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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10
TOCKS RALLIED
ON STEEL REPORT;
COALERS HEAVY
rsrly Declines in Lehigh
Valley and Reading Un-
,ettled List Gold Re-
mining From Canada.

..,v work.. Feb. 10.-The market
nS" ..rorg today after fiuctuating lr-
fosse during the morning, with par
,,a, isss,, nressure on the anthracite coal
u.a.e ..ss especlaly in Reading and Lehigh
.,.s,sv ..ss, The volume of business was small
VI ,e1.nresented almost wholly the opera
.sr ...as of room trades. Throughout the
.ssto,nF session traders showed dlsposi-
ingl'.'e ,aa avail the untitled tonnage state
ton " - the United States Steel Corpora
msn' ), noon The stocks in which the
u4ss, wy. trading occurred were United
..1,,id states Steel common and Bethle-
eu,'' s,ssI both beirg above the final of
No afternoon, following the an
~ " .sy,ent OF S2,500,000 gold engaged In
,-.da for New York, the market rallied
s-Dsi. ssn, aided by the substantial increase
y rnailed tonnage of the Steel corpora
,l.n shorts hurried to cover contracts
saS found stocks scarce. The announce
IVA Of gold imports made little impress
~. ~ on the foreign exchange market and
sva s,n.ad aterlInR at one stage declined to
9s's1 ,ss7. ,Ater II recovered slightly on re-
10 of additional imports impending.
Pnl,,shi,rrh Coal became very active, the
x ha,ny based upon the report that the
~ ~. ~ nav off back preferred dividends
Pps,a6 shortly be Forthcoming. The In
rr.ased steel orders were more than
so,hls the highest forecast and helped the
.rrnls llst. but Bethlehem Steel made a
liar response than United States Steel.
RE remarkable showing made in the
..ln,ate of the country's foreign trade
~ the week ending February was
,svorably commented upon, the excess
n srports over imports being more than
ri ooo OOo which. II the returns were com
,iste would probably be increased to we'll
avsr so 900 900, u total probably never
,oualed in any similar period of time.
Atlantic Refining stock sold down 10
pcnts to $50 after the publication OF the
annual report, which showed up very
poor
The City of ottawa has sold s1,4O5,Ooo
~ per cent 20-year average debenture
bonds to New York bankers.
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Kansas City Railway Reorganization

1t is understood that the new reorganiza-
tion plan for the Kansas City Railway and
Light Company, provides for $2S 700 600 OF
Railway LIST mortgage bs viii get a three
year note at 51a per cent. secured by 100 per
cent OF the LIST mortgage bonds OF the new
company; Kansas City Hallway and Light re-
funding mortgage IS, 107 per cent. in new LIST
way and Light old 9 per cent notes, and
Central Electric LIST 5s iO5 per cent, each in
new collateral trust per cent. bonds The
collateral trust 0 per cent. new bonds are
secured by all the collateral under the old
frst mortgage and refunding lien bonds and
by the electric light stock which controls the
lighting business In Kansas City, Another
new per cent. bond, called a second lien.
will be Issued and taken over by syndicate
at S. Each stockholder may take his pro-
portion at the same figures.
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P1TTsBURaH FRACTIONS REPLY
Preferred Stockholders COMMITTEES
Receives Answer From Company.

The Protective Committee OF preferred stock
holders of the United Traction Company OF
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia Company Subsidiary.
has received letter from tho company. In
reply to an inquiry made last month regarding
the nondeclaration OF tho seniiannual preferred
dividend due in January The company states
that In conjunction with the Pittsburgh Rail-
ways Company 1t will give due consideration
TO suggestions made by George Wharton Pep
per, the committees counsel
The Pittsburgh Railways Company operates
the United Traction system by lease. The let
ter also states tfat for purpose OF considering
the preferred dividend question a special COM
mlttee mas been formed, consisting Of James
pany; Mason =, Starring president OF Uniteo
Railways Investment Company and George s.
Dawson, a practical street railway man.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS

