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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-12
BILLIARD AND POCKET TAR1Es

FOR SALE-New and secondhand carom
alleys. We lead the world in cheap FIX.
tufes; easy payments. Send for catalogue.
Main street, Kansas City, Mo.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-25

young professor. One bore Berlin
postmark, second that of an Aus
trian city, a third was from Amster-
dam
How l got them after Dixon had
thrown them carelessly aside, never
mind" proceeded Mrs. Moore. There
they are. If he isn't in reasonable
correspondence with foreign powers,
and maybe manufacturing explosives
to blow up the state capitol or the
White House or what not, then I
don't know much"
you do-a good DEAL" comment
ed Wilson eagerly. Lucy, you've
done me big service. Give me those
envelopes. think you've hit it right.
Dixon is one of those international
spies. I'll get on his trail. Oh, if l
can only land him and have the field
clear to court Edna again.
mo rash moves now" warned his
Sister.
"I'll be sure of my ground before
make definite move" pledged Will
son.
From that hour he became a sleuth..
He told nobody of his suspicious and
plans. He simply kept an eye on his
hated rival Night times he prowled
around the old shop, but it was well
boarded up and barricaded One
night, however, he managed to locate
a convenient crack in the outside
sheathing Of the structure.
There he patiently installed him
self. He had fair view of the young
professor. The latter worked at a 4
forge, mixed some liquid substance
in a retort. Finally he went to a 4
work bench and took up a brown
glass globe about the size of a pound
sweet apple.
Into this he poured the contents of
a retort. He sealed up it's end and
placed the globe carefully in basket |
containing about dozen others.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-25

What should he do? Wilson tossed
restlessly in his bed all night long
trying to decide on action. Should
he telegraph the authorities at Wash
ington? No, secret service men
would be sent and he would be rob-
bed of the glory of the capture of
real war spy red-handed.
With the morning came clear coun-
sci. Wilson decided to make the
sheriff his ally. But that official was
out of town and would not return
until evening. All day Wilson hung
around, restless and excited. His
overstrained nerves found relief only
when he had captured the sheriff
when he arrived on the train, and
taking him aside, he revealed his
great discovery.
That functionary was quite as
stirred up as himself. Together they
proceeded in the direction of the
workshop. There was a light within
and Dixon was discernible at work
bench. ..-
MAKE rush with me and burst
in the door, whispered the sheriff.
Just as they were getting ready for
their heroic onslaught, however, a
boy came running down the street
Fire! FireH' he yelled Justify.
''The Office building up at the big
works is all ablaze!"
The stirring announcement SEEM
ed to reach the worker inside the
shop. He started, made dash for
the basket containing the bombs, ln-
locked the door and rushed out.
'Haltp ordered the sheriff.
1--WE arrest you" began Wilson,;
But over in the mud he went, for
Dixon had given him a vigorous push.
He evaded the sheriff, who was bulky
and clumsy. Down the street dashed
Dixon, guided by a growing glow. He
turned a corner, to come in sight Of
the big works, which belonged tosthe
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16
SUNDAY FIGHTS DEVIL = GETS
BIG GATE RECEIPTS
GETS

Philadelphia, March 16.-A total Of
$4,000 was the conservative esti-
mate given out early today as the
amount donated by the people of
Philadelphia to BILLY" Sunday for
his work here. It is believed the
amount win be swelled to $50, 1000 be-
for the day is over. A constant stream
Of checks, bills and gold is keeping
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16

