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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
WHEAT HOLDS FIRM
AFTER BAD START
ON CHICAGO MART
Commission Houses Princi-
pal Buyers, With May Up
I and July OFF ! Some
Changes Expected,

CHICAGO. Jan 21.-wheat was irregu
lar at the opening today with May UP
q and July off H. but after the start the
whole market showed firmness
Offerings were light and scattered.
Buying by commission houses was on a
fairly good scale Underlying sentiment
was bullish but it was generally adj
mitted that tho market had reached a
point where reverlsh changes in prices
might be expected The course OF values
is expected to be dominated largely by
the extent OF sales for export. The busi-
ness in the past q hours exceeded LOCO
OCO bushels
Rain is delaying deliveries OF wheat
IN Argentina, but former estimates re-
garding the eXportable surplus of thar
country are being maintained at llO0OOWO
or Ills 900 600 bushels. At Liverpool the
market was dull, but steady, under the
Influence Of strong advices from the
uuited States a' the unfavorable
weather in ArEc.
supplies iu Grcar ain continue ade-
uuate and expected arrivals are liberal
shipments from Argentina for the week
are expected TO be small. Flour at Liver
pool is Up Cd.
The weather in France shows improve
ment. but offers there continue light.
Further light rain was reported in India
and crop prospects there are better. Italy
continues to buy wheat in Argentina for
forward delivery, and Australia Is making
inquiries for foreign wheat.
The receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
today were 3S9 cars. against 3ll cars a
year ago. at Winnipeg 70 cars, against
81 cars; at Chicago % cars, against 62 cars.
Corn was strong on n general commits
sion demand. There was a little selling,
thought TO be for export, The market
at Liverpool showed firmness. The re-
ceiptS here today were $50 cars.
oats moved upward also. There was a
good scattered general trade on both
sides. Estimates regarding the surplus
of oats in Argentina are being further re-
duced, and they are now placed at 43,5W,-
OOO bushels italy continues to buy oats
in Argentina for forward delivery. The
receipts here today We're 162 cars
Provisions declined ON large receipts of
hogs. Selling was fairly free
Loading futureH ranged as follows
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

It was reported that Hallgarten &
60. have exercised an option on 81
100000 Bethlehem Steel Corporation first
and refunding per cent. bonds. In this
connection S1OO0,O0O of Bethlehem Steel
Corporations per cent notes have beeh
Cancelled The original option calls for
total OF $1,000, 600 bonds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
POULTRY

LINE,-FIne desirable sized stock In fair
request and steady. but supplies chiefly OF uh-
attractive stock, which was uull ana WtNh,
quotations: Fowls, l3ul5c.; old ROSTERS tVP
i2d1lc, turkeys, l2gl6c, ducks, l2ql6c /;
geese, l3Mi5c.; guineas. young, Weighing :
IDS, and over apiece, per pair, 0Oc.; WSlBhlhs
llgUlh lbs. apiece, per pair lOul5g.i old' per
DRESSED,-Demand only moderate, bul
receipts light, and market generally hTm IN
fine desirable sized stock. Quotations; tresh-
killed turkeys, dry-pcked and dry.packeuL
Fancy, nearby 2lc. do. Western, 2lc.' ialr
to good lSQ2Oc. old toms, lOc.; fowls, II to
box, dry-pCked and dry y-packcd-seleetcd hcaVN'
lgc.: weighing ilRa5 lbs apiece lSc.. do,
4ail3 lbs apiece, 1Tiac do, 3i1Qi lbs. apiece
toGptIc.. do , lbs, and under, l2Ul3c fowls
bbls., dry-plcked and dry-packed- western:
dry-plcked Iraq5 lbs. apiece, lie. do, do. 4
lbs, Ice; do, do, 3la lbs. lic.; DO. DO. .
lbs and under, 12al3c; old ROSTERS, dry.
picked l3isc.. broiling chickens Nearby; l,Sg
= lbs. apiece, 2Oa22c., do, fair to good, lUn
10 good. liGriSc,: chickens. dry-picked and
dry-packcd, in boXes-Milk-fed, 81 to 10 lbs to
doa. 17c.: milk fed ~ TO ~ lbs. to doz,, llc;;
milk, fed. 4a to ~ lbs. to do% lIG; mliN-dGui M
Over. S ~ ioc. cornIfcd. 81 to Il lbs to doz,, 5a
lJI.c : corn-fed i3 90 IL lbs. to doz., Ito.
corn-fcd IS lbs. to doZ., l7c. corn-ted 60 lbs
and over. lSc,: chickens. dry-pickod and dry
ern, eorn-fed. lbs. and over. lie western
corn-fed lbs, GalGlac.; Western, eorn,fed'
3la lbs. 16lac; Western, corn-fed, @52ni IDS,
14d15c: ducks, extra, lea PIC. do, ordinary
@ good 12g1Sc geese nearby l&al4ej & Il no DO
Weighing II to IL lbs. per doz.; 81 log0; white,
weighing to 10 lbs. per doz.. 81. SOni 20.
white, weighing s lbs. per doz., S3q3.3O: DO,
do. lbs. per doz.. 81. 5Oll2. so; do do, BHbn2
lbs, per. doz. sl.5og2'lO; dark and NO =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

