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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
GOOD DEMAND FOR COTTON
Prices at Close Were to 12 Points
Above Final Saturday.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The cotton mar
ket displayed firm tone this morning,
q good general demand being in evidence.
and prices were 3 points lower to 6 high
er. There was n noticeable absence of
the Southern pressure, which contributed
90 greatly in last weeks decline. Liver
pool cables reached moderate spot de-
mand at that port, with decreased hedge
selling and good market undertone.
After the call the list gained about Il
point In the active months.
The market was less active during the
noon hour, prices reacting four to five
points from the best under realizing. Of
feTings, however, remained light, and tho
undertone was steady around sS.S5 for
May, and 1924 for October. 1t was re-
ported that Alabama farmers had begun
agtation to have the cotton acreage
reduction act repealed. Atlanta wires
claimed that no spots were offered and
could not be bought at decline. A
Savannah wire said that spot holders
we're not meeting declines, but that the
demand had been more limited during
the last 10 days. There was n renewal
Of Investment buying. The market closed
with prices to 12 points above the final
on Saturday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT.-Recelpts, 9t.4s0 bushels. ne,
mand was fairly active and prices aoynmIsu 1,I,,a
&c. under stronger outside adyices. Suo'ao
tions: Car lots, in export eleyator-rSo,
red spot and January, S1.4J4l.4S NO. y .t ~
Western, 81 4gpi.o2i No. ! Northern pu'u'h
COftN.GReceipts, IS s04 bushels The mar;
ket ruled irm and j5dtc. higher, with demhnu
equal TO the limited offerings. Quotatlonhi;
Car lots In export eevator-NO.Zs spVS, am y
January, 7UigdSOikc; steamer !SniVc'i NO, .,
7Ta7S. Car lots for local trade as 20 loSar &
tonne 2 yellow, new, bluSll5c;i sVeeii,Si i
yellow, new, SO0S0lhc.i No. 3 geiloW' new, ,,.
I7qIsc,; sample yellow, new '2g'oo'' he"
cob per 20 lbs. s0dS2c. ,.,o,a
OATs.-Receipts, iL1t0 bush. Demsnd Demand
was fair and prices were 1tc. higher. STT,s S1sTsI,s
tlons: No. 2 white, oOaBQ2ci stehdaru "Hi'e'
5UQ5oJsc.; No. 3 white, 0S@Rq o9c -. =,
RYE.-was nrm but quiet we quote qS,ors ~
sictager. sitGi-' ana nd at sidi16 for small lots OF
FL0UR.@Receipts, 1850 bbls, and 2.So8,oSl
lbs in sacks. The market quiet and values
largely nominal. quotations per, 1875 ios, ~
wood Winter. clear 50 JOq0i do, sfaigns'
S020d6.JO; do, patent. S86O4Ii kansass'
straight jute sacks S0.50nG %; do. pateni6
lute sacks, s8.15q7 10; spring, first clear. SotV
az Coz do. straight, S8.40pO ~: do. patent, en-.
So 1877 do. favorte brands 81 2oWt ~ ;0Oi -clty
mills, choice and fancy patent, SGzS~.ts'SSd ~
city mills regular gradCs-Winter, clear. SovV
dG; DO. straight, s620d0bOi do" patent
RYE FLoUR,1-ouiet. but steady wv under !, der
small supplies We quote nearby and western
I'm wood at SO. 50dD6. I5, as to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

The E. I. du Pont de Nemours Powder
Company has leased for months the ma
chine building plant of the ]. Morton
Poole Company, in Wilmington. where
powder-malking machinery is being built.
The lease carries an option to purchase.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

At the annual meeting of the Equitable
Illuminating Gas Light Company retiring
directors were reelected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

Bellefonts Central Railroad today de-
clared an extra dividend of l per cent
today in addition to the regular annual
disbursement Of per cent. For the year
ending June 30, 1914, the company had
deficit of SISSS, after the payment OF taxes,
interest and other expenses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
STOCKS OFFERED
DOWN ON SELLING
BY N. Y. TRADERS
United States Steel Common
Led on Decline-Missour
Pacific and NJ exic a n
Petroleum Strong.