tellers at the Land Title Trust Co.
busy crediting them to the evan
geIlst's account
STEALS MORPHINE TABLETS
Minneapolis, MINI. March f6.-4In
a frantic search for morphine, a
crazed, drug-slave nearly wrecked the
Office Of Dr.. J. D. Waller and obtained
a small phial of morphine tablets,
Nothing else was taken.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
TEs DROP no LOWEST POINT Inv HIsTORY-W
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT,-Receipts, t4e, 4T0 bush The
market firm and Be. higher due to q good ex-
port demand ana higher Western advices, QUO.
tations Car lots. IN export eovator-No,
rcd spot and February, 81 Blal 20; No. 2 red
~ MeSJternl $iG6bliii No. Northern Dumth'
CORN. Receipts. 2s.72t bush There was
little trading and with lower outside advicee'
prices Of export deliveries declined nc. Local
car lots We're without quotahle change Quo
IaLlone Gar lots. IN EXPORT elevator-No; =,
SPOT and February, s0isISl isc., steamer, Igu
Wc No. ., 7SuI6S. Gar lots FOR local trade,
as 10 location-No. yellow, new s.ds4lte.;
new. @HSle sample yellow, now, Tl@TTc.;
OATs.--Receipts, 42.040 bush. Offerings
moderate and the market Bteady. but trade
standard white. Ndoii5c. No. white, dji4a
RYE scarce and nrmly held We quote at,
Sls2Sgl ~ per bush as 60 quality. IN ,exporg
sieNator, and az 81 ls9l2O Tor small lots or
FLOUR,--Receipts. 1855 bbls and 00b. .pa2
lbs ~ s1cke .jemand light but mill limits
nrm, ~ sympathy With the strength in wheat
Quotations, per log lbs. In wood Winter
ciear %IN NT.25; do straight, 81 26TfT.5O; do
pattnt, Si.60nSi Kansas, straight, jute sacke,
St20nI I.5O do. Iatent, Jute sacks, FItdOU5i
spring, FIRST. clear, So. f1dT: do, straight, Sig
I2Si do patent, So sJG 3; do favorite brands,
SS.2oas 50 city mills choice and fancy patent.
clear. sIqI 25i do, straight $720U1.5oi do,
RYE FLoUR.-supplies small and the
market Arm. but trade quiet. We quote nearby
and western in wood, at STdT.J0 per bbl. as
to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
WILL NOT ASK REcEIvERsHIp
United Traction Protective Commit
tee May Test Validity of Com
mon Stock.

Reports that the local protective COMMITTEES
OF preferred stockholders OF the United Traction
Company OF Pittsburgh would seek the ap-
pointment of receiver for the company or
the Pittsburgh Railways are without founda-
tion, according to member of the commit ee.
It is possible. however, that proceedings will
be started to test the validity OF the issue
OF the company's SIT.O0O.oOO common stock.
which is held by the Philadelphia Company,
George Wharton Pepper. counsel for the Pro-
tective Committee. believes that the common.
stock was not vaidly issued. and that the
holder could he restrained from voting IL in
on matters affecting the United Traction
Company A meeting Of the committee VIII
0e called shortly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
JUMP IN WHEAT;
MAY CLOSED $1.62 3-4
Bradstreet's Puts Worlds Sup
ply of Breadstuffs at ILL.,
100000 Bushels.

CHICAGO. Feb is.-May wheat closed
today at sl.62A, &c. below the highest
level reached during the day, but 2.ta3hc.
above the resting spot yesterday. July
closed at sL361a. after recedlns from
Sl3II4, the high point.
Corn closed iq15Se lower than yester-
day, and oats were Off haSc.
Cash transactions OF wheat were only
5000 bushels and there were no reported
sales at the seaboard. The worlds await
able supply breadstuffs, as compiled
by Bradstreets decreased u,640.0UO hush-
els the last week to q total OF lh,OOGWO
bushels. compared with a total of $zOO,-
O0o,o 600 bushels a year ago.
The available supply of corn Increased
S.T53,0O0 bushels and now Is 44,35sOOO
bushels, compared with 2o,s32,O00 bushels
year ago The supply of oats increased
2O5, 600 bushels and now is about the same
as a year ago, when the total was A.
600 900 bushels.
Hog products were higher all around.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
EsfI|ANGE RATES DROP;
MORE GOLD IMPORTS
o.nsnd Sterling offered at
I7o - Bethlehem Steel
Makes New High Record.