According to the annual report of the
Atlantic Refining Company, profits for
lsli we're s94O,74O, against $3,734,23l in 1913
me surplus was reduced from $21, ,996, 912
10 l2o,755,5Os.
The Sixth National Bank has retired
1900 emergency currency at the local
BnbtTeasury.
Edward T. Stotesbury was elected
chairman of the board of directors of the
Reading Iron Company, to succeed the
late George F. Baer. Jefferson Snyder
was elected director in place of Mr..
Baer
The Michigan Central Railroad has sold
100000 first mortgage S1a bonds due in
1862 to William A. Read Sc Co.
Richard McCulloch. vice president and
general manager of the United Railways,
has been elected president, to succeed his
iaiher, the late Robert McCulloch.
]. W. Lieb, vice president of the New
York Edison Company. was elected a
director to succeed DR.. d. G. Love.
Emergency currency still outstanding
totals s45,OOOOO0.
Gold to the amount of $500, 900 was en-
gaged in Ottawa for shipment to New
York.
The New York Central Railway has ex-
tendedf for year $7,OOO,000 Lake Shore and
New York Central one-year notes due
January %, which are held by the Union
Pacific Railway. The remainder of the
100000 notes, due on the same date were
partly paid Off and partly extended, tenn
poiary, by the banks. pending long term
nlanding Of the system notes.
me annual report of the J. G. Brill
company shows profits of only $685. los,
.sAnst N.Oo4,3H In 1913. The net surplus
was NS6S,S7O, against S1,535,4I6. The presI-
cent states that in order TO meet, as far
I possible. the operating conditions of
w GO: pany due to the great depression
" business during the year. the manage
msnt put In force every possible economy
laulcated by the decrease in orders and
W inconsistent with the maintenance
y proper efficiency. These economies In
s,nosd material reduction In the salaries
y sii ofneers. heads of departments and
gsfks. On February 6, 1915, the COM
hned orders of the company and its
subsidiary companies in process OF execu-
pon amounted to s1,147, 100.
ne State of Connecticut has sold
eyneS per cent. bonds to Estabrook
a w.. 20 and r. L. Day & Co. Jointly, at
ne ne report OF the Insurance Company OF
no'In America. after the dividends and
~ Usual contribution to the gratulty and
49, KY iund, and sl07.297 to the deprecia-
y ~ ~ securities as approved December
kssa showed the contingent fund on
s-s.s 4 70 have been Ss75,6s0, as COM
'''sd with @745. 400 on January /. 1914,
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LEGAL ADvnRTIsEalpNTs


49, IN THE MATTER OF THE COM
~ monwealth OF PeunsyIEanla, Ex-reIa-
tlone. Hampton L. Carson, Attornsy General,
vs.. The City Trust, safe Dep0sit and surety
company Of Philadelphia- Q. z. No. 5, june
Term, 1905. No. eo1O.
Ths Auditors appointed BY the above
Court to audit, settle and adjust the Min
account OF j. Hampton Moore, Receiver Of
ths said The City Trust, safe Depo6it ana
surety Company Of Philadelphia, ana 10 re-
port 10 the Court distribution Of the balance
IN the hands OF said Receiver, viii meet
those Interested for the purpose OF their an
pointment on Tuesday, the 18th day a.
February, 1918, ana daily thereafter. at i2
O'clock noon al the offlcs OF the Receiver
room 615. Cr0zsF Building. 1920 Chestnut
street IN the City OF Philadelphla
IT Is ordered BY the Court thar ali
creditors OF said The City Trust sale Ne
posit and surety Company OF PhiladeInhia
come IN and prove their claims within tiilrty
days from the date OF the hrst meetinr 81
the auditors. or they shall be forever AZ
cluded from presenting such claims aFainat
o. participating IN the assets of the estate of
conpany Of Philadelphia. And Q q furfhsr
ordered that the said auditors shall. unless
ctherNtza ordered on cause shown, Conoluda
thqlr meetings and his . report within forty
aays fFom tbs dats q the aaid nEst assl-
JOHN n SCOTT,
Va. - o ASIDE HSoA.
a 1"|fHHa
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BuTTER.-Demand was light and prices
TTuiSa TTSG IN buyers' favor Quotations: Western,
SS1Se SS1ee;i extra 34c,; extra frsts 32a33e.; hrsts
2299S'Slc:' seconds. 2Ia2sc.; ladle-packed. 219
do'' average, extra, &c. do. hrsts, 31933c. !:
90 90 seconds 2s92oc. Special brands of prints
EGGs.-The wholesale market was 15c.
per case lower, with moro liberal offerings.
Demand fair. Quotations: In free cases
nearby. extra, 30c. per doz.; firsts, IS. % per
standard case; nearby, current receipts, S7o5
Per case v estern and Southwestern. extra,
nnrstS $50 Ter case; flrsts, SI.96 per case /;
southern, NI,N0DI05 per case; fancy selected
candled fresh eggs JobblnB at 32q34c. per doz.
=. CHEESE.-Supplies small and the market
nrm, with o good export demand. Quotations:
New York full-cream fail make. choice. 17fp
lIAc.; 40. do, fair TO good. 16d10hc. do,
do.; current make. 15ISc.: do. part SKINS
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NEW YORK cURB
DIVIDENDS pEoLAREp

