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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-27
THIRD WARD

Arcade Pool Parlor, Ill S. Second, pool.
Armento. J. J., 215 Walnut, cigars.
Askin & Marine, Sc y. Second. clothing.
Bierbower. E. 100 $. Court, produce
Bierbower, E, 12O s Court, wholesale
produce.
Bair, c. E. & Sons. "a N. Fourth,
Bair. c. E. & Sons, "a n. Fourth.
wholesale cigars.
Bennethum. G. W., 333 Market. photo
Bates & Co. Market, wholesale pro-
duce.
Bird. H. NJ. Union Trust Building. real
estate.
Belehas & Co.. 3O5 Market. pool.
Blacks Art Store, III Market, art sup
plies.
Blumenstlne. T., "a S. Court. supplies.
Boas, C. R., 214 Market, jewelry.
Bosar, Geo, IL n. Second, sporting
goods.
Boher, ]. H.. 209 Market, drugs.
Bowman & Co., 31s Market, restaurant.
Bowman & Co., 31s Market, wholesale
dry goods.
Bowman & Co. s1s Market. dry goods.
Butterworth. NJ. s., Bolton House, ci-
gars.
Bretz Bros. 100 Market, hardware.
Byerly. w. H.. 317 Market. cigars.
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EIGHTH WARD

Braude, r. SIS state. merchandise fs
Baturin & Baturin, 119S Walnut, Junk.
P' PBrenner' Nathan, 424 Walnut, clothing.
Bear. b., 700 n. Seventh. groceries.
Brelsford Packing Co., Seventh and
Ca North, It, l., Wholesale sSd meats.
SSarT; W.T. 6o2 walnut restaurant.
Capiln, M, 446 Walnut, wholesale no.
tions. "'
Castor, Alice, 445 State, restaurant.
cap. CITY Junk Co.. Tenth and Walnut
Cap. City Junk Co., Tenth and Walnut
junk. u"
corpman; W. s., Sixteenth and Elm. pic
Cohen, f., 6O7 E. State second h,ra
Cohen. NJ. & Sons, s7s Briggs. Junk.
cooper. Chas. A.. 800 North groceries.
Gotnen' L. 6o4 State, wholesale junk.
Etter, c. & Son, Sol State. groceries.
Eoel' f. w. Fourth and State, cigars.
forney Bros. 62S North. wholesale
Fink; ET K. O., 1901 Walnut. groceries.
freidburg. ~. 420 Walnut, Wholesale
Fry Theo.. sol State, cigars.
Gross, Myer, 4sS Walnut, groceries.
Hagey. NJ; A.. 1877 Fourth, cigars.
Hog. Cash Grocery. 4S4 Walnut, gro
HHsntizman, Hsntiana F. H. $50 . Briggs, lumber.
i1.t Olo restaurant.
Hog; Rend. and Hide Co, Eleventh and
Walnut hides.
Kelley, H. s., Tenth and State, whole
sale coal.
Kelley. H. NJ. Tenth and State, coal
kambeftz l., 124 Linden, milk
keliam, ]. C., 1740 Walnut, groceries
LOCKER, Edwin, sol North, fruit.
Lack, Frank, 713 Cowden, groceries.
Lipman. L. 404 Walnut, clothing.
McRand Mrs. R., 1904 Walnut grocer
Miller, Harry. 1850 Walnut, groceries.
Morrow, F. S.. Sixteenth and Walnut,
Moody. G. w, 1900 Walnut, coal.
Miller J. e. 1853 Walnut, produce.
Norris, J. w, 1341 North. produce.
Muller J. l.. 127 N. Thirteenth. wall
Moore. G. s.. 222 N. Tenth. produce.
Nurick. B., sos Walnut, groceries,
Rhoades, ]. E.. Cowden and Forster.
Rhoades. J. E.. Cowden and Forster,
wholesale pipes.
Rosen.. James. sos N. Eleventh. gro
ceries.
Rubin. n. 1876 N. Tenth. groceries.
Seiders F. H.. 1901 State, groceries.
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FOURTH WARD

