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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
new FIRE ENGINE
WORKED LIKE CHARM
UNDER 1860 LBS. PRESSURE A
STREAM OF WATER is FORCED
THROUGH 1900 FEET OF HOSE.
RESULT SATISFACTORY.

A new gasoline fire engine, the pur-
chase of which is being contemplated
by the Seabreeze city officials, was
thoroughly tried out today by pub
lie demonstration in the presence of
interested spectators.
Jerome Burgman, who is to serve
as engineer, caused the engine to be
drawn by hand down to the Halifax
river, and after generating 100 pounds
pressure forced a stream of water
through 1900 feet of hose to point
near Wilman's opera house on Ocean
boulevard. Here two men held the
nozzle of the hose, and without the
slightest trouble, played stream of
water on the roof of the building,
which is three stories high.
According to Engineer Burgman,
the demonstration proved very salts
factory. In addition to the engine two
hose carts, with 600 feet of hose each,
are included with the apparatus. Mem
bers of both the Seabreeze and Day
tona Beach city councils witnessed the
exhibition and appeared to be highly
pleased over the result.
This type of engine is the same as
is being used by New Smyrna, and
other small cities in Florida, and is
looked upon as having no equal by
those who have tried it out on stub
horn conflagrationS
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13

Charles Derr and his daughter. who
were called to the bedside of his father,
arrived from South Dakota Tues
day. Mr. Derr had been in feeble
health for sometime, Mr.. and Mrs.
Derr are located in the Heating CO.
quina cottage on Seabreeze avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
LOCAL SECURITIES
RESISTED PRESSURE,
RISE IN UNITED GAS
Weakness in the Arbitrage
Group Failed TO Affect
Home Issues - Cambria
Steel Earnings Fall,

Notwithstanding the weakness In the
New York market, which was reflected on
the local Exchange here by declines IN
Reading. Lehlgh Valley and L. s. Steel,
purely home Issues displayed an encour-
agingly firm aspect. Particularly was TINS
true OF United Gas Improvement. An at
tempt. howeYer.to account for the strength
In the latter by the possibility OF stock
allotment this spring was branded as
sheer nonsense in well-iuformed quarters.
II was pointed out that, although the
company has accumulated a large SUR
plus, which In ordinary times might well
be partially distributed among the stock
holders, in view OF the present eNtraor-
dinary conditions resulting from the war,
TO say nothing OF the depression III trade
caused by the tariff, no conservative man
aEement would be likely to take such a
step, but on the contrary do its utmost TO
conserve the company's resources. In ad-
dltlon there Is a Government investigation
OF United Gas affairs in progress which
is another forclble reason for conserVa-
tism. Demand from investors this morn
Ing lifted the quotation a full point TO ".
Small declines were registered In Elec-
trio Storage, Baldwin preferred. Lehgh
Navigation. Philadelphia Electric ard the
TonopRhs but in no case were offerings
important and the close was quiet aud
steady. York Railways preferred ad-
vanced ~ to 32 on an odd lot transaction.
Stimulated by the increasing earnings
CT the United Power and Transportation
Company, Interstate Railways 4s con-
tinued to climb into new high territory
On the other hand, Pennsylvania 4hs
were reactionary In tone, losing a small
fraction. In point of volume of transac-
tlons this issue again dominated the bond
trading on Change Pennsylvania Con-
soidated rs sold at 9SR while Lehigh
Valley Coal 5s were also in demand and
American Gas and Electric 5s rose to s6.
| The sale of S9,0OO,OOO AIS by the Pan
| Handle was not unexpected, in view Of
| the heavy expenses involved in the floods
| last year. The old 41ss sold today at 1olis.
! Late in the afternoon the Cambria Steel
| Company issued it's annual report. which
| showed net income of only Sl,06O9s9 for
1914, against $6,23495O in 1918 This eX-
! plains the recent dividend declarations
| in scrip form.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05

Standard granulated sugar was ad.
vanced again today TO a basis of $50
cents. up Is points. and all refners are
now quoting this figure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
LOCAL BUSINESS CONDITIONS
Betterment Is Reported in Some
Trades. While others Are Unchanged

