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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-14
Democracy's Three P's.

Although Mr.. Baker declined to-
night to disclose the presidents plat
form views, these outstanding facts
were learned following his arrival:
The platform will dwell principally
on "peace, preparedness for peace and
prosperity"
Despite agitation by some demo-
cratic leaders, President Wilson dis
approved of the insertion of a plank
criticising nomination of supreme
court Justice for president, or favor
ing constitutional amendment pro-
hibiting justices from seeking other
public federal offices.
Progrcssives TO BE Attracted.
The president desires adoption of
platform so progressive that 1t will
appeal to and attract members of the
progressive party but without an open,
direct invitation to the progressives to-
swing their strength to the demo-
cratic ticket.
Woman suffrage workers will be
recognized but the platform probably
will suggest that they exhaust their
efforts for the ballot in the respective
states. the primary authority for po
litcal qualifications
To Dwell on Record.
The principal planks, it was au-
stated. will deal with the
trials and achieve
ments in handling international and
Mexican affairs, its rapid and delib-
crate steps toward preparedness for
peace" and the administration rec |
ord Of economic and industrial legis- |
lation contributing to general pros
perity
With the presidents platform draft /
Secretary Baker also brought infor- |
nation regarding the aggressive cam |
paign planned in behalf Of Mr.. VIII
son. Spellbinding will be its princi-
pal feature, the country to be covered |
by prominent democratic orators. Vice /
President Marshall Secretary Baker, /
Secretary Lane and Senator James Of
Kentucky. scheduled to be permanent
chairman, and Represent
alive Cland Kitchn of North Carolina,
leader of the house. will
be the orators most relied upon.
other prominent campaigners. it is
expected, will be Senators Lewis. Hol-
lis, Reed and owen, with an array Of
1thers from both senate and house.
Who VIII BE Manager?
The president has not decided on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
PRICE MOVEMENTS
MIXED ON THE CURB
Magma Copper and Butte Cop
per and Zinc Hit New High
Prices-Oils Strong

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Price movements
on the Broad street Curb were mixed, IN
Guiding the making OF new high records IN
sorne stocks at the same time that sharp
declines occurred in others Each group
seemed 20 work on n different incentive.
and where there was no special reason ior
vigorous buying there was little' IL any oe-
mand at concessions.
A feature of the trading was the deal-
ing in New York Central new stock when
issued al 10eM and 1O7 Magma Copper
advanced from 54 to the new high record
of 56% and Butte Copper ana Zinc SOU
at the new high record of FL.
All the Standard oil issues were strong
with Standard oil of New Jersey advanc-
ing s5 points to $50 and 1850 was bid Tor
the Standard oil subsidiaries en- bloc, maxi
ing the value of the old Standard OIL stock
2125.
wyoming OIL one of the newcomers on
the curb, sold at "a and 2s. Southern OIL
and Transport was in demand at Sh and
So Vacuum OIL sold at lis and i 3-l6
Motor stocks were generally weak with
Chevrolet dropping from III TO l72. Chal-
mers. when issued, which is being offered
at subscription at 35, sold at 33ls.
Mldvale Steel was again quiet, ranging
from 69% to 69A Charcoal Iron showed
a firm tone, with sales at ~ and Sk.
American Writing Paper ranged from S7s
to 9k Submarine dropped from Al to AZ
and National Motor sold off from Ala tC
40ik.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.--Late on Saturday
rubles were offered down to 29.20, or within
20 points of the extreme low record. In the
early dealings today they we're quoted at
recovery to 1850 for cables and 1850 for
checks. The other market was not changed
from Saturdays final figures.
Quotations: Demand sterling AIS l1-16,
cables 4.76 7-l6, 60-day bills 4.71&, 90-day
bills 4.69h franc cables 5.83h, checks
5.s4%; reichsmark cables So 1915. checks
6s% lire cables 6.65. checks 6.66; Swiss
cables 5.22. checks 5,23; Vienna cables
11.ss, checks 1857; kroner scandinavian
cables 2S.4O, checks 1880; pesetas cables
2O.42, checks 20.S5; F; guilder cables 4OA plus
Lie, checks 40h, less lie: ruble cables
29.60h, checks $3.50. Business in foreign
exchange was as dull as heretofore.
In early afternoon the market continued
dull, with a fairly steady tone. Rubles
held at the opening recovery. Influenced by
report of operations impending to strengthen
Russian credits. The extreme low record
for rubles was a shade under 29.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK Nov 1s.-The market for
coffee futures opened steady this morning
and 2 10 3 points lower. Trading on the
cali was quiet, sales amounting to 1000
bags.
Trading after the start continued quiet,
with little trade selling. thought 10 be
against purchases OF coffee in Brazil. The
outside Interests, which bought heavily at
the close of last week, were not In the
market today. but II was thought this
clique would become active buyers on any
considerable decline.
The local spot market was duh and un-
changed, with Rio No. quoted at 9&c
and Santos No 4 at 1850.
The receipts OF Rio and Santos during
the week totaled $4,000 bags. being l29,-
900 bags more than the previous week and
81, 900 bags less than the same time a year
ago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13