rrw YORK, Jan. 25.-After opening
.,.s,r an aggressive selling movement de-
..,oped in the stock market today, and
.sanrd noon there were declines of about
mint in the leading Issues. The first
,'s,ers,ratlon was made against United
$500 steel common, and one stock after
.,h.r WAS offered down. No one had n
,.s,,,o idea as to the basis for the SELL
~ but It was generally assumed that the
,-.dsrs were attempting to create uncer-
..Ir,v over the dividend prospects OF
y ,tritsd states Steel common.
ahs popular estimate Is that net earn
,..s of the Steel Corporation for the
as.tsr ended December 81 will be about
sssoas 200 and there will be a deficit of
Nm o00 in providing for the dividend on
n.ls nraferred stock. There Is nothing In
....nreasIons w of officials or heavy-holding
,asorests TO indicate any change in the
avIdend policy, and those who should
~ fully informed insist that the common
s,ock will be kept on the Dividend list
.sI,b n declaration of a dividend of 90
s,nts a share. the same as in the pre-
csdInR quarter. In the afternoon the
.,ook declined 1 point to 50B, the lowest
/, hos sold for for some time.
The market closed dull, with prices gem
.,aIlv below the final on Saturday.
Foreign selling was absent from the
market situation today, and brokers who
handled the bulk of the London selling
nrders said that cancellations were gem
sraI this morning as a result of the naval
,lctory. Private cables said a strong
,one prevailed in the London market be-
cause of this event, but that the trading
was restricted because of uncertainty
AVER the minimum prices to be established
an the London exchange at the end OF
the month.
There was the same accumulative buy
ing in Reading that has been In evidence
for some time past. After selling at
I5bx. ex-dlvdend OF per cent, the prfce
declined to 1879 and later rallied to 150ss
There was no news to account for the
buying of the stock.
Missouri Pacific and Mexican Petroleum
we're the only really strong features in
,he list. The former rose IL to 1875 dur
M the first hour but lost "a Of the ad-
Z vance late in the day. The rise was
thought to be the result OF the more
iayorable outlook of the finances of the
company. In Mexican Petroleum, which
showed an advance of to 65A, there was
evidence of continued pool activity. No
news was forthcoming on the stock.
During the morning session strength
developed in General Motors common, a
gain OF 3Is being made to "a, but l point
Of this was lost around midday. The
preferred also sold at 81, UP Is.
Call money loaned at per cent, and
the foreign exchange market was firm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

At a meeting OF the minority stock
holders of the Westinghouse Machine
Company who have not agreed to ex-
change their stock for Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Manufacturing Company stock
a committee was appointed to confer
with II. II. Westinghouse, Tuesday.
About IS per cent. OF the Machine Com
pany stock has agreed to the exchange.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
TO CONFER ON BUSINESS
Reserve Agents win Meet Federal
Board in Washington.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-In order TO
ascertain the exact business conditions
among the several reserve banks, the Fed
eral Reserve Board today telegraphed all
Federal Reserve agents to come to WASH
ingtOn on February l for conference.
Al the meeting an exchange OF ideas be-
tween the men lin the field" and the
members of the Federal Reserve Board
viii be presented. A number OF matters
OF interest that have proved hard nuts
10 crack" as member OF the board ex-
pressed It today, viii be discussed,
Not only Is the meeting called for the
purpose of discussing the most important
phases of reserve banking, but IL will be
omen to suggestions from the agents as
10 any matters that should be ineorpor-
atsd In the new system.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
STOTESBURY SPEECH
CASTS GLOOM OVER
PHILADELPHIA LIST
Attempts to Stimulate Trac-
ton Stocks Unsuccessful.
Foreign Selling of Lake
Superior.