According to the weeks review OF busi-
ness conditions In this city Of II. G. Dun
d Co, some lines OF trade show improve
ment particularly In iron and steel, while
In other lines conditions are unchanged.
Conditions in the local cotton trade stili
show but little change the last several
weeks Dealers IN cotton yarn report the
spot goods trade spasmodic. and orders.
as n rule, are small There has been
good future inquiry and some fair-si7ed
orders have been placed. Higher prices
are looked for and more active business
Is anticipated. Trading in the local wool
market Is reported as active, and con-
tinued good business Is anticipated. Ths
fine woods are more quiet, but firmly
held. The domestic business among the
mills appears to be more active.
Cloak and suit manufacturers state dur
ing the last few weeks there has been
little more activity I'm business, but trade
generally is not up TO a norfhal condition.
Manufacturers OF mems and boys cloth
ing report fair volume OF business, but
collections are slow. Jobbers Of dry
goods. etc, state the seasons business
has been somewhat backward. There Is,
however. fair demand at present, The
trade continue to buy solely for their
immediate needs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
F0REIGN SELLING
GAUSES WEAKNESS
IN WALL STREET
so0,hern Pacific Sold OFF.
Pennsylvania Said to Be
Di,posing of Holdings
Betblehem Steel Strong.

80, vopk. Feb. o.-There was re-
~ selling in the international is
w ~ continental account on the stock
W. to-day. which caused prices OF
Sp',,,, h'sr ~ the list. particularly of the
4, which there are large foreign
sS,Oss to sag off. and the market be-
weak. Uncertainty over the diVl-
w .,,,,ook OF several companies also
u'.s .s.,,.d A disturbing influence in some
nsuss -. ,.,,,or.
.ss weak issues and attracted most at
.,,.n the foreign selling In 1t being
rbsre has been a great amount
. .tnck held in Germany. and II Is
'ssht 81 that stock coming to New York
Wy us nsterdari represents foreign liqul-
vAtn, The fact that franc exchange
s.iishtlv stronger today would appear to
4 w. tbIs nut. as the German holders are
..a.rsntly being paid off through Amster-
's,u ssrt another reason for the weakness In
eS,ihern Pacific was the rumor that
l.svs amount OF the stock placed on the
s,stst ls coming from the treasury of
fhaT pennsylvania nam Optu' "iiN -
n,,,r road was llauidating its holdings
. ~ ths former. No confirmation OF this
r,,nor could be had from officials OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad,
THAT the foreign liquidation was not
.onaned to Southern Pacific was indt-
cs,ad by the weakness in Reading, Union
pael6c. Canadian Pacific, Baltimore and
ohlo. New York Central, and Pennsyl-
eania, all Of these big trunk lines losing
4 Substantially
4 Accompanying the fall in the price
4 N this Industrial was the announcement
< that standard granulated sugar had been
i adyancod again, this time 10 points.
4 United States steel common held vel
-. during the morning in face of the weak
+ ness in the rest of the market, but arounc
4 midday II went below 40.
\ wheat continued its upward course ir
4 Chicago. making a new high record ol
4tlS7 shortly after the opening on the
4 teport that attempts were being made t
corner the market
v Bethlehem Steel common, the INTERIOR
4 oukh Metropolitan shares and Mexican
& petroleum furnished the strong spots o.
4 the market. At one time Bethlehem Stee
vas o full point above the final yesterday
f Apparently those interested in this stool
& we're not at all depressed by the an
4 nouncement of Charles NJ. Schwab that
dividend was remote. Mexican Petro
lsum, after being below the final yester
+ day was caught in the slight rally in th
Ate trading and crossed rs, closing 3
Above the final yesterday at 1875.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

