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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
THEODORE VOORHEES, AGAIN
HEADS READING RAILWAY
Other Officers Also Reelected at An
nual Meeting

Theodore voorhees,. president OF N.
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Cam.
pany was reelected at the annual ms.,.
ing of the stockholders Of the compspv
which was held in the Reading Terminal
today. Mr.. Voorhees, was also re-elec,sa
president OF II subsidiary companies !,
the railway company. Other officers ~
the railway company and the underlyIpr
companies we're also reelected.
stockholders approved the annual "a.
ports of the three main companies n.
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Com.
pany, the Reading Company and ~
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company. Directors of the railway corn-
pany and the coal and iron comnanv
were also named to succeed themselves
With the exception of Joseph =
Widener, who was elected to succeed M
father, p A. B. Widener, and f. b. eros.
ley. who was elected director OF the
Philadelphia, Newton and New Yors
Railroad to take the place made va.
cant by the death of Samuel Dickson. di.
rectors of the IL underlying Companies
were reelected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
FINANCIAL WORLD INTERESTED
IN RETURN OF OLD STEEL MEN
Leaders Who Were Supposed to Have Practical,
Retired From Active Business Again in the
Saddle-Traction Stocks in Demand

faction IL arFanizing a svna,c...
that the company may not fail 10 ssA ane
after all. SVn"ao
The local traction stocks cana ,r..
limelight around midday Earninrse ens
reported to be growing substantiai,s, ars
the traders seem more inclincd ~ ana
them up than formerly. The cbief ..s1s axe
ulus, however, is thought 10 ~ sun- .'
political than anything else. lrb.snOie .nOie
feeling that II the Organization y
the election that all the local n,,hi,. WINS .li.
tiles will receive more favorahin uul-
ment from City Hall. At all event. Nea.. ~.
Union Traction and Rapid Transit .v.n
inclined to improve on Change. tba ssem xs.m
ing coming from houses with no,,.,aI,
Civilizations. Philadelphia Traction ~.
moved up today. and it appeared h ~
quire comparatively little effort a.
vance all OF this group Of stocks ao-
ing IL Rapid Transit made a new tor -
the year. The anthracite sharas ~ .ot
again conspicuously firm, I.ehigb vs,,se v~se
and Lehigh Navigation in parti,'.Hsy
Electric Storage Battery and IjnltsS ~
Improvement also hardened. In ~ S..ss Sss
dealings Cramp and Pennsylvenia es.v, .as
eased Off on light offerings. S'ee'
investors were again picking IN a.
high-grade issues and this was "a ms
in Improving quotations Just al tba isS'ea 49,
American Gas, which last week re,s.s
its dividend, moved up two points 10 ,,e ,,s
a new high record. :" ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11

Brisk trading in the Steel shares
marked the resumption of business on
the local exchange this morning. The
Street had not looked for a particularly
active session, owing TO the holiday to-
morrow, but business was good from the
start, with United States Steel leading
the advance. Discussion OF the new steel
mergers stlll fllled the air. Surprise was
expressed in some quarters at the re-
turn to the saddle OF some OF the old
leaders. such as Corey, Frick and Con-
verse, after they had been regarded as
virtually retired from active business,
and many are wondering what the real
significance OF this development is Some
profess TO see in IL menace 20 the
United States Steel Corporation, but the
majority are inclined to look upon the
Midvale merger as merely paving the
way for the building up OF the finest
dnance-manufacturing establishment I'm
the world, even SURPRISING the famous
Krupp works. and which should go far
toward helping this country into an ade-
quate state of military preparation.
Announcement that the Baltimore and
Ohio had awarded rail contracts aggre-
eating $500 tons for immediate delivery.
a large portion of which goes to the
Pennsylvania and Cambria Steel Com
panies, was an er couraging item of the
days news: Til latest twist TO the
change In control of the Pennsylvania
Steel Company is that the Donner-Fr,ck
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WHEAT MOVED UP;
OFFERINGS LIGHT
Demand Was Greater Than
Supply-European Visible
Supply Smaller

