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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
ONCE RICH, IN CHARITY BED
Dr. Emil Mayer, Neterinnr ria ~, COL
Iapscs In strect-Wife Gone.

DIR. Emil Mayer. once a prosperous
veterinary surgeon. slept in a soft, white
bed last night for the first time in many
months. He collapsed in 1t6th street
yesterday and was taken to Lincoln
Hospital. His heart Is affected and the
physicians do not believe he can live
long.
Meanwhile. the police are looking for
his wife. who has been his constant
companion. not only In the days when
they were considered wealthy, but in the
recent months when they have been
without "A home. Mrs. Mayer, II IN said.
was once worth $4,000. which she IL
said to have lost in stock speculations.
Found sleeping in "A unnbe yard a few
months ago. she said TO Magistrate
Breen in the Morrisania police court:
"Why. Judge. I used to own the prop
erty where that yard liz now. l just
can't keep away from IT,"
Dr. Mayer could tell nothing OF his
| wife's whereabouts last night. Each is
about nifty years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15

The first homicide trial In the Fed
eral District Court here In ten years
ended Yesterday with a verdict OF man
slaughter against August Borklcin. a
fireman on the clyde liner Comanche.
who was charged with having stabbed
to death Henry Hoschle. another fire.
man. while the ship was or the high
seas on July % last. The jury retired
at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon and
was out all night. Judge William II.
Sheppard deferred sentence until next
Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
AMERICAN LINER SAFE.
philadelphia Coming Along slowly
Of RoiIer Troubles.

The American liner Philadelphia.
which sailed from Liverpool on October
Z. WAS reported by wireless sSi miles
east of sandy HOOK at IL A. NJ yester-
day. She has been proceeding slowly
because of trouble in her boilers and will
go into drydock for repairs after her ar
rival. 1t is probable that she will not
dock until sunday morning,
The ship could not be repaired on the
other side because of the unusual ac-
tivity in British s~hipyards due 10 war
orders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
SLAYER OF ORDERLY CAUGHT
Police Get ola Man Who KILLED
POIycIinic attendant.

Joseph Henry Nicholson, the old soap
pedler who killed John Cavanaugh, an
orderly in Polytechnic Hospital, On
Wednesday afternoon, was arrested early
his morning near the Cortlandt street
ferry.
Nicholson was locked in the Greenwich
street police station and will be ar
raigned to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
Coal Han Accused Of short weight

William Nuugass"r, mead of the Nun
g,sser coal Company of Brooklyr, and
his weighing master, william II, Nich
OILS. were held In bail, of $500 each for
Special Sessions by Magistrate Folwell
in tn" FINN av"nu" our Yesterday on
charges Of giving short weight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
Japan VIA. Recognize Cnrrnnnn.

SDtcidi rahic Dcspdtch To TN SIS
Toxic, oct. IL Japan is expected to
fcllow tho lead of the United Siatcs IN
granting recognition to Gen. CHr'anzI.
The Government has Withdrawn It's rec,
ognithon of the Mexican Consul-Gcncra
at Yokohama, /. Enrique.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
BETA Phi stops Liquor sales.

CHICAGO. oct. li.-Resolutions forbid.
ding liquor in the twelve chapter houses
OF the Beta Phi fraternity We're adopted
at the convention Of the order to-day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24

IO;sO to11 a NJ
II to 1l.gO A M.

1000 United Rwys Inv IS s............. CO
1000 Spauish-Amer Iron Bs.........1Otei
luOO Snunish-A Amer Iron Gg.......... 1OiA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
Sales in Philadelphia
BONDS.

