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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01

@esr1f etc @roit dnitte II
ioeroen am beqleriteu unb fdnens
items berge1teIt, in6em man auf bic
.Gdsflnlnme 6ess Rpaers. Dber Die
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gerDitet lit, menoet man bic S9nitten.
iNatirli9 muB iron aufpaiIen, I'm.
i4%nhrennen gu perbIten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
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|6er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser
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lie 5ebn Iagen fan1e1 gb Man1ling
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Sen battent Noli5eiiergeant @e1rp Na-
gel ln6 0en @omemell9 Operator SOB
angehettelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01

~ &aben Sic idon Dl6 Miiiion
gier probirt? @leid nit Dem be1ten
importirten 9ier l,n6 empfoGlen bon
ben 9oftoren. Nod Sslan6 grening
SO. Mw.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
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ter BON 6errn all6 Srau Ireb Grics
bel Don geo. I'LL 5nnep Strafc,
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Gent bon ser McGleuan Seigbts
l1nite0 8resbpterian Stride nit
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einem Sobn bon 6ran gping Don
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her Welllde in leinem @eim in go.
3241% @e1 It 3. Gtrabe empfongen.
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tigi.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
gieb uab |robiFoneu.

6 icsafgso1sO. Sept. MinopiebA
3llfltbr 5000. 5tiere $6.OO-1O..
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SIS. 10.
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mel $5.70-6.55; ad1lntner So, 90 Bis
1925.
@efliigcl - 13-14c.
Butter Creamery 2ti1ha-26R.
Gier - 20-23Rc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
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Mi1lter 1O5-115A; apra 800. 2
81; Stanbaro @afer SO.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01
'.ssul1 Ser NafIage bcr sJitranalcrci
freiacibrpdclt.

f%NAsI1,<f al r. An - N. - o~..A
svSlgall uo1SeI apar, GUS aelIsIM
M, syss w y. Observation-Disclosures Ss, .'esI lrss
N.Y. { ,mlu - ,uea 60 4s ,S u.'.,'..!lu w ~
si!;,f su NJ NJ NJ u IS w "; ,a' ag,a ).
Don bSsarfiaer g}ot1lr haroeIe.
0ag Nfcro bobe friilljer III ieii,ten i
tgtaiIe aeito,fSen. Madoem es ci,,e1t
leii1,er Mrbeitsr oetreten hatte, IpboB
0ieler ). &. albeitslnfahiQ lei, bdbe er
i~ai1aeoronet I, aug 9ferb elltneoer a1E
.berfaufeu rDer Ri tooteu. gale bfabet
parani 6ag shier fir $40 eufa,eoe Ell,
Sale qab All, bog Wferb ntit bersGeit..
lde aeidIaqelasslt Ilqbeu. A
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@reiie bes Don SEM I1lpenpnrt NlsR
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fioaf Yie ssraht inn stniiid,e,1 wsn.
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4T.S9err Geo.: ASeterle,1 pom g'Io1,
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Stfober 1898 III ealI1spen, Sll.l 9e=
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0dangel pom Jrad)tlpaa9o1lg yet etn-
.Qe1eEf. Ner1el1Ger IN Deli Mret5StQN=.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-01