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Prices generally ad-
vanced at the opening of the grain market
today, upon the receipt of strong for
eign cables. Wheat gained steadily in
the early hours because the demand ex-
ceeded the offerings. which were light.
Shorts and commission houses battling
for possession of the small amount Of
fered gave the market strength at the
end. December wheat was up 2N cents
and May cents.
Some experts expect prices to remain
at the present levels for some time, but
bears predict that the heavy movement
now on from the country is bound 10
provide an abundant supply which will
send prices down to less than 81. Weather
reports were bullish.
A bearish sentiment swept the oats mar
ket, with the export demand keeping Off
any serious break. Slight variations were
recorded in the early hours.
Export shipments from America for last
week were placed at l2,632,00 bushels of
wheat, 1,656,000 bushels of it -four; corn,
1900 bushels, and oats, $4,000 bushels
The Pacific Coast shipped $4,000 bushels.
Heavier receipts from America and inn
proved United Kingdom prospects were
offset in the Liverpool market by light
offerings, which strengthened the under
tone. Spot and cargoes were firm and
strong The European visible supply is
estimated at 3,172OO0 bushels OF wheat, a
decrease of lsS,OO0 bushels, and $4,000
bushels of corn. a decrease OF 1900 bush
els.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
U. S. EXCHANGE
BOTHERS LONDON
WITH NEW LOAN
Bankers Dissatisfied, but
Hope Matter Soon Will
Be Disposed Of
RUSS EXCHANGE BETTER
Bond Deposits Strengthen Ru-
ble-Kaiser Believed to Be
Making Desperate Move
By FRANCIS w. HIRST
Editor Of THE Economist"
S1ecioT Gable 20 .h. 1r,,,..s,,, r,d,,.r


LONDON. oct. 11.-City bankers are
not satisfied with American exchange and
hope that suitable arrangements for the
sklful employment of the new exchange
loan funds will be devised speedily.
Among shrewd observers ] notice
feeling that the wars pace is too fast
and furious to last. The new German
move in the Balkans suggests a last des-
perate throw, following the perception
that wintry misery will soon make theic
costly success In Poland and the Baltic
provinces verse than valueless. They are
also hard pressed by the Anglo French Of
tensive; hence the Danish for scast of
peace before Christmas may truly repre-
sent German desires and aDxieties.
Russian exchange remains fairly steady,
considering the recent large issues OF
paper currency. 1t is helped by the ar
rangement made here for the deposit Of
Russian bonds.
The sudden rise Of cotton caused a
slackness in the Lancashire textile trade
Government orders have fallen Off, while
China and India are not buying. Weaving
machinery II especially slack.
Pauperism returns are lower than ever,
owing to the general mobilization of ali
labor.
Lord Derby's appointment as head OF
the recruiting bureau indicates that the
Government still maintains the voluntary
principle, as opposed to conscription.
The budget may be further modified
but no suggestion has been made for ex-
port duties. We have to consume as lit
tie and export as much as possible. This
is the whole economic duty of men in
these islands.
Spain now is very prosperous finan-
cially. The Bank of Spain's gold holdings
are the largest on record, and more is
going out from London. Barcelona dis
tricts are manufacturing for the French
Government; hence the strength of the
peseta.
Money here is easier, and plenty of gold
is still to be found for export The stock
markets, of course. are stagnant, await
ing more news.
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Communication on s5O Par sloeka

the PhiiadelplAa 6tock knehsnrs ~ednssds<
moruinE, when u = expected that action viii
be taken relative 70 the commission On $50
i. q expected that the oommlsalon wnl be
made Nt,pv "a q hundred lharea "a these
chonee cqniounIn1 % that belns made Ia
New York Hfn1iofore the charge o. The
lher>4 n each uerkpi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
COTTON

NEW YORK. Oct. 11-There was n
broader demand for cotton this morning.
The tone at the outset was steady with
the near months to points lower and
the distant positions 1 point higher to 2
points lower. After the call the LIST
Improved until by o'clock quotations
ranged n to 33 points above last weeI,'s
closing. Final figures were slightly be-
low the best.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
RAILROAD EARNINGS
Federal Reserve Bank Election