q sssns esr ~ ssiseuit Company regular quarterly
p u stoef a. ~ rpae ptaeterted, payable February
tsa Ii 10 staet ~ :, cent on eommon; payable
..51fisaS hehning Company IS per share
~ to 7aAfeA 10, to stock Of record Feb.
ipnia, Germantown and Norristown
I...k Il ~ tee4tt.sriy OF per cent, payable
ftlst,inf r4AsII99e 4AsII99ek of record February 20,
I|ri -. - ,talli hailread. quarterly of ~ per
~ sahis March 70 stock OF record -irs6-
tsse and Northwestern. regular auartsrlv
r.Is1lz.s ut on common and 2 per cent on
'4Irh II p-sanie April 1 70 stock OF record
'ffss5spnia Trust. safe Deposit ana Insur-
'NIItis ~ "a regular quarterly 8 per cent.
zsH I1dav = -N~S'o - tA@ ~A1-e q
y AoolwQrth Company, regular quar-
IIi ~ cent on preferred
OH .s Nltar Stores regular otiartarly IL
- q ge Feedss s,ssissfFSd s payable March 10 %
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N. Y. CENTRAL BOND ISSUE
Stockholders May Subscribe at Par
Up to 40 Per Cent. of Holdings.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O-officiaI announce
i,nt iment was made that g. the New York Central
debenture bonds TO be dated May l, 1915 with
the privilege OF conversion into stock at 1o5
between May 1. 1917 and May l. 1925, the
bonds to be callable at 10
Stockholders as of April 1 will have the
right to subscribe to bonds at par to the
amount OF 40 per cent OF their holdings pay
ment to be made 80 per cent. on May 1, % per
cent. on September 1. and 20 per cent. on
October l. The issue ia to be underwritten
through ]. p Morgan & Co.
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DULNESS IN WHEAT
MARKET AT CHICAGO;
MAY CLOSE $1.OS IA
Loss of From &c. to &c. for
Day - July Finishes at
$l.364 64-Provisions Rally
Near the End.

CHICAGO Feb. 1O-The grain markets
on the Board of Trade ruled dull during
the entire session and closed with losses
of 1S9%c. for wheat, ha%c. for corn and
stdMo. for oats
May wheat closed at S16Sh and July at
si.SSh.
May closed at S0& and July Mt S2h.
Provisions by n late rally closed higher
The premiums for cash wheat were un-
changed, but the cash article declined
with the futures.
Baltimore export house offered to
cancel $4,000 bushels No. rye bought here
recently.
Cash transactions we're one cargo wheat
for export via the Cuff.
The sales here were 900 bushels corn
and 600 bushels oats, OF which 1925, 900
bushels corn and $4,000 bushels oats were
for export.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Butter quiet; receipts
sGoS packages Creamery. extra, 33hc; do. do
special market 34tso; State dairy. tubs. 23p
B2lac.: imitation creamery. hrsts. 24h426c.
Eggs unsettled; receipts. $500 cases Nearby
white, fancy, 33c.; nearby mixed, fancy, 25lh
q261sc; fresh hrsts. 25Isdp2TIhc.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Feb. 10. - HOGS. - Receipts
10 900; market marx 1oc lower. Mixed and butch
heavy, Sgg6:S light, Se45@675; pigs. $1,000
CATTLE, E,-Receipts, IL, 600; market lOa115c
lower; beeves. s5.Soa5; COWS and heifers, III 80
Ws25; stockers and feeders, $4.50aG25 Tex
ans, sea 40; calves Sed10.
SHEEP. Receipts, 10000; market steady.
Native and Western, S4G7.1O; lambs S64o10.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
POULTRY