-giQiam Stofeg bon t@ahttter0orf
lln0 6elien grfeliobn gon1llr6 5tofeS
elltgingen geltern er1lten BerleBsunza
gen, uls lie Ion Der aggde Der a. lnlb
t@arriion 5traBe bonseillem bon Ss=
cor Camp bon SEQ. 6223s9ggelt tx. Str.
gele1lftell Mlltomobil nngeffafbren lrrb
aus iWfrem 8nllgett alllf 6as 5traBe,t.
:pflaite geihleltoert purbe. Das Gftb
.crlitt cine gersiltgfiigige gerleBlng.
9ta6 ser Mllslage BON NMgen5elg.cn
mar Der 3uia,lr1nel1ltoB l~iilberatteiioozz
lid,.
- Merdantg grat1sfer &Storage
60. Gelepbon 855. @n5.)
Die ginbei au II gg ar \
beiten an Der oitfrieiiiiden Norbfeez
tiiite, bic aur @eipinnung~pon 2anbf
betrieben tperbell, tonnten trob BEN.
Rriege ungebinoert fortgeieBt tperben.
STE erftredten fil6 auf grobe Wattz
fld9en tpeitli9 BPM 9cfen ber Gtabt.
@mben. Naa Dpllenblng bie@er Mrz
beiten tperben rllrb 1900 Ssttar porz
3ugliden 8obens getponnen, Der a,tG
ballernb gegen jebe @turinflut ges
f6iBt fem biirfte, 9ie bafar aufs
gelpenpeten Soften belaufen Ii9 alfI
rei9l3 6 Millionen Start. DIS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-14
FINANCIAL NEWS
INVESTMENT AND SPECULATIVE
MARKETS KEPT ALIVE BY DEALS
They Establish That Men of Wealth Have Confidence
Sale OF Wright Aeroplane Company Latest
Setback in Stocks
NEW YORK. OCT. 14.


Deals like the sale Of the Wright
appeal
establish important fact
tested
without which the hPtation
charmed Dy the Dig names In the
dmy outlined
$50 sold at ~ on the second
unent eadto
stock a II s omered " Wv ~" 'P"'io
bought w,rn. h,.no..
the present stage of the aeroplane
mobile business
until the business stabilized
aeropane this
the
conceive OF the of
b. Thompson who
sesed the
fortune
spauon copper He but
all that and his associates
realizing
the trading today There
OF the rroh which
particularly OF the
were not large There rather at
Lndon In connection with the
program steadying sterling
character United
Pacific and Southern Pacific
~ Nhe
General Motors for instance points below the final ., vas
having
points During the morning
high levels
u
was Iost IN the maj dealings The closing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-14
INCREASED INVESTMENT INQUIRY;
BOND DEALERS KEPT BUSY
Public as Well as Institutions Seeking Outlet for
Accumulated Surplus Funds-Bril Shares
Buoyant-Drop in Baldwin

The inquiry for bonds, according TO in
vestment bankers. Is steadily Improving,
and one has to bark back some seven or
eight years to find an equal volume OF
demand for high-grade securities. Cap
ital has been gradually accommodating dur
ing that period owing 20 fears OF in
vestors TO place their funds where the
companies were subject 10 governmental
interference on top OF that, since the
war began to be reflected by heavy in
creases in Industrial earnings, many new
fortunes of Importance have been cre-
ated and these also required investing.
The food of foreign LIQUIDATION OF
American securities during the FIRST year
Of the war naturally sent quotations TO
levels which made them attractive. and
In the last six months public absorption
OF bonds has been steadily increasing.
Now the supply is becoming scarcer and
prices are advancing Gains from the
low points in the high-grade issues range
from to Z points and new issues arc
being oversubscrbed for. The low ex-
listing money rates also arc an induce
ment TO institutions to enter the bond
market, and considerable blocks of Sc
curitles have been sought from these
sources. OF course, the great bulk OF
this class Of business Is done privately
'over the counter" but there has also
been n very fair volume of transactions
through the local stock exchange.
Today the general tone of the Phila-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-14

delphia list was rather reactionary. but
no great volume OF offerings was forth.
coming. TIE local public utilities found
favor with the trading element this morn.
ing and ruled firm In face OF the uncer
tsinty I'm the regular leaders phiIadcI-
phia Electric. United Gas Improvement
Lehigh Valley Transit and Union Trac-
tion picked up In moderate Quantities. but
Rapid Transit was depressed Brill was
buoyant, while Cambria and Storage Bat
tory lost ground. on the whole. the trnd-
ing element was encouraged by the fact
that activity diminished on the decllnce.
Pennsylvania Salt was a strong spot and
American Gas made a new top price
when Il crossed 1ls
sharp break occurred in Baldwin
Locomotive, which fell more than points
following the setback In the stock In Wall
street. No particular reason was forth
coming TO account for this other than
proht-talSing on the recent advance The
Street continued divided as to the out
come of the Pennsylvania Steel negotia-
tons. Many were still inclined TO the
belief that the Schwab interest would
turn up In control Cambria Steel was
the subject OF very optimistic predictions
as TO its ultimate price once the Penn
sylvania Railroad liquidation had been
completed, but the financial district is 80
full of different rumors that one guess
Is about as good as another.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-14
DOLLAR EXCHANGE
NOT POSSIBLE NOW
Worldwide Trade and Banking
Relations Necessary, Says AS
sistant Secretary of Treasury