Letters have been sent out by tha Irea.rai
Reserve Bank OF Philadelphia 10 its member
banks In Group No. and Group No q nofify-
ing them OF the election for directors that
wnl be held 20 MI the places held respectively
by William II. Peck. OF Scranton and George
w. II, Gaunt. Of Muliica Hin, N. ]. M
Peek 10 a Class A director, representing bank-
ers, and Mr.. qaunt Class d, representing busi-
nees and agricultural lnterents
The term Of each expires December a next
and the polls for the election will be open from
November 10 70 30. Beth directors are candi-
dates for reelection, and 30 far no other noni-
nations have been made. The new terms Will
be full ones OF three years -"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
BIOL Paw Up Back nIxidenda

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Empire District
Electric Company a subsidiary Of the Cities
A Of ] per cent. on the preferred stock, paw
able November ! 10 stock OF record October
10. Directors state that monthly dfvldends
at this rate, Will continue 20 be paid on the
proferred stock until accumulated dlpldonds
the regular rate Of y Of / per cent. a month
will bo resumed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, -; ll-Ho1s-Re Receipts. 1900.
saaSS sht sssoScssS 81 Sls, rssss .s q
G7ssi bglk. ". 9ogs.eS ~ D'"'' '''O'
lover. Beeysa tb.ioqi ib; cows and heifeSSss''
y: 25qs.bo; Texans. te65Qs.40i calves. $3.50
vsiHaiEEP-Ressipts, 1900 Market loc. lower
Native and WeEtern t30o80; lambs. 50. 5Oqs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTrER--pemand was fairly active and
prices were well maintained. Quotations;
Western solid packed creamery, fancy Specials
By extras, 20c.i extra firsts 2Sq2Sfhc.; hrsts
ZIg2Il5c; seconds, 24q2bc thirds, 22l5a23lsc. /;
S0g3lc. do, hrsts. 27q29c.; do, seconds, 250j
26c, 1obbing sales OF fancy prints, 36d8pc
fresh eggs and prices ruled firm under
light receipts. We quote as foliows:
dozen; hrsts, se,s0a9.0o per standard case.
nearby current receipts, S. 7Od0 per case.
Western extra nrsts, &0.8OQ o. 90 per case: drsts
SS.7O40 per casei fancy selected candled eRFs
were Jobbing at 3TQS0c. per Dozen
cdEEsE;.rhere was little trading. but
steadily held. Quotations; New York, fuil
cream, fancy, new, l5kql5he; specials
do, part skims, 3ai2c. @"-'N''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
PROVISIONS

There was fair jobbing demand and
quo gu9Stet,o3si city ggso. beef IN sets. smoked
smoked. 2iS25c: CITY sef beef knSekiems m and
tenders smoked and sir-dried 2eq21c.; West,
2Ic. beef hams. S2sQ3O; pork, family, S21 500
~ hams. s. p. cured loose, 12hPl21sc.; DO.
iShGiSiaG; other Mans hams. smoked R City cuTed
as TO brand and average. l3hq141se.; hams
smoked, Western cured, I3l5di4l5c.; do
boiled homeless. 21q22c.; picnic shoulders. s.
p cured, loose. 10Aql1c.; do, smoked iih@
loose, 12gl2lSc.; breakfast bacon, as to brand
and average, city or Western cured, 15HQi9c.; I;
lard. Western, refined, tieroes 10k4101ac.; do,
Kettle rendered. in tierees 1OitgIOfSc,; lard,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
Financial Briefs

