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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-01
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED
GIRLS 0O LGaPw.
I'M
Telephone
OpePaGimq

We want several additional
young ladies 10 learn telephons
o. operating Applicants must be
bright and intelligent and furnish
satisfactory reference.
Applicants WHO are accepted
enter our operators school OF
once. Students are paid at the
rate of'SG per week. which Is rap.
idIy increased to 81. S. 50 and
$40 per week as fast as improve
ment i'm work is made
supervisors. monitors. teachers
rIerks, etc, are selected from the
Operators and are paid from $40 TO
W. per week
There is no profession more
Pheasant. than that Of telephone
operatiug
Girls with ability. who are am
bilious, can make rapid advance.
ment to good paying, permanent
positions
Apply in person to the In'truc,
tress. Pioneer Building Take
elevator to 5th floor
PIONEER TELEPHONE & TELE.
PHONE co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-01

FOR ~NIEA h1rguu. new. w,d,lm 'N
rHNm house arranged afur two camille.
corner lot. fine shade. flower, and gross
hr>' portion OF Tine city. owner u0w lives Do
three rooms aud gets So .U per month
g,nf tJu Phone Dog Fleetwood a I'r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-01

FOR RENT OR SALE Si>.room modern ,ol
usr 1l4 East Eleventh Phone 424i
BARGAIN from owner direct east front we
STORY. siN.rynm residence wish basement
sleeping porch and barn. llls Nurth h'u
Vrr. pNnue AgNt.I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-01

FOR sALE--l 500 duck eggs, 81 for 10;
- per 100. g. NJ. Ltson. Phone 403s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
FINANCIAL NEWS
SPECULATORS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
FLOOR HAD MANY THINGS TO STUDY
Reports of Further Submarine Attacks on Passenger
Boats Reason for Bear Selling-St. Paul Strong
on Good November Earnings
NEW YnRk nnc. 2a-

Of
which
this disturbing
leading
Of the a
market
prices
predictions
issued
demand the
of dividend
until the
public bidding
1251 there was good
I'M
in Mexican
and but
Of "a.
a
England Sterling
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
COTTON MARKET UNSETTLED:
SUPPORT FROM SPOT HOUSES
Demand Was Small-Receipts for
Day Smaller

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Cotton was un-
settled at the start today, first prices be-
ing to points lower Spot houses of.
fered fairly good support for nearly all
the months Wall street sold the near
months, while Liverpool supplied October.
After the call the pressure became
greater, and at the end of the first Is
minutes prices were off to IL points from
the first quotation.
The demand was small. Liverpool came
better than had been expected, an ad-
vance of ~ to points being reported
there.
The receipts of cotton Mt the ports for
the day are estimated at 5000 bales, COM
pared with 3,70i last week. 81, i33 bales last
year and S6,607 bales two years ago.
General business may have been re-
stricted to some extent by the de-
layed wire service and the talk around
the ring suggested rather a more bearish
average of sentiment after the advance
of the last two days. as though rejecting
somewhat easier technical position and
a reduction in the scattering short inter
est.
In the afternoon the market continued
extremely quiet. The wire service showed
no Improvement and few outside orders
or items of news sifted through. Prices
held about steady. on the basis of Il soc
for May, Arrivals of cotton at New York
today were 6315 bales, including 23S2 bales
consigned
The exports of cotton for the day ag-
gregated G9s7 bales, against 1905 bales on
this day last year Today's total in
206 bales to France. Clearances for the
season thus far have been 2,2G2 O2O bales.
compared with 2.357.7lO bales for the cor
responding neTiOd last year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-Foreign ex-
change opened quiet. Sterling, s4.73A9
4.737s for demand and A.74%dL7ik for
cables. Franc, cables, 1884, checks,
$3.50; rechmarks. 1865 and 76 11-16c lire,
cables, s6.57& checks, S6.5SA. Swiss,
cables. s5.25; checks 1925 Vienna, S19.2OD
1923; Stockholm, 2775d2LS5c. Pesetas,
1s.S56t1S9Oc guilders, 43AI439sc Rubles,
3OAG3lc. The above figures show rubles
lower, gulders a shade higher and Vienna
within two points of the extreme low rec
ord.
In the early afternoon the market for
sterling continued steady. although busi-
ness turned very light. Demand after
touching Si.73 11-16 was quoted at s4735s.
Gables held at s4.7i. Francs were unal-
tered at S5,74 for cables and $5.75 for
checks. Reichmarks were also unchanged
at 763sGt76 1l-16c.
In midafternoon the market became very
dull. Sterling held at the best 4.7S 11-16
for demand and 4.74la for cables. Francs
were easier at 564 for cables and 5.S51k for
checks. Reichsmarks We're unchanged at
765sc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
AMERICAN STOCKS
FIRM IN LONDON
AFTER HOLIDAY
Rubbers Are Strong, With
Money Market in I'm
changed Condition
PEACE RUMORs CEASE
BY FRANCIS w. HIRST
Editor Of The Economist London.
SnrrinL CnhIn 10 tLn Et,enfnn Lednef