Henry T. Hunt was appointed trustee
of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad, sue
ceeding the late j, T. Carew. TIE COM
pany is owned by the city and leased to
the Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas
Pacific.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

De Haven & Townsend bought Cambria
Steel Henry &; West sold.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
BANKS HELD ssa4,7a4,77o
Philadelphia Institutions Had That
on Deposit December 81,

According 10 the returns Of Philadelphia
national banks made to the Comptroller
Of the Currency in response to his call
for report Of conditions as OF December
81. 1914, aggregate deposits were 1921. lS4.7l0.
An apparent decrease OF S5l, 4s6,B4l as
compared with January 49, 1914 is LARGELY
due 10 the new rule that only net bal
anees OF reciprocal bank accounts are
reported. Between these two dates of
nearly a year the banks earnings were
81 So. 4Ts and dividend paid s., ,605.000. Large
amounts are understood to have been
written off for depreciation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
COPPER METAL HIGHER

NEW YORK, Jan 81. - According to
leading producers and other large han
dlers of copper, the market for the metal
shows pronounced strength and no dihi-
Guilty is experienced in securing l4ls
cents. the new level which Is being asked.
The feature Of the market this morning
was the heavy demand for Europe The
inquiry from this quarter apparently re-
mains unsatisfed. The foreign demand,
in connection with heavy buying on this
side. and especially by makers OF war
munitions. has resulted in advancing the
price Of the metal, This has also re-
suited in material shrinkage in ac-
cumulated stocks of copper here. Reports
are in circulation that at least one of the
leading sellers of the metal has advanced
the price to ia cents. No confirmation
of this can be obtained, however.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
FRESH FRUITS

Demand only moderate, but values generally
steady on choice stock Quotations :, Apples
a2T5; York Imperial. S2d2.5O: Ben Davis,
$l;5od2 Spy Si.75a2 20; Baldgn 81 55q2. 80 ho
other good eating varieties, 81 I5g2; oo' me me
GiSf Is: apples, Delaware and Pennsylyanla,
per hamper, J0QfdOc,; lemons. per box $2H2 10 /;
Floriia, per strap, S2a3; grapefruit Florida
pei box. $lq2, plneapples. per erate-P0rto
fancv late varieties per bbl.. 81. .5OaI,5O Gran
berries. Cape Cod, early black, per bbi, s2U
crate 76c.@Si, so; cranberries, Jersey per
crate, Toe. QSl.25i Pears New York, kiener,
per biol, Sl42; strawberries. Florida, per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
VEGETABLES