Phlladelphla Rapid transit earnings on
Saturday were about $4,000. the largest
ever made in one day.
French gold to the amount of $780, 900
arrived in New York from Cuba.
There has been placed on the regular
list of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
$4,000 additional American Telegraph
and Telephone and $40 additional Amer
ican Milling Co. stock.
Frank NJ. Hardt, cashier of the Federal
Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, has re-
turned from Chicago, where he attended
a conference of representatives of the II
Federal Reserve banks on the check coll
lection system operated by the banks
Governor Charles ]. Rhoads will go to
York, Pa, tomorrow to deliver an ad-
dress on the Federal Reserve system be-
fore the annual meeting of the York
County Bankers Association. A week
from now Mr. Rhoads will go to Min
neapolis TO attend a conference of gov
renors to be held there October 20.
The New York banks transferred SO, 900
to New Orleans.
The Federal Reserve Board. in a Iet
ter dated in September to an unnamed
Reserve Bank, expressed the opinion that
il is inadvisable that examinations of
Federal Reserve Banks be made by a
Clearing House examiner. The letter is
printed in the Federal Reserve Bulletin
for october.
The New York banks gained $500 600
from the Subtreasury on Saturday and
since Friday have gained $9,l5SOOO.
Reports to Bradstreet's from 1926 cities
show an increase of 22 per cent. In build
ing expenditures for September over last
year. September, 1914, decreased 33 per
cent from the same month of 1913.
Subscriptions to the third Austrian war
loan, opened last week. will be closed on
November Q. The price is $500, the in
terest rate 5A per cent, and the bonds
will mature In 1880.
Transactions on the New York Stock
Exchange in stocks for the week ended
Saturday. October 9, totaled 7477.569
shares, an increase of 5,752,s35 shares.
compared with 1.72i73i shares IN 1913 The
daily average for the week ended Octo-
ber Q. OF 1.24s,2s1 shares. shows an average
increase OF 5s.S06 shares over the same
period In 1913.
Payment for the stock OF the Midyale
Steel and Ordnance Company will be
made by the members OF the syndicate on
or before October H. The Guaranty Trust
Company will issue its non-transferable
receipt for such payment and as soon aa
practicable thereafter. temporary certifi-
Gates for the stock will be delivered by
the Guaranty Trust Company, OF New
York, upon the surrender OF such receipt
The New York and Philadelphia Stock
Exchanges viii be closed tomorroVV
Columbus Day The New York Cotton
Exchange will also be closed, as will the
various grain exchanges.
The New York Stock Exchange clear
ing house announces that United States
Industrial Alcohol common will be cleared
beginning with Wednesday nights sheet.
81 Louis and Southwest common ana nre-
ferred will be dropped at that time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Oct, u.-BUTTER.- Market
aTmer; receipts 4iis PaateksEaa. Extra 200
2662s15c,i Imitation creamery, 42423Xe'-
EGGS, ,-heeeiPts, ei0l cases 8l4 paokaess
hH.ra nrstsi <eeske: nryts' es4 5oc nearby
by browns 00ff80 &. - -~'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
RATES FOR MONEY
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT.-Receipts 172,877 bush. The maT-
ket advanced &c, with q good demand from
exporters and millers Quotations: Car lots
ia export elevator.--No = red, spot and Oc-
t99beT t9 gd Si;1I22h9i 141a: No Southern oo red
1.1lh; No. 8 red, $I.O9@1 III; rejected A,
81 1.O7a1.O 90; rejected b. S1.05kQ1.O715.
CpRN.-tReceipts, 2Ol2 bush. Trade was
quiet with no change In prices. Quotations:
Car lots for local trade, as to location.-West
ern No. yellow, 74@75c. Western steamer
yellow, 730T4c.; Western No. 3 yellow, 710
72c.; Delaware yellow, 71d73c.
OATS Receipts, 1872, 7JO bush. Demand was
light. Prices ruled steady on top grades, but
weak on the poorer qualities which com
prised the bulk OF the supply. Quotations;
No. white. 44q40c.: standard white, 43q44c. (;
No. white, 39q40c.; No. white, 35d3lc, !;
sample oats. 3Od35c.; purified oats, graded,
40G42c.
FLoUR.-Receipts, s55 bbls. and 1,1O5. 72O
lbs. in sacks. Mil limits were well main
tained, but there was little trading. Quota
tons per 196 lbs, in wood-Winter clear, 81. rs
a5; do, straight. $5a5.20; do. patent, S5254
5bOi Kansas, clear, Jute sacks. S4.sO4o; do,
straight, jute sacks $5q525; do, patent, jute
sacks, S5.25q5.50; spring, first clear, S4SOq
30; do, straight, S5d5.25; do, patent, So 400
5.6O; do, favorite brands, S6460O; city mills,
choice and fancy patent, S6d6.50; city mills,
regular grades-Winter clear, $4.00q5.10; do,
straight, $515Q5.4O; do. patent, S5.40a565.
RYE FLOUR sold slowly, but ruled steady.
We quote at S5q6.25 per bbl., as to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