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Dollar ex-
change will never supplant sterling ex-
change in the money markets of the
world until the United States has built
up the machinery for such system in
the form of worldwide trade and bank
ing relations, extension of foreign COM
merce and the acquisition of a real mer-
chant marine, according to Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury William p NAL
burn.
United States at this time" said the as
sisant secretary, "but that does not
mean that sterling is depressed every
where. Furthermore, the fact that ster-
ling is depressed in the United States is
not sufficient to depress the value of
the British pound everywhere, simply
because the trade influences of the United
States are not felt everywhere"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-14
Financial Briefs

The price OF cast iron pipe was ad-
vanced 81 a ton.
Since Friday the New York banks have
gained s9,56l,OO0 through Subtreasury op-
erations.
The Wells-Fargo annual report showed
an increase OF S7.l9l, 557 in gross receipts
and 81, ,975,5l3 in net income.
Henry ]. Lawrence. Jr., has Joined the
bond department Of Cassatt & Co.
Charles Edward Fincke has been elect
ed president OF the Girardville Gas Com
pany.
Furnaces OF the Reading Iron Company,
at Temple. Pa, which have been idle for
more than a year. have been blown in.
The stack will produce 100 tons OF iron a
week
william H. Barnes has been elected a
director of the Commercial Trust Com
pany to all the vacancy caused by the
death OF Rudulph Ellis.
The New York curb market has listed
and admitted to quotation 5000 shares
of common stock par value 500, OF the
Chalmers Motor Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-14
GRAINS EASIER;
BIG SALE OF OATS
Favorable Weather and Increas-
ed Country Movements Tend
ed to Weaken Wheat

CHICAGO, Oct. 1A-An easier tone pre-
vailed In the grain market at the open-
ing today. Trading in the early hours
was featureless. Variations in prices were
comparatively slight. Favorable weather
from the chief grain-growing centres
and increasing country movements were
forthcoming. Commission houses ap-
peared to have lots of selling orders.
with buyers going along cautiously, but
1t is believed by some that a bull market
is In the making. caused by the increas-
ing speculative interests, and traders are
advising freedom from short selling at
this time.
Prices continued to ease off during most
OF the afternoon, and the close was about
TWO cents below yesterdays final figures.
1t is reported that shorts In December
corn are getting nervous at the increas-
ing scarcity of contract corn. Prices to-
day were fairly firm at the opening, with
indications that they would follow the
trend of wheat prices.
Exports reported totaled 100000 bushels
Of Manitobas and 100000 bushels of
Durum; 100000 bushels of oats. Chicago
cash handlers sold 1900 bushels of wheat,
5000 bushels of corn and 225, 900 bushels
of oats, of which 10000 bushels were for
seaboard delivery.
Leading futures ranRed no toItou,..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-14
RATES FOR MONEY
COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct H-Business was
smaller on the Cotton Exchange this
morning, but the tone was firmer, with
prices to 10 points higher. Operations
were mixed. The report of the Census
Bureau on the consumption of cotton in
september was without influence. The
weather in the belt was considered un-
favorable. The market at Liverpool was
quiet.
In the afternoon the tone became easier
and prices slipped back until a level Z
TO points below Wednesdays close had
been established.
Al the end July fell 80 points in all. the
other months holding relatively better,
being down from 10 to Is points only.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-14
COTTON CONSUMPTION LARGER
Total Was 49s,219 Bales in Sep
teroNar

