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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
WHEAT AT CHICAGO
ERRATTC TODAY, BUT
RALLIES AT CLOSE
May Winds Up at $l.441
and July at $l.26B Great
Deal of Unloading by
Longs.

CHICAGO, Jan. 23-wheat moved err
ratically today, but closed strong at best
prices. May sold as low as t423s but
ended at the highest at sl.44tt or one
cent above yesterdays last price. July
receded to s1249s, but finished at the top
at Si,26sS, or u cents higher than yester-
days final figure. There was a great deal
of unloading by local longs and little
attacking of the market by short sellers,
who thought there was n more peaceful
outlook than heretofore In Europe. Values
rallied sharply and quick, however, ms
soon as any attempt at investment was
made.
Reports were current that Hungary
had Communicated all grain. An official
French report placed the wheat crop Of
1914 Mt 800, 900 bushels, and the deficit
at 36,0O0,000 bushels. The report said that
imports for the season to December 81
were A.i00,0 900 bushels, thus assuring the
provisioning of the country.
Broomhall believes the report to be
considerably overdrawn. He says much
Of the native crop is not available. Last
year the yield was 322,OOO,OOO bushels.
The weather in Argentina was more
favorable
Severe cold weather Is extending down
into this countrys winter wheat belt but
there is a good snow covering.
A continued good export inquiry for
wheat was present today and assertions
We're made that foreign and seaboard
buyers were going to Minneapolis for
large quantities to replenish supplies and
to permit offers abroad. Cash sales were
22'COO bushels. including 10000 bushels for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
UNION TRACTION
BACK TO MINIMUM;
LOCALLIST HEAVY
Lake Superior and Rapid
Transit Reaclionary.
United States Steel Active
Feature.

No great amount of activity developed
on the Philadelphia Exchange during
the two hours 1t remained open for busi-
ness today, but the general tone was re-
dictionary. Sentiment was by no means
SO bullish as yesterday afternoon, and
Union Traction appeared in liberal sup
ply, falling back to the minimum level
of SO before the first hour was over.
Rapid Transit held relatively better, and
some traders professed to see In this
that an agreement may have been
reached between the two companies
which would prove of more benefit to
the latter than to the former. In other
words, they thought that 1t was quite
possible that Union Traction stockhold-
ers might be brought to agree to pay
ing uV the full par value on their stock.
An advertisement which appeared this
morning asking for an option on 5000
shares Of Rapid Transit at 1875 for 30
days was regarded more as a speculative
move than anything else but II Is in.
teresting to note that at any rate there
is more interest being taken In the local
fractions than for some time past.
Lake Superior weakened in sympathy
with the reaction in the general list
United States Steel was In supply around
% and fell below that figure. and Lehigh
valley, Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley
Transit preferred were all inclined tu
react Northern Central was picked up
by investors and Philadelphia Electric
held steady. The case before the Pub
ltc Service Commission over the city
lighting contracts has been adjourned
for two weeks. Meantime the commission
Will consider two propositions, one. that
an expert be detailed to inspect the maxi
ing of an inventory of the company 3
property; and the other that another
hearing begin on the objections filed to
approving the lighting contract.
In the bond market about the only fea-
ture was sale of $4,000 Keystone Tele-
phone IS at 91h, up Is from the last pre-
vious sale
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
FOREIGN TRADE FOR 1914
Tariff Changes and European War
Exerted a Marked Effect.