,v YORK. Feb. 16.-overshadowing
.s,r, s,se in the stock market to-
80 the pronounced weakness in
exchange rates. This market
f'fns" s",,oralIzed and rates all along the
,sde new low records. Rates were
tdrest that any one IN the street
.,s remember, and many sald tha'
~ we're the lowest In history. De
.sd sterllng exchange on bohuon tt
lime was offered at 4'fs' put later
9 ~ day II recovered to above $50 me
s.sslops low record was made yesterday
~, Transactions being as low as SOW.
fess1a,siinR TO former precedents, the
,.,es Of exchange on Europe should
~ cold. II was rumored that more
9 .e. vellow metal would be engaged for
sl..r.nt by the Bank Of Ottawa to New
W for the account of the Bank of
t...'.rd but these reports could not be
ssrn,ei. The Bank of England shipped
'ss6Y IN gold direct to New Yor'-. Eng
ss bo,yeyer, does not want to part
s's her large gold holding to any great
s,ts IN the day II was announced that
* ilank of England had made another
.s;nnent of f503,O0O in foreign gold coin,
ss;sb. Il is believed, was in American
.sslsa for transfer from ottawa to New
VA These gold shipments caused
s,nor lone in the foreign exchange mar
ksE al the close.
!, ras also announced after the close
.kst Lazard Freres had engaged $2,5OO,OOO
sia in ottawa for import to New York.
m makes total of s5,o0O,0oo on the pres
shs movement.
This raised the question as to what
.ould be done to re-establlsh rates on
sormal basis IT was held by some that
ne Bank of England would probably
.sks steps to establish a big credit here
al the account of Great Britain instead
Il sanding gold which would be used in
~ purchase OF war supplies and other
eeeessItles, and that this credit would
A euaranteed by the Bank of England,
efobably for settlement after the war.
II was also pointed out that Europe.
win exchange rates so low, might liqui-
date some OF her holdings of American
securItles instead of sending gold here.
IN the face of these conditions the
stock market displayed an uncertain tone
throughout the day. On the whole, how
ever, prices held well, but there was very
Ntile disposition shown to do anything,
During the morning session prices held
for the most part around yesterdays
coae but after midday the market dis
paycd weaker tone and was, to a cer-
ialn extent, irregular. Trading ran prin-
cpally in speclaltles, the issues favored
being Bethlehem Steel, Mexican Petro-
Ieum and Reading.
Rethlehem Steel common reached the
highest point It has ever sold during the
morning, going to 575s. compared with
SIS at the close yesterday reacting later
In sympathy with the rest of the mar
ket
At the close the market recovered frac-
tohally from the low, but a number of
issues were still below the final of yes
lerday,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
Financial Briefs

The special committee of the New York
Stock Exchange established the following
minimum prices to take effect tomorrow:
American Locomotive preferred, Sli
Baltimore and Ohio preferred, 81; Loose
WIles Biscuit, 16; first preferred, 50; and
second preferred at rs; National Railways
of Mexico first preferred 10; New York,
New Haven and Hartford Az Southern
Railways preferred 4s.
Notice was filed at Trenton today by
the West Jersey and Seashore tncreas-
ing its capital stock from 10 to 13 mil
lions, according TO authorization OF
stockholders at the meeting last month
Benson Mann. Jr., formerly with Isaac
Starr, Jr., g. Co.. has become associated
with Mellor & Petry.
B. II. Goodrich Company shareholders
will on March 10 hold special meeting
to reduce the preferred stock from $780,
100000 to SSS,oOO,oCo.
The Pittsburgh Coal Company has au-
thorlzed the sale of 1850 acres OF coal
lands TO the Monongahela Consolidated
Coal and Coke Company for approxi-
mately ls.S3a33.
The American Railways Company re-
ports hn luIINaHG VI F-SSv 50
gross earnings. .....
j. Conyngham Stevens has retired from
the Arm OF Sinkler Brothers.
Gold to the amount Of 100000 arrived
In New York from London.
The Atlas Powder Company annual re-
port showed a surplus equal to $50 per
cent earned on the stock, against 1915
per cent the previous year.
Percy Donner, OF the Pittsburgh Stock
Exchange house of Donner Childs a.
Wood, has been elected a member OF the
Philadelphia Stock Exchange He Is a
son OF William II. Donner, president OF
the Cambria Steel Company
The annual report OF the Mackay Com
panies shows an income of S4,246,O4. equal
to 4.52 per cent. on the common stock
after deducting preferred dividends, com
pared with 5S2 per cent the previous year
The Commercial Trust Company gave
its annual report a new form, showing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
HEAVY MARCH MATURITIEs
Securities to Be Paid Off Total Over
Seventy-seven Millions.

