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REAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Equity of 81 900 TO trade for good lot or
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
LARGE TRANSACTIONS
IN LAKE SUPERIOR
Talk of War Orders the Cause.
Local List Generally Quiet.
Buoyancy in Brill

Heavy trading IN Lake Superior was
the outstanding feature OF an otherwise
dun session on the local exchange to-
day. Many brokers we're absent from the
hoor and commission houses bore a des-
ututc appearance. Lemand for Lake Su-
perior set In right at the opening. fol-
lowing the outburst OF vpctivity In the
stock Just before the close last night
Some $500 shares were taken today. the
price advancing fraction. Reason for
the rise was found IN a statement by
the British Ministry Of Munitions that
hereafter Canada would be specially ia
vored with war orders The natural de-
duction was that the Algomn Steel
W NorkS would receive a substantial share
Cramp shipbuilding, after an initial
drop from S51a to 81, advanced suddenly
TO 81, but comparatively little stock
changed hands in tn, process and Il sub
sequently reacted. Brill moved up smart
ly and Electric Storage Battery was well
taken around going quotations for a time
but rccedcd at the close. Otherwise tue
market was typical Of a midsummer Sat
urdaN On the purchase of 10 shares
Philadelphia Company preferred moved
up points to 40, but the common was
triflc rcactionary.
United States Steel and Cambria steel
ruled firm. In the trade specifications
on contracts continue heavy, and, Il is
predicted, that August will make approx
imately as favorable a showing as July
In this respect Exports continue to eN-
pand, the demand for large rounds for
shells being particularly pronounced.
Prices are still advancing and nearly all
steel mills are crowded.
1t is interesting to compare the prices
at the close OF this week with the years
high and low levels. II will be observed
that despite the recent reaction, quota
tlons arc. not much below the best in the
more active issues
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
FOREIGN TRADE CHANCES

The foloicing list Of opportunities for Amer.
fcoH moHafdcfarerS "a the Joreioa trade 10
OaUcn 6y the BHreaH OF Foreign aud DoHlestie
Commerce, Department Of Commeroe, and ad-
dt'iona. Information mdy be had bV oorre-
spoHdcRce, giving the ME aamber:
No. 1s0I2. hosiery and giovcs-The Bureau
ot ,oreiRn and Domestic Commerce IS in re-
coipt OF "A letter from businers man in Eng
land VINO desires to communicate with An eri-
can manufacturers and exporters o. sik hose
and gloves for women.
No. 1908. agricultural impiements.-A trad
ing company in Chicago writes the Bureau that
one OF It's correspondents In France cesres TO
represent American manufacturers OF agriJnl-
tural implements. Correspondence may be In
No. 1904. machnery.-The Department OF
Commerce IL In receipt OF a letter from a hr.h
I'm New York city which desires the names and
addresses OF American manufacturers of ma
chinery for making glassware The machin-
elv Il 10 be axnorfnd to south hrnrri'.l,
Machines for cutting cold glass and reburnlsh-
machines cork and emery wheels. etc.
No. 1SOl5, general repl esentat0n.-An agency
hrm In the East Indies writes the Department
lean manufacturers and exporters. The firm
does not specify any particular line.
writes the Department OF Commerce that h
desires to secure the names aud addresses OF
American manufacturers and exporters o. ~
ounce nat ink bottles; also corks caps for
the same.
No. 1907. hardware.-The commercial at
tache OF the Department OF Commerce in Eng
land is In receipt OF 2 letter from a business
man IN that country VINO desires 10 represent
American manufacturers and exporters OF
No isOis. agricultural implements.-A man
ulacturing company in New York writes the
Bureau OF Foreign and Domestic Commerce
mat one Of its correspondents desires TO re-
ccve catalogues. price lists ana full informa-
tion from manufacturers OF agricultural imple-
ments.
No. 1909, pencils soap. etc.-The Depart
ment of Commerce Is IN receipt of a letter
from business man In France stating that
he desires 10 purchase quantities. OF crayon
pencils scars, etc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Preparations for Payment of install
ment on War Loan Complete