IIvE.-pemand fair for desirable stock
and tho market steady under moderate cTer-
lngs Quotations. Fovds. 15al7c, excep-
tionai lots higher; old roosters. itai2c; younE
chickens. soft rneated t0d1Tc.: do, staeny.
t3ai4e; turkeys. 14@i7e; ducks to0i7e;
seese. 1bd1Tc.; suinees. NJ 20 duality. per
pair. 4BR55o pigeons. old per pair. 22n25c
do. young, per pair. 1Ia1sc.
DREssED.-ofrerinps Of hne desifabis-
sized stock light and the market firm,
with trade fair. Quotations: Fresh-kiliad
fowls, y to box drygicked aqq dsy..
sp,dss sss isRSis ihRiiisS i'0 .lsSnss spisss ss
t5isaf7c. under 3 lbs. spleot 149i0o.i fowls,
sssslishpssr iSs. aplsce ias
lbs. 1Iaise 90. %. 3 lSs. and under. 10
KEN 4 ,SSssdISS SS sgisso .25s
chickens. 'dry-pleksS and dry.pSeksd, 10 bcxss;;
81 MESa q IS ss e &c SS. lbs f. %Fsa s q g
ibs. to dog, i5s. niilk-ied, IS lbs; % dos.
fe s'd q 6s 10 Sos los 3 Esr cSats SS
3s rS 90 81 GGd5se shd 5ss fee essss
dry picked and ,dry-pseksd, N bbs. SELECTED
sssy' sssf i wsstsFn, s9Igd s 4S S
ilJ,he; western ooyE1nlzgsd' sh les;E. is,ss.;
ssSss, ,dry.Pictsa and dfg-pscEsd, fancy nssst.,
sE e oS toms SS TYSssso & aSs s tS s%GSdb % isg
IIaiso.i do 9rdinsry to s2Sd, i2glee;,io ~ Efssss
ssasSs sSassSs psT sT@iSsS iSeSsS. gI MSisssfn S:ssa
ibs, per doz, A.so4s. aoj .ghIts,,. Weighing z
iSs. ID ''P; PeF = dcs, SsSc5s, ,Ts! do d. Ihs pg
d2.9o! dark and No. 2. e0o.$Si %,
FRESH FRUITS
orsrings fairly liberal ana prices tsyoTss
ples, New York, per b6l.-qreeniiqg, f292,go;
Bbn ban TSSaS yoTs spy LmgirSS 81 ga S s
s, 1902. S9i other g9oa eating varieties. q $50
box, 55s SsiaS; Sppiss belSwars and PENN
sylay9ia ~ per hainPsT, g99ooe. lemons, Per beS.
cfds 0fpsP peF iap gss s25s ssS
dFSte aFStt PoPto Rdo Isl r6rida
etl.5o; eranbeTries, Jersey. per crate, SoQ I5o,i
strawberries. Florida. per at. 25S5Sc
VEGETABLES
The market quiet and barely steady.
with ample offerings. Quotations: whiti
Is 70 qaaity ia t'3f White GSss Sotstoos sr.sy
kfIl seos S;' RSsdafSSs msdiS 5SsSs
SS2ST2N SSNo No "a sws:ssss Ssr.sy Sweets. Tsr
Jersey. per basket 65ff9oc.j onions. per bush.
66Q@Toc do. choice, per loQ7lb. bag. 81 1850
sSnas ss o. psP Pf$S ifs3 ssg 8: Bss
crate s1dl 75;, spinach. Norfolk per bbl.,
sucs KAYE SriSt Sa.s !s4 Beans F Der
sDoi eEEpllsnt, Fla. per boz. ,I;So sort: Gu.
carrier, saa4.Go; bsets. Fia.,Spe 100 bIHchegL
Igo: tomatoes Fl9, por earrier-Fancy,,, 5
az: do. N Y. per bunch, S5GS6c.; 'mIsf-
rooms. per Alb. basket. 00c.9S1.
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oHANaEs AT AUoTIoN

aharaa and an advance of 81 m Fidelity Iluas
stock asre the lhief leaturc1 81 todays Local
auction a1InE on 1ecHritlEa.
sank e North America acored q poinl a4Ia
and ionn - ellfaoH aauuon rose ~ on sA4
ofhrr hand. Lrion fzza1naef HHtHa9 feesazH
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GoLDFIELD STOCKS.
New york Canal Bond Sale

ALBANY, Feb. 10-The Commissioners of
the Canal Fund have fiXed the date FOR the
State bond sale for March 10 az 10 D. m
There VIII be offered s27 O0000 az per cent
bonds Sl2 OO0, 900 Highway bonds, Si0. 600 OOO
canal bonds and IS, 900. 900 Barge Canal TermI-
mai bonds. They viii all run Tor so years ex-
cent the Barge Canal Terminal issue, which
VIII run for 80 years.
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FoRETaN ExcHANaR
swift q Co. New Bond Issue