The general market quiet and barely
bush. .EPcnnsyiyauia, G3qG5c.; New York, as
to quality, 45q52e; white potatoes Jersey,
per hamper, large. Slal.25: medium 50Fdgc.
sWCet pOtatOes, Eastern Shore, per barrel, No,
T. S2asTS No :, 81 500 /, 10; sweets Jersey,
Ter barrel No. /, Ss.22Sq3.3oi No. 2 S2g2, So'
choice per 6ushel. soc, DO. ordinary, per
bushel, TOli zoe; do. choice, per l0O-pound bag.
Sl25: do seconds per i0O-pound bag, 81
cabbage, Danish. per ton. Sl2al5; Caulihower,
folk per barrel Slal rs: kale, Norfolk, per
barrel GOq75C. lettuce, Florida, per basket.
ki JOI3. beans Florida, per basket. 81 l,JOd3,aO;
peas Florida per basket. S2 5Oq4; eggplant,
Florida per box Sl-59@2 cuegmRerg tl9r- .i9r
per basket Sl.5Oa2; peppers, Florida, per car
Tier s902. 20: tomatoes Florida, per carrier.
Iancy S2a:I 10; choice. S1ai so; celery Florida,
per crate, sl,25ul50; do, New York, per
bunch, 35a5Uc.; mushrooms, per A-lb basket
SlGl 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BuTGER.-rhe market ruled steady, WIN
fair demand ror me goods quota tons ;
Western fresh. solld-packed. creamery, fancy
specials, 3Ic; extra 32c.. extra hrsts, ilc;
hrsts, zoe; seconds 2T4 42Sc., lhdle-packcd II
q BE, to quality nearby prints, fancy,
35c.; do average extra, HIC, do, tirsts' 3la
i2c; 10, seconds, 2Sfi ne. Special brands of
prints lubhng at IOqI2c.
EGGS.-Fresh eggs were i'm small supply
and prices advanced 45c. per case. quotations.,
IN free cases; Nearly extras, 3Sc per doZ,;
nearby firsts, SiO,G per standard case; NEARBY
current receipts, SlO.35 per case; Western,
extra hrsts, SlO.Bj rer case; do, tirsts. SlO.3o
per case. Southern, SU.UuulO2O per case.
Fancy selected and candled fresh eggs were
jobbed at 4Od42c per doa.
CHEESE.--Demand fairly active and mar
kct firm under light offerings. Quotations.
New York, full cream, earlier receipts, choice
lGc. do, do, current make, choice. l5c. do.
do, fair to good, lii5ql &c; do, part skins
S1l3c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
plnEoronE oF ACoouNFANaa

FabIle AeeoaasaaEz
BURNS 8 snEAKMAN
4hf Eoufss
Aeails insealis ttena Financial e4aAeassHzs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
UNDERToNE FIRM IN LONDON
Investment Demand Increasing.
Dealings in Americans Brisk.

LONDON. Jan, 2i..-A firm undsrtone
prevailed in the stock market today. WITH
trading moderately active. The demand
for securities for Investment showed a
steady increase Bankers. following the
Treasury's decision to restrict new nota
tions to minimum, are considering the
advisablty Of encouraging moderate
speculation In stocks They have in view
tho employment OF surplus balances by
increasing the facilities for stock loans
This would not alter the regulations Of
the stock exchange, permitting only cash
business.
There was fresh advance In the
American department and dealings were
fairly brisk Canadian Paclncs reacted
from the best price, but the market ap-
peared to be short. The tone OF domea-
tic issues was hard and that of foreigners
and mines was steady.
The Government has promised TO pay
any damage that may result from bonn
bardment by aircraft, and this has
checked business in insurance against
suCh nttpCkg,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
nruInENns pRcLARFp

North American Company, regular quarterly
IA per ceat-, payable April I to stock OF rec
ord March IS
Phiiadelphin Contrlbutlonship for the Insur-
ance OF Houses from Loss By Fire, 10 per
cent PAYABLE on deposits held al least ten
years On policies In force December 81, 1914.
philadelphia Life Insurance Company, per
cent payable February ] 10 stock OF record
January 20,
United Power and Transportation Company.
81 s., payable January 70 70 stock Of reSord
Cambria steel Company. y per cent, payable
In scrip dated February is, uue IA tao seaFs
with interest ~ the rate Of per cent. t1
stock holders OF record January 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
1880 to / P. M.
/ to l.3o P. NJ.
lao to 2 p. NJ.
Q to 80 p. NJ.