LONDON, Aug. 2s.-Sentiment on the
Stock Exchange was cheerful today. due
to the more encouraging news from Rus
sia. ilrmer tendency was displayed
in the new war loan. influenced by the
fact that preparations for the payment
of instalments due next Tuesday have
been completed. The success of efforts
to utilize currency notes for gold has
had n reassuring effect
Loans and discounts were easier, despite
the exchange situation. Home rails were
firmer in spots. because of the brighter
outlook in the Welsh coal strike
situation.
Although trading in American shares
was slow, cheerful feeling prevailed.
Canadian Pacific was hrmer. Argentine
rails showed greater. buoyancy than any
thing else in the markets. Rubber and
oil issues held steady '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
WHEAT EASED OFF
AFTER EARLY RISE
Millers Said to Be Buying on
Breaks--Frost Damage to
Corn Crop Denied

CHICAGO, Aug zS.-Thc grain mar
kct opened today trine stronger on ad-
verse weather reports ana armnoss in
outside markets. Following the fret
sales. which were scattered = stronger
feeling was manifest but nervousness
was not absent Lack OF export orders
is aiding the bears. Many arc taking the
short side Of the market. although some
shorts bousht IN the carly hours.
Persons familiar with the cash situation
predict that the market will soon be de-
pressed further by the arrival of low
Grade wheat. Nlillers arc reported buy
ing on the breaks II was said that Min
neapolis millers secured 100000 bushels
OF wheat yesterday on -four sales
september wheat was sold at g7%c
when business began. II closed ycstc rday
at size. asked. A rise was quickly ef-
iecteq, and In the early hours Il chung
persistcntly around gSc.
\ gain overnight OF u cent was shown
by December which opened at a5a.
further Increase took place shortly after
tie first sales, s6A being reached before
noon.
May sold slowly. IL opened at SiOOs.,
against 81 bid at yesterdays closing
Like the others, its fluctuations were
trifling before noon, tn efinal movement
being upward.
The early advances were not main
tanned and prices cased off all around at
the close. final quotations being but
slightly changed from Fridays
Denials of frost damage to the corn crop
made the undertoEe weak. Prices broke
even ON the opening with last night 3
quotations. Then it followed wheat on
a slight bulge.
oats were weak, but they followed the
general market Reports % a heavy
movement now under way from the coun-
trE mas caused considerable anxiety to
the bulls.
Liverpool showed a general uneasy COM
dition. American cables, arrivals or
weather reports were too unsatisfactory
TO give the market strength. Spot and
cargoes are off trihe, with an unfrrn
undcrtone.
Leading futures ranged ds follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
FRESH FRUITS

The market was quiet and without important
change. Offerings were ample. Quotations:
Apples, per bbl.-Gravenstein, 81. 25GI2. 20;
Wealthy. 81. 25g2.5o: Duchess. sea- %; SUM
mer Rambo, S22aqi2 2 30: other varieties 81 .5OI
Maryland and Pennsylvania, Elberta. per crate.
''od ',c.; do, do, do, per carrier 3Jef SOC ,
do. Delaware and Maryland. Eibertas, per car,
rirr' RI 3T1MoCc'; do DO, do, per basket, l1d25c
Conte, per Dbl. 81. 5O63.JO: do BARTLETT per
DBL S2at: grapes North Carolina, pelawares,
Moore's Early and Concord per carrier, JOSf
DOC do, Delaware. Moores Early and Con-
cord: per Alb. basket Sa0c.; lemons, per box
N3d3.5O: oranges, Florida, Per box, kid6. pine
apples, per erate-Porto Rico, Sl.5092.75 Flor
id1, S.NH2.I5; plums, New York. per 2O-lb
basket 3Oa4Oc. do, do, per S-lb. basket
bradshaw and Niagara, l0d15c; blackberries
Delaware Maryland and Jersey. per quart, "a
&c; huckleberries, per quart, case. canta-
loupes, Maryland per standard crate. 50dT5c. :
per car, S100d20O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
VEGETABLES