Standard granulated sugar was ad.
vanced again today TO a basis of $50
cents. up Is points. and all rehners are
now quoting this figure.
The reported movements Of currency
this week indicate n gain In cash by the
New York banks of Si2OSl,OOO.
The Erie and Jersey Railroad has sold
TO the Guaranty Trust Company, of
New York S7,000,000 first mortgage per
cent bonds. No offering of the Genessee
River Railroad s6.0OO,OOO first mortgage 6
per cent. bonds will be made at this time.
w. A. Webb, formerly general man
ager of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
has been promoted to vice president.
The New Haven road reported a deficit
after charges in December amounting to
s2l76s7, compared with Slli.534 in Decem-
Der, 1918 Six months surplus after
charges amounted to SJ5j,70l, against ST.,
Hl, ,4Oi year ago.
l.. C. Myers has been added to the iH
per cent. mortgage and collateral trust
bondholders committee of the lnterna-
tonal Mercantile Marine Company, Of
which Otto Il, Barnard is chairman.
Harry Gilbert, of Chicago. has been
elected n director of the Sharon Steel
Hoop Company, succeeding F. w. Koch
Ter.
Noteholders and other creditors of the
IL. b. Claflin Company have been noti'
fled that an initial cash dividend of 10 per
cent of proved claims will be paid to
,ioclIholders who have assented to the re-
organization plan, on February IL. The
inn
cent. Money earned by the business has
been turned over to the receivers for the
dividends.
The f. w. Woolworth Company an
nual report shows a surplus, after divi-
dends. of S2,432,S96. a decrease of S22S, 722
from 1918.
The Province OF New Brunswick. Can
ada, has sold 100000 5-year per cent.
bonds to the Farmers Loan and Trust
COMPANY of New York,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
POULTRY

LlVE.-,Dsmsnd was fairly active and the
market ruled frm under light oterinEs QUO
tatlons: Fowls, 15a17e;i exceptional lots
tgrteys,' iidb17c.; ducks, i6ai7c.; geese. $50
lie: guinCas, as TO quality, per pair, ladhNg;
pigeons. old. per pair, 22@2oc.; do young
DREssED.--The, market ruled lrm,, With
desira sized stock. quotations: Fresh
killed fowls. ~ TO box, dry y-picked and dry
TaCked-Selested heavy, lDlac,, Weighing IW'
cS, apiece lSG weishlng al3at lhs ,,;sjifS SiPiSeee
aGdSs andSr hs %eShPS abtSe Ia 8a,5 5Spi''f ows S
dry-picked and dry-paGked - Western, welsh
inF 46b lbs. anlecs, lSc.; do, do ~ lbs,
lGdt7c.; do, DO. lbs. and under, l3pl0c;
old roosters dry-picied. TIC. brolling chickens-
aood lSu2Oc: Western, 1isdo lbs. apiece. 2Oip
22G, do, fair to good, i4glSo.; chickens, dry,
picked and dry-peckcd, in boxes ilk fed, III
20 80 lbs. to doz., lTc.; mik-fed. " to AZ IDS
TO doz lTc; milk-fed. ~ to AZ lbs. to doz,.
lie; mkfed, IS lbs to doE;, ioc milkrted' 90 90
doE.. l5dl5sc.' corn-fed, AZ to - lbs. to doz;,
lGc.; Corn-fed 4S lbs to dol., lSr.; corn-ted, 80
lbs and over lsc.; chickens, dry-picked ana
dIy-packed. in bbls Selected heavy. DC:
ern, corn-fed, lbs. lTdtIlac. Western corn;
fed, 3ts lbs, lhi5c,' Western. corn-fed, 2s2G3
lbs, tldl5c.; turkeys, dry -oicked and dry
packed. fancy nearby 22c; do., western, ;2Sc' !:
fair to good. 1Sg2oe; old toms toms O. l9g299c. :
19nllc.; 40. Western, lOnl2c squabs, per
doz.-White, Weighing II to IL lbs. per doz.,
81 IOn5; white. weighing to 10 lbs. per dog,
S8S0I4.30 white, weighing It's. per dQZ;. *.
do do Rq6ta lbs. per doz,. $l.5Og2.lO: dark
and No. . COO. .fSl25,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-D Demand was fairly active and
the market ruled firm with light onetings OF
fins goods. quotations: Western, fresh, solid
packed. creamery, fancy specials HGC,; extra
onds, 21d2sc. lRde-packed. 2lm23c.. as 10
quality; nearby prints, fancy, aic. do, aver
onds, 2sa2Oc. Special brands OF prints Job
bling at I2d4ic.
Zoos further declined A5tt8Oc. per case
under Increasing supplies a1d an Indifferent
demand. Quotations.; In free cases. nearhN;
case; nearby, current receipts, $3.50 per case;
Western and Southwestern, extra, tirsts, NS.lu
per case: hrsts STsO per case; southern. $40
az so per case: fancy selected candled fresh
eggs Jobbing al 3ld3ic per doz.
JHEESE.---The market was firm under "A
good export demand an light offerings, Quo
tationB: New York full-cream, earlier re-
ceipts, choice l7c.: do DO. fair to good,
1GdlGiac., do, current make, l5Igc.; do. part
HklIns RfI1nr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
RAISE ILLINOIS COAL RATES