WASHINGTON, oeL IA report is
sued today by tho Census Bureau shows
cotton, exclusive of linters. consumed
during September. 49s,2l9 running bales in
1915. compared with il4S64 bales In 1914:
held in consuming establishments on Sep
tember 90, 10s9614 bales in 1915 and 556. .S92
In 1914, and In public storage and at COM
press, 2,7s6,50O bales In 1915 and 1,66s.s25 In
1911. Imports, 26197 equivalent 500-pound
bales I'm 1915 and 16315 in 1914. Exports.
including linters. 5O903l running bales in
1915 and 125,77s in 1914. Cotton spindies
active during September, s1.295, 104 in 1915
and 9o,307 15l in 1914.
Linters consumed during September 6i.-
43l bales in 1915 and 27,764 In 1914; held in
consuming establishments, 12S,05g bales
in 1916 and 1886 in 1914. and in public
storage and at congresses, 81, log bales In
1915 and 26,07S In 1914. Exported 10.624
bales in 1915 and 1905 in 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-14
GRAIN AND FLOUR

OH IN the Wss bsSTSS sSd n PRICES
sysr, was fair. ouosstions; Car lots; IN ex-
Rprta satDsPO sS sPOt RsS sRd % %SciG9s
f.iisH STEAMER No. ? red, Si.iOiSa j. .13hi &c.
red 81; I;ioa1gIil2N g y G,e rejected A. sl.OsqllO'
'CoRN.1ReceiGpts.S SoC5 bush. Trade was
quiet but offerings were moderate and price;
trade. as to location-Western No. yellow,
74q75c.; western steamer yellow, ISq &c; &c; )
western No. yellow, 7ldI2c.; Delaware yell
% oATsg'oReceipts. sg Re 1908 BUSH Demand was
tatlcns: No. white, 44q46c. standard white
$685. $685. sS Sample ~ss os 1855 $685. S %
sTsaeS sTIouR.@Reeeipts $50 bbs. and 1.o7e ssz
lbs, in sacks. Trade was quiet. but mill
limits. were hrmly held. Quotations n o per AZ lso
fT;i Straight S. sOaS 20; do patent. s5; S69O; S
Kansas clear iute sssks, sssSS .o $ogo'ZO nstent
sS5e TS' 20: do Straight. So3Sa5tO; DO, patent,
s6sOdo. .sS DO tayorite brands :sgss.SSSS city city
R'' do straight h s5.2o@O.4c DO. patent, sS.OOg
small nal i supplies We quote S' at sSa525 per 66i
as to quality.
PROVISIONS
The market was firm. with a fair jobbing
beef, in sets. smoked and air-dried, 24g2oo, !
Western beef in sets. smoked. 24g25e.; city
dried. 26q27c.; Western beef, knuckles and
tenders, smoked, 26a2Ie beef hams SZSg
SS cured. oio loose R iaRal2sc. Do skinned loose
i2Aql2e do do' smoked c1red a. ~ Bran
and average. i3lzq1 aye. hams, smoked West
ern cured. 13kal4hc.; do, boiled boneless, ~
q22c.; picnic shoulders, s. p cured loose loose lVis
pickle, according to average, loose, l2ql2te.;
breakfast bacon. as to brand and average,
ern. refined tierces, IOAdiOlac.; do. do. do.
tubs lGg!oG lar lard pure city, kettle rs d,t2 TeR-
kettle rendered in tubs. l0halOl5e.
REFINED SUGARS
Tho market was quiet and unchanged. Quo
tations: Standard granulated, 405c. extra hne
TONERS A, 4.sOc.; soft grades. 4.o5a4.Goe.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
RUTTER.-Trade was quiet but offerings Of
6sse5e sS stock ,ssSy sTs only Western sns
solid-paeSed creamery; fancy specials 1Ie;; JS;j
sf[rss s4Hs. 1ss seconds, d S4@2se thirds 22SSasc
nearby prints fancy. 32e do average extras; 5ass
sSs5 sSs eD6as aS sas sass q faHsy Pfnts 14 $ss
EGGs.-Demand was sufficient 20 absorb The
E s,.ssy i s ns tss late pifn
stock, however, duh and weak. We quote
psr Dozen: frsts So per standard case; nearby
current receipts, S. 40 per case; Western extra
selected eandled eggs were jobbing at Soq5Ic
per dozen. --
only moderate and values were well sustained
with trade fair. Quotations.: New York, full
cream fancy new i6ASq AS l0sSS ,4islPSfhe sPefflels
do, part skims 6ai2c.
POULTRY
LIVE.-Trade was slow and prices favored
buyers. Quotations: Fowls, as to size and
Chickens, according to quality. l4a16c,; ducks,
as 20 size and quality l4qi6c.i large sizes pre-
ferred: pigeons old. per pair, 1Sq2Oc.; do,
young PEI pair, i761sc. -
DREssED-Fins desirable-sized stock sold
fairly and values were well sustained. Quo
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Norfolk and Western ELECTION