Influenced by tariff changes and tho
European war. the volume OF our merchandise
foreign trade In the calendar year 1914 was
less than In 1913. There was a slight decrease
In merchandise imports and considerable
decrease In exports The gross total was us
follows In the last two years; 80
Jun. 1 to Dec. ~. 1W14. 1913.
Imports ........... ST. 7Sl, ,O22, ,+2G SiIN2 lgG4S0
Exports .,......... 2,il4, ,25I,530 2ISiOlS 2e2
Total .,......,.. 81 0O3, ,27o. .063 $4,2TG,Gl4,772
In the month of December the excess OF
merchandise reached the large Total Of $751;
Si3.OTI. an increase Of $S2. HH,O2O as conf
pared with December, 1913, and &1Gi2 III az
compared with 1912 The Influences of the
European war on our export trade were marked
in the latter months Of the year.
In the calendar year. the excess Of , mer,,
with an excess OF $60l ELSIE in lDi3 and an
excess Of S5Sl ~ 03S In 1912. The decrease
in the excess Of merchandise exports In lbi4
compared with 1913 SltN. l>LN1N, There
was an ot eXN0r of silver In IVY
Of S25. Rii 2al. the excess Of merchandise ana
silver being $3.50 S79.3Gi. In addition TO thls
we exported an excess Of SlR5 22Nll5 gold,
making the total excess OF exports for the
year on the three items S5lG. lni, no. The re-
suits for two years were as follows
Ian ! to Dec n lO14 1913.
Excess .ndse. exports S97l. .'AH - S"li '"l W
Excess silver cNports % GA .oi1 ?Gp0S. SIT
Excess gold EXPORTS. 1B1,2?s,l15 @So0l rs
Total cxcess exports S5iG, 1O7, T7n sTtG.424, +o2
The decrease in the excess Of exports on
these visible tcms in 10i4 as compared with
10la was S2}0.3iG.G2a.
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gOCKS AGAIN SOLD
By EUROPE TODAY;
READING STRONG
Liquidation Most
Pronounced in Union Pa
eihc, Erie and Copper
Shares.

..-,u Work.. Jan. 23.-The stock mar
~. again subjected to considerable
~ rs from Europe today, with for
hnuses the chief sellers OF both
srd bonds. This selling was most
q.u,,nced in Union Pacific, Erie and
ranner shares and in some low
N stocks, including Kansas and
THE extent of the selling was in
l.soa Nv the fact that buying of for
sxohange against these sales more
s.n offset the large exports OF cotton,
W, " sansed further strength in sterling
ssnee, demand selling at 4.&A and
pkiss At 4,s4%. Before the foreign sup
81 ~ securities attained its present
,siame demand sterling ranged around
~ +. ..o eu.. ,,uu A.
..,tst strengthened before the close,
.a issues going above the final yes
Law In addition to the foreign selling
s.,s vas talk of possible international
u..s,nltratIons following the sailing of the
earia and this also drove prices down In
~ ssrly trading. The total sales for
NJ dee were: stocks, 133300 shares;
ssnds, $I,sO4000.
nntaide of this foreign selling about
u only other supply came from the
.s.n traders, who were energetic in
ssdeavoring to force further reaction,
IN the strength of the speculative posi-
~. nroved too much for them to over
formulation of Reading continued, al
.soueh no information could be obtained
i a the basis of the persistent buying.
~ stock rose ~ to 1885 closing at 1924.
. Il was the only notable feature in the
,sock dealings New York Central was
M IN constant demand, both on recess
lons and advances, and the closing was
UP at ~.
Bathlehem Steel sank to 4Sh. down A
hoo the final yesterday and the lowest
4 has sold in many days. The closing
rhce was 4S&.
Thk movement in Missouri Pacific was
sfectually checked by the advance in
Ae per cent. notes, which were in de-
nand They were favorte at 81, indicat-
M that payment of the full issue of
100000 will be insisted on at maturity
a June l.
There was a continuance of the ac-
uylty in St. Paul convertible IS when
.lsued, 100000 of them changing hands
On single transaction at 1929. This
rice prevailed throughout the morning.
IAIs was the most active feature in the
tond market. The total sales of this
asue were s329,5O0,
The statement OF the members of the
Clearing House Association for the week
slowed another increase in the surplus
reserve, the figure in the actual statement
being S7051, 1850, while in the average it
vas Ss,643,300. Actual loans also ad-
yanced tl4 sos 600. and net demand de-
posits were s3S775OOO larger, while net
lime deposits in the actual statement
we're $4,000 smaller.
Both the wheat and cotton markets
we're Irregular in the days trading. Cot
ton opened above the final yesterday,
but defined before the close.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23