Balsley, Geo.. go y. Second. groceries
8lake. y. ", l03 y. Second, decorations
Bodmer, H. A, Sl9 \. Third. wall paper.
Bossler & horrer, I05 \. Third. boilers.
Brinton- Packer Co, Second and Walnut
real estate.
Brown, Mrs. \. c.. 2s7 Briggs. hair
Byfem, Samuel. 7O1is n. Third. cigars
Belsinger. ]. s, 205 Locust, optical
goods.
cotterel, D. W.. los N. Second, station
cotterel; D; w, los N. Second. whole
Cook, Mrs. T. C. PA Liberty, candy.
Corset shop 1O7A y. Second, corsets.
Donaldson Paper Co, Second and I,o-
Gust, wholesale paper
Ensminger, J. T. Jr., 215 n. Second,
Early, J. B. & Son, 1O4 n. Second, shoe
Eager & Sons. 215 n. Second. stoves
Flickinger. John, 706 y. Third. wall
Eairlamb & Co. SIG n. Third. candy.
flelschmann Co., 210 n. Second. whole
Greco, A., Third and state. candy
Gault. II. A., 236 North. groceries.
Goldsmith Jos, 2O9 Locust, furniture.
Grand Union Tea Co., 2OS n, Second
wholesale coffee.
Grand Union Tea Co., EOS N. Second,
Hennecke, Mrs. j. s25 y. Third, birds.
Harris. J. P. & Son. 221 n. Second, fur
Jones, Mrs. G. W.. aOs South, grocer
Kreidler. A. H. & Bro. Second and
Walnut. groceries.
Koch. E. L, 211 n. Second, groceries.
NenGalI nfnaI sCode Optical Co" 22s N. Third. op-
Longenecker, I. X. SO4 n. Third, flow
Lett; James, III n. Second, wholesale
Lett, James. iii y. Second, photo sup
plies.
Marriane. Kindermarkt 21s Locust,
McDtonald. cto. c. B., Telegraph Building.
Messimer, C. F.. 71s N. Third. candy.
Menger, j. H, 110 n. Second, restau-
rant.
Maglaughlln. J. j.. 400 N. Second. wall
MSarzolf, E. L. SIS N Second, groceries.
Mather & Co., 204 Walnut. steam fft-
MNia;gili, P G.. 410 Spring, real estate.
Miller Bros. & Neefe, Locust and Conrt
real estate. -
Nunemacher. A. W.. 7o1 ". Third, drugs
PPepneum Pe[ars N TheatGe, 2os Locust, theatre.
Parthemore, L H.. 712 n. Third, pianos.
Poorman. Bessie, 222 Locust gloves.
Penn. Realty & Imp. Co., l32 Locust.
real estate 80
Regal Umbrella Co. Second and Wal
nut. umbrellas.
Kicker. 1. s.. s17 n. Third, jewelry.
rutherford, S. s.. 31s N. Second deli
catessen.
Rockefeller. t. B., 2O2 North, real es-
swoepe, Miss Ida, EOS n. Third, French
Sebourn. ]. H. s27 Green. groceries
Studebaker. c., Second and State, gro
ceries eio
sprenkle. c. A., s14 N. Third supplies
Saltzgiver, Samuel, 207 Barbara, gro
Sariano. Frank, 22s South, fruits.
Taylor, NJ. c., Ill South, real estate.
W ait, W. O., 824 n. Sixth, drugs.
evangelical Publishing House, POI N
Second, books. "
Wilburn. S. K. & Co.. Second and State
drugs.
Winfield, NJ, 7Os n. Sixth, real estate
wilmer. Bair & Wilmer. 2O2 Walnut.
woiiy. e. n, 22s N Second. fruits.
Mhitcomb. D. R., 223 Briggs, fruits
Whtcomb. D. r.. 223 Briggs. Wholesale
wolbert. H. B., III N. Third, groceries
Union Sales Co., Second and North.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-27
ELEVENTH. WARD

