davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19
XIII.
SpitaliielOs.

Sea er us paa, at on gerne en- Gag uiIOe til SPIT
tolfielos ior at beisge Sulie % Barre" iagoe 4arfien
npite Rorgen til 9ienee.
ga, meget gerne," LOO ben0es iori8e Spar.
Set bar oite upret por Senii9t at tage oertil; tbi
ri iser, at ri itaar ubetnlelig @qlo til Barre tor
Den troiaite Iienene, ban DOeoe o8 lm0er Geiier bertil.
Derior ul ri 6enotte en- al 0e ierne 0oge til Dor Ito
fluqt. ri mao leie en- 9aaO og ieile, tbI oct er Den
be0itr Maaoe at nna 9onOon paa.."
Zen @ana par 66emien en- uongrtet 6orbinoelle
mellem @reenpid % g0en, % mango ~torlteuige SiagS
s~yartsier plsieoe oens 9elger; Der par lntaa eaaoe
meo finn cen W2an6 til at no, after andre iterre, 5oortil
Der bebeoeOeS isrre 9riotrait. De- fornemnle Soil 1ao'
oe oeres cane Sfi6e eacr 2oitiorteier, Der aItiO par riot
% ooer0aooiqt %uoipreoe.
uefteriom ri life bar noset Glib Og tilmeo naa
npre i~poriommcliQe, maa ri neies meo en- lille 9aa0,"
ioaoe W2arfien, 0a DC nogIe Dage ienere bar pa 8el
ue0 til 5Iooen.
otter neoen 9olen % Iinoen rem og ttIoa9e
lnffe6es set Dem enoelig at Ieie Ell gaao 90 be9ioe 10
pon gei. Zen ~bsireite0e @1aaoe, 6Oorpoa Sftpperie
tiltolte geirtninaen oe ~iorifeaiae 5arteier, De meote,
por life behooeliat Tor en- title Dane iom Viarttlef'
mebens Renee meo 6ornGig @leoe ns0 alt bet me oa
lponte. bum iaa, eiterbaonoen iom 9anoen ieIeoe
forbi andre gaaoe oa Sfibe liqe ira 2pitiarteierne I'll
oe tore, tlnqe gnaoe, ser brngte 6eoetioler til %
fra gpen. 0esu6el par bun opfplot al 6orpentnla9'
for6t~ arin ffulOe ie oonOOn, iom bun banOe bSrt 'aa
nteget ON. ~
To De fom oonO, 9f De gennem en- Del male
@oSer, inoen oe naaeOe SpitoIiielo8, 6oor Der booze
on bel aoloni al iranife Suguenotter, o~eribloflot var
re-. on orep ber SaanooGrf iom SilfeoGpere. I'll at
scb par gcirct goot tbi 2ouNons @aOer par poa Den
1b oft an6ct enc b~ebogeli8e en- 3egnoeirSOag, naar
Steamer foISt Itri6e Strsnme fra 8ogene neo ooer oe
u~fpffelioe Soooqngere, iom buerfen 6anoe Farapl0 Ell.
Ter Nennilna iii @rifuttelie. Ebi inotil Slttntrgei al
set ottcnSe garhun6re6e bIeo oct oniet ior bsilt iipaS'
ienoe at bore en- 9oroplp.
GoSarnaere baneOe fla Rel melern boeratore paa
Sc Imole Sortooe, Tom fun bar ifilt ira asreoeien peo
on grffe Qale enpr en- aroe. asrepeien bar alto en-
brooet glanoina al agretsier, 9rilebsre 90 aarrer'
bnis aiTfe ofte Ionot 6orneieIie at tHltGnte 500
opnoerne. Ioo at oisie nItiO bofot fla iaa ner Sulene
Iom mnigt
Oct lille GeiieieIifnb boneoe ig lnng'ortt Vel gen.
Nom qrpnonen iamtioia meo, at DC lagoe UtPrfe I'll oe
forbiooaenSes fiot mprfeliee 8Gen og Sfifte.