100 Anglo American OIL, Is is is
5 Atlantic Refining. $50 so $50
40 buckeye Pipe Line. Us III lis
20 Continental oil. .,.....2l2 230 232
National Transit. ..,. 3TH 37h 3fh |
30 Prairie o and G....4I5 il9 4I5
30 do OK rta. ....s-.-.,, 25o 80 80
50 Prairie Pipe Line " LII lI0 l7O
rs South Penn oil. ...t. ,Nm no pa
IL Stan OIL OF CalifOrnia.B0s 305a 500
$50 do Of Indiana. 40 4ml 465
so do of Nov York. 200 1904 1914 |
20 Vacuum Oll......... zoo 200 200
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.--Ofrerings moderate but
important change Quotations: Westcrn fresh.
s3d-p9sssked ssS creamery, fancy specials, s4ei
onds. 2T02Sc: ladle-paeked 21623c., as TO
luality; nearby prints: fancy, a5s, do, aver
HrC extra, 34c; do hrsts, 8l632c. do, Sec
onds, 2Sn zoe. Special brands OF prints iobbing
at lUUI2c.
EGGS.-The market was quiet and un-
changed. Quotations. in free cases Nearby
eNtr3s, asc. per doz;; nearby, hrste. s1c0J per
standard case; nearby current receipts S1035
per case; Western, extra nrsts, $i06S per case:
90. htstS TlJ,SS per case; Southern, so 00n
1920 per case. Fancy selected candled fresh
eggs were ,obbed out at 4o6t42c. per doz.
CHEESE. - The market firm under light
oHctings, but trade quiet Quotations.: New
York. lul cream, earlier receipts, choice, 10c.:
90. DO, current make, choice, 15c; do do,
iair to good liSs91iAc; do, part skins,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
TO RECEIVE $1.4oo.ooO
Philadelphia Banks Share in Dissolu-
tion Of ofeao-Gold Fund.

From the dissolution OF the Foreign Ex
change Gold Fund of 100000, 900, the
banks OF this city that subscribed an ag-
gregate OF S, 600, 600 to the fund now Will
have returned to them 81 100000 of the
first % per cent tnstalment paid, amount
ing TO 100000. Previous refunds amount
ing to $500 600 have been made
II is expected that the sls5, ,ooo 900 cotton
loan fund Will be dissolved after Feb
ruary l. ana then the local banks viii be
relieved Of paying @.l700o0 which they
had subscribed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23

LONDON MARKET IRREGULAR
Business in American Group Smaller;
Realizing in Canadian Pacific.

LONDON, Jan. 2s,-Confidence in Sc
curlties showed no indications Of di-
minishing today, the tone on the stock
Exchange being steady The actual daily
turnover has been smaller since the
middle of the week, Notwithstanding the
activity in American shares, but genuine
transactions are more numerous, owing
to greater activity on the part of in
vestors, following the Treasury's re-
strlctions on new lotatlons OF capital
Business in the American group today
was smaller and the tone was irregular
because Of the easier close at New York
yesterday There was moderate realiz-
ing in Cnnndinn pncinc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
LITTLE DEMAND FOR COTTON
Prices Reacted 8 to IA Points at the
Close.

NEW YORK, Jan, ga strong Liverpool
hafkeb attributed to trade calling and better
lahehtsier buslncrs combined with the assur-
.ass,at ~ that Great Britain had no intention OF
s-.lng cotton on the contraband list failed
ahect sentiment favorably toward cotton
she local market, although trade reports
noM hall River were more encouraging than
ny have been In many months.
iTiefs on the call here were o to 10 points
hisheT, and the market reacted In the
~ ~ minutes until May and October. the
- months In which there was real activity
E5e only TO points above last night S
az There was very little demand, and a
sahper Of overnight selling orders appeared
e decline being assisted by pressure from
~ street. and Southern sources,
re ginning report, showing 1000 bales
s7Fans report, was distinctly bearlsh. the
laqs ginnings heing the largest on record
- more than twice those Of last year
: se e market closed AT the lowest OF the day
3 e "a points from Fridays final figures.
HAgtprdassa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
AMERICAN PIPE REPORT
Profits for Year Fell $1oe, ,5e2.
Lack of Cash a Factor.