LONDON, Dec. 29.-The reopening Of
the Stock Exchange after the holiday
finds quiet but firm markets, with Amer
leans and rubbers prominently strong.
The money market was unchanged, but
the recent increase in outstanding treas
ury notes to Ga5,OOO,OOO has attracted at
tention. Our 1O-shlllng notes, by the way,
with the Turkish inscription added, cir
culate freely at Mudros.
Cabinet difficulties occupy the news
papers. The Northciffe organs seek to
maneuver Premier Asquith into conscrip-
tion. Bloyd-GcorEe's waning popularity
with the working classes. explains his
growing prestige in fashionable circles
His meetings now have admission by
ticket, with official reports only.
When Parliament meets the policy OF
multiplying expeditions and enlargins
the army will be constantly challenged
by the growing group of level-headed
business men, who see a successful con-
ClusiOn to the war In a policy of eff
cheney and economy of effort, with
sound financial supervision, rather than
in unlimited eXtravagance. They were
pleased with the speech last week by
Walter Runcman president of the Board
of Trade, but complain that his ideas
have been ovcrruled by the military men.
l hear very good accounts of Egypt,
which is prosperous ana perfectly Sc
cure. Responsible persons laugh at Ger
threats,
Peace rumors nave ceased temporarily.
despite Christmas, but certain persons
have been to Switzerland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
PHILADELPHIA co. Stuck INCREASED. 4
EARNINGS ARE SHOWING BIG GAINS
Proft-takng Caused Reaction in Local Traction Shares
Heavy Holiday Returns Reported-Railroad
Freight Congestion Being Relieved

harbor, and has lifted entireiv -.
barge on freight for export fror, "v y, eris
delphia. The embargo remains ~. nlla.
requiring lighterage at New York hsht
or consigned to stations Of other arocr slr
than the Pennsylvania. At this 49,. .oads
handling of export grain, which n,es The
and on the rails when the ernha.ass nere
declared, has been facilitated 10 s,' was
extent that II is believed thera suyn IN an
no further serious difficulty whsr "l ne
grain arrives. more
There was less activity IN the ~.
steel shares on change today. n ',ous @
stated in well-informed circles ths, was
options secured by J. L. Replou,a ~ ,ne
Cambria Steel holdings of yerion, vi tne
ests hold good until January 15 p.nr' .er'
ing the purchase of 99 per cent - saru-
Pennsylvania Steel stock by w. II .ne
ner, tt was said that he paid q nor w, SOn'
In cash and 70 per cent. in per con, Nen,' en,
lateral notes, running from ona ~ so'-
years. AT present the companv,s ,.uI, saIee
have more men employed than a. ohs M
time since the big steel boom of 1901 NY NY
1t is estimated that this years bns,nao ano
will exceed that of 1914 by several leN ra,,,,SNs
dollars. ''''Hon
The latest steel merger story oo,,, A,
rounds is that an effort will be rns6s 1e ss
Mr. Donner to form q holding coro,.oy w
to take over the Pennsylvania steai aa!
other companies, in which he is ins.N uu
,ested, with a guaranteed dividend =.
Pennsylvania Steel stock. Wv VI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
CURB PRICES DEPRESSED
Coppers Inclined to Ease Off-Poole
Engineering Weak

NEW YORK, Dec. 29-In the market
for outside securities today further pres
sure was shown at the outset, with re-
newed weakness nearly throughout the
list, In some quarters, however, support
was shown. and when low levels were
reached good rallies followed on covering.
Poole Engineering and Machinery on
small offerings at one time showed a loss
OF six points; Atlantic Gulf and West In
dies 3, $. declined a point; Midvale Steel,
after loss OF =, recovered a good mari
Marine stocks We're heavy; common lost
a half, while the preferred single trans
action fell IA. Motor stocks were gener-
ally lower, but less active. White Motors
eased off q Chevrolet after a small loss.
recovered. Kathodion Bronze was an ex-
ception, moving up about four points.
Oil stocks were less active, with a steady
undertone.
Copper shares We're lower; First Ma
tional declined sharply IL points, later
recovering all but the fraction. Bonds
were quiet. Erie new convertible As were
introduced for the first time. Baltimore
and Ohio 5s ruled steady
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
WHEAT RALLIED
FROM THE LOW
Ocean Tonnage Situation More
Acute-Clearances at Sea-
board 100000 Bushels