= spitoIfieIos lit De en- bertelig @elfotrlt1illen
hos gorres, ser lite NOT fiinoe iotrpffe oeres @laoe
oner ben gere, ser blcp Dem til Del, Oct Git Dem 9oof
meS oeres siIfepeberi. o. De babe fnaet inorettet 's
ct bmaeIiat, file Stem,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19

0eroeo, tilieieoe Genee meO ct SmiI. u6annp bar III.
in6er al 5nOiaIo % 9uner, % 0Iioia f6ier benoe ct
% aft, 6poo ser efter min Dlening fun ger benoe
pnrre.
aQ}en man mao %aligeOeI 6eln6re ben alore 20.
tiers 0pofreIie"
.Sel0ielgelig, ig bolOer ogina me9et al 0lioio.
Seq bar mere emo cen Sang 6atet. at Bun piI0e gioe
mig liot al Sen a%prIi86eO, iom bun ipiIOer paa 5annp,
% oct fan tiOt 5orme mig at ie, 6oor folot Oenne to9er
moo al OIioias 0poireGie Sun betra9ter 5enoe li9e.
rem JON i'm SlaDe.@
Nrite Sag to8 ST.. % 6rt De 3anoiae Genee ne0
ben til Warfi sc 9lDignD. D}arfien 6iIite mel @lp6e
paa Den unge 9i9e. Der 6nooe iorto6t alt, 60a6 fqrt
bun baDoe, 6iemme 5%ranfrig. Ia Ran tilmeo oioite,
at Bun par arman6 De 5anoiIcs troIooe0e 9ru0, io9t.
fog ban 6enoc meo iDnlig Snteresie.
Ser cr ~igrgeligt at ser en0na life er fonlmen
min0ite Gitcrretning ira arman0 oe SanDiae,@ iagOe
Fan iaoerIigt. San er en- prGgti8, ing glan6, % ri
bol6er meget al c6er be88e. Den iea er US paa, at Der
mart maa tonine 9no ira bai paa en- eIer anoen
Raa6e."
st ll6trDf al ianime glade 8or5aa6nino ipeileoe fig
9ienees elf, ibet bun iau paa ben gomIe 1roens
Striosman0 o. taffe6e 6am Tor bans DeIta9eie og
aprlia6eo.
Som MI ben oa bills paa min Niece, 0aop Gafel
Rusiea. 6lm uco ogiao. 5oaO Sor9 eri tBi benoes Qiano
bleo %iiifnI6ig 5%enrettet ior nogle aar iiOen. San par
Ell goo RanO, % De por I%gtfeIi8e iamnen, men bun
6ar 5aarct i'm 5or9 JON en- ariiten % beoiit at @io
6an0ler efter lin 5oriatteIie: Com 0iae Gage er, ifaI
DIN Sprfe pare. % oct iannte bar Dc uOen Eoiol
ogiaa eriaret, nit Barn
Qaop Gusiea btco neget gIo0 ior at lore Den I'm.
&c Qige at fcnOe, o. Silence ieIte liz itrats tiltolt al
6en0es inc @Uien % mil6e, e~ifeIi8e llOtrDt Der lam.
tioia r9bcoe itor aarafterfDrfe.
s2font oi life BAR it 6iuan0en f6r, bar ie9 ofte
5srt 3em omtalc Al 8ul Oe Sauoiue, og ie1 tenoer
faalcocs en- Gel al Ceres Silorie, % 5oao De bar liot,
ier De fom 5ertil, j" 6eapnote 9aOp GateI trrigt. SEQ
fen6er ieo til Sora, % ocrior tan jeg iaa goot Iptte
mig Ceres Steo.
.Q1en", oeobIeD bun, lumber en- eaer anoen Sttf'
feHe bHoer Sora altio @l08 Born til Del. Sea er o9'
iaa os pad, at iaa0an Iu9t or neooenOig. &c raa,
fauteoe Steuc, iom ri er, moa b~ear6ej0e5 % %afilibes,
isr ri fan paste til Dor 4laos bet npe Serlialem.
@en at ia 2oD at i6c mcO @laoe ior bans }laons
SpI6, iom mango Al 6ugueuotterne bar short, er DOG
at b|erlpggre BAN paa en- iGrli8 Qlaaoe."
gSa. mango maa Sau06eo Ii0e %irpgteIgt. Get er
naitea life til at tunfe paa, 5oao mango bette Eie.
bGf maa foe - 5pngiler, ionl @aeiiIauer eaer
mango ANDRE Nloaoer, iag0e genee %iergmooi8t, ioet
bun taufte paa line fare, Der iutfeoe unOer @aleila-
uernes ilnge SfG6ne.