Althouse, H. B., 1870 N. Third, drugs.
Arena Theater, Third and Delaware,
theatre.
Blink. A. j., 1910 Green, meats.
ceries
Cotterel, J. W., 1900 N Sixth, drugs.
Diffenderfer. w. H., 1916 Green, con-
fectionery.
Dehart, Elmer E., 224 PETER groceries
Davis, II. s., 306 Muench, produce.
Flicker. G. E., 1880 n. Sixth, jeweler.
Fornwalt, III. j.. 1907 N. Third, dry
goods.
Fraim. A. H.. 2Os2. N. Sixth, dry goods.
Gibbs. w H.. 210l Muench grocery.
Gordon. Harry, 1918 N. Sixth shoes.
Garland S. H., Fifth and PETER, gro-
ceries.
Harris. S. H.. 2O1s Green, groceries.
Hoover. E., 1901 n. Third, cigars,
Heller. Jacob. 343 Peffer. groceries.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-27
TENTH WARD,

Atlantic Ref. Co., N Seventh, oil.
oil.
Bates, E. F., Jr.. 2s1o N. sixth. produce
Bates; p. F.. Jr, 2210 N. Sixth, whole-
Basehore. j. w, 5ss Seneca, produce.
Biting, Mrs. NJ. F., $50 Maclay, notions
Brenner. M. &. Sons, 2S2 Emerald, gro-
ceries.
Bratton, lands, 2252 Green. groceries
Bender. Henry, Seventh and Mohan-
tonga, produce.
Barnes, r. E., so1 Edwards, groceries.
Ditmer, Geo, 25S9 n. Sixth, groceries.
Dettling, Clayton, 52S Emerald, oysters
and milk.
Deppen, Irwin, Sixth and Emerald, gro
cerieS.
Friedman, Samuel, PIT PETER, real es-
tate.
Fl Fisher, Clarence. Clarence s12s \. Sixth, cigars.
Guyer. r. c., El4S N. Seventh. groceries.
Harris, D. c., 1854 N. Sixth. groceries
Hoffman, B. F., 2169 n. seventh, ice.
ingram, Daniel. GIL Mohantonga, gro-
Jenkins, B. H., 2Soo N. Sixth, drugs.
Jones, Ambrose, $50 Woodbine, confec-
Keener, (. F., 2541 N. Sixth, tobacco.
Keene, Mrs. A., 524 Maclay, groceries.
Kennig, A., Sixth and Maclay, cigars.
kinsinger, Sam, Fourth and Woodbine,
Kramer, j. H., Sixth and Forrest whole
sale produce.
Kramer, j. H., Sixth and Forrest pro-
Laayer, W. E. & E.. ssso N. Sixth, gas
fixtures.
Levison, Philip. 21S4 N. Sixth confec-
Lipman, Geo, 682 Mahantonga, meats.
Mock & Hartman, Seventh and Emer-
aid, wholesale feed.
Mock Hartman, Seventh and Emer-
aid, feed and grain.
Orr, l.. c., Bros, 564 Camp, groceries,
Orris, G. w., 1926 N. Sixth, groceries.
Patterson E. G., 622 Emerald. meats.
Penna: ma MIX MIX Prod Co" S12 Atlas, whole
Reese. Harry, 22O N. Sixth, groceries.
Reed, Mrs. A. ", 622 Maclay, restau-
rant.
Ref, j. F., sos Woodbne, grocer.
Schoebauer, w. j., Front and Reels
Lane, produce.
schreckengost, S. A., e15 schuylkill, gro
ceries.
Smith Bros. 612 Wiconisco, groceries.
Smith, A. c., Fourth and Reels Lane,
produce
spang gler, 4. E., Pip N. Sixth, pianos.
Sterrick, L. A., $3.50 Jefferson, milk.
Uhler, w. H., 2417 n. Sixth, groceries
Union News Co. P. r. r. Station, Ma.
clay, papers.
West End Elect. & Cycle Co, 60,
clay supplies and Cycle q
White, X. A., 2301 n. Sixth pool.
White, r. A., 1901 N. Sixth, cigars.
Wagner, Mrs. w. s., 633 Woodbine, gro-
ceries
wingert, G. H., 51s woodbine, grocer.
Wittenmyer Lumber Co, Seventh and
Schuyll<ill, wholesale lumber.
Wittenmyer Lumber Co, Seventh and
Schuyllsill, lumber.
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FIFTH WARD

Adler. Chas., 1902 n. Third real estate
Affleck, ]. A & Co., 111s N. Third, real
estate.
Argraves. H. A. 1908 N. Third, gro
ceries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18
1 to 1.3o P. M.
80 to 2 P. M.