Attempts to stimulate bullish activity
IN the Philadelphia market met with no
success today. At the outset Rapid
Transit displayed slight upward ten
denoy but offerings appeared in some
quantity and most of the early advance
was lost before midday. Meantime Union
Traction continued to be offered at the
minimum limit. The pessimistic utter
ances of Mr.. Stotesbury regarding busl-
ness conditions in his speech before the
Five O'Clock Club may have chilled local
speculation enthusiasm. At all events. IL
created considerable comment In fnan-
cial circles, coming from one so closely
in touch with the general banking anu
business community,
A decline of two points in General
Asphalt attracted some attention. The
minimum limit was reduced to 30 several
days ago, but this was the first transac-
ton that had occurred in the stock since.
Lake Superior shares also sold down to
the limit of 8. The offerings came from
foreign sources. Cambria Steel eased
off in sympathy with the general depres-
sion, as did United States Steel, but
Pennsylvania held relatively steady. The
directors meet on Wednesday to act on
the dividend. In well informed circles II
is stated that the regular rate will be
maintained. Philadelphia Company
cumulative preferred declined a point,
In the bona division Market Street
Elevated 40 sold up a point to 80. In
terstate Railways 40 were active at 6s
and Philadelphia Electric 40 at 7S.
The weekly statement of the Clearing
House banks bore out reports Of the
growing ease in local money canditions.
Loans decreased while the surplus ex-
panded No change. however, occurred
in rates for funds on either call or time.
but there was very little demand for
accommodation from brokerage houses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

w. H. Padgett has become associated
with the local ofrice of A. B. Leach d
Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

A bid OF $1,000 was made for New
York Coffee Exchange membership. The
last previous sale was at $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

The American Brass Company's annual
report showed net profits OF S1,450si7,
against Si.g17,605 In 1918. Dividends were
reduced from S1,O5O,O0O to 100000, leaving
a balance OF S550.347 against $s67,605 the
previous year. The surplus is now
IS, ,5gg,55I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
WHEAT HITS $1.46
MARK, BREAKING
PREVIOUS RECORD
Price Changes Quick and
Feveri8h on Chicag g o
Market - Scarcity Of
Farmers Offers Cause.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.--May wheat made a
high record shortly after the opening to-
day, touching tli6 against the previous
high price of N.45&, on Jan. n. July
also was strong. Scarcity OF farmers Of
fers and a continued demand from Europe
were the factors. The buying was fairly
general Price changes were quick and
feverish. May moved erratlcally, driving
speculation into July The news from
Argentina was bullsh. Estimates as to
the exportable surplus OF that country are
being lowered and the quality is being
impaired. Shipments Of wheat from
North America for the week were esti-
mated at 96i1 900 bushel, of which 2,l12-
900 bushel went to the United Kingdom,
6iOj O0O bushels to the Continent and the
remainder to countries outside of Europe.
American winters and Manitobas at
Liverpool were UP 3D.
Arrivals at British ports are lighter.
Heavy rains we're reported In parts OF
Argentina. The weather in France Is un-
favorable, and m Russia temperatures are
lower, with lack of snow covering over
wide area. Prices at interior points in
that country are hardening. The receipts
of wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth to-
day We're 6A cars against 529 cars year
ago; at Winnipeg l39 cars, against 13g
cars; at Chicago, 81 cars. against 81 cars.
Corn opened unchanged, but later adj
vanced in sympathy with wheat on pre-
dictions OF smaller receipts, although
prospects OF a good increase in the visible
supply checked aggressive buying. The
receipts here today were S74 cars. Ship
monts from North America for rhe week
were 634 900 bushels.
Oats were firm in Argentina The eX-
portable surplus of that country la now
placed at 36OO0,OOO bushels, against recent
estimates of $500 600 bushels, and an off,
cially indicated surplus on January OF
| "a, ,0OO, 900 bushels. The receipts here today
were 1lS cars
Provisions were weak on liberal offer
ings and there was n decline in hogs.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
pIv1pRNps pEo1AREp

belletonte Central. regular annual divi-
eena OF / per cent. and an extra OF
per cent, payable February Is 70 stock
" record January s0
Jotiin-schInidt Company quarterly IA per
January ~
" asF cent, payable February Is to STOCK Of
iseord February q
southern California Edison Company, regular
e1ertsry 81 so payable February f5 10 sfock
" record January 81
alunioipal Service Company, quarterly IL per
" record january %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