LET fan fare en- 6iertet at tgnfe oerpoo.9 ioa'
reoe gaop gafeI. Sea fan life iiae, boor gIao ieg er,
fOroi min Oufel, 8ante % Setter iii goo til at ior.
laoe 6eres 9n0 %ubinoret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19
XXI.
SeiGscf / @reenuidJ.

@H milo 5oraars0ag Nea0noelien al aprii baooe
senee iaaet IilaOeIie til At beege line 8einer Sreer.
mid. Oct BAR bleoet beitemt alereOe no9et 5oroeien,
% bun bapoe ltaolmooist alroet ig oertil. Den bum
bopOe upret mot til at Deute, inotl giuteren par iorbi,
% 8eiene bIeo bcore ififfeoe til 6Groel, oaiaa in0til
Oct pas'eoe benoes Onfel at idge beuoe oertl. I6i
ban uiloe life o0erIaOe benOe til at reiie uloer ANDRES
emo fin eaen geifpttele, og ielo ON BAN bolot meget Al
fin Seiter0otter % gerne oiloe gore benOe Ell @lPoe
tenfte ban ilt life paa, at ban be1sOeoe al iremitpn.
oe geisget.
Nen enoelia fom Den IGrBe penie0e Dag, ga Ne-
nee iteg til Set iannen meo i'm Ontel, meoens to Iie-
mere iuIate meo iom geifptteIie, oeriom De ifllIoe meoe
noale 6spere lmoer 9eis. 9an6eoeiene omfrin9 Rpe
bar laa o%aarlige. at Oe life tiao0 anOen Olaaoe at refe
paa emo til 0eit; at fore en- gogn par meaet iarIigt,
enten oelteoe Den, ener oaiao bIeo ben iiooenoe iuit
g2uoOeret.
"a De rcfieuOe nancbe @rceniuid. igrtes De til Ell
taroeligt Sus, Der bleo anqioet Dem iom 92arfi 0e San'
piles golig. Genee Dar I%nnatira ~iorbere0t paa Den tore
g9ooiGtning. iom Oenne fife, iorOrngsIeie goIig Dan.
neoe iii oct proatiulOe Slot SoHUiae, Der itoO ior
benoes erinoring Tom en- al De it6rte on malerlife Bug
ninger, ben iranite Noel bapoe eiet. Oh bun ioritoo,
at benoes fore 8nener baD0e Sanobeo ofret meget
for Oeres Eros 5folo.
Do Cir ebporo 6ao6e iuIgt Reuee. iaa Iangt,
ifpnOte ban fig itrafs pioere, tbi Ban eniteoe at naa
9onoon. isr 0lerfet falOt paa; tbi ON aienen bar oct
iorbtHoet meo tore Sorer al iGrOes paa ean0eoeiene.
gaaoe D2arfien o. U1arfiien tog bierteIigt moo
Henee. I'll 1roos for oercs ~foranoreOe aaar bar DC
begge GLADE oa tilireoie. 3 genees Zine bar Narfien
euonu mere iorneni emo ier, meOens Marfiien Der mt
Der oe %iorat6reoe 5or6oIo pnr IgeIaa imuf o8 oinocnoe
lom lin moOtaaeIiesIaIon gnris.
Pa, boor ieg bar IGaates efter at tonlme BERTH og.
otter fno Fem at ie," uObre0 9lenee o. toa Martiien
ON SoIieu.
Seq bar ogino ti6t lpngtes efter big, NIT fare
Barn. Oct glr6er mig, at OIL Ter Io raft no" ingoe
Cru De Sonoine, i@t bun ~beragteoe BET tinGe aniigt
Der for gicblffct itrnoleoe al @IGOe. 95OrtGI MIG MI
noeet om bit Gin pna OteforO; ig boaber, OF er 9Iao
for at barre Der"
nSnfet Gobaro cr Taa 400 o. fRrlie imoo mtg -
men ban or life Suauenot."