CHICAGO. Dec. %. - Liquidation of
wheat continued today and the market
suffered further losses, but the market
ended above the bottom. Business was
restricted by poor wire service. For n
time after the start there was n recovery,
December selling Mt Sl233s or within &c.
of yesterdays close. and May at Sl25ia
against S124% at the end yesterday. The
high on July was $l.167s. against Sl.l6A at
the close yesterday After this selling by
commission houses caused another de-
cline. December was particularly heavy
although that position was higher Mt
Minneapolis and Winnipeg. The low on
May was St.227s and on July Sl.1i7s. Just
before the close prices rallied sharply on
covering.
The ocean tonnage situation grew more
acute. 1t was reported that no room was
available at the Gulf for either January
or February. Clearances from the sea-
board were considerably in excess of L.
600 900 bushels. AS high as SIC. Is said
to have been bid for January shipment
to Spanish and Italian ports, without
result.
The export situation was mixed ana
while there was some inquiry. the demand
was small, and in some quarters there
was a disposition to resell. The Kansas
Board of Agriculture PUT the yield in
that State at 95.7oO0OO bushels, against
IO7. 900. 900 bushels by the Government. The
great winter wheat belt is covered with
snow. The South is still reporting the
presence of aphis and the progress of
this pest will be observed with interest.
Interior receipts were liberal.
Corn, after having shown easiness, rail-
lied and December closed only isc. below
the best, and May and July at the top at
T61z177c., respectively.
futures ranged follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29

Announcement that the Philadelphia
Company stockholders had authorized an
Increase in the common stock from s69,4S3,-
400 to T1, 400 failed TO affect the
shares on the local exchange today, nut
doubtless accounted for the recent activity
in the bonds Of the company. Today the
5s sold at 1918. Local brokers have re-
ceived word that the December gross
earnings of the Pittsburgh Railways Com
panv, which is the largest subsidiary of
the Philadelphia Company, have been run
ming between $4,000 and $4,000 day ahead
of the CORES spending month year ago.
In November the Railways gross amount
ed to 81, 030 los, an increase of S79,40O, or
about S2650 daily. above that month IN
1914. The December gross last year was
s97S, 900
The local traction shares again showed
signs of profit-taking, but received sup
port from the houses that were bulling
Rapid Transit during the last few days.
1t is understood that the holiday business
of the system was very heavy. The COM
pany's passenger traffic during the pres
ent month has shown a good proporuo-
nate gain over the corresponding period
In 1914. November gross earnings were
81, 136.7i6, or an Increase of nearly s1TOOo
over November last year, The gross OF
December, 1914. was s2,O74522,
The Baldwin Locomotive Works con-
tinue to receive substantial orders for
engines from American concerns In addi-
tion to the much talked-of war muni-
tion orders. Today announcement was
made that the Cambria Steel Company
had ordered two wheeled switchers,
while the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac ordered four Pacific type loco
motives. The East Tennessee and West.
ern North Carolina Company ordered one
t0-wheeler.
The Street was relieved to hear that the
Pennsylvania Railroad has lifted the em-
barge on all freight consigned to its own
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
Birmingham Reorganization

NEW YORK, Dec, ga plan of reor-
ganizatlon for the Atlanta. Birmingham
and Atlantic Railroad Company has been
completed and copies have been made
public, The plan provides for the reor-
as the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Railway Company. organized under the
laws of Georgia. 1t has acquired through
foreclosure sales all the property of the
Georgia Terminal Company and of the
Alabama Terminal Company as well as
of Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Railroad Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
Jersey Central AppeaI Refused

The United States Circuit Court Of Appeals,
sitting here. today handed down q decision
Fcs59sing cl5 the , agpe9l q the Central Railroad
IA November 1911. IN the District Court al
TreRton of hauling coal for the Lehigh coal
anu NaNlEf .tlqn to-uuauy at less than the
regular published tarin rates.
ludse kunl1gten and his associates affirmed
the cetlsion ot the NeE Jersey District Court.
which lmnosed q ane of Ssoo.000 on the rail-
rad. the prosecution vas conducted By The
IEited Sratea Government.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
Financial Briefs