WASHINGTON. Feb. b.-Declding the
important Illinois coal cases. the Inter-
state Commerce Commission today au-
thorlzed an increase of freight rates OF
5ih cents per ton on coal shipped from
the Illinois mines to st. Louis.
The commission held also that there is
no basis for dividing the present Spring
field group; that there ia no justification
for the present freight differential against
the Southern Illinois mines and that there
il no unjust discrimination against ST.
Louis in the present relation OF rates on
coal from Illinois as compared with rates
on coal from the same mines to st. Louis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
PHIADELPHIA MARKETS

/ ~; medium SUd85c sweet potetoes. Eaet-
EN- shore per bbl.--No !, S2n2,I5; no, 2,
81 2SasS0: No 2 S2d2 so, sweets, Jersey, per
basket; 05aooc. onions per bpsh., sSa7oei
dium per iO6-jb bag, si.25; DO, seconds, per
iOn-lb Rag, 81 cabbage, Daniah, per ION, q
/ 20; spinach. Norfolk, pei bbi.. 81 50d2; kais
Norfolk, per bbl, Ii0sso.; lettuce, FLORIDA, per
5O; meas Florida per BASKET 80 5OdS %:
eggplant Florida, per box, stH2.00; cucun
bers Florida, per basket, 81 5OGh: Huunsh.
FIorldn por Ia sket s2 2Ea5 peppers Fiofide.
per carrier. sldl tomatoes. Floride per ear-
ia rcr vratc Al 95fi Is; do, New YORK, ner
bunch. 35a6Oc, mushrooms, per alb basket.
StUl 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
WHEAT OPENS HIGH
AND MAYTOUCHES
S1.O7 DURING DAY
Foreign Demand Offsets
Shipments From Argen-
tina United States Inves-
tigation of Conditions Con-
tinues.

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-The high price OF
wheat continued in the pit here today.
After opening at SLG5iS. May rose rapidly,
until at 10 o'clock II touched 81. sG5s. a new
high record Later In the day II touched
$i.67. and closed at St.6l5s
July opened at 81 A3la, was high at S,i33s
and closed ct 3l4l9s.
Foreign buying offset increased ship
ments from Argentine and the Northwest
and prices were maintained at a high
level as n result The heavy buying or
food supplies in the United states by the
European nations is evidenced by stalls
tics showing exports OF flour for the
last week as compared with those a year
ago, as follows:
Last week Last year.
Bushels. Bushels.
Wheat nour ..,..'...., 2'sSSGII S'559'SseeSS
Corn Uour ..ts.,s.,..... l,BA2,G5O EOdhbV
Argentine shipments were l,9i2,OOO bush
els. as compared with 1,SOs,000 bushels Il
year ago. Northwestern receipts today
were SO6 cars and winnlpegs l3S cars.
compared with 1871 and III, respectively,
a year ago.
Liverpool was 2d3d higher for wheat
and there were no shipments from Aus
trala or India. The weather Is mild over
the wheat district.
The United States District Attorney to-
day continued to question elevator men.
brokers and bankers.
Five bakers were notified today by city
authorities that they would he prosecuted
for selling loaves of less weight than
stated on the labels unless they dscon-
tinued the practice at once.
The higher cost of bread extended into
the city schools today when teachers I'M
charge of the penny lunches besan cut
ting 20 slices OF bread from each loaf
wnere formerly they divided the loaf into
16 slices.
Cookies. cakes, pies and doughnuts
have advanced about 20 per cent.
While bread loaves grow smaller the
| holes in the doughuuts are larger.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
1notnwanna Steel Sells Notes