Thomas ]. Stewart. M. D., was elected
a director of the Delaware Insuranc.
Company, succeeding the late JOSEPH
Wright.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
IBIo Bic fest 'Si Of gas gas EOld in Philadelphlai
Sell Defender Company Assets

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-At the sale or
the assets of the Defender Manufacturing
Company, subsidiary or the II, b' car
I'm Company, the only bid submitted was
that made by b, w. Jones, represent
ing the Mercantile Stores Corporation.
His bid was p per cent. upon all claims
filed or which may be hled on or before
February IS, 1915, the last day allowed
by the court for the fling OF claims.
Mr.. Jones represented creditors to the
amount of Sl,426,O12. 1t Is expected that
Judge Hand will approve the bid within
a few days,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
nE PRrFoNTAINR VERpIoT
ssth Ward sslectman Died as Result
Of Accident.

A coroner's jury gave verdict this
morning that Albert NJ. De Prefontaine,
224s Hunting Park avenue, the late Select
Councilman from the Ssth Ward came
to his death through an accident. He
dled in the Samaritan Hospital last week
from the effects Of inhalins Illuminating
gas.
His wife, Mrs. Emily De Prefontaiae,
testihed that she believed her husband
MAS attempting TO heat the house with q
small gas stove, and. falling asleep In q
chair near H. kicked the stoYe over.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

LONDON STOCK MARKET
Fair Accumulation Of Orders Over
Weekend: Americans Drop.

LONDON, Jan. 2S II Geourities showed
strength on the stock exchange today because
OF the British naval succe1s. There WaH
fair accumulation OF orders over the week.
end, which centred IN speculative Investment
neglected
fnore was hesitation becauue of uncertainty
minimum prices at the end of the month. Ths
home railway group showed o good tone IN
spots brazilian funding bonds were active
American shares were inclined % drQ9p. with
the exception OF Southern Pacific. Realizing
occurred In Canadian Pacific.
A heavy tone prevailed in Argentine rails
Japanese Issues showed stability and mines
o,A oil uyara
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
VEGETABLES

light osotations: White potatoes per
bush - fenns., 63gG5e; New York, as TO
Der basket, 8OD35c.i sweet potatoes, Delaware,
Der hamper. large, slQi25; medium, S0F69e. {;
Sweet potatoes, Eastern Shore, per barrel, No.
/ S2a575, No. :. 81. 50Q1 I5; sweets, Jersey.
Ter barrel No. l. $s25g3.5Oi &c. 10 z. s292, so;
Choice. per 6ushei. Soc; 90, ordinary per
6ushsi, TOaT6c.i do choice, per lo0-pound bag.
81 Isl DO, seconds, per fO0-pound bag, ST.;
cabbage. Danish, per ton Si2s8tl5 8; eauliaoWer,
foIE Der barrel 81. 5Oa2. 25; kale. Norfolk, per
barrel, 75d90c.i lettuce Florida, per basket.
peas, Florida, per basket, s2.5Oa350; eggplant
Florida, per box. ,Sgs5 s9952 euenm6ergs El9.-
ner basket SIS0a2; peppers, Florida, per car
M 2 s9 tG@st9es ss9es 595de g. eeePPy oId5 Sn5rf
Der crate, Sl.2501.b0i do, New. York, per
bunch. 35d50c.; mushrooms. per Alb. basket
Sln1 40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Jan. %. - HOGS. - Receipts,
% 900; market 1Oc. lower: mixed and butch
Srs' SG 55a O5: good heavy, so T5d7; rough
Soavy, s 50. 4oaG7O light SO Ioa715; pigs. $515
al; bulk, SG.S51T.O5. CAlTLE.-Receipts
igOOO: market 1Oc higher; beeves, S0IO.4O;
cows and heifers. $3.5Oas 90 stockers and
feeders, $4.5OdG.5O Texans, S6qI 40; calves,
sSTiO2 25 SHEEP.-Receipts, IL, ,OOO market
iOTt5c higher; native and Western, 81. SOC
O 40; lambs, SGIS.JO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
Ogden Elsotrio 70 Issue Bonds

