency currency to the amount
100000 has been retired at the local Sub
Treasury; Ninth National Bank, S55OOO;
Southwark National Bank $4,000. and
the Fort Worth National Bank of Fort
Worth, Tex, $4,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13

The city of Holyoke. Mass, will receive
bids until 10 a, m. January Ia, for the
purchase at discount of a temporary loan
of $4,000. payable November 5, 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13

Announcement Is made that in con
neetlon with the death OF William Red
wood Wright OF the hrm Of s. L, &
". Il. Wright. who died December 3. that
me BUSINESS win continue under the name
OF sydney j. Wright.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

The American Smelling and Refining
Company has reduced the price of lead
from $50 to 370c.
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3 to 2.aO 2. "a.

100 Phila &C, e 100 Phila Go S5
i6 fSa foaopsb aip Mn "a dq.". ~. 52
Hsbiia- Eiec. - 100 North Cent. Sala
3 penpa - % if-l6 20 Cir Nj Bank. 3i5
IS da-....... a24s 40 Penna .... 81 S-l6
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-08-07
STATEWIDE PROHIBITION
Issues VIII be Decided in the Fall Of
Next Year by the Voters

The question of an amendment TO
the constitution providing for state
wide prohibition will be submitted 10
the voters one year from this fall
There has been considerable uncer-
tainty so far about this but X need be
uncertain no longer for campaign is
already started with Arthur p. LOOMS
In chief command. II Is understood
that Jason f. Hammond will be in the
management OF the campaign, also,
and that Michigan will be thoroughly
organized for the fight.
Mr. Loomis is an old campaigner
and well qualified to organize the
forces OF prohibition and TO make
their weight count
That the Anti-Saloon league will
not have everything to its own liking
is evidenced by the state organization
OF the brewers effected last week at
Detroit. This organization included
every brewery in Michigan. 1t is GER
tain that this organization Will take
TO itself the direction OF the cam
paign on the liquor side and some OF
the best talent In the nation will be
engaged to argue it's cause.