Maturing securities in this country in
March amount TO approximately T7.SOC'-
600, an increase over January ana fep-
ruarv hut considerably less than maturl-
Ties in NAV. June and October.
Including the March issues, there is
vet TO be met in this country Sll,OOO'OOO
of maturing securities. substantial part
of these, however. has been provided for
by the 500. 900, 900 New York Central per
cent. debenture issue and sale OF As'Ooo-
600 Pennsylvania consolidated 4las.
OF the March maturties. the principal
ones yet TO be provided for are those OF
the Boston & Maine system Whleh
amount TO SIS, 600 900, and the Amalga-
mated copper's s12,5OO,OOo notes. due
March Is,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER. Trade quiet and the market
weak and lie, lower, with ample offerings.
Quotations: Wes.ern, fresh, solid packed
creamery, fancy specials, SSs,; extra 3ica;
extra frsts 3Gc. hrsts, 2S62Uc. seconds, %
@2,c.; ladle- packed. 2i623c.. as to quality;
nearby prints, fancy 34c.i do. average, extra.
BIC: do arsts. 2OG3lc. do. seconds, 28d2Sc.:
special brands OF prints jobbing at 3ad4ic
EGGS.-oherings moderate and the market
hrm with demand fair. Quotations! In frcs
cases. nearby. extras, 29c. per doz,; nearby,
hrsts. $3.50 per standard case; nearby. cur
rent receipts, I.G5 per case: Western, extra
firsts. $3.50 per case; do, hrsts ST.G5 per
case: Southern, 81 JOGiI.65 per case. Fancy
3ld:l3c. per dog.
CHEEsE.-Export demand fairly active
and the market firm under light offerings
Quotations: New York fun cream, fall make,
choice. lThd1Tlac.: do. do. fair TO good. 1914
GlTc.; do, current make. 1GA4l6hc,; do,
part skins. Sal3c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
PROVISIONS

The market steady but trade quiet and
Of johLing character. Quotatio ions: City beef.
in sets, smoked and air-oried. 25H2Gc. West
ern beef. in sets smoked 25T2Bc.; DO, city
beef knucklcs and tenders, smoked and air.
tenders, Smoked 97a2sc.; beef hams SjiaJ2.
pork; family, 2.5o023i hams; $ ?. cured, cured,
loose, ljhG l3iac,. do, skinned, loose l2lhU
l2@c.: do. do, smoked, l3hdi3Iao; other
hams, smoked, city cured, as 70 brand and
average, I4G l4Isc.; do, boiled, boneless, ma
2Oc. picnic shoulders. =. =. cured, loose. ION
qlie.; do. smoked, liAdi2e.; bellies, in
pickle, according TO brand and average city
cured, 17disc.; DO, W estern cured, lTglSc;
lard Western, refined, terces, ndllHe.; do
do, tubs, lln1ihc.; Co. pure city, Kettle rem
dered, in tierces 1idilhc.; oo pure city. ket-
tic rendered, I'm tubs, llul1Mc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
nIvInENDs DECLARED

MerKsnthalsr Linotype Company, regular
quarterly 2i4 PsE sent payable March 81 to
: 'SS9 SaIumbus railway ana Light Company. rs
cents. payable February 70 TO stock OF record
essniit ecsoshntinsntai OH Company, regular quarterly
"a 4 share. payable March 10 10 stock OF
seSgae mericsh das Company regular quarterly
, a Der cent, payable March 1 70 stock Of
record February 1T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
sY-WHEAT AGAIN RISES
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
PnInTRY