spring spring chickens, according to quality, i5aisr :
uuCks, as TO size and quality I46I6c 1ares
sizes preferred; pigeons, old, per pair, iSa9lc:
10 Young per pair. 11Q1Sc.
DRESSER; Fowls of fine quality ruled firm
Shder Ehh1er small supplies and a fair demand
si5 SiilSkens @ were quiet and barely steady SQUADS
SOiu S Ialrly and were a shade hrmer Follow.
iIi55s are The quotations; h-kiiied-Fowis,
tai,Q ta 20 3oN dry-picked and dry-packed, fancy
1issiieeeted' 2Cc weighing 4lb45 lbs. APIECE
wsIfeSbii,r, weighing 319q4 lbs. apiece Isle;
under lbs apiece. I5@i6c. fowis icepscEeS eg5s
eflstern smsflsr ~ lbs: and over apiece, 19c; d.,
SHIIhdlsr sizes, f5q1Sc.; old roosters drv.
biiSSE5sSds, l8ke.; ehickens-Jersey fancy broisrs
Itn.,c.; other nearby fancy broilers 22d2lc;
ioSs ioSssern Sed broi,eTs Weighing 1ha2 lbs. Apiece,
ems weiabPth hbGPrthern Illinois, fancy yellow chick
d,.hhhoiS; fancy. weighing 2l5d3b lbs, iSe6iSe:
33ther western, weighing 4 lbs and over i9c
iSai1Sc ia &C. %sighing 2]aas13 lbs. lie inferior.
weigh weighing u to - lbs. per dozen. Si15SiSo:
%nnddte, weighing TO 10 lbs per dozen S3 l0i
8; $Vo wbite bTiaite vsIebIhg TIe,bgIhng lbs. per dozen
"a e . white, weighing 6g6h lbs. per dozen
$$ii9q $$ii;i19Yq4ad.s0; dark. $1.5Oq1s5; small and No
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
SHARP DROP IN BANK SURPLUS
Local Institutions Report Decrease of
$6,51s,O00 in Reserves

A drop of s6.5lsOOO in surplus reserves
was reported by the local Clearing House
banks for the week Just ended. Loans
expanded over a million, while individual
deposits fell off more than nineteen mill
lions. Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
nWIDENDs nEcLARrn

Merchants Union Trust Comnahv. r.s.,l..
quarterly per cent, payable OcIohar H ~
stock uI record OCIobar 20 -
AmfTIcau NaNWaYa Company. REGULAR aIIar-
ierIY ~ per cent lIi.l5 Der ahaIa) o. III
ferltd. PAYABLE Npf4uper Is " stock e ratdl1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
NEW YORK CURB
NEW YORK CoFFEE MARKrr

NEW Yohak. OCT. n-irreguiarity marked
today. Opening quotations showed Eains ~
I points. against pointa decline Sales ~
me amount Of 400 bags were RECORDED ~
10 the afternoon call. Prices follow: 80 W
Todays Saturda -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
REFINED SUGARS

advanced 10 points by the McCahan and Penn
sylyania Companies. Rehners' list prices:
standard grannlated. 4.95q0. .05c. extra hne
granulated, 4.0Oq5c. powdered, SOS. 1Oc,; con-
feetioners' A. 4.s0Q4.90c. soft grades. 4.O5q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings today compare with corre-
spending day last two years:
iOi5 1914 1913
Philadelphia. S24. 654, 676 Holiday 500 67S $40
Boston ,.... 20, 2s9, 450 Holiday 27,b76 SAT
New York 253, OBS, ,225 Holiday 2S5, ,905 $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
BAR SILVER

INV ToRK Oct -cenmerolal ~
ssiss. ..'h Sjls sssss sss's' q ~ ''''' Ass''aa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11

Surplus under old form October II, 1913, was
S.9l0. COO october H. 1912, so, OO1 900: October
o. 1911. 250 october 10, 1910. 50, 654, 600
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
POULTRY

IIYE.-There was a fair demand for aesir-
able stock snd the market ruled steady under
size and quality. 104l6c.; roosters, 1iGi2c. +;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11

THE AMERICAN Gas COnpANv
West Washington square.