In his annual report Joseph 5. Keen. Jr..
president Of the American Pipe and Construe-
ton ,Gompapyi explained that the passing OF Of
altogether a question of decreased earnings,
but principally the lack Of cash. due to the
inability 10 market securities taken In eN-
change for work, The percentage Of net earn
=. Your company" he said, after qaylnss
July / 1919, amounting 70 Sl50;n00 reduced
csrtihSaies. series "A SsS 900: Collateral trust
certificates, Series b. $4,000; bills payable,
ST0.O0O accounts payable, SS0.054. Total,
S25O5lA In addition TO the above the AMER
lean Pine and Construction Securities CONF
cent collateral trust bonds"
FOLLOWING is comparison OF the pToht and
loss accounts for the two last years:
1911. Decrease,
Total earnings ......... $47S, T60 43. 300
Adjustment Of securities. ~ ~ 20 lsS
Total expenses ,-,....... ~ SOL -td,t9z
The The net earnings in iall and Tor the previous
two years ~, were IS i9lloWs ll4 $2of'so'i
Ks compared with $4,000 dividends paid
in 1914 $3.50. 600 was pald in 1918 and Si00'000
in each year previous
sIncrease
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 23-rhe coffee market
opened weak, with prices TO points below
last nights Closlngs. Sales. 2OOO bags
Opening futures March, 6,43c. bid; April,
G.50c. bid May, G.GIuG GJc; June oftereI,
G.GOc; July, T5047. 5Gc. September 1850
T.T2c.; October, 7.70c. bid
Closing futures January, 6.27@6. 2Sc. Feb
ruary, G394U .3Jc,, March, G.I2HG, ,43c.; April.
G.5ldG SIC, May, G.GiaG.G2c.; June 6.5Ulp
662c.; July, 1.51@7.lI d; August 1891. SOC;
September T.OBQ7 GTc.; October, T.T2WT73c.;
November. 7.7s9rI, 7nc, December 7.S4a7,soc
Total sales. -. $50 bags
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
VEGETABLES

bareiy stead Quotations. White potatoes, per
bush, - Penna, 63Ud5c. New York. a. TO
quality, 45a62c.; white potatoes Jersey,
per basket 30@35e. sweet potatoes, Delaware,
per hamper, large, S191.25i medium, 5OqBoe. !
sWcet potatoes, Eastern Shore, per barrel, No.
/, S2l2.7 70. No. z, 81 ,5Osl1.75 sweets, Jersey,
FER barrel. No. l, 50, 25a3.5oi No, 2, s2Q2. SOL
Choice per bushei, Soc. DO, ordinary, per
bushel, 7Oa75c.; do. choice, per 10o-pound bag,
81 2S; do. seconds per fO0-pound bag. 81;
cabbage Danish, per ton. si2ai5, eaultnoysr,
foIk. Der barrel 81 5Oa2 25 kale, Norfolk per
barrel T50OOc.; lettuce. Florida, per basket
peas. Florida, per basket. 81, 5Oas.6oi esgplant
Florida per box 59SG H. egsumbber1 ,a-lss gles
per' basket 81 60a2; peppers Florida, per car.
Her. S242. so; tomatoes FLORIDA. per earEisF
per crate, Sl.2591.50 do New YORK, per
bunch 35q50c.i mushrooms. per alb, basket.
st6gI 40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
" TARIFFs FILED By FEB. as
I've Per Cent. Rates Will Be in
Effect by That Time.

esh s..,ii iiNGToN Jan. 23.-New tariffs. cover
Nv .tslons Of rates authorized under the 3
- 9eelsion OF the Interstate Comnerce
ss,saasso9ni are daily being received al the
.azssasss..39ns office from roads ia ofieiai
"A ION territory. BY February 23 IL
sssfs9ined today. all tariffs viii be hled
- ~ commission and the general 5 per
- increase In this territory win be in
- 2s4ss 4ore q ibs increases in rates between
- been filed with the commissi9n ia M
- lhey VIII be put Into effecf Jannarv o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
..E Rseelyer for Heating oomnanu