Supplies were fairly liberal and prices gen
orally favored buyers. with demand only mod
erate Quotations: White potatoes Virginia.
per bbl-No. /. Sidi.25 do. No. 9. JOaT5c
white potatoes, Jersey, per basket-No. l Rose.
2SnS2e; do, No 1 other varieties. 20a25c. (;
Do. No; 2 l0al5c.: sweet potatoes. per bbl.-
North Carolina. S2n2.25: do. No. ? North
CAROLINA and Eastern shore sOcdS1l0; DO.
culls, 50qIoc.; sweet potatoes, Jersey, per
basket-No. l. 75HS5c.; do. No. q 23d33c. !:
onions Jersey. per %-bushel basket, 2Oa25c. ;
do, Eastern Shore, per hamper. 3UGI DOC. I;
mushrooms. per Alb. basket. zoe. aS1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
NEW YORK CURB
THOMAS IRON co.'s YEAR

For the hscRl year ended JuEe 3O l0l5 the
gross revenue OF the Thomas Iron Company
from pig IRON sales was xIio,013 ana operating
expenses $1bI,bl0i making net loss OF xin. :
ia. Net profit for miEcella neous sources
amounting TO si2. 1856 reduced the net operati Ting
loss to Si4. .tao; The company received Sl4S- :
;ic0 In dividends and bond Interest IRON ser-
eral railroads making total net Incomes OF
SitA.iOI. Expenses OF inactive plants. roduc-
tion Of stock inventory reduced the net cor
porate income for the year 10 81 iO2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
POULTRY

LIVE.-Onerlngs Of desirable stock were
modorat and values generally were well rnan-
tanned, but there was not much demand,
We quote: Fowls, to quality. lhI
lGlTc.; exceptional lots higher; ROSTERS, l26
l3e.; broiling chickens not leshorns according
TO. quality. lUH lOc.; do, leghoIns. 100 iIc, !:
ducks, Pekin. old. Belle: do, Indian Rupner.
old, l2u13c. do, young. according to size,
159lGc; pigeons. old, per pair, lSg2oc.: do.
young, per pair. l1dlSc.
DREsSED.-The market ruled firm under
small supplies, but demand only m0der-
ate. Following are the quotations: Fresh
killed poultry. fowls, - to box. dry-picked
and dry-pncked, fancy selected. 10c.; weigh
ing 4l9@5 lbs; apiece. lsisc. weighing 3lsa4
lbs. apiece, 1Slzc.: Weighing lbs. apiece
l0isal lTisc.. under lbs, apiece. l4isaiatsc. {;
ice e-packed-Nester Az lbs and over apiece.
lSc.; do, smaller sizes 15d1Tc; old roosters,
dry-picked, he; broiing Chickens, Jersey.
fancy, 24d2Gc.; other nearby fancy. 22a24c. /;
fancy large yellow, Illinois, weighing lbs.
and over, apiece, 20a2lc.: other Western
weighing lbs. and over, l9c: Western. weigh
ing lhM2= lbs. apiece. 1SH19c.; do. weig ching
Ing lmlh bs. apiece. l6mI7c.; spring ducks
nearby. lGnl do, Western. iO@i2c squads
white weighing 1id12 lbs. per doz., 81. 900
a.eo; white weighing 96lo lbs. per doz;., Si@
$50; white weighing lbs, per doz.. 81. 55fp
2.65: do. I lbs. per doz 81. l0m2.20; do 8a
Gh lbs. per doz;, 81 .GOqL65; dark Sl.JOq1.65;
small and No . 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-There was not much doing In a
wholesale way as usual on the last day OF
the week and prices were without important
change. Following the quotations: Vest
ern solid packed creamery, fancy specials
2Si2c. extras. 2Gl2c; extra hrsts, 25isn2dc. I;
hrsts, 2iW25c. seconds, 22H23c.; nearby
20c.: do, frsts, 25d2 do. seconds 22d23c. (;
Jobbing sales of fancy prints. AQ37c.
EGGS.-Cholce fresh eggs were In small
supply and kept weh cleaned up at top
prices. Quotations: In free cases. nearby eN-
tras 2Sc. per doz.; firsts, S6.90H1.20 per stand
ard case: nearby current receipts. S6.3uu0UO
per case; Western extra hrsts, 81. I.2Odt i.5n per
case frsts S6.uOd6.9O per case; fancy Sc
lected candlcd eggs were jobbing at 3003lc.
per dozen.
CHEESE.-There was little trading. but
oUetings were lghp and values well
maintained. Quotations: New York. full cream,
new, l3d l3Ac. do, do fair to good, new,
l.lam iJC.. part kkims. 6m12c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s,-HoGs.-Receipts "a
600; market steady &c. lower mixed and
rough heavy. 50 2560.aa; light 81. 25ds; pigs
sd 256I Z 90: bulk SGS007 55
CATTLE.-Receipts. 100: market steady:
beeves t0ulO Is; cows and heifers. 81. sOf9. 40:
Texans, Sc 75d7 80; calves, so lOdl2.25
tive and Western, SO. 5OaGsoi lambs. $3.50
GO.55.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
COTTON