Total sales I8l4 shares, compared with b itj j
43l shares last Saturday; this week, lEV'V-S
shares; last week, sG55O shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
Financial Briefs

The gross earnings of "a railroads in the
second week Of July We're SlO,S52.lil de-
crease H,2l6O66,
The Bank of England reports the
amount OF currency notes outstanding AT
e4s. $50, 264. against s4929S,4n last week
The amount Of gold held for the redemp-
tion OF such notes remains at R2S'bOOOVO
II is said Isaac Rice and his family
realized 50, 100000 from the rise In Elec-
trIc Roat Company stock, and invested
their profits in high-grade bonds.
New York banks lost $4,000 TO the Sub
treasury yesterday.
The property OF the United States
Metals Products Company is 10 be sold
by Special Master John j. Townsend on
August 2,
Commercial failures this week In the
United States were All, against 4S5 last
week.
Rumor has It that England is eonsid-
eHng a siO0,0oo,O0o loan here with amer
lean bonds as collateral, as in the case
of the recent arrangement with France.
The American Linseed Company an
nounoes a reduction In the price OF lin
seed oil to ,54 cents per gallon Of ~
pounds. This Is a reduction OF 20 cents
per gallon and Is due TO continued low
ering Of the prices OF the seed due i IS
SAID 10 lack Of demand for the raw
product.
"Growing activity IN industrial quarters,
optimistic sentiments as 70 the future
and better collections contrast with mid
s,Inmer ouiet IN the larger merchandis-
inc lines. unrest IN labor circles, some
cnnservatism. generated by international
politicaI matters and slow buying for fan
accounts" says Bradstreets-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
PENNSYLVANIA STEEL
JUMPED NINE POINTS
Stock Bid Up From II to 80 in
A Few Minutes - Cambria
Steel Remained Quiescent.

Overshadowingj all else on the Phila-
delphia Stock Exchange this morning was
the sudden upbiddlng Of Pennsylvania
steel preferred The stock jumped nine
points In as many minutes. Opening at
IN. against II, yesterdays close bids an
peared In rapid succession which could
not be nlled and the next actual sale
on the tape was at 50. No news accom-
panied the unusual movement. which
was said to have been engineered by the
same coterie which has been taking up
other local Issues OF late end rushing
them to higher levels IL was pointed
out incidentally, that N there was any
thing In the merger rumor with Cambria
Steel, which, of course was promptly re-
Nived, that Cambria would have shared
In tho rise Instead Of remaining dun as II
did. A bid OF 25 was made Tor Pennsyl-
vanla Steel common. a stoSF very rarely
dealt In either on or on the exchange.
There Is authorized t25. 100000 each Of the
two classes of stock but there is only
IO75O,OW Of the common, OF which the
pennsylvania Company owns T,3SS,9 900.
The same company owned. until recently,
S9,l5S3O0 Of the preferred. and the Railroad
Company owned S5S4700 OF the preferred
Whether the Donner option has been ex-
ercised as yet could not be learned today.
The last previous sale Of Pennsylvania
Steel common on the stock Exchange
was in 1910 when II sold as high as 10
and as low as 60. At that time how
ever, the preferred was ruling around
li5.
new high record for Baldwin Loco
motive was about the only additional
enllvening incident of an otherwise un-
interesting Saturday session. Brokers Of
fees. however, were not so empty as Is
usual at the end Of the week during the
summer time, many traders foregoing
their customary out-of-town trips because
OF the Government note to Germany.
After 1t was seen that the market was
not going into Mysteries, but on the con-
trary remained perfectly firm, the crowds
around the tickers gradually thinned un-
til the normal half holiday Inertia again
| reigned.
| The rise in Baldwin to new top price
| was erected with very little effort, a trfe
| over 600 shares changing hands. There
| was a report going the rounds that stock
holders were to be allowed to subscribe
! pro rata for half OF the stock of the new
| Eddystone Munitions Company. Lake Su-
| perior also hardened. as did Cramp Ship.
building. Many usually active issues did
not even appear on the tape. About the
| only weak spot was Cambria steel. which
lost n substantial fraction, but rallied at
the close, when Pennsylvania Steel came
into the limellght.
York Railways jumped a point on the
statement of earnings for June, which
showed decrease of a. per cent in gross
but a 1.2 per cent. cut in operating ex-
penses resulted In an Increase OF 3 per
cent I'm net income. The surplus was
S6949, an increase OF AS per cent. For the
seven months period the surplus was $50,
98S a decrease Of 33 per cent. from the
corresponding period a year ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24

l1:3O a. M. tn n M.
$3.50, 100000 ON DEPOSIT
in STATE INSTITUTIONS
Vast Sum Stands in 2,334,O39 Ac-
counts, According to Bank Call.