1899 iSSS ERISR ERISR I'VE I'VE ssa sS e e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

r. Blaclford was elected a director
of the Northern Pipe Line Company, in
place of f. C. Boyer, deceased.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
]. F. Pierson, Jr., & Co. Liabilities

NEW YORK Jan. 2l.-A schedule OF assen
and liabilities OF the bankrupt Stock Exchange
firm OF ] F. Pierson, Jr.. co. was hled j..
the United States District Court this morning
Liabilities are placed az S7sO. 0s7 and assets AZ
StT2, $50. The Individual obligations OF ]. r.
Pieraon Jr., are given at $4,000 and his as.
sets a StI05, while the debts OF Clarence +.
Fell, the other member OF the firm. are ss35
with assets of SIS5. The American Exchange
National Bank Is the heaviest loser with
claims Of 500 COO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO Jan. 2L-HoGs- Receipts AZ
600: market IOo. lower. Mixed and butchers
SO35dGsT: good heavy, S6.GOG6.SI: rough
heavy. So 35aG.55 light, S636q0 so; pigs, $3.50
a0.SO; bulk, SG.G0G6.SO.
CATTLE. E.-Receipts, $500; market STEADY
Beeves 5000 80; cows aud heifers, So 25gfs;
stockers and feeders, s+.5od6.+O; Texans, SBg
: 2h: calves, sSQ10 20.
SHEEP. Receipts 5000; market steady. Ma
tive and Western, Sa,4OdGiO; lambs. $5.GOp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-.Futures on the New
York Exchange were unchanged with the ex-
ceptions OF II few months that showed an ad-
vance OF / point. ,-., ,,
q 9oI1 Sic. MAY, B43c. bid; June offered
G.36c: July. 72Sq7 ;27e, august: 1896; bid
cember. I6lc bid. Sales, 1000 bags.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Jan. 81, BUTTER, Market
steady: receipts GTs5 packages; creamery, eN-
ira 32a39isc.: high scoring, 33n&iaC; state
da ry 3ld32c.; imitation creamery, 2+laa25tc
EGGS-Market steady except nearby grades;
receipts sG32 cases, fresh extra, tTsts aOla4
37c fresh hrsts 35a30c,; nearby whites, 421l
43c.: nearby mixed, 3Bq3Ic.i refrigerator
firsts 27lRa2siac.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

The fuel tonnage OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad east of Pittsburgh In 1914. com
prlsng anthracite and bituminous coal
and coke. totaled 6S.5ts, T21 tons a decrease
of 1911 1896 tons as compared with 1919 or
the three items. anthracite was the only
one that increased, this tonnage being
li,2Ol.1Jo against 1O,711,S35 in the earlier
year.
w. f. Gates was elected president Of
the New Prairie Pipe Line Company.
T.. b. Smith & co. will move their New
York offices to new and larger quarters,
at 30 Pine street, on May !.
Thomas Gibson, OF Toronto, succeeded
j. f. Taylor as president of the Lake
Superior Corporation
Emergency currency to the amount OF
sl25.OOO has been retired at the local SUBJ
treasury; Tenth National Bank, $4,000;
Sixth National Bank, $4,000. and the Peo-
pies National Bank, Lynchburg. Va,
$4,000.
New York banks gained $s6t.OoO from
tho Subtreasury yesterday, and since Fri
day have gained S25S2,OOO.
At the annual meeting of the Franklin
Trust Company retiring directors were
reelected The directors organized and
reelected present officers. with the ex-
yePtlon that Lewis o. Howell, 3d. was
elected assistant secretary to succeed
Henry c. Butcher, Jr.
Emergency currency outstanding in the
/ United States has been reduced TO $751;
0OO,OOO
A Chicago Board of Trade membership
I pt no tn Sb0 frnu1 q
last previous sale.
De Haven & Townsend bought Cambria
Steel. Henry & West sold.
Henry r. Hunt was appointed trustee
of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad. sue
ceeding the late j. T. Carew. TIE COM
pany is owned by the city and leased to
the Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas
Pacific.
The Notehoders' Committee, represents
ing the per cent. gold notes of the AS
sets Realization Company, received q
supplemental report from G. NJ, p. Muir
ply, vice president, showing that since
September l. 1914, $557,575 of direct in
debtedness and S19s25 of the contingent
Indebtedness of the company have been
llquidated. In addition s4S.S92 has been
invested to conserve the properties OF
the company, and S141, 4i2 paid creditors.
This leaves outstanding total Of $685.
269.
OF the 81 ,35s, 600 collateral "a outstanding
of Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
road, there has been deposited to the
close of Wednesday s66, 900. or almost
"a per cent of the total. OF the deposits.
s63 55S 900 were with the Wallace Commit
tee and s3.324OOO with the special master.
Deposits today were being accepted with
out addition OF the penalty OF 81 a bond
although the time for deposits without
payment of that penalty expired Wednes-
day. After today the penalty will be
made effective.
j r Baclford was elected director
of the Northern Pipe Line Company, IN
place of f. C. Boyer, deceased.
II was reported that Hallgarten &
Co have exercised an option on 81
100000 Bethlehem Steel Corporation first
and refunding per cent bonds. In this
connection SlOOO,O0O of Bethlehem Steel
, Corporations per cent. notes have beel
Cancelled The original option calls for
total of $i,OOOO 600 bonds,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
ENGLISH RESERVES EXPAND
Bank Also Reports Heavy Increase
in Private Deposits.