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-rrading was large at
hisher. Foreign buying Was again the feature,
and this. with the strong cables and COM
Southwest. furnished the basis for most Of
the local demand conmission house trading
The close found futures about 20 points above
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-BUTTER-Ma
steady, receipts. G05O packages; extra, 25NM
sGc.i higher scoring, 2GlsG2Ie, state dairy.
EGGS.-Market hrm, receipts Di34 pack =
nges; extra first 24Is@ 20c. regular packed;
32G35e: mixed color, 28d2Tc.. gathered; re-,
irgerator frsts 2iQ2ic. nearby browns. %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
New ExpIosiyes Company

NILNINGTON Aug, 2s.-~The Hall Grain
Powder Company has been Incorporated hcrs
20 manuiacture explosives TO he used onig
for blasting. mining and englneefnr uur-
pesss. Ernest du Poat is tho hsad of fhe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
DIVIDENDS pECLARED

Sears, hoebuck Co. regular quarterly IA
per cent. on preferred payable October 1 70
stock OF record September 10.
New York Transit Company, "a payable
october 70 20 stock OF record September 81
swit. 4 Co... quarterly per cent, payahls
octopeI 20 stock Of record September no.
4oldneld CONSOLIDATED 10 cents. payable Oc-
s3pef u " atoekhQlders 81 reoerd eeplsmtef
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Heavy Increases in Deposits and Re-
serves-Loans Also Larger

NEW YORK. Aug. 2-An ipcreoso .,
more than S12.OCO,OOO in reserves was re-
ported by the clearing house banks for
ne week ended today. Deposits iumned
@S9SOOo in The actual figures, and loans
also expanded. '''''
Total loans were $2,e4S,O 900, with net
DEPOSITS of $3.50, 655 900 and time deposits
81 N42.0Si0O0, The aggregate reserve was
yb2 bo5,00O Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-A better feeling pre-
vailed on the Coffee Exchange at the start to-
day Advances or 10 points were noted
Al lhe clofe the market reacted somewhat
Final figures were TO points below last
nights closing quotations, Trading was mod
erately active. Prices follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
LEAP IN BANK CLEARINGs
Total of Country for Week Shows $40
Per Cent. Increase

an increase of J2.2 per cent. I'm the
sank clearings of the country is shown
lor thls week over the corresponding
seeK last year, indicating a continued
,aaue expansion. Clearings this week
ioooo5 last year. Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
PROVISIONS

There was a light jobbing movement and
10 40 important change In prices. quota
iTied oSs,5cc Vosterr Ieef an sets smoked
25a2Gc. city beef Ruckies and tenders,
smoked snd air-dried. 21d2Sc. Western beet
hams, S1ina2; pork family, S22dt32 20; hams
y 7. cured loose. 13AMllc.: do. skinned
lHsc.: other hams smoked city cured, as TO
brand and average, i4isai5tgc.. hams, smoked
less. 2iu2ic. picnic shoulders. $. J.. cureI
loose. lldll'sc.; do, smoked, liall1gc. !
neiles Ia pickle. according 10 average loose
l2I2Hl3c.; breakfast bacon. TO brand and
average. city cured. l1dlSc.; bIeakfdst
macon, western cured, ltulSc.; lard, Western
refined, tierccs, JisM0a,c.; do, do. do, tubs.
O'aUnAic.; lard, pure city, kettle rendered.
In tierCes, uilM0A,C. lard pure city, Kettle
rendcred- f1he nl.nnA.c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
REFINED SUGARS