LIvB.-Receipts Iisht and marRet afm
under fair demand. Fowls and chickens ie
higher. Quotations; Fowls, i5diec old
roosters iidiiMc.; chickens. sof, neated. Is
ai6c do, stacy isaiic. turkeys, ifRf1c.
ducss. 1Gdifc. geese iSdi7e.. suiness as ta
quality. per pair, 4Sassc.: pigeons, oid. per
pair, 22d25ci DO. young. rsr pait iTafsc.
DREssED.--The market quiet, but values
generally Arm. under iaht offerings. chietena
slishtly higher. Quotations; Frssh-tilied fowls
10 TO box, dry-plcked and dry-paeied, selected
heavy. 20c. weighing 4d5 lbs apiece. Jac
do. ah lbs. apiece, isaisHo. do.. ibs
apiece. isAdiTc DO. under 9 lbs apiece IAN
l0c Fowls bbis, dry-pisked and dry packed
Western 4d5 lbs. apiece, 1sisc.; co DO. ~
lbs.. 11dise. do. doa lbs and under, lao
l9c, Old roosters dry-picked. i4c Rroling
Sniekens' Sn hsaroy ..ssz2 les apiece ~ ase;
apiece. 2oq22c do. fair to sood. iiaisc.
Shskens @ @@ry.piSSsscd and dry.paGsed y bgxes,
y lbs to do5 sc ~ do 70 3 iS to y bso to so. e
lSe. do, As lba, 20 dos., zoe, do, go lbs. aud
do1 Ice. DO, % lbs and and over, e Sos. & chiessns'
heavy. lOc. Western, corn.fed, Iss snd
over. 1sc. DO. do. 4lbs,. lfHIfHe.; DO, da.,
I'Irkeys.. dry picked and dTy.raeEsd-Fsney.
nearby. 22ej Do, Western. nc fair to good,
Geese. nearby, i2s rs. do3 Western: i9SIac.
per dos s4 sGdiS. 10; white ~e1shInE , 10 10
lbS per dos, S4.2Oa4. IOc do, do, lbs. yer
aoSSG S'od,i 7Si aS,SfL s9f d. lbs Per dee55s f
dark and No 2, ooc, dSl.50.
FRESH FRUITS
choice stock in fair request and generally
6ppKlsls KlSs sa 3GTh rSrE
Imperial S212. 50; Ben DAYS., q, 500 rs spy,
81 ans d42 2G Ssrst.s REls"g So G m.SS 8Ss sSDs
dov; eppiet; WESTERN per box, Ioc, 6Si-29i
tanEeriGes FioTida, per @ strap s2ds' srapS
S fST5a Rco Bog a pPpSissISSisS PislISs
zoo canterries fancy late varieties, per bill,
1000 s 49, 49, eran6eTElss, JsrTssy per crate @ sS
q strawberries. Florida, per quart, 25@JSt-
VEGETABLES
offerings fairly liberal and the market quiet
toes, per bush eePennsyiSsniS, eOaSse. 's Milne
$4,000 New York. as TO quality. ao4lSc-
otoe per per
s.!srn 81 Shore eq,sb Psr tSsss oisss &c.
sa5 NS s2SsSy ssSy sweets RsT oSMs SerssS per a
basket ti,o Tse dfsi; ,9a9Sps per Sp,n .1aess
medium, per flo-ib. bS9. ST: DO. seconds. Per
lGS5 lGS59 b, bag, ISe cSM6asS Danish per s9I
PsT SSFfRh sr ls''qFsSi Fior5s 'rSs per
s?Ssi 4 asrpSat pfpai pSrdn Ssr BRsE
S3.50: cucumbers, Florida per basket. S3,5od0;
fFS@sdh FSPds f59Fd rsr Carrier PeT Sss PSpas
per 100 lunches. sid5; tomatoes. Florida, per
qqaTriGgr-Fancy; carrier. saaI; .choS,ee. stag; celery
per bunch. asa Jce.; mushrooms, per Alb. bas-
ket 6oc. dl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
wIIMINGToN BONDS AWARDED

wunuNoToN., Del Feb is. Harris,
d f9r9sss re ssSs of 500 900 III psr cent bshds o.
shl sslinstos4 Their 6id was 103. s3i, which means
eaii IA for the $500. 600 issue. All the tids
4 Co 81 New York 102 sbi Remiek, Hodges
{ CO... Nsg York ne is5l AlkssassssdfE bresSn ss
SeW York, l03 .2T9; Estahrook ( Coy New
yerk. i08 f60; Equitlhle Guarantee and Trust
Co. WILMINGTON 102.TTs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
NEW YORK CURB