A quarterly dividend of ~ for ~ =.
share has been declared on the capital "a 49,
q tn,e company payable Dee. loI. Ioln ~
ne aleehnoiee4 Of record AZ O'clock ~ 49, ~
Eet' ftrs tpip lheoAa VIII ~ mnIled
= y. 4oNNsnNp. "a. I,1ssnrsf.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
FRESH FRUITS

n, ,Feaehes sna % were quiet and easier Other fruits
9potn ane quality sold fairly and ruled STEADY.
- Siueedations; eds; Apples. per bbl Jonathan, fancy,
81 Sc''VVIid.OO' do fair TO good, 81. 50GI3 Crab,
$354t;S0i e. Mcintosh. $3fp3. 90; Grayensten,
&c. toI2.oOi Southwestern Greening, S2756
o ~ aWenty-ounce 50. 2.5063 2b: Blush 81 500
10 wealthy, $2.50d3; Grimes Golden 81 70
20 Molt River. $250G3: Alexander $500
g. g; summer Rambo 81 jOd3; Pippin, S25Ofl3;
~ SIuokehouse, " 5Od3; Duchess S2d2 30; 9th.
81 81 aS ays5a6eties re- $2a250 Apples in bulk 100 lbs
Siul;1O Crab apples, per BUSH, Ibc 6lSi.
Teaches West Virginia ana Pennsylyania Vi.
PET basket. so& 4oc; 'SSi do Ne% SS York TX.
E5Iperta, per basket, double extras, 35d45c.;
9aol tali TO good, 25q3Sc. Peaches, Ohio. per
' Dush' basket fancy, 10000; do. fair to
good aOg5 soc. Pears, per bbls.. seckel. $5a1O;
ddo' sheldon $S. 5OG4.50; do, Beurre dan.
' you' Saq5; oOi do, Bartlett. No. 1. -s4G4I5;
aao2;; No. ?, $2a2.50. Grapes, New York, per
I'D ~, basket Delaware, 10Q11c.; do, Niagara,
IOgllc.i do, Worden and Concord lO6lle.;
do,, do.' per 20-lb. basket, Concord 4O650c.
Perao Pemonsi per box s2gS Pineapples, per crate.
600 per Dbl, $500; do. do, per crate, sI750
~ 40, Jersey, per crate, 81. 5OG2 Plums,
southern per BUSH, 81. 25d1 30; do. Virginia.
hanson, Der 20-lb. basket, 35G45c; do, New
1ork9 per 2O-lb. basket, 35a4bc.; New York
per SID. basket, Bradshaw and Niagara, 154
~; SIi; uo,' Refine Claude, 1b920c. Cantaloupes.
S.oioTado' per nat crate, 65qs5c. do. do, per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
DUN Us
Last prev.

Total sales 3s 6Ss shares. compared with a.
81 shares last Monday.
BONDS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
VEGETABLES

following revised quotations: White potatoes.
ibennsyivania r. g per hgsh-cholce, 7Op7sc. faif
bssket-No. 4 Rose, 4O645c.; No. Other
varieties ,a5a40e.: No 2. l5a2Oc sweet
no. x l9q2Oe. onions, per lOO-Ib. bag 81, ESQ
Z cabbage, domestic. per ton S7.6Oms: celery,
York, per 2-doz, crate. siGbi,25; do. DO, per
S-doz. crate, Si.2541.75; mushrooms, per ilb,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11

Total sales .se,sooOOO compared with ss.eO7-
OOO last Monday.