Seq Foritnar, booO on neicr, Barn. % id Din
6Gtter oa oine aliiner2
~g9aIter er neeet goomoOig oe oltio reoe til at
f6ee mig, mar lea beb6oer nogeu oeoiager. De to
Ssitre err mere e1er nninore opta1ne al binonoerL 6an'
M er itaoia %IpaeIis, og faa logger bur, uo~eluffenoe BE-
FLAG pno OIioios SS oa DmIors, og bennc oirer ie
aanfte for Ssiteren. Seq tror, bun ~soelngaer benoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19
SambbcDcm trD.
@n 6ortGnins fra Observation-Disclosures.
Sra gngelif.


0ILAiAAJ
.Staffels 6ontanelIelg iag0e ban. Set er Ell
~irpgtelia Sfabne, Der bar rant BAN. Vt tpnfe Jig De
9orboaneIier, Iont en- @aleiilnpe ct uoiat Tor, Tor life at
tale ON 2i6elie Oh Saun. 9Io0et fan foge en- al Gar
me, naar man trnfer paa De @ruiombeoer. Der tillaOe5
/ 5%ranfria, moo %ire0eiqe. fro D}pnO iont Din 5u0er %
mango andre. 01en iur mig er oct ogiaa niortaaeigt,
at DC life fan rette ig liot eiter aougen5 9nifer, pe0.
bleu BAN, ,iaa uiIoe 10 Itrafs al oewe g~lenoi9beo opre
iorbi Sig BET til Din 5u0er % iorieg at iaa BAN paa
beore Sanfer. Qfen - 6porfor blDer OH iorifrGffet,
JONI ON ie9 raaoeoe til 6eiiorrpOeri."
r5orOi bette at iorna8te Dor 5reIier er barre emo
Seiiorroorrii oct uiIOe porc iaa Iaot, iaa loot.
Ser %ai6rpoes BUN al en- TART Sulfcn, meoens Sir
eopar0 itirreoe taps poa 6ea0e meo ct 9lif. Der rebeoe
ben iterite 6orbaoieic.
y9pre 0nfel, iao0e bun lot eiter, qie8 oil 5elere
baoe, al min 5aoer ifal oure @oleilooe 6ele tit Gin,
emo at ban tube fSbe fin 5ri6e0 ueo at oare atro moo
i'm SanuittiB6eo ~ moo i'm en6. Oct fan opre baarot
at lie Ell lille Stm0 6eraeoe r. men al taae Sfaoe
paa fin Sipl. at bIiUe iornaBtet al i'm 6relier, er ii
foIo mere irD9teligl"
oSaa, iaa. nit Barn treie0e 9raonen. ON maa
life toge DIG BET ion mar ) aoinoer er no8le lmoerIige
NcHneifer. On er T. Gfs. iaa 600 o. fprIi1, % ooa er
Der noget Al Ell Nanos Noo % gcient6eo oig. @eu
ter M ouc 2ine, lea fan life iaae at e dig grGoe,
ia, ianleoes ifaI oct oGre. a tiligieOe ban, "a 9enee tor.
reoe fine 5aarer al % iorig8te at mile
pOa oeriom on oa Din 5a6er i~oretruffer en- @ntet
ilaoes i%sr8eIi8e 300 iremior 5ri6eO, ital ie9 life blan.
De mig 0eri Sel ioritaar BET life; men i1 fen iG at
lea bar beore0et Big Ueo nit 6orila9, o. 0erior ifal ie9
olorig mere iie noget I%ignenoe. 9a0 os iaa after Dpre
oooe 9enner % oGr life Ure6 pa sin gamle 0nfet"
Stare, fure EnfeI, on on Blot ioritoo. ON on Blot
bauoe no8en Saterese ior oisie 8ing, iom er mere END
2ioet ior os@. 1obrso Genee 5%e9eiitret. men ior 6rDat
ior at UGre aaaet ior uiot, t~ilisieoe bun r%oligere: rDet
par a~Grlig5eo I'll 6reIieren. iom 1T min fare Mo0er til
al iorIaoe 9eatefplc, Stem % RigOom oct bar Ben
anime a~prlia6e6, iom 8ioroe oct let Tor 6en6e at os.