aealiaS q sbs osdss I5Ssa sna Issh5 ~ lssl Is.
e hatroad on February /. the stockholders
'ts 6 sSaaa making mortgage g secure not
londs. n = stated. VII bs required Il
'i. ipf preaent debta ana Improvements
~ prpEresl' aud he remaindar viii %
tof future ezsenaloa. eta
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-Fnncy creamery was Bcarce
and firm but supplies were mostly OF the un.
Western sold-packed creamery, fancy, spe-
c!als, 34c.i extras, a2c; extra hrsts Sie' hrsts'
3Oc,; seconds 27d2sc.; nearby prints, fancy
onds. 2Sa26c; jobfing sales OF fancy prints.
4Odii2c
EGGS.-Fresh stock was more plentiful
but there was n good demand and prices ruled
steady. Quotations: In free cases, nearby ex,
ira 9Sc per doz. firsts, Sl0.B5 per standard
case; nearby, current receipts, S1O35 per case
Western and Southwestern, extra, hrsts. SiO'8
per case firs:s, S10.35 per case; Southern, 81 N(
dflO2O per case: fDncy selected candled fresh
eggs johhing at IOG42c. per doz.
CHEESE.-There was a good export In
uuIrv and the market ruled firm and Nc
higher under light offerings. Quotations. New
York, full cream earlier receipts, choice
do. do fair to good l4i4a15c.; do, par
skins SI13c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
U. G. |. GAS SALES
Total for Year Increased Nearly Two
Million Cubic Feet.

An increase Of almost 1000, 900 cubic feet
was shown in the report OF the gas sales OF
the United Gas Improvement Company ior the
last three months, however, showed a con-
siderable shrinkRge compared with the same
period in 1913. - -,
The quantity OF gas measured In feet, sold
by the United Gas Improvement Company un-
der its lease with the city OF Philadelphia
within the quarter ended December III. iOli,
was p ESQ a. 90 cubic feet. The amount OF
money collected was So, 4s9 COS The amount
Of money due 10 the city under the terms OF
the lease is s40I 500. For the year the city
reSeihESu reSSeihEScu ,sst Of gas sold in Philadelphia;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK Jan. 25,-The coffee market
beceine weak after tho opening. prices declln-
ing q to points below the final Saturday.
Sales 2OOO bags.
onening futures; February 6.25c. bid; March,
q 9GdG'8Ic.; April, G4Oc bid; May 6.J4qG, SOC. /;
Iune offered. q soc; July, 4lGTi4c.; August,
7.4Sc bid; September 75O17OOc.; December,
-TJ7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25