LONDON. Jan. 2l--In lts weekly statement
TODAY the Bank OF England showed an IN
private deposits rose from fll6,Oo5.OO0 to
Gi26. 2S4, ,OpO. w
gaTI Per cent against 80 n per cent. last
week and 5T.t9 per cent year ago. Details
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
REFINED SUGARS

Trade was slow and the market was I'M
changed. Rehners' list prices; standard grah-
Nlated, 1iI6.1Oc. fine granuated, i.e0uo.ulS.
powdered. 5.OaG5loc., confectioners' A. l.So9
i.0Jc.; soft grades ilOni soc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS
-EANsAs cIrY souTHERN RAILMAY-
NEW YORK METAL MARKET

NEW YORK Jan. 2l,-The following prices
we're quoted az the metal ~ geEket l1 today
ton lots. 81. .b5Q34, s5e. for 25-ton lots, "a 509
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
FoRFIaN FXcHANaF

REW YORK Jan 2l There Was little
trading done la fhe foreign exchange market
81 The opening stefilng cables we're quoted
at AS 1-iGaA s4i4s aemand, = sti 20 dsgR,
4 SIS france eahiaA a.1kA- fhNeka H.fstu
Efsh maFsa SIS ana sIas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
RAR SILVER

Ia Ne4 Yos4. bar zis4ef aselinee sa e tsise
fer oaHee l.oadons price. at Ap- per
saaaa . fsla ieNss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
ANNuAL MEETINGS


NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK
Philadelphia, Pa, January 10. 1ei6
At a meeting OF the Directors held this
day the following ofiesrs were unanimously
reelected:
Edw A. Schmidt President
Otto Z. Wolf Vice-pFesldent
Iinford c. Nice, Cashier.
James Moore. Asst. Cashier
RUBY r. Vale, Solicitor.
Frank II. Massey. Notary.
LIRFoRD c. NICE.
GaahieF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

The fuel tonnage OF the Pennsyivnnta
Railroad east of Pittsburgh In 1914. com
prising anthracite and bituminous coal
and coke, totaled 6s.5is,T2l tons, a decrease
of I,dfi,so6 tons as compared with 1913. or
the three items anthracite was the only
one that increased, this tonnage being
li,2Ol,ljo against 1O,71l,S35 in the earlier
year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

w. +. Gates was elected president Of
the New Prairie Pipe Line Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

49, THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
HIS stockholders OF the Delaware Insur-
at the office OF the Company, T1a-T1I-T1a
Chestnut street, on Monday January ssth
1916, Et I2 O'clock noon. Seven difactor4
will be elected. Polls will close AZ : p. M
JOSEPH @. BoZoRTH, seera1afs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

T.. b. Smith & co. will move their New
York offices to new and larger quarters,
at 30 Pine street, on May /.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

Thomas Gibson of Toronto, succeeded
j. f. Taylor as president of the Lake
Superior Corporation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

Emergency currency to the amount OF
sl25,0OO has been retired at the local Sub
treasury; Tenth National Bank, $4,000;
Sixth National Bank, $4,000. and the Peo-
pies National Bank, Lynchburg, Va.
$4,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

Money, | per cent
Discount rates, short bills 1A6i5s per cent,
fhrce-month bills, lis02 per cent
decrease.
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1880 to IL A. M.
BONDS
10000 South Rwy LIST 5s........,,....,.. 30
20 Phlla Co scrip. .................... 0l
II to 11.3o A. M.
11.3o A. NJ. to IL M.