9eriom on 9aooe iet. 1por l0ffelia 5n ioa 10, oa bum
laa poa 0eosIeiet Sen iottiae Spite, oiI0e Ou uoen
foiDI ba0e iaaet en- lille 6ortaaeIie al, at Bette cr mere
pGro Tor o5 emo alt, 60ao 5oroen eaers fan gioe"
Cir Gooaro lUneOc ia# tilbage lin Stol, ioet ban
oIoorigt 6%etroateoe oen mge Ri8es b~eaeitre6e llotrpf;
bans eset ll0trDf miIoneoes liot efter Iiot, % ban 6ui.
ffeoe:
~Staffeis gioriel Sim par alti0 900 o. fpria. "a
bun Uor gouife ING, tate BIN til mig ON i'm 5rAier %
Den 2pffe. BIN ieto eieSe, men i9 ga, fpre Nenee,
Dine greoe ftal blioe b~eisr0ct ueo isrie 2eili9be0. % lea
haober. al De iiffert maa uaa oeres 9citenmeIiesiteo."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-21
STRENGTH In LIVERPOOL
MARKET STEADIED COTTON
Trading Was Mostly Local-Stocks
Light at the Interior

NEW YORK, Dec. q. - Unexpected
strength in the market for Liverpool had
q steadying effect on the cotton market
here this morning and first prices were 6
points higher to l point lower. Trade.
however. was not active and seemed to
be mostly local.
1t was explained that the upturn in Liv-
erpool was merely In line with the ten
dency in that market 10 increase it's par
ity over New York to point which would
attract cotton. Prices there continued
to advance after our operating and there
was moderate buying for Liverpool ac-
count here, which sustained prices in face
of local profit-taking. so that at the end
of the first 10 minutes leading positions
here showed net advances of to points.
A member of a local house, who has
Just returned from the South, expressed
himself as being bullsh on the situation,
having found stocks comparatively light
at the interior and farmers with a plen-
tiful supply of money to back up their
holding policy.
Trading during the middle of the day
seemed to be chiefly In the way OF switch
ing from near to late months, presumably
to adjust accounts for over the first
notice day for January contracts at the
beginning of next week. Otherwise busi
ness was very quiet and prices showed
little change. with the active months rul-
ing a point or two over last nights closing
figures Advices from the Southwest
comment on the scarcity of low grades,
which, local spot people say, are bringing
low prices, as they are being taken in
some instances for uses ordinarily sup
piled by linters.
Liverpool was a seller of May here later
in the morning and there was consider
able New Orleans selling. but offerings
were absorbed at a decline of about two
points under last nights closing figures,
and trading was quiet around midday.
with prices ruling around 1920 for March.
or about net unchanged.
The afternoon market held about steady
in tone, with trading composed largely of
switching between the different positions.
Near month speculative longs continued
to llquidate their holdings. rebuying in
the summer or fall months, while spot
houses bought the January and March
positions and resold the later months.
Fresh business was insignificant. Export
clearances for the day made fair show
ing, but fell short of a year ago, and the
total outward movement to date is onw
60 600 bales below last year for the cor
responding period. Arrivals of cotton at
New York today were 1924 bales.
Spot cotton was quiet, unchanged. at
Sl210: sales, $50 bales. Exports for the
day aggregated 1913 bales. against A, 5O4
bales a year ago. Today's total included
l3, ,62s bales to Great Britain, 12.O25 bales
to France and S6 bales TO other points ON
the Continent. Clearances for the season
amount to 2,l4,260 bales, compared with
2,2l6, ,305 bales for the corresponding period
last season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-21
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

e. W. Bliss Company. extra 1IH per cent. on
per cent This makes 20 per cent paid on the
common stock this year, compared with per
cent. last year. The regular quarterly 2f z
per cent preferred was also declared. Both
dividends are payable December "A to stock Of
record the same date.
Indiana Pipe Line, 81, payable February 10
to stock of record January 20.
Chicago City Railways regular quarterly 2
per cent. payable December 80 to stock OF
record December 81.
Niagara Falls Power Company, regular
ouartSrly 50, payable January 10 to stock of
record December 81.