Texas and Pacific Railroad stoholders'
Protective Committee has been organized,
consisting Of the following members: Al
vim W. Krech, president of the Equitable
Trust Company; Edgar l.. Marston. Dun
levy Milbank, Winslow s. Pierce and
Henry r. Ickelheimer.
Central National Bank shares moved up
24 at auction today Philadelphia Ma
tional Bank rose 4Li and Farmers and
Mechanics IA. There was a lO4 point
drop in Kensington National Bank
special meeting of the Monongahela
River Company stockholders will be held
tomorrow 10 vote upon the proposition
TO merge the company with Pittsburgh
Coal Company, Of Pennsylvania a sub
sidiary of the Pittsburgh Coal Company,
OF New Jersey.
The Board of Representatives of the
New York Curb Market Association has
listed and admitted 10 quotation the lOO,-
600 capital shares % the Red Top Elec-
trio Company, Inc, par value s.. The
Security transfer and Registrar Com
pany is the transfer agent and registrar.
The Erie Railroad Company has noti-
fed stockholders that they will be per-
mitted to subscribe to S20 0OO0. 600 series
'C' convertible per cent. bonds to the
extent of 10 per cent. of their holdings
Outstanding convertible BIS are also
privileged TO subscribe in the same pro-
portion, their holdings being treated as
the equivalent OF stock on a conversion
basis of 90.
The New York banks gained from Sub
treasury sl,0S5,000 yesterday, but lost
since Friday Sl,ll50Oo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
AutOcar Company Pays Dividend

The AutoeaF Company has declared a
cash dividend of per cent. payable De-
cember 81. TO stock Of record December
2s This Is the first cash dividend de-
elared BY the company for several years.
The directors also voted to take 5000
OF the company's accumulated surplus and
make Il permanent capital By issuing
stock 10 that amount. In anticipation OF
such action the authorized capital was in
creased from 81. 100000 70 s2s000.0O0 last oe-
tober
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
Federal Bank Declares Dividend

RICHMOND Va, Dec. 29-The Rich
mond Federal Reserve Bank declared q
dividend of ) per cent. on its capital
stock of $3,33DOOO, which represents stocks
subscriptions paid in by the 500 member
banks in the Fifth district The amount
of the dividend is $l5l 900 and covers a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
LiyerpOOl Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Dec, 2o.-At . p m. futures
were quiet. Quotations were: January -Febr-
qary -7,5SI2d.; March April .L5ilad,i MAY
Juno, I.4alhd July-AuEuSt, I.3Tlad.: October
1O9i3d. The sales were 5000 bales. including
day at an advance of points to the basis OF
sgd. for mid upland. The sales aggrela tpl
5000 bales, Including GOOO bales American M
imports We're 10000 bales. including 1000 bales
American, The market for futures closed
quiet. net unchanged to decline Of AZ points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
RAILROAD EARNINGS
cANApIAN NoRrHERN.
Orders 1000 Ore Cars

NEW YORK. Dec 29-The Wheeling
ana Lake Erie has placed an order for
za00 ore ears. It is also expected that the
Aissaun, Kansas and Texas will place
contracts shortly for 2ooo cars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
Copper Market Strong

SEN YORK. Dee. 2a-contlniied strength
~ shoAa "a he eoF5sr metal market, With
nsarket i IA 4n execpt-onaiiE strang position.
pei enlT ln tbs eaeT IT,, but ia Europe as Wen.
Ia1H5riGz anl aas tle leading reducing in
tsfessH hos thas fhere = praefiea 81 NJ snot
fsHfE- 90 1e rag. EfHd aHa AEEEuFifH states
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
Good Demand for Steel

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-There is a good
demand for structural steel An order
for % coo tons Of material has been taken
by the United States Steel Corporation
The Identity Of the purchaser cannot be
learned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29

Total sales, S3O,062, compared with SILL
i31 yesterday; thus far this week, S2I4, ,703;
same period last week, S153,O53.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29
BONDS

Total sales, s926 shares, compared with
20,20S shares yesterdaS; thus far this week,
BS,OI3 shares; same period last week, 29,306
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-29

The New York banks gained from Sub
treasury Sl,OS5ooO Yesterday, but lost
since Friday S1,l15,0O0
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Ser qran, bcr aaiierin.

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fr~eitpiQigtn 5rib S~aB6euber, Der in Riens
itsoten beissiebt ruurbe. einen tuibaren
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feinem Regiment tns 6elb. ST brn6ts
brei Boden i'm Sdibengruben al, BIG er
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ibren geiua abgeitattet unb ibm aud ibr
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ni6t mebr 5i retten.
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aBniss6crs nnb iein G1renbaraer.

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lihtn geitraa anh berpilihien aus oitftn
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tuliide uno retiiatorifhe tarbietunetu bic
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geratbentn 8iinittern unb 9inilerinnen
su bslfeH, bat rtide Briihte estrassn. 81
benz Rommittet Der 5tridnadmittdge ges
Bort auh bic t6niglite admmeri6nserin
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