NEW YORK, Feb 5--The LackawRnna
steel company has sold S6, O00, 600 two-yesr Q
per cent. notes 20 Blair & Co. Robert Win
thrup ~ Co. and Kean Taylor n co. The
notcs are dated March l. i9i5.
'rhe proceeds will be used to meet In part
tbe SD WIO OOO nNe-year per cent. debentureA
maturing Mnrch l. 1915 The remaining ~
UVO,0U Of these debentures will be retired out
OF surplus earnings OF the company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
PROVISIONS

The market was quiet but steady. quota
lions city beef In sets, smoked and all, rSss
2ju2 2Gc Western beef IN sets, smoked, -"V
26c do city beef knuckles and tendeLs,
smoked aud ar-drled. 2iu2Sc 90; Mesltsr"
beef knuckles and tenders, smoked 2tM2SE; /,
beef hams s31d32; pork, family, ~. aoaE"' oio
hams, s, r. cured, loose, la'.u 3Hg,, ,,nl IS
skinned loose l2Md 2sic.3 do DO. Smgkeu
t3aui3isc other hams smoked, city cured as
70 brand and average, tialiHG hams, snolksa'
lna2Oc picnic shoulders $. =. cured; loose,
l0sT1lc do. smoked. liA4l2e 6Siietii w
breokfast aeon, as 10 brand and average, city
cured iTd1so; do. Western cured, "a nlSS' &C. :
do, tubs 1ia1isc.: co, pure city. kettle
rendered, IN 'erces ildll Io.. pure c''s'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.--HoGs-Receipts. 81,
900. Market slow; 1Oc. lower. Mixed ana
butchers SB.s0qIlo; good heavy. $6.15gI,dI9
rough heavy 81. .G9g6 81 light. $6.7o@7oSi
CATrI. I.E-Recelpts. 1000. Market weak; zoe
lower. Beeves S5.T5do.25: cows and heifeTs
81, lOas.15; Texens, S5.lOI6IO; calves, $50
SHEEP-Recelpts 5000. Market slow; 1Oc.
lower Native aud Western, SG.2a4 i,O5; lambs,
81. 8590.lJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
FRESH FRUITS

The general market was quiet and bareIy
steady under fairly liberal offerings. quo
Ing. S2a$.50 King, ling SS2sa2 IS York In
gsrial, S2a2 30; Ben DAYS, 81 i5Oqi;75 SPY
eating varieties, SiI5d2. %; medium Siaf,5O;
Delaware and Pennsylvania. per hamper, 5OW
49, lemons per SoS6 S65& g2 7' orSGIges'
Florida, per strap, ..a3j sra pefruit, FLORIDA,
per hoy SlH2 pineapples, per erate-P9rto
fancy late varieties, PEI bbl So 50qt 80;
CTanberres, Cape Cod. early black, per Dbl,
crate. .oI5c: :q$l; crd9Iberries. jersey, per
hhls. sl@2; Strawberries. Florida per at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
CAMBRIA STEEL'S YEAR
Net Income Reduced to $1,96o, ,eSe
Says Annual Report.
photo by Evans studio.

The annual report of the Cambria Steel
Company for the year ended December 81,
1914, shows total income of S3.t15,93i,
against s6,6SS,52O in 1913. Fixed charges
rose from sl5S $50 to S5l7,lOO.
The net income was only 1860, SS9. COM
pared with s6.234,95O the previous year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
FOREIGN SELLING IN COTTON
Warning by Germany to Neutral
Ships Causes Liquidation.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5-Germany's warn
Inc 10 neutral ships in British waters
caused a heavy liquidation of cotton at
the opening this morning Prices were
steady. one point up to one point down.
~, immediately after the call flood OF
seiiinT orders appeared from foreign
Sources, as well as from locals, and the
market declined TO a net loss Of to ~
nnints IN the first quarter OF an hour.
liverpool cotton was steady.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW oSSoRK. Feb. 5,mBgtter, quiet; ol,@o Fe5
3liIc.i state dairy, tubs, @3933Iac.: imitation
creamery hrstS. 2llAm25i9C. -
Eggs. irregular and lower: receipts. 92I0
cases Nearby white. fancy. 35df3Gc.; nearby
mixed fancy. 2Tiad2Sc. fresh hrsts, 2Ils43Oc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
s1IEs RosToN AND MAINE

BosToS. FEB. 5.--Thomas NJ, Reynolds has
entered suit in I6 n6S on sys
1,GGf.s Tor $40 600 and four Tor $1,000 each, With
interest, The notes ran for Il year from Iuhs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
New York Bankers Take $4,000, 900
Consolidated AIS.