I T.eh Nav. 10 - Ton Min.....7 o-lt
so PhIla Elec 23S 80 Union 1rac. SO
/ I,eh Nav c. rs
BONDS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18
TRACTION STOCKS
UNDER PRESSURE,
LOCAL LIST WEAK
Baldwin Locomotive, Rapid
Transit and Union Trac-
ton Sell at New Low
Levels.

a sharp break IN the traction stocks
was the outstanding feature of the trad
ing on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
al the resumption of business this morn
ing. Rapid Transit fell TO 10 and Union
Traction to rs. These declines were es-
tablshed without intervening sales. and
came az a result OF the lowering of the
minimum limits to those figures, the low
est prices reached in several years.
The action OF the stock Exchange COM
mttee In making the new low quota
tions met with some criticism today. 1t
was pointed out that activity had not
been stimulated thereby, as the commit
tee had hoped but that, on the contrary,
prospective buyers were frightened on
Lake Superior was also offered at the
new minimum of Q, loss of point, and
Baldwin common fell from Al to 49, Nat
urally this gave the whole local list
weak aspect. despite the frmness of the
arbtrage shares. Philadelphia Electric
eased OFF IN sympathy and so did Cen
eial Asphalt preferred Cambria Steel and
Storage Battery. 1t was stated that there
was still considerable block OF Rapid
Transit as well as some Union Traction
yet to be liquidated. About 1900 shares
of Rapid Transit were disposed of today
and part of this was said to be for ac-
count OF the Kruger estate. Lehigh
Navigation and United Gas Improvement
suffered slight recessions on odd-lot sales.
The bond market was not particularly
active
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18

Emergency currency outstanding has
been reduced to sos. 900 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

The directors OF the shattuck-Afizo
Copper Company voted TO resume divl-
dend payments and ordered disburse-
ment OF 50 cents share. payable Febru-
airy 20, to stock OF record January 30.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18
Reserve Banks Discount Rates
Trading IN LONDON QUIET
Vndsrtone of Market Was Steady
War Loan Active.

LONDON, Jan. ls.-Trading in securi-
on the Stock Exchange was quleter
20 put the undertone was steady. The
'sA-end accumulation OF orders was not
npofiant.
most activity was shown IN the war
and Union Paclhc rights. After
res nrmness the home railway group
'sp, there being a disposition TO await
halt-yearly dividend declarations,
r -.sa Will be begun at the end OF the
~ lAaian Paciics were active; follow
t rise they reacted. There was
..a buying OF Argentine rails on better
p news from Argentine Republic. The
arean Department was mixed, but
ent was cheerful in the main.
t.oa tone.
k,.,..s sners and mines were quiet. To-
o- ~, received support. oil descriptions
t,,,,., nim, especially MeKieans. on the
eli from Tampico.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18
ANNUAL MEETINGS
- FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK

- BROAD and Chestnut Streets,
philadelphia, January IS 1918.
Al the ANNUAL ELECTION held on the
.SsL Instant the following stockholders were
siarfss sE.n niTectors Of this Bank to serve for
ai Ine sl9TN ~ ao1ine ]. Andrews Harris Jr
dhomas Dewitt cuylsrJ9hn Hampton Barnes
adS,ee ii FRAZIER Norris T.. Ciothier
~ ts9ssF5 Il smith g. s. w. Packard
ffgrg 3 rsfnRii Charlton YarnaH
fAsis M thsrforl Nc W. W. Atterbury
d ni-fer Edgar c. FELTON,
t,.HAIsrict L. Batly Robert g. Drayton
E-fs1sham b. Morris Rudolph Ellis
Pperev q Madeira Edward F. Beale
irIiss Pnsey Passmore
Al a meeting o. me blrectorsi held thls
dav Mr. j. X AtcAlllster was unanimously
ssiected President, and Measns. j. A. Harri6
~ and e. r. Passmore Vice PTesidenta
N'' E. p. PASSAORE
Cashier
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER-Demand was Hight and prlces
declined &c. Quotations. Western fresh
extra $2c extra hrsts ale; hrsts. s0c.; sec
onds, 2792sc., ladle-pscked, 2la23c, as to
quality; nearby prints fancy, 9jc.; do, aver
age extra. 34c.: do, hrsts S1d3Sc.; do, sec
onds, 27a20c. Special fancy brands OF prints
jobbing at 4Oa42c
EGGS-Supplies of fresh eggs were larger
and the market further declined $l,6oHl.S2
Eer case under a light demand and general
pressure 10 sell. Quotations, in free cases
Nearby, extras. S6c. per doz. nearby hrsts'
celpts 1915 per case; Western, extra hrsts,
5000 per case do, hrsts. So per case
died fresh eggs were jobbod out at 3sa+Oc'
per doZ.
CHEESE,-Trade was quiet, but values
steadily held under moderate offerings quo
tations: New York. ful-cream earlier receipts,
choice, l6c.; do, do, current make, choice,
l5c; DO. do. fair to good, 144ql4%c.i do,
part skins. SIlAc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18
ldlng futures langed as follows
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Jan. ,-HoGs-Reeelpts, 80 :
900: market loo. to zoe. higher. Mixed and
butchers, S6.7 7OdlI .25; good heavy S6O6a 20:
rough heavy. S67OaLi0; pigs, $55od7; bulk,
CATTLE a 900; market 1Oq15c.
higher. Beeves, S6H9.5o; cows and heifers,
Si.5OIS .25: stockers ami feeders. 81 5OG6 80;
Texans. S60T.4O; calves, SsdlO.56.
SHEEP-Recepts, 5000: market iOc. higher.
Native and Western, $3.5Od6.4O; lambs, S5l5
ds.2S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18
LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s-BUTTER.-Ma
lower and weak; receipts, 4345 packages:
creamery, extra 32n32l5c.; higher scoring, 80
da31lc. State dairy, 3lG3"c.; Imitation cream
cry. 25d26c
EGGS. = Market unsettled; receipts. $3.50
cases: fresh, extra hrsts 3Sc.; fresh firsts
3Bd37c; nearby whites. 45ff4Bc nearby
mixed, s7a4Oc,; refrigerator hrsts. 27Ia82shc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18
BANK CLEARINGs

Bank eearlngB today, compared with corre-
4pnding day last two years
1915. 1914 1913
soston SIS, ,502, ,592 S2l $50 OO9 s23 sol 5S4
Ny York .226. 1888, S65 216, O2O 254 24i ESQ $40
BANK clearings today compare with cOrre-
Pondns day last two years:
1915 1914 1913
Philadelphia S24, ,i13, 49S S24 500 57s $24, 5Ii, 500
nAlumore 1851 ,67s 6,O51, ,325 6.5OS, COS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHBAT-Receipts. 182, ,se6 bush. The
market declined 1c. and ruled quiet. Quota
red spot and January, k.Hqi -; No. red
Mesternl Si.45dl.4s; No. I Northern Duluth'
CoRN.-Recepts 24opa bush The mar
ket ruled Arm with felr demand, 9uots
lions; Car lots, IN export elevator. No zazz, !,
Tfc; No 8 T5@i6c Car lots FOR local trade.
steamer yellow new. iSaI0c No. yellow,
new, TGihu7Tc. sample yellow, new, t2W toc.'
new cob. per 10 lbs TGdT1c.
OATS-Receipts. 10000 bush. Trade was
quet but prices ruled steady Qu9tati9naSsS; % q
SO. white 5gq5g9c. standard white oSa
5Sisc, No. white. biisdbse.
RYE was scarce and frm, We quote @ at
81 .126i. 90 per bush. as 70 quality, In export
elevator. and at Si@t.10 fer small lots OF
nearby grain In bags. ..- 80
FLOtfR.-Recelpts, 6T0 bbls and ei2, ,7eo
lbs, In sacks The market was almost whoi =
Winter nU'%T, clear IS. soSS: DO do straight $3.50
g. so: do. patent, s85OdT; Kansas, straight,
iute sacks, s8.ho@e.T5; DO. patent, iS inle
eG0l do straight. tG.069e.7S; 90. patent.
S6.ISII.2h; do fayorite brands. Eoug
TT0: city mills. choice and fancy patent
S1.5067T5; city mills, regular grades.Win-
ter clear. SS6096i do, straight $o'2Op
$50; do. patent s86O9Tt5.
RYE FLOUR,--tn small supply and hrm.
but quiet. We quote nearby and Western
In wood at S06O0T Ms to quality,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18
MORE COTTON SEED CRUSHED
Census Bureau Report Shows Increase
Over Previous Year.