NEW YORK. FEB. IO.-swift q %. havs
Arranged with q ayndieate OF New York and
Chieago bankers. including White. Weld 9
Chlcago 70 undeFwrite a sale or $40, 00O. 600
additional ot ita nrst mortsage per cent,
A public Offering q Jhs bonds is expected
s5oeooooe Issue no@ outstanding.
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NABAsH AssEssMENT $50

M = Hh Feb. 10--The reorganization
- q $50 paF shaSe oh Seth ne prs-
15s...a s.'''i'ioe stoclzl ol the present Wa
uis assessment based On
q pQtn rralarfod md comuloa
..1fs 11 1.1 ralnieh 81 100000 caah for ~
M = ~ t..lq4aa. which - 1ha Gum tAal
- 70 Hes en FeeeHsefa ceFifaz
"l #IH#eH q GO. zHsfi1l lInfIa
4 elazz sc-m4 af ln4st ledrl1s
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STEEL ORDERS INCREASE
Corporation Reports Over Four Hun
dred Tons More Than Last Month.

The United States Steel Corporation to-
day gave out its untitled orders as OF
January 81 The total was 4,24S5u tons,
as compared with S.S36643 tons on De-
cemoer 3lst an increase of al 1928 tons.
The largest untitled tonnage orders were
eGS eeGooked as OF December 81, 1900. being s4S9
LlS The lowest was In December. 1910 20T4.
15I, Comparison OF untitled tonnage is made
with previous reports as follows:
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COTTON MARKET DULL

NEW YORK. Feb. 10--TradInE in the cot
ton market was very quiet. buying by Liver
pool was the only feature of an otherwise un-
interesting market. At the close prices were
unchanged TO three points lower. Spot was
unchanged; Prices follow; -,
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BAR SILVER

In London today bar silver was quoted at
224sd per ounce increase OF I-i0 New
York commercial was 4sAc. per ounce. up &c.
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RANK cLEARINGs

Bank clearinss t1day compared with eorre-
spending day last two years;
1913, 1914 1913
Philadelphia S23, fs9, $40 S2T. ss5'62e Holiday
Boston ....., "A, 415O95 20. 1874 $50 Holiday
New York. ,248.sT2.T 1885 33s.0sI 100 Holiday
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Income

The Importance of the in
come rate depends largely
upon the size of the capital of
the investor. -fs E
Where the amount avail
able is not large and the in
vestor y more or less de-
pendent upon the income the
rate becomes grayely inn
portant,
1t ranks next to safety.
Our offerings yield liberal
income rate based upon
actual value.
Send or call for our
booklet.
Income is one of the sub
jects it covers.
The White Investing Company
WALTER MILESTONE
Philadelphia Manager
Morris Building. Philadelphia
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Trading Quiet; Some American Shares
Higher,

LONDON, Feb. 1O.--The stock market today
was. was generally quiet CaInsgdiap CA Pacific, ad-
New York Central and Union Pacific wero
also higher.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb. 1O.-The coffee markst
opened steady, with prices UNCHANGED to 8
points higher Trading was extremely quiet.
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PROVISIONS
REFINED SUGARS