Michigan State Telephone Company. reg
ular quarterly of sl;50 share on preferred,
payable December al books closed Decent
Der is and will reopen January g., ,,,,,
nuaI Z per cent. and the usual extra per
cent PAYABLE January 3 to stock OF record
at close of business today.
New England Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany regular quarterly IN per cent payable
becember 81 to stock of record December y.
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
regular quarterly per cent, payable January
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company regular
quarterly per cent. on preferred
CRANKY Consolidated Mining s. and r., reg
ular quarterly 81. payable February l to stock
of record January Ia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-21
FINANCIAL NEWS
STREET WAS FILLED WITH RUMORS;
AMERICAN SMELLING AT NEW TOP
Spectators Cared Only for Matters That Might Be
Construed as Bearish = Railroad Earnings
Expected to Continue in Large Volume
NEW YORK. Dec. 2i.

Wall
oens in the air and
causing restriction Of trading
prices generally moved downward
specaies No seemed
cared for matters that might be
The market took decidedly
hrmed
faction the bu
smetn which rose to high level 1909
indicating pacihcaton at last
active opposition Of the administration
operation OF al American Smelling better
in
for time
Guseenheim interests.
but the demand
point recorded
OF which record these specaltes
showed lack of
points dealings
Oh holiday character and naturally looked for in Christmas
Baltimore and Ohio
o oer companies for that period will be highly favorable
officials " various roads operating different
~ 10 AO"i "a companies IN november recorded
gross and net earnings than
has been pronounced
the
would vorab IN nana
late
entertained the
Recommendation by President
of
Of the carriers and ascertain their needs looked
interests and railroad arrangements alike
o last
economies which
Ihe lesson learned according to railroad
expenses could De reduced without impairment
critics
necessity however to bring about such results
Want for rMunito With Notes
Pittsburgh
being experienced in placing
the order however because buyers
Important among inquiries
finished steel for Italy and $4,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-21

II any proof we're necessary that Phlla-
delphia and its vicinity Is enjoying period
of splendid prosperity. 1t could be found in
the recent reports of the three principal
traction systems operating in and about
the city The Rapid Transit Company is
doing a record gross business, and for the
FIVE months ended with November the
gross returns not only exceeded those of
the corresponding period OF 1914 by $685.
eco, but also went ahead of 1918, when
the previous largest business was done.
Only slight gain for the balance of the
fiscal year ls now necessary in order that
the full years gross earnings shall ex-
ceed those of 1914. With a surplus
above $500 900 for the first five months, 1t
is quite likely that the amount shown In
any other year will be eclipsed.
Meantime the Lehlgh Valley Transit
Company has also been experiencing the
best 12 months in its history. both as re-
CARDS gross and net earnings. During
1915 the net income was equal to about
2ia per cent. earned ON the common stock,
after providing for full annual dividends
of per cent. on the preferred.
Another local concern, the Philadelphia
and Western, reports a gain for Novem-
ber of 21 per cent. over the corresponding
month in 1914, and for IL months the sur
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-21
GROWTH OF PHILADELPHIA TRADE :
REFLECTED IN TRACTION EARNINco
Record November Figures Show How Business Is Boo.
ing-Buffalo and Susquehanna Again
Scored Wide Advance

plus was sss.o2a, compared with or,u
sol a year ago. Vniy ~.
With such a showing bv IN. -,
traction companies and sin,I,.ps p'l 'lnclpd
being reported by other publ,o ,,,ins gam
such as the Philadelphia Fleotr,su uultlss
pany, the Street cannot be VIZ ysr.. Vcm
mistic as to the local stock msrS. pest
though Just at present the cns. even
holiday lull Is on. Today tbs ns, .V,nafy
inactive with only narrow fvo,,' vas
except in Buffalo and Susouebsnnou suohs N.s
once again made to new high a, rsos., w,nleh
Is apparently overhauling the u nrs11 and
The latter held around 50, whila ~. se.eIred
mon got up to 40. '"e CON-
A three point drop occurred IN p.,,L.