wAsHINtIToN, Jan. ls.--A report issued TO-
day by the. Census Bureau shows tnst ron
crushed prior 10 January ] was 3S35V55 tons,
against q Oi Z, $50 In 1913, The number Of run
ming bales OF linters was $50 $50 against Ss''e't
~ me following table shows the amount OF
coitnnssed crushed and linters obtained prior
~ January / from crop OF 1914 and 1918:
~ Cottonsesd Crushed Llnters Obtained
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18

The directors OF the shattuck- Arizona
Copper Company voted to resume divl.
dend payments and ordered a dlsburse-
ment OF so cents share payable Febru-
airy 20, to stock OF record January 90
Captain Robert sewell and william l..
Clayton were elected directors OF the
Jenkintown National Bank TO succeed
Charles o. Kruger and George T. Nice,
both deceased.
The gross earnings OF 2 railroads for
the first week OF January show a de-
Grease Of No2o9i or 200 per cent
B B. Beecher was elected president OF
the Memphis Cotton Exchange TO serve
one year.
Alexander p. Gest, special agent OF the
New Jersey Division, was appointed Sec
retary of the Association OF Transporta-
tion Officers OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
East OF Pittsburgh and Erie. to succeed
the late Alphonse Feldpache.
A. t. Dice was elected director OF the
stony Creek railroad Company, to sue.
ceed President Theodore Vorhees
Chandler was n buyer OF Rapid Transit
at TO- Parrish & Co. sold. some OF the
STOCK was said to be for account OF the
Kruger estate.
The directors of the Southern Pine
Line Company have elected the following
onicers: President Forrest M Tovrlo
New York: vice president, j. W. Wander
grit, Pittsburgh; secretary and treasurer.
d. h Shepard OIL City; assistant secre.
tary ana treasurer G. p. Loane OIL City:
auditor. w. r. Daugherty, Oil City
AZ the annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Glenside National Bank.
W. L. Raiser Thos. B. Smith and James
+. MeCaughey were added to the board,
and the retiring members were reelected.
Julius r.. Nachod was elected president,
and Fritz Quittner and G. NJ Whitaker
| vice presidents.
George X. Johnson was elected mem
! Der or the board OF the Pennsylvania
| Company for Insurances on Lives and
| Granting Annuities.
| The Ontario Power Company has called
meeting OF stockholders for February
16, at Niagara Falls. to authorize the issue
OF Sl,66OOOO 5-year per cent. second mort
! gage convertible bonds. An increase in
capital stock from $1O0O0,oOO to $500 900
also will be considered.
Emergency currency outstanding has
been reduced to sos. 0.0O0.
There was sale of $50 shares du Pont
International Powder Company preferred
stock at ~ today, outside of the Stock
! Exchange.
Additional securities of various COM
panies have been placed on the regular
| list of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
| as follows: $4,000 keystone Telephone
| common voting trust certificates. $11s.5o0
preferred voting trust certificates, $500
American Telegraph and Telephone stock
| and 800 AZ per cent. bonds OF that COM
pany and $40 American Milling Company
| stock.
ForelEn Exchange bankers report heavy
! offerings OF bills for cotton to Genoa
drawn on London as to suggest German
destination for shipments or London's re-
fusal for some other reason to accept
them as proper collateral,
Four New York Cotton Exchange seats
! were auctioned off today. Two for $4,000.
one for $4,000 and another for sf0,SO0
The last previous sale was at $9250.
]. Edgar Norton was elected director
of the Jefferson Fire Insurance Company.
replacing f. T. Stotesbury.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-18