Tire market was quiet and unchanged We
quote rehrers' list prices. subject TO concCs-
sions Of 5ui0 rounds. standard granulatc tcde
a6"n Ioc extra finc Eranulated, 5.60u5W5c
powdered. .. 70a = 15c.: confectionery A, 5.50a6
b. SOC; soft grades. T. 1.d5. 4Oc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
FOREIGN .EXCHANGE

=I.olf" YORK, Aug 2s-The foreign exchange
Il1 Ia otehed dull aud fairly steady but in
Il Ie..-'f n atainfa the market turned heavy and
4 cshl<. ,'9ehe9 me low record. ~ 4.G,h, With
1.As. eterlinr Fraues kagka Llres
4s slq5A 59sk si& Us
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
GOVERNMENT BONDS
BAR SILVER

.. sosaos sss As' =: y 90 ss s:as. 2 ,sss' ss%@s
eeellne p
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT Receipts. zoe. sse bush. Trade was
fair and the market ruled steady at the late
decline. Quotations; Car lots, IN export cle-
vatof.-No 2 rcd. new SPOT and August Si %
nlu9; No. red Western, new, 81 iUNl.l2,
No. red, new, 81 O8dl o.; No. red, new.
N,O3ulOj, rejected A. new, 9Jc.mSiOl; re-
Jectcd II, new. p3nNJc
CORN. Receipts. aa35 bush Tho market
Wes quiet but steady under small supplies,
Quotations. Car lots for local trade, as 20
location-No yellow, SSd S9c.; steamer vel
low, e1MSsc.; No. yellow, ssdSOc
OATS Receipts. ~ 025 bush. The marke'
ruled weak under a SLOW demand and moderate
but ample Offerings Quotations; 10. WHITE
none here; No. white. JOn5ic.; No. white,
4Un4sc.i sample oats l5miGC
FisIJj R.-Rcceipts y65 bbs ana i.i06,So
lbF. In sacks Trade was quiet and values
were .nrgclg nominal. Quotations, PER lue Us,
IN wood: Winter, clear, new, S4.t5a5. 90 .
SratEht, new, 5na.25, CO.. patent, sacks, $50
600; konsas, clear new. lutc saCks, Smd.2d,
d., STRAIGHT. new, lutte Elcks, Sa.2lH"5O; 90,
patent hew, lutC SACKS. S5.JUm5.t5; spring
FIRST, yl.ar old S66G25. do. supight OBJ,
SG.-"1 G.1h; do, patent. old SG.5Odd.i5, DO"
luvo.ite brnnus, old. S7N7.2O. cts mills choice
ord fancy patent. STd72O; city mills. regular
siraieAt, new S5@5.s5: do patent, new. So
u1.5U.
RYE FLOUR sold slowly and showed no in
portHrt change Quotations $1,000 per bhl,
as to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
Anticlpatlng extremoly heavy traYel q

AnucIpdtIhk eAtTemoIy heaNy uaYeI %
New Jersey seashore points over the
weekend, with the possibility OF making
new records In the event OF favorable
weather. the Pennsylvania Railroad has
made unusual preparations TO handle the
traffic. The greatest weekend crowds
that have ever visited Atlantic City, Cape
May and other southern New Jersey re-
sorts have been carried over the West
Jersey and seashore lines In the last
two weeks The high-water mark was
reached last Saturday and Sunday,
August 2i and "a The return traffic sun
day afternoon and evening was phe-
nOmenal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
PUBLIC UTILITIES