held here today, the retiring Board OF Directors
was reelected.
At the organization meeting Of the board
officers were elected as follows president, l..
f. Johnson; first vice president N, ID. Mahcr:
vice president in charge Of finance and ac-
counts, william @. Macdowet; vice president
in chaSge of traffic, T. S. Davant; secretary
and assistant treasurer. L. II. Alden; treas
urer, Joseph b. Lacy.
Mr. Maher's title is now first vice president.
He was previously vice president and was
In charge of operation.
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NEW YORK CURB
LIvEsToCK ouOTATIONs

CHICAGO oct. 14.-HOGS.-Receipts I8 600,
market steady To- Sc. higher mixed and
butchers, STS5qs 95; good heavy. x1.sOQT.nO;
piss SCI ssd1'5O; bulk Ss,8OdS.d3
beeves, S5.25al025; cows and helfers, 81 ESQ
STE; Texans, 50 G65qS; calves, S9.5ONl1.15
higher native and Western. S3g7i lambs. $40
$50.
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BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings today compare with corre-
spending day last two years:
1915. 1914. 1913
Philadelphia 81. PA 2Ol s82, '4s5 ss5 0s5, ,s29
New York. 566. .O52 S9S 23l 5Sl ,651 4l,S34, ,OSI
Boston go. 3s, ,462, ITO 20, goo 40, 6OO, ,2S6
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

Wv YORK. Oct. 14-BUTrER.-Mark
Meakeri receipts, 1O,364 packages; extra,
80 higher scoring. 20Q20hc,; State dairy.
4itz3gzse'i Imitation creamery, 2Q2lc -.
ESNfS.-Market unsettled, receipts, 10. 62t
paekagesi extra nrsts 3ig3ac. hrsts. 27d30c.
nearby whites, 4Sa5Oc; mixed color, 2Td35c. (;
seessfilsserator ses frsts, 24Aq25c.i nearby browns,
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REDUCE REDIsCOuNT RATE

Tho directors of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Philadelphia, at their meeting
today, authorized a reduction in the re-
discount rate on maturities exceeding 80
days and up to six months from 5 to 41a
per cent.
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DIVIDENDS
MARKET STREET TITLE AND TRUST
COMPANY =.
A. w. Cor. b2d and Market sts., PhlIadelphis.

COMPANY =.
A. W. Cor. b2d and Market Sts., PhlIadeIphia.
September %, 1915.
The Board OF Directors have this day de.
eiared the regular semi annual Dividend Of
Three Per Cent. on the paid-in capital. and
an Extra Dividend Of Ten Per Cent (TwO
Dollars and FIFTY cents per sharel both pay.
record al the close OF business October 16
1918 Checks will be mailed.
The board of Directors have also called an
instalment Of Five Dollars per share on the
capital stock OF the Company. payable at the
onice Of the Company on or before November
III 1915. on ana after November 1, 1915, no
stock on which the instalment remains un-
maid will be transferable. Instruments must
participate In the next following dividend,
A further sum Of Twenty-Five thousand
dollars has been transferred 10 surplus out OF
the earnings making the surplus fund equal
10 the increased capital, VIA, ti60,O 900.
REGINALD IA CHASE,
Secretary and Treasurer