Jersey. per bbI., No. /. ss 25q8. 70; No 2. SO
onions. choice per bush. sos. do, Ordinary
per bueh., T0mTSc. do. choice. per 100 u. bag
do, seconds per 1oo.lb. hag, 81; cabbage. Dan
ish, per ton. SAMi5: ceuihower. Nev Yotk.
per crate, f5c. Usi.25; spinach. Norfolk Per
bbl.. Sial JO kaie. Norfolk per bbi. Bafff6rs y
lettuce Florida, per basket, S2d3 beans, Flor
Ida, per basket, 81. J0ff3, 80; yeas. Florida per
baeket, S25006; eggplant, Florida, per cox
Sl,bQ02.10i oucuinbers, Florida yer haHkct
Si,I503. 20; squash. Florida, per basket, fi.hon
Y; peppers, FLORIDA, per carrier, S202. 10: 10.
mstoes, Florida, per carrier, fancy. S2. .dOG3.5n
35d5Oc. mushrooms. per Alb. basket. siat1p
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Orders Bank Dissolved

CHICAGO. Jan. 1S.-Judge Winde, in
the Circuit Court. has entered a decree
holding that the la Sale Trust and
Savings Bank was insolvent at the time
it was closed on June ~ last He ordered
the bank dissolved.
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rnREIaN EXCHANGE

N,uyv work.. Ian. ls-A hrmsr tone was
disniayed In the foreign exchange market IN
sayiV trading Demand sterling advanced n
tS'4 stit while cables made an advance of
20 "a a sI4,; GO-day bills reached 10 4s2.
franrs moved up 10 Sis and b.lsls marks
rose 10 SIS snd sIA.
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PROVISIONS

The market quiet and prices Of some kinds
smoked and sir-drled, 2ed21c.; Western heet
IN sets. smoked. 26d27o.; do, city ,beei'
2Sd29c., do, Western beef. knuekles et1s and
tenders smoked, 2sn29e. beef hams S5sGSSS S5:s9GrsS
loose. iIHGi3Ic: DO, skinned loose, l2isa
il2he. do DO smoked, lSHqiSSe; IA otnsd5 asd
average, l4q14hc.; hams, smoked, ,Mg6i Western
cured. l40t4l5c.: do, boiled boneless lVnEVc. )
picnic, shoulders s. r. cured. loose. ll@iihe. I;
do, smoked, l2al2Ac; belles IN pickle SrssG- se
fast bacon, as to brand and average ,Slty
cured. lIGisc.; do Western cured, lIdl lse'i
lard, Western, refined. tltrces. 1i6llhc.i 90,
do, tubs, iiqllhc.: doY pure city. kettle i
rendered, in tlerces. 1idllhc.; do, pure city,
kettle rendered in tubs. ilW11iac,
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ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS
- THE SIXTH NATIONAL BANK
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49, THE SIXTH NATIONAL BANK
- Philadelphia, Jan. 18th, 1915.
Al the ANNUAL ELECTION held the 18Th
foe4 the following stockholders were elected
i5ireetors for tbs ensuing year;
A1tbn y Wilson John O. Wilson
Iesr, shetzline Louis J. Kolh
James g. sutton Nillnm 9. May
rfrank Adams Harrison C, Rea
Danirl Baird Norman o. Ives
William Silyerman
Al a meeting Of the Directors. held this
daF the following onicers we're unanimously
John p Wilson. Presiient.
Daniel Baird. First Vice freseent
James a. sutton. second Vice freztdeut
william SalleI cashier.
John uickry. Jr.. solicitor,
AIldIAn sALTHR
Cashier
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan. ls-Although trading wus
Hight IN coffee futures the New York Ex-
change advance of / point was scored in
the opening figures.
Opening futures February GO5c bid:
March t5d6. 16c.; April. 625c. bid May 20
dBI5c,; July 7.2Sc. bid; September, 4Oc, hid
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
cANApIAN NoRTHERN.

CANADIAN NORTHERN.
1918. Decrease.
Second week January. $4,000 l2s'seo
TWIN CITY LINES
Wrist week January 80. $4,000 's56iB
Increase,