HARRISBURG, July 2i-In the State
banks. the trust companies and the saw
lngs institutions of the State there was
on deposit on June "a this year. the day
when Banking Commissioner Smith issued
a call for statements of conditions, about
$3.50. 900 900. in round numbers. in 2,33i.039
accounts.
The trust companies reported 1ls2,05S
accounts and deposits as follows: In
dlyidual S3l0605. .T2j: demand. SA.919. .92s:
special time, s31.52S,9o9; time certificates,
si0SIi,6I9; savings funds. Sl3l S2S. .667; postal
savings deposits sl49i.392; municipal de-
poslts 500, ,O37 ,639 The trust companies
also reported that the trust funds In their
hands totaled SLID, ,1l9.6S0 corporate
trusts. S3,6S6357.
Totals of the deposits for tho State
banks were: Number of accounts, 65l. .369.
Individual de posits. so, al. $40; time, S49.-
49,, $40; time certificates, sl1, ,799 721; demand
! certificates, 1882 .079; postal savings $751;
62i; municipal. $500. .4l3. The State banks
have trust funds to tine amount of S.,
| III. .451
In the savings institutions there were
time deposits of S22l 3t9. i9s and deposits
subject to check of s2,4ls.O4S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24

local Reserve Bank Statement
b rondltion OF the Federal Reserve Bank
Aiadelphia at the close OF business. July
nupares as follows:
RESOURCES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
Agreement Probated as win

The will OF Irving Ramsey. late Of 2656
Oakdale avenue. drawn In the form or an
agreement, was admitted to probate to-
day The paper agrees that all personal
and household effects, insurance policies
and the like shall be given to Maria Saw
yer, nurse and housekeeper. In considers
tlon OF her services TO the deceased.
The document which involves an estate
OF about $500 was acknowledged before
a notary public and signed by the de-
ceased and two subscribing witnesses,
other Wills probated today were;
Amanda NJ Lofland. late OF Blackwood,
~ j., 5000; Elizabeth Hammond, OF this
city. who died recently at Gienside, Pa
sss5s, James Cox. 237 West Haines street.
$500; Thomas II. McVeagh, 23SI Smedley
street, S2l90, The personal estate Of David
c. Smiley was appraised at s5T7o50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
MADAM LOAN OVERsUBsCRIBED- ACTI
ITAp m BETHLEHEM
a ANOTHER HIGH POINT
..,awin and American Can
shared Same Honor-Note to
rormany Well Received.

voetk. July 24-Judging from the
NfN tbe stocS market In the short
ldQp ,odav. the latest note Of the
srlop states TO Germany was very well
fifa because Of the tenor of the
et,,h VAS decidedly different from
wblch preceded IL. the opening
-,arket was anxiously awaited.
hardly a ripple at the start
ftis IN, heqan with a show Of irregu-
u w ,nch the same as on previous
fr Inc week, followed by some
tt Tbe betterment, however. was
t,lts,d more largely to the war special
IA within a short while several had
,s,o high records OF their careers.
Rethiehem steel, which advanced
,ta 10 20gih and Baldwin 1h to
ssd American Can 21h to 59lR. Some
- rains were lost before the close,
rcr a.,. 80
sot great, and many transactions
u the evenlng-up sort Large in
.,s we're said to be accumulatlng
.ss while the demand from commits
houses was light. The one topic OF
sson was the last note sent to Berlin.
"a generally approved. No one
sbt that II would bring the discus
netween the two Governments to a
,n end. unless Germany chose to do
u the whole situation, 1t was
,ssbt has now been firmly placed on
shoulders of Berlin. Therefore, a
..,rnance of friendly relations depends
-,,,slv on the Kaiser's Government
n Al as activity was concerned, West
.,s6se held the centre of interest and
mn over IA. The advance was
i l,..ht 10 be due to the report that the
4 ,nsany had received an additional order
. Z, daes totaling S62,OOO,0OO This was
4 doubt reflected in the sharp gain in
1,hehem. 1t being thought that that
,'noany would also receive more orders;
,s.6 the estimate made few days ago
IN earnings for the year would be
,,at % per cent. on the common stock
N, not been forgotten. The probability
tho Inauguration of dividends on
lusrlcan Can within the next six months
s,ssed the advance in that issue. The
.,ntt had 1t that Baldwin had received
neW contract from the Allies, and
9 amount was said to be about $50, =.
fGl
iaere was no change in the irregularity
pfices UP to the close. Some traders
I'M that there was some foreign selling,
tif there was 1T was insignificant.
ne weekly statement of the condition
he members of the Clearing House
Insocatlon was very good. 1t showed
N Increase in all items, average loans
Yanclng 81, ,27I0O0 and reserves S5.364,-
}. actual loans, $13, 10000, and actual
asrses S,4TO16O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
GRAIN PRICES ROSE
HEAVY EXPORT DEMAND
Corn Reached Highest Prizes
Since Last May Oats Also
Buoyant.