Locomotive preferred despite ~. ,S'uWin
nouncement of some new ordsr. ~ an
gines. Cambria Steel was also ,uu, ,os en.
to ease off. On the other hand. ph".1sd ph"S.lnsd
phia Company preferred movsd dsaae- ,.9
point or more. up
Philadelphia Electric was firm a. =.
possibly aided by the testimonv vl,,,I'st s a'st
an expert before the Public Servic. ~ uy
mission that TIE appraisal valustlon WI. sNas'
by Professor Jackson of the Philad,iu.ssees .ses
Electric Company's PROPERTY ws. pma
within S,000,000 of its real valna pao no'
fessor Jackson had stated that ths .sse sso
critics of the local corporation wsrs s..ie p.op-
S5l,0o0.00O, In the afternoon the y.@ .,.'s
eased off on Change. s'0x
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-21
NEW HIGH MARKS
FOR YEAR IN WHEAT
Supplies Abroad Becoming
Scarce-Dardanelles Aban-
donment Chief Factor

CHICAGO, Dec 21-Fresh high records
for the season were made in the wheat
market this morning as a result OF the
abandonment of the British campaign In
the Dardanelles. December started at
N22, against N.21 at the close yester-
day. May at s1.23' to si2S, against st.22is
at the end yesterday, and July at s1.1iA
to si14I5 compared with S.13at yester-
days last price. Export sales of the last
"a hours were estimated at approximately
1000 600 bushels. The cables were bullish.
There Is growing scarcity of supplies
abroad, and exporting countries other
than the United states are shipping little.
Shorts at Liverpool covered freely. Senti-
ment here was bullish.
Prices continued to climb throughout
the day, the market closing at the top
with n gain of cents.
The trade at large apparently was con-
vinced that the withdrawal of the Brit
ish troops from Gallipol Peninsula and
the scarcity of ocean tonnage will force
Europe to buy its supplies here. Tho re-
ceipts at Minneapolis and Duluth today
were 1882 cars, against 400 cars q year
ago; at Winnipeg 1885 cars, against 24O
cars; at Chicago $50 cars, against 32S cars.
French officials will shortly buy wheat
abroad. Supplies in Holland are made
ouate and that country also must pur-
chase foreign wheat.
The visible supply in the United States.
according to Bradstreet's, is 6s029, 600
bushels, an increase of 1i,2oe,00o bushels
for the week. and compares with $685.
900 bushels last year; i'm Canada 1t is "a
202 900 bushels. an Increase of 23,S9l,pO
bushels for the week. and compares with
IS, 1872, 900 bushels last year; in Europe it
is 7e.SOo,OOO bushels, an increase of $780,
900 bushels for tho week, and compares
with 81 600 bushels last year.
Corn was easier on more pressure of
offerings from the country. The receipts
here today were 432 cars The market at
Liverpool was strong.
oats were steadier, but there was a good
deal of talk of pressure from Canada.
The receipts here today were 2S9 cars.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-21
ST. PAUL TO REFUND BONDS
Fifteen-year Issue Sold to French
Banks to Be Cancelled

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l-Arranesm.,,.
are now being made by the ChioaSo wy
waukee and st. Paul Railway Comrss.
for refunding its i5-year per cent a..
benture bonds. which were sold TO s,r,,. ~.
of French banks in 1910. The annoynrq
ment that the Railroad Commssion !,
Wisconsin has authorized the comn..s Y.
TO issue s4S.176,6J0 of bonds to retire N.
foreign-held issue indicates that II i
hoped to corral virtually all of the ho,s,
held in France and cancel the issue
a large part Of the st. Paul bonds 70.
ferred to above is now held by / D
Morgan & Co. as collateral for a loan bv
the bankers to the Rothschilds in pa,i,
last summer. Arrangements are unas,
stood TO be under way calling for the .si,
of the bonds held by the Morgan firm IA
Kuhn. Loeb e Co., as representative n,
the st. Paul Railroad. 1t is also con.
sidered likely that the bankers will mai.
an effort to secure the remainder Of M.
issue now outstanding in France.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-21
Selecting Reserve Board Directors

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2I.-The task of
selecting directors to represent the Gov
ernment on the directorate of the I2 Fed
eral Reserve banks is before the Federal
Reserve Board today, The banks have
chosen the directors to represent the bank
ing and business interests on these di-
rectorates, and now the board must place
in each bank director 10 guard the pub
lie interest in the conduct of the semi
public banking business. II is not ex-
pected that the board will complete its
selection today.