10 Anaconda 80. 275s 10 Pha Elec. 1895
6U G L., s2ls 100 Cam Steel, 45
BONDS.
e,non ,.t,,. az toq1 a1I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

New York banks gained $s61,0O0 from
tho Subtreasury yesterday, and since Fri
day have gained s2,532 600.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
DIVIDENDS,

THE
PHILADELPHIA CONTRIBETION2HkF
for the Insurance of Houses
from loss b. Fire.
No. 2t2 South Fourth Street,
January 20. 1915.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
cIared q dividend OF ten per eent,s naH pa
able on deposits held At least ten years On
poiiciez IN force Deeember 81. 1914.
Cheques viii be mailed
u S0AERs sAfI1H
Treasurer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

At the annual meeting of the Franklin
Trust Company retiring directors we're
reelected. The directors organized and
reelected present officers. with the ex-
ueptlon that Lewis o. Howell, Sd. was
elected assistant secretary to succeed
Henry c. Butcher Jr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

Chicago Board of Trade membership
sold at s2lGO net to buyer, up $50 from the
last previous sale.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-05
uu uls nn
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0b0s.kss. Oct -Oas1v b 0peasne-
~ 1Qnss - - sseiess q ssfssuA0ssa
= - s1a1ss 49, eee ~, easssding -
l00s1 ssAkta. nspAsw = SsssVA
0anM0L eunAss Il - ssAk0 lreOssy.
-. onAhts asil sssssslv - trswss-
- nusussatativs u ~ ssAits oreW-
~ au1oaAy end Aisesvsssd - . triP
tAsu1UA the West thst tksse ss biG -
n01 - Candy. Ass rsssk he wes
insaDmsaAal in the e1ganisstisn Il the
80 saVsstson which viii ne.sfsetnre
ean10 y Milwaukee.
''Yss - quote Mr.. Schlitz - sayiaG
49, ~ - of candy has increased a.
nsst IN pespsrtion with disuse Of kqssr
enA 49, he sees m opportunity for .
coed bssiness in the manufacture of the
product, I" aaid Aid Webe, his business
associate
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-05

was in the party u sAe hssds of . een-
peteat pAsaauvaVAss, 80 - ~ seeesry
WAS sbsolsssly sew V sh TIE world, 10
grand end swful IN sts FsGasdpsss. shey
obtained many very interesting pictuses
which sse sss " The prOcsss Il develsp-
ment
See sny SSH" the interviewer sss-
ed.
We'll, I sAeulA sAink %. millieas -
them. Ne eossld - tAsa u sAGoIs
fiuttering sp shssaoA The pscks in shs
water.
But living n sAsA terrible csaaa sed
working till lssigSs ceMpsllsd eessetisa
was not 10 be tolerated. end sspecissly
when repsstsd disesseO had msde wSsh
of their c0mmissssios, % when % pses-
sed for supplies. tAey would work thsis
way out. ARa saother trip would be
necessary, eoiaG down and stsrtiaG IN
whepe they had esupe sst.
Now they hsve RaishsA TIE whos>
cougse saA ssssvtaiRsd just wAst -
ousA sssehss sse psiasity owRess beles
- intake u The Gsnnisea tuaasl
rAere were - feet Of water pessinl
she dam ct River Portal but the stress
49, thsse tiaes that where the N0rtl
Fork enters the Gunnison. The Feasos
Il The increase is that the csnon consists
Of series of large and small reservoir
wtish in TIE aggregate store . YES
aasuat Il water, end these have bsss
suVplyisG. o. they were grsdsssly be
~ ARaineA, q large supply of victor.
nse Who were in the party e. -
ss~ssa tsiPs were ~ follows:
eisst "Trip: j. C. Diehl, ". Z. fsr
GussA, C. D. Funk, L. j. Festes.
0sssaA sxip: J. C. Diehl, C. D. Csnk
l. !. essAes.
Nisd tsip: J. C. DisAl. C. .. Tnk
J. 4. AlsGander, L. J. Fssoss.
Vs9sA tsip: ,. C. Disha - -
- - CAess, L. J. e01se.