CHICAGO, July 2i-openlae pficea -
day showed generally advances ever re4s
terdays closing Bear reports thar n
creased arrivals would cause e bfeaH
were apparently OFFSET By the weather
ard better export and mlllers fsniafs.
Onerines were light 81 the start. Tlis ife
caused scattered buying, traders eegdeneg
holding e8 FOR a decline July WhsAl
gained ~ cents over the closing pftss n
yesterday, when II opened at SIP. and ada
vanced further before noon. Its slfsneih
was said to be dus 70 an ovefsold mar
September wheat was frequently housAt
BY sellers OF July. II opened at Si0f.z
against ii.o6si yesterdays closing price
IL was more active than July and be
cember, but was steady
December did not display any crest
strength. Opening al sifa Or an lncfcase
Of three-auarter cents over the CLOSING
price OF Yesterday u saesed on hai
rallied later
Prices ended the day strong. july con.
tinuing the feature, closing with an adj
vance OF sh cents. September showed
a gain Of 2 cents.
Corn was the feature Of the mafksf.
July at sos. when business began for the
day, eqnaled the close OF yesterday and
reached the highest price recorded sinoe
last Nay for the profuct
September and December held yester.
days closing prices at The opening and
appeared to have a Arm undertcne.
July oats surprised nli with display
OF strength, gaining IL cents over yes
terday. II opened at 52s+ The supply Is
said to be light and the demand heavy
Firmness also was displayed BY Septcm-
ber and December. Large export orders
nre soon 10 be made IL is rumorcd
Export sales recorded totaIed 550.099
bushels OF wheat Chicago Commission
houses sold for seaboard delivery 800 600
cash oats and 100000 cash wheat.
Light offerings in the Liverpool market
and general conditions In the American
market have caused frmness 70 rule in
the former. Spot Is strong. CafEoes ara
steady.
Argentine conditions arc reported fRvor-
able. A strong demand for export corn
rules.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
DEN ACTIVITY IN PENNA. STEEL sHAREs
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHRAT.-R Receipts, a.. sos bush. ghs mar
kct ruled nrm and again 2c. higher under
strong whistle adVices and q fair export fa-
mand. Quotations car lots. IN export elevator
NO. red, new, spot ard july, sii4mi .i6,
No red Western, new. I.17mifoi No 3
Southern rcd new, G.12ai. "a, steamer No. 2
liz; reflected a. new. 81 osai0s: rejected "
newg, Nat.o2 No. Northern Duluth. Si.5G
CORN Receipts, 1000 bush Trade was
istr and prices further advanced ic. under
llkht offerings Quotations. Car lots i0t loeal
Trade, ~ 70 location- No 2 yellow siUe2c
steamer yellow. Dodptcs No yellow, $50 see
oATS.-Recepts. $3.50 bush. The market
wss qulet but nim at the late advance. Quc.
.astions' atoms 20 white. gipel,ss sianoard
FLoUR.--Receipta $50 bbis. and ss5,i20
lbs IN sacks. There was little trading but
nill limits vera well maintained quota
tions, per l0G lbs. I'm wood-Winter clear
new slt5u6i do,i stRlght. new S5d5, 25
do patent. new. S3,25h5. 20: Kansas straight,
new. iute sacks, s5RS2s, DO. patent
new iute ssckh Sa2Jaea0; spsing. nrst clear
old SU90aBTo; DO, stru lght, old S6.T5d6.p0
DO, patent, OLD, s6.g061t5: 90. iavofite
brands old ST21Nd.J0; city mills, choice anj
fancy patent. SI.25GT5O; city mills regular
grades Winter clear, new, 81 4Tbd5i 90 q
stralght new. s595.25: do. patent now, So.25
RYE FLOUR was quiet and without i'm
hortant change. We quote Pennsylreuia At
A.@ga ~ In wood. and Western, new, at
t1dI.2d. IN sacks,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
FRESH FRUITS