The Federal reserve soAia hAs Ap-
proved regulations under which banks
which are members OF the reserve system
nav serve a. executors and adminlstra=
Tors ol estates
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
LONDON MARKET IRREGULAR
Gilt-edged Investments Steady; Ar
eentine Rails Bought.

LONDON, Feb 1e,-Prlee moyements on the the
StccE ENehange today irregular, Ihe
scTe of giit~edsed investments was steady. a
S,attinr attitude was shown In American
shaTes Erie hrst preferred was down lB ht
In,. ciose as compared with the New toIh
ssauivaient Norfolk and Western, southern
RaiiwaV and PennsylvaniA were higher,
Home railways dropped again because OF the
vas S good Investment buying IN Argentine rails,
M further advance In naval insurance rates
was announced.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
LUMBER RATES REASONABLE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The l6 cents
per 100 pounds rate on carload lots Of
lumber from Virginia producing territory
to Pittsburgh and Columbus, o., was de-
clared reasonable by the Interstate Com
merce Commission today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
RATES FOR MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK Feb 16.-The foreign exchange
market was dCmoralized today. New low rec.
ords were made all along the line. Dena nd
gullders 1O14O 1-1d At one time demand
sterling was offered at 40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK Feb 16.--The cotton market
opened steadier this morning at an advance OF
to 6 points over .yesterdays close The mar,
his continued through long operations. ana
Liverpool also was buyer. The South ana
EuropeRn sold. Business was moderate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-New York and
London bankers will be called into con-
ference to devise ways of restoring nor
NAL conditions in the international money
market, It was announced this afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16

gross earnings compared with last year
increased S9314 and net earnings $500.
There were 1923 accounts opened, gain
OF 81, making the number of depositors
Sill on January 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
2,aO to 3 p. mi.
ARRIVAL MEETINGS
ssr5s THE LEHIGH COAL AND HAVI.
- CATION COMPANY

Philadelphia, February D. 1915
The annual meeting Of the atockholderl
Of The LebiEh Coal and Navigate Gem
pany Will be held at the onica of the Com.
Dany. AT Chestnut street, Fhiiedolphla, Pa,
On February 28 1918. AZ ~ o'clock a. M
when and where an siactlon Hiii ha held foF
President and Board of Managers q serve
Tor the ensuing year
Copies Of fhe annual hapeft can e had
~ the cQme4aya qaiee op snd after Feb
raa14 ID. 1914
HAREH
Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
Raltlmors Graln Embargo Llftsd

Ths Pennaylyania Railroad gives notice a.
e.fe,gss itEmhargo on grain for export va
Haifimore Nd. 4 removed, enectee afterao2a
February 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16

Total sales today 10000 shares compared
with o05.5I5 shares yesterday; this week
3S84lf shares; last week l,l90,229 shares
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
REFINED SUGARS

The market firmly held but quiet Quota
tions' standard granulatud. . SOC; fine .granu.
lated, 5.T5c; powdered $500; conlectloners'
A. 5.G0c. soft grades, 4OOa6j0c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16

At auction Samuel L. Freeman C Co
sold $1,000 Lehigh Valley annuity 4lss at
1R
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb IL. - The coffee market
closed irregular. Futures were points higher
IN nninf1 lower Prices follow:
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BANK CLEARINGs

Bank clearlngs today compared with corre-
spondIng day last two years:
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A. C. Miller and w. y. c. Harding,
OF the Federal Reserve Board, inspected
the Richmond. Va, Federal Reserve Bank
today. Except that it was the first call
of the kind board member had made,
the visit had little significance,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-16

Emery. Freed & Co. bought Rapid
Transit.
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Sales in philadelphia


Total sales, 5O53 shares, compared with s003
yesterday; this week. 1915 shares: last week.