The American Brass Company's annual
report showed net profits of n,450,sH,
against $i.g17605 In 1918. Dividends were
reduced from s1,O5OOO0 to $500, 900, leaving
previous year. The surplus Is now
IS, s,5s955l.
w. II. Padgett has become associated
with the local ONCE OF A. B. Leach &
Co.
Reading common and j. @. Brill pre-
ferred we're quoted ex-dividend today
except for cash. and American Gas was
quoted ex-rights.
Additional shares of various companies
have been placed on the regular list Of
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange as fol-
lows: S61,25O p. r. It. Cvot. tr. ctfs),
sl3, 300 American Telegraph and Tele-
phone and $4,000 American Cas-
The city OF Melrose, Mass, will receive
bids until January H for purchase at
discount of n temporary loan of s60,O0O,
and the city OF Lawrence, Mass, Will re-
ceive bids until January IS for purcgate
at discount of q temporary. loan Of $2O0,ooO
John Blnin Macaffee. the London repre-
sentative of Chandler Bros. 81 Co., who
has been in this city some days, Will sail
for England Saturday.
The r. l. du Pont de Nemours Powder
Company has leased for months the ma
chine building plant of the ]. Morton
Poole Company, in Wilmington, where
powder-maling machinery is being built.
The lease carries an option to purchase.
The Consolidated Gas Company reports
decrease of $116,36S in the surplus avail
,bla dividanda the ended
December 81.
For the six months ended December 81
the Kentucky Traction and Terminal
Company reports a surplus OF ss5,S14, an
increase of Sl4O69.
The recent rise in Western Maryland
is said to be due to the purchase by IN
terests connected with that road of coal
properties heretofore shipping 100000
tons of coal year over the B. and 0.
Stool, of the Canadian Pacific In Ger
man names can no longer be transferred
on books of the company, and because
dividends will not be paid on these shares
until after end OF war German stock has
recently been offered in this market con-
slderably under the regular price.
Tho Consumers Power Company OF
Minnesota has sold to William p. Bon
bright & Co, Inc, 100000 collateral trust
per cent four-year notes, dated Novem-
Der /, 1913. The notes are being offered
| to net I per cent.
Bellefonts Central Railroad today de-
! clared nm extra dividend OF l per cent
today in addition to the regular annual
disbursement Of per cent. For the year
ending June 30, 1914, the company had
deficit of $lSsS, after the payment or taxes,
interest and other expenses.
A bid OF $1,000 was made for New
York Coffee Exchange membership. The
last previous sale was at $3.50.
At a meeting OF the minority stock
holders of the Westinghouse Machine
Company who have not agreed to ex-
change their stock for Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Manufacturing Company stock,
committee was appointed to confer
with H. II. Westinghouse, Tuesday.
About IS per cent. OF the Machine Com
pany stock has agreed to the exchange.
Thomas ]. Stewart, M. D., was elected
a director of the Delaware Insurance.
Company, succeeding the late Joseph
Wright.
At the annual meeting of the Equitable
Illuminating Gas Light Company retiring
directors were reelected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
NEW YORK BUTTER AND Ea IS

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Butter-Market frm
tn steady; receipts 5OO1 packages creamery
extra. 32d32ac; higher scorlng, aSG33l4c. |;
state dairy. 8ld32c.i imitation creamery 24h
Eggs-steady; receipts. GG06 casesi fresh
extra hrsts. 31i5d3sc.; fresh, frsts, SGg33Ie /;
nearby whites, 4ld42c.; nearby mixed, SI4SSc.; !;
refrigerator fTstH 2Sd29c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
PROVISIONS

s@Fsd snSRs an3 9aSifsd2HS s 0SS' $ss
insets, smoked 26d26c.; do, city beef,
KnnckIea and tenders, smoked and air-drledi
a1a2Sc. do. Western beef kncklSsr 81, 1iii9 a9a
pork, family S22 5Oa20; hams, s, p. cured, cured,
loose, 18NGi2sc; do skinnSed ,lsSose, Loose, 1S5a aSss
hams smoked, city cured as 70 brand ana ..S
average, 1!gi4he.i hams smohked ,o MesIgrR YNgi
2Oc. picnic shoulders. s. p. cured, loose. 10Y
d1lc. do, smoked llhgl2e:; bs4des' 4c m
breakfast tacon, as to brand and average, city
cured, 11atSc,; do Western cured, l,gl lSe' &c
rendered, In tierces. 11011Hi do, pure city,
kettle rendered. in tubs, llnllAo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-25
BANK oLEAR1Nas
FOREIGN ExOHANGE

NEW YORK Jan. 25.-At the opening the
1s1ssffisq sxehanss market was easier. Demand,
ssss ms 4s24; so-days 4.s1Ai francs, Elsa