,Demand fair and market very Arm. Quota
ifaons: iaopns Standard granulated, 5s0o.; hne granu-
"A Hta'gSi ok, O. Zoe powdered $3.50. confectionery
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT,-Receipts, 11B,pae bushels. There
s0SS ssPRES inquiry Ss S sRs PF'ss .Do Sst'
ES ESSssSSss Ss bs,5;$ 5;$ ;s5F H. "a
markell was sS.} sp'H RlS odar Ths
te Offerings a'sS oSotasops 3 cSr lots in export
sSTNS steamer spot and EsbrIgsry so.s9es g.
s.9esI trade, as 70 oSstion9So yellow, new,
S'ggsein,tsc; q steamer yellow, new Sds3lao. No
new nsW coz sOPsro Ger 10 iiSSmpss iSsp sssdS new
weS. is aeS bps. pgshss,sb onstns
S3fsS;S standard white. 04ae4isc.i No white,
RYE continued scarce and arm. we quote
export sevSorP per ana ssush' Il 0 aqfSl's fSr small
lots q nearby grain ain in n bags. ilso~A'-0 ~ '''
iSsU X lse. 1 1olR s SSl' .,.sSy gf aSsfi Ssi
but but demand iish,. ~ ouotations per 100
.9s .pfSsh9t Winter clear SIaH so
5s,ss, Ks,sssa stsslsS isie st sssts nfSSssSq! a.
as Do DO rsVqris rIslfs'b brsnsS sSSs $3.50 sI
lti'; nltv IN, ,fihoice and fancy patent. ssgSns -;
I,a5! 90 stfSisht ESS6T4S; t'F DO. S.'' patsht.
Market REE odGTs,: 9nd the
We quote nearby and Western, in wood at
T'g"oO per Dbl, as to quality.
PROVISIONS
The market quiet and without important
ihInosed IN s and air-dried. 2b926e. Western beef.
knuGSsttsss snG smoked 2S0z9o DO: city Ap'sd. sesi.
fs%fR.F' SorR fas}SE sTSEes S:S s5lSsSS
ii9SsSgs 1ah61sIe.; DO, skinned. looso. l2a5
har1,e;i do, DO, smoked, 1sA91sHe oths.
ee,v,e1s9se,, liq14hc.; hams, gmoked., Western
2oc picnic sfouiderSS GS S. 00U p cured. ] loose. iOg
SmlsiEii;oi mlsiEii;i do, smoked, f1ad12o.; b..llies, in
piSHe, according to average. loose 18bhGp14c;
cir,eakfass baeon as TO brand and average, City
irden' iarde l1glSe.; do, Western cured, lIalsc;
TendsttHSh5s tubs ii9lihc.i, De-, pure city, kettle
Kettle rendered. In tubs. 1i6iihc.
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2 TO $50 p. M.


5000 Penna rcts 45As " i.............+..I0 1914
1000 west Jer 4 s fs....,...s.,..... 30
10000 I-eh Nav cons Ahls..st.s.s.ss.-.s.y y943
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DIaEoIoHY d AoooUNFANFs

ess,lnsa Rsalis Aeeoaatsais
BURNS s sfEA KHAH
+=# HtHIa4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10

Total sales 81, ,813, ,OO0 compared with So. 119.-
600 Yesterday: this week. s5,4e3, 600; last week.
$40. .l74, 900.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-29
@O wcbt Die Tlagae Gnslauos?

sic megt nber hreunen0eu NiItten.
2orans Die Arnhcr rIohcn -
1ic milr0eu oe5 Aolunqcrs geltte;
Sas Sprenaeldo mur0e iDr
Hrbn.
MO oic fIelnen Streiscr bebomnlerl:
Gle SnieIn inG iueiihen 0teer,
0ort l%ldttert BON @6IIeni6if-
: M c tie
dc cngliId)e 6laeee 10 her.
Ter Moilre i'm @oiic oerflud)ct ltc
lRit ltcrbelocm Goem 10 idlnadl,
Ser 4rabcr bat ibr gefludet
Ills I'M Sooe lein Nuae brad,.
Yuf aerrilicnem tSeIo BEL Sea.eLaebi
Ger ,Scaol cr5lttert in Sd'red,
.Hit ieinem Vlnte bciprist lie
Ter 3uli 81 euiacm 6lcf.
s9o mcbt Die Sabine Guglanos 10
itris?
Sude lie, no mie oerioulcnoes 0olS
Ter Sdmarje perqcbt uno nerfaat.
limo DER Edo leinc @rntc bait.
@cInde COS Giinao, eiuit fcenbolt
id)on.
NO &rarfbeit unS eicro bent
berridlt.
ESQ Der 0nnnclSaicr unerldttiidlt
Gid
@lh nialtet or nlcnidllidlcm 0titd.
30 1T ole SABINE gualonos, Ioo an.
Sieh bin! no reid @aleonen 5ieb'ti,
8cfililt nit eefdlidtem Gut
tiro Sler nilo Vibeln ulb &nbu1.
Eod Dem Sono Der 8cmtinhett
iieb Did nm,
2arii, 6rnge1ocr. miro Dir scr sra
&c Weldeio:
BORT, BORT, madt bic enaIi.
d. Tobnc lid brett
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-29

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ten 3eitldlriit vSrutb". 9ei @elc
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Melt
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unh @cIt;
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WcIo.
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mem 2ano
3u uuIdmeifelnL 5u 5fpingcn. 5u
Idlrcden.
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SeIo.
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Stono.