Nssss t1hk, Jan. 23.-A reauest for re-
zIzfzs tet ~ the local assets oR ne TInftsd
szli5al to- ana Heatipg Company, = Maine
#al55l me Federal District Court me
81 a6sd capital stock OF the company Is
= ~ 2ile9ea that the company owss him
sEll II. i55zAl ssrfiees before The raeaiVershfn
- lsaf y ne Central Trust Company IA
=zzsHsz ~ me Company also haa claims
#azsissf 4femeter4 and directors FOR various
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Jan, 3.--HoGs,-ReceIpts H.
coo; market tOG2Oc. hiEner miXed ana butch
ers. 49, d5I7 10; good heavy, SO. sOUT1O rough
heavy, SG.55qT.l5; pigs, S5.BOq6.NO bulk, $3.50
QEO5.
CATTIIE,-- Receipts 100; market steady;
heeyes, SGSi9.25 cows and heiters: $3.5OHS.25:
stockeTs and feeders, Sj.SO4B,fV; Texans, SOp
no; calves, SSUlO25.
SHEEP. -Roceipts, 5000; mark ct steady ma
tive and Western, ~. JOUd35 lambs S5.IJP
S.25
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
BANK BUSINESS FELL 15q
Weeks Clearings Show New York
Suffered Most.

There was a drop OF 10 per cent. in the
volume Of bank clearings throughout the
United States last week. New York suffered
the most, with II decrease OF 23.3 per cent.
philadelphia business was reduced by l2.2
per cent The total for all the clearing houses
for the week ending January 20 was S3,13s,-
esl. SIS, against $3,173,ooo.7sG last week and
SO G0l 22O, $50 for the corresponding week last
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
lEn Atlis s.tsEs %uV @ui
MINING STOCKS.
Copper STRONGER AND HIGHER

NEW YORK Jan, 28.-IneFeased strength
developed in The COPPER metal market today,
adyanee of Ae a pound over Fridays quota
ton. Some OF the leading produeins and sell
Ing companies are now quoting i4MuIAAc. II
b said 4 heayy inquiry ls In the Market both
from foreign and domestic sources.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Increase in Reserves Deposits Over
Thirty-eight Millions Larger.

An increase of s7,O51,7SO in actual re-
serves was reported for the week just
ended by the New York Clearing House
banks. Actual deposits rose S37 10000
while actual loans We're sl4S05,0OO above
the preceding week.
Total loans were 81, 200, $1,000. with total
excess reserve of sl3S, ,292. .l1O. Details fol-
low:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
Pc your Postponeg Note Igaue

ABus. o.. Jan. 2s-The state Utilities
lzIlse - has suspended until further appll-
s "a a tnf company the authority grantsd
a g issue equipment trust cerffdeafes n
t.fshs-a q 600 and notes for $a32 500 to
szasf ~ Equipment under the compauys 4
IsasIea lgif The company asked thia suz-
asfEss .ssfspse 1t can hnd no adYantageous
est At this time
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-BUTrER, Market
firm; receipts 51iU pkgs.; creamery, extra,
32T32JeC.; higher scoring. 33a33Ac.; State,
dairy 3i6t92c; imitation creamery, 2li4d2j1ac,
EGGS.-Markct firm; receipts, i2GS cases;
fresh, extra hrsts, 3TI5IISc; fresh, firsts. 36
637c.: nearby, whites, 4ldi2c. nearby. mixed,
3793Sc refrigerator, hrsts. 27gs42SEC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
MORE COTTON GlNNED
government Report Shows Increase
of Over Million Bales.