The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and
st. Louis Railway Company today sold to
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Speyer & Co.
about 100000 consolidated mortgage az
per cent. gold bonds guaranteed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
RATES FOR MONEY
Fnreign Discount Rates
NEW YORK METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb 5.--Ths following prices
80 1uoted al the metal market today; Tin.
yoT 5,ton lots, 81 .12ls4SSe,, and 2Sston lotAs
a9S13Sc lead, S.T5p3.S5c.; spelter. Sqs,2oe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05

WoolN oItn pIel ''''''''tA'Is ...1
Total sales today $4,000 shares, compared
with 2O1 ,769 shares yesterday this week I'Io0'
257 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
REFINED SUGARS

The market Arm and list prices were further
10 points NneTSs Sn st s,oraIs pE,isi
3 6Oc powdered : 0Oc.; confeCtioners' A.
. 4Ue soft grades 4 Bis 2ac
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Canadian Pacific Higher at Close;
Trading Quiet.

LONDON, Feb. 5.--Trading on the
stock Exchange was quiet today Can
adian Pacific made the largest gain, hay
ing been higher throughout the Day ERIE
cnmmon. Southern Railway and ST. Paul
we're also higher. Other prices were
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
$50 to 8 P. NJ,
BANK cLEARINGs

tank Ciearings today compare win eorre-
spondias gag iais tsi4. Iqls.
Boston t.-+. -se44sta4 aaittrt ff7 sl{iitf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05

Last. prev.

Last. prev,
$500 Am Gas & f 5s s5E 50 s5Es SO
SS6o LII \ cons 4iIs SSH s6S s8ls sS%
1000 l. cons I6s.. y9H 90A 99s 99R
1000 i. Val cons AVS, 004t 00A e04s oeSs
1900 Val Sea Sea- s. 1877 iioS55% llSSd5A IS5" IS5,"
s9SS0 95SSSS0 pa fet St ihs wi vi io4S i6iss IoiI i0ih
TB philaCoscripl0lS 81 so 80 so
0O0O Phlla Elec As 50 IS IS rs
200 Phils, Elec 5s; l022i3 1877 1879 1928
200O Span Am Ir Bs. .l0OA 1OO3s 1908 lO0ls
SIS, ,iss yesterday; this week, siO62 52d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb, The coffee market
last nights finals. , ,,,,.,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05
PAN HANDLE SELLS BONDS

sBid. tOnered
Sales, 1900 bags,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-17
statesmen WANTED
TRAVELLING sALESMEN-Speci,

TRAVELLING SALESMEN-Specialty
also side line men, 3 classes, sell
hardware, department stores: prem
ium users, publishers, general stores.
grocers, druggist and auto acces-
s~ories; dealers only; direct from
factory. Best quality, lowest prices.
Samples and case furnished reli-
able men. Liberal commission, pay
able semi-annually; new specials
and leaders. Write today, state
territory desired; send 8 references,
confidential. Factory, Illinois Pure
Aluminium Co., Lemont, III. 7-14-17
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-17
BOARDERS WANTED.

MANY people r looking for good
board. Can't you take care of one
or two young men or women? They
are watching this column, and look
ing for a good Honey" place to
stay. Advertise and get this sur
plus change for yourself, and make
someone satisfied with life. :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-17
WANTED-HoUsEs

NAN1EU-To rent, small house Of
three or four rooms, furnished or
unfinished, suitable for housekeep
Ing. Address, 4l6 Second, OF phone
644K,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-17

FOR szCE-Complete steam thres6..
ing, rig, very cheap. Outfit at
Marion, N. D. Write R. l.. Van
> hosting, Box s, Hensler, N. D.
49, 6-301mo