The Metropolitan Electric Light Com
pany was notified by Reading CPa.) City
Council that it must proceed with the
construction of underground conduits or
forfeit its franchise. Three years ago
the company agreed to eXpend Sl.OOO, 900
in that manner. but city officials claim
only 20 per cent. OF the proposed work
has been completed.
The Twin City Rapid Transit Company
reported a gross decrease of S31, l0i for
July. The net loss was S4096S, and the
surplus fell a like amount For seven
months there was gross gain of S45.5O2
but net earnings decreased Sl47,646, and
the surplus fell Sli9,645
The Republic Railway and Light Com
pany reported for July a gross decrease
of S73l0 but net earnings increased $103l.
The surplus was Si7,S2s, a loss Of $ll39.
Balance of the dividends was s2l ,s7l.
against s2S.Ol0 in July 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
BANK cLEARINGs

.,.,, osah olearings today compare with CORE
7'''''n'Hs day last two years
rl.. ln15 1914 loi3
,,e. ,,,... S25 7id.OO5 s215ia. .a63 Holiday
f%A .-.,. 2l.o,l ASS i5s001ll Holiday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
COTTON STATISTICS

% ps BY ssturday's Financial Chronicle is as
''"' ssss. EsIs a::s sss. g:ss. Iss.
Visible supply B.. g. 500. $40 f0olSf6 2k16 7Ol
0i ehch Amer zo5ooi9 2.soi,sIe ltu2 10i
's's' ssss y q '':~' - su'o's Ga.sa asa.sss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
NOTES OF THE RAIL

The Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel ter
minal system at New York. which stands
total capital investment OF S1l2, 200. .OOO
made an operating deficit OF s2.6S7. 900 for
the fiscal year 1913. this In addition TO tho
interest cost.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28

Total sales. 3sG9OO shares compared with
55l go shares last saturday: this week. 4, OOT :
800 shares; last week. 5,s72. 900 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28

tns condition Of the Federal Reserve Rank
~ an. Philadelphia &C the close OF business Au-
e''t - compares as follows.
RESOURCES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
RESERVE BANK sTATEMENT

week So osS, aSa $50 sa.O2z 500 + 622
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-28
is RESERVE OF, NEW YORK BANKS LARGER
RGER- WEEKS CLEARINGS EXPAND
Financial Briefs

The New York Coffee Exchange will be
closed for business on Saturday, Septem-
ber 4, and Monday, September g.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-20
MARRIED..

BERDEEN-KANE-At Stonington, Oct is,
by Rev John Blake, Miss Hazel Berdeen, Of
Sronington, to Capt George Kane. of Surry.
CHURCHILL-MOREY- Bristol, Oct 8, by
Rev Tenney, Miss Estelle w Churchill,
OF Bucksport, to Henry Morey, of Deer
Isle.
OLOMY-HOPKINS-At Bucksport Center,
Oct IL, by Rev Newton Swazey, Mrs Mary
Foster Colony to Ge rye Chapman Hop
kins, both of North Bucksport.
DAY-CHENEY-At Bluehill, Oct II, by Rev
Ralph Barker, Miss Flora Day to Gordon
Cheney, both Of Bluehill.
FOLLETT-SINCLAIR- Steuben, Oct IS,
by Rev Howard D French, Miss Myra NJ
Follett, of Steuben, to Bernard II Sinclair,
OF Franklin.
M'COY-DEJACLUI = At Hancock, Oct 49,,
by Bertrand Clark. esq. Mrs Marion S
Mccoy to William Dejacluis, both of
Hancock.
M'PHEE-LINTON-At Great Pond, Oct 10, by
Robert Laughiin, esq, Mrs Eta McPhee to
Maynard Linton, both of Great Pond.
MOORE-LEACH-AtB ucksport, Oct 49, by
Rev William Forsyth, Miss Gladys Moore,
of Bucksport, to Harold Leach, OF Orland.
RUSSELL-RANDALL- Milbridge, Oct le,
by Rev Sidney o Young, Mics Alma R
Russell. of Ellsworth, to Alvin Randall,
Of Milbridge.
WAKEFIELD-DODGE Bluehill, .Oct o,
by Rev RalphsA Barker, Miss Alfretta w
Wakefield to Howard Dodge. both Of
Bluehill.