WASHINGTON, Jan. pa report today is
NED BY the Census Bureau shows l4,0O7, Dl2
talts counting round as half bales, ginned
fon the growth Of 1914 to January 10. 1915
compared with ~, $50 O3G for 1914 and 130ss,
so ior 1913 Round hales included this year
ne Dl42, compared with 30, S07 for 1914 and
Il go for 1913 Sea Island included 10 tS4 for
i1ls 76,2TT for 1914 and 7O,TJs for 1913.
Returns by States follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, jan 2s.-The foreign exchange
market was hrmer all around at the opening
today Demand sterling was quoted 4.szAi Go
days T. S2l4 90 days, ASH. and cables, S.si9ti
francs, cables. 5tsAi demand 5.isA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23

GOVERNMENT BONDS
nrvfpENDs DECLARED

Rsneor railway and Electric Company y OF
1 nsr cent on common, lasahie Fspfa@fs 10
eatsh of record January ~
standard OIL q Inalana. rekglaf quarterly
rseord Fsbraary !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
snEnr ooPPER ApVANonp

BOSTON. Jan zi.-Fur the second tins Ia
= s4eeE shea4 copper prizes h1sa been advanced
e eeul s nound ta s new has af 1a-and ~
zznsz respectively. fcE sheets and Fplis Brass
Hna WIHa pEIHH4 H4fH ats4 Hf4taa ~ 70 aaen
nas4 HIIH eeHHzH Ha2Hls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
BANK oLEARINas

Hank eleaFlnas tudaS compared with eoFre-
sn3aaiHa day last I've years
phIaasgphla So - teeeI4Ilz = Ys aaI
Boston = t4Ii z ~ 80
ksa Kosk .s17 ~ ts1 81 esaa szIsls.sss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
NEW YORK CURE

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-The curb market
closed Irregular after a day OF variations in
which there were fsw features United Clsar
reached sales of 1000 shares each, very
good showing for the half day Rainy weather
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
HEAvY COTTON EXPORTS

= - szpoIts Of cotton last week were Pcs 6l3
pared with li3. 2O3 bales In the CORE
ssaahs n week Of last year an increase OF
- na Dales, These shipments are large and
80 normal and the value Of the shipments
= pe estimated at over $t2. coo 600,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
- ana reserve Board Confer

4seA. Isn. 2-Hhs eoszfnozz of
#zzH5fa haHAs, Hha afs Ia4sIiae In
ssz asIa Iaint session with
#e#ae Eaard 4aaIIsla 80 fha
aaE. aIseeaal fzIss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
REFINED SUGARS

The market outlet and without important
change. Rcfners' list priceei standard gram
ulated 5c. fine Eranulated. 4059.; powdered,
4. 1904. TUc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23

v5 snaK ian 3 a=Ia Laadon haT silver
- fIsI fiaHsf ak e l1zfaA Per eenss.
81 sz a5sasfeial "a quotes e asAe.
a. anae4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23

ST LOUIS Ha.. jan sl=NdNafd = Hrzaf.
Eseelxsr q khe Weeash aailEeaa sgmpzns.
United s4aIe4 Iadzs AaHnH = 4szaa q
EzeziseTa nossz aiH eqassllaEs Sc eailaEszal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23

fT60 IWe4kTV EFaI0mH UE OF TesHIlTles a0U ia
biiitles of each OF the l2 Federal reserve hanks
al the close of business January = follogs.
Phiiadelphia. S25. 10T 600, Cleveland $40. 7s2
001. Rlehmond al2 40, COO; Atlanta. ~ e96 0f0 /;
fshIeaao St2 nS8 0o0 81 Louis. Sia023. .OoUi
kiinnea polls, Sfa 227 COO Kansas city, Sl1, 49,
COO. Dallas. S. s5d, GO; San Francisco, St9,-
a-1 COO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
FRESH FRUITS

Trade generally quiet and the market
Applies. New York. per Dbl, --Greening SEA
2;75: King, .$2g2; 55; York Imperial, ss92 80 !
Sl.I5a2,5o: other good eating varieties sl.Ta9
250; medium, $l0i.5o. Apples. Western; per
sylvanla, per hamper, 5oae0c; lemons, per box.
fanscTines Florida. per f'' strap. $2fs5; grape.
fruit, Florida, per box, Si42; ,pineapplos, per
stag, cranberries, fancy late Varieties, per bbl.
81, JOd4, 70 do, Cape Cod, Early Black, per
bbl., seas; do. do do, per crate. T5c-usl 5oi
do Now Jersey, per crate 75c c9st.25i pears.
New York, Kiefter. per bbl.. Sl42; strawber-
rios Elnrlhn nor Alnnlc.