The market was quiet and without important
change, Quoi!ations Apples: new transpai eni.
crate Sf.25ffl, ,G0i lemons. per box k2n2.5,:
oranges. Florida. per box, s.. 50F+; Erarefrult
Porto Rico. Sl.dOa2.I5 Florida, Si.50d2. 10;
cherries, sweet. per lb.. 5dSc.; do. sour. PEI
S1.25. currants. red. per at. SH5c.; blackher-
ries, Delaware, Maryland and JerFey. per at,
3isdaa gooseberries per 1T, 3mBc.; huckle-
berries per qt.. Tasc; raspberTies, red. per
pint, 2G4ci cantalonpes. Georgia, per standard
crate. Tac. dE1: do, North Carolina, per stand
ard crate 'i0C. aSi; do. North Carolina. per
nat crate. 3OG35c. watermelons, per car, $l25
q fo0E
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
FRFIGHTs AND CHARTERS

InaTgaga0 lamaHd Tor ET1ln oaTTI0T7 y
AUGUST September loa ing hae sirens tneuad
rsfes and may push them higher inquiry =
lrhf IN other tfuaea.
CHARTERS.
Drain str Rio riraly i5rl = ooo qarlaTs
tiulf h west coast italy, lie late Ausasts Sc.
uno Mendi fspan.l. 2a.uae quarters. saiiis. -.
fssdr5intou f8rl "a. Coo quarters SAME
petroleum. -Bk. Dea tNnr1i tDV atffeis re-
fhed New York 20 Bergen. private ttFsa
t'oai-schr. Charles G. Eudleou ll tanz
Nfrginia 70 Aaranham- S. - 4fNinHl-
ftlFnbar.--etf NesEuuiH fhWea.l. ttta taH4
fsilf ~ the Itlssf Plata fzlgats tezflaas 1.l
sfr PolEtad lSar.l IlIl tons. - ioF1
,.r,n,nf sfr safmatis lDan Z. IAiia tons za
kk 1nitfa iNof.l $50 tens lsae4s4 e f,.5eH
~ Wast Hfitain q tast tttistia aeaial
III Aueisf. sehf David Baird hit tens 1i7s
tsn 10 Bae1oa Aires. SIS 1Fofnft
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
v Y snhrarlst b VOL Here

philadelphia suffrage leaders viii re-
csiye the support Of a prominent New
YORK suffrage worker during the next few
months. She IS Miss Jane Myers of III
mifa. n. Y, who has come here Ia the
employ OF the Pennsylvania College Equal
suffraEe League, 10 take charge OF the
ORGANIZATION Of the 18Th Ward. Miss
Me- Is very young and her charming
manner ana fact IN handling the skeptieai
ones have gained many converts Tor the
suffrage cause, she graduated IN Atii
from the ElmiFa coilete' Mhefe she spec
ialfzed in sociology
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
Police Seek Misslng Maid

The police OF the Germantown station
lam T. Steele. OF the Wooduorton Apar
ntents Lincoln Drive and Wayne aYenf +,
who Is suspected OF robblng the house bf
a valuable string OF pearls and more than
500 in cash while the family were away
last night Mr. and Mrs. Steele left the
apartments IN charge OF two maids TO go
10 the theatre, When they returned they
found the front door open and their bed
room ransacked. Drexel Steele. the son,
made AN Investigation and found that the
maiG had decamped with all her belong
ings The maid WIS known TO the steelea
as Clara Washington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
PORT OF NEW YORK
Steamships Arriying TODAY
Steamshlps TO LeaYe
Mnrenlenfa nf YeaseIs

str. sun sabine for Philadelphia was al
TaIies north of Diamond shoal ilghtship a 7
D. M July 81
Sir Tiiscan philadelphia for savannah Has
AZ miles northwest Or fyhce at p. n. Julg =.
o. miles southwest Of Diamond shoal iishia1ip.
al noon July p
+ Str PACING. from Philadelphia. arrived as
Havana July p
str alrathardle lBrl for fhiadenhis.
steamed from Iquique July %
STR CIoishlun iilr.l. IRON fhlladclphla. ar
rived at London July ~
str Stufmount fEr.l. fer fhiladfiphiai
stest1ned from Baltimore July "a
sir Persian Tor Phnadelphia. steamed from
Boston July -.
str Toledo towing sehr Delaware sun fFqm
p1fiadeIphla. arrived AZ Sabine Iuly =.
str san ZefeFino tBrl. Philadeluhia for
TtiNpanl passed Sand key q ~ July p
str sd Andre GID, from fhiladciphis. afs
rived at st. kazaire JUS 10
SIR Chinana fHrli rom fhiiadsuatal ar
rived at Taieshuano July 22
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTrER,-The wholesale market was
quiet usual the last day OF tho week.
and prices we're without important change.
quotations; Western, solld-Packed creamery
fancy specials, 2Dc.; extra PIE. extra nrsta.
2Gd2Gisc, tists, 2ad2iiac; seconds. 29n2tc.i
nearby prints. fancy. 30e.; do;, average extra.
2sff2Dc.; TO. fair TO good, 1SnsUc. JoUelns
sales Of fancy printg. 34dagc.
EGGS-strictly fine eGgB were In fair de-
were largely or heat damaged stocks, which
were dull and weak, Quotations; In free
cases. nearby extras 24c, per dozen; hrsts. 81
per standard case; nearby current receipts
1910 per case: Western extra hrstS, ~ per
case: tirsts, S5 TOdd.b5 per casoi fancy selected
csndled eggs were jobbing at 26H2Ie. per
dozen.
ample offerings at former rates Quotations;
New York full cream, fancy new, loc.; 90.
do, fair to good, new. liMl4fsc' do'' part
az lIra M1LlMr-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
BIG ORDER FOR WESTINGHOUSE
Company Reported to Have Secured
$62 100000 Contract.

NEW YORK. July A-An additional
order for 100000 rifles from the Allies
is reported as having been secured hy
the Westinghouse Electric and Manufac-
turing Company, 1t is estimated that the
order is worth S62 900 and is a dupii-
cate OF the one placed some time ago.
An order for sS5. 100000 for war num-
lions 10 be supplied to the Russian Cow
ernment was placed with the company
last week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24
LOAN OvERsUBsCRIBED
Latest Canadian Issue of $45,OO0,OOO
Quickly Taken.

NEW YORK, July 4-The subscrip-
ton books were opened this morning, at
the Office OF the j. p. Morgan Company
for the $5.OOOO 900 Dominion of Canada
one and two-year notes, offered for sub
scriptlon by the Morgan firm and Brown
Brothers IL Co, togetlGrs with Bank OF
Montreal, First NaticIai Bank and the
closed at once, as the volume OF appli-
cations received was far in excess OF the
amount of notes available. At the office
of the syndicate managers II was stated
that 1t was doubtful whether allotments
could ba sent out today.