II was a fairly active day on the fn,ls. ,,so
delphIa stock Exchange today. WINE Wv a.
we're quite n number of Issues traaeu in
M,rtng the session the bulk OF the Trans trans
actions was in a few issues. with Phllauel. ,,l.
mia Rapid Transit trust certihcates tn.
big outstanding feature This issue solu ~
a new high mark on the opening transaod ssed
uon. 2sh, and In the afternoon reacnsu
sTM which is only fraction below the
high price OF 1913. Upward OF EVVVV
shares changed hands during the day. 49,.
THE movements In Transit were varinole
throughout the day. This suggested tnat
there was considerable proft-taking AT tne
best figure. There appeared always 10 pe
a good underlying demand, however, anu @
when the price went on trihe from the @
hest recovery was soon In order AZ inc
best price II was up 1 y from the close oil
Saturday =.
Nothing new was heard in the street tc
account for the strength. IL was agar
suggested that the movement was paseo
on the belief that favorable contract VIII
the city will soon be signed. Much con
alteration was given TO the belef eH
pressed in some quarters that another diNi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

.wHEAT-Receipts, 0as75 bush. The market
advanced lc under higher outside adviccs and a
good demand Quotations: Car lots. IN export
ss9uthern red 81, so a 80; steamer No req
N.sO0l.s3; rejected Il. t.7691.79.
coRN---Receipts. sos bush Supplies were
small and prices were &C higher. Quota tions
Car lots for local trade. as To- location-old
yellow, ~; do. Nc; yellow. sllo@
l.lJ; do, No yellow. N.l2m1.l3.
OATS-Receipts. 1880 bush The market
y higher under stronger western advices.
light offerings and fair demand Quotations,
No. 2 white 02h a 03c; standard white. 62g
62h c; No. white. Gl q6lh c: No. white. b9h
q G6Oh C; sample oats, 50t G57hc.
FLOUR-Recelpts. SG5 bbs. and l.l14,4S2
lbs. In sacks. Mil limits were well sustained
but there was little trading. Quotations per
1896 lbs. In wood-Winter, clear, SSWS.25: do
straight. .s.6O9s s.. 65; do, patent, IS. 90
straight. cotton sacks, s9.lo @9.a0; do, patent,
ss.G5 @o.ii5i do patent. ;95o@io; do; favoritG
fancy patent $40. 25 91O.T6; city mills, regular
ssa5dHes TiintSsr. a.. clear a. DO straight
RYE FLOUR was quiet but firm under smal
supplies. We quote at s7.9OQs.5O per bbl.. a;
to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
ANOTHER NEW TOP MARK MADE
BY RAPID TRANSIT CERTIFICATES
Sell at 27s in Afternoon-Another Dividend of Two Per
Cent Expected in Spring superior
Declines

dend Of 2 per cent viii be declared a, a.
spring. which will place the stock !.
4 per cent per annum basis
Action Of this kind. II was po,n,sa
would probably be taken In March ~
pie who have been. watching the cor,r...,-
affairs seemed 10 think that thar -
some basis for this belief, especlaIv II
view Of the known large earnings AZ ~.
present time.
When Lake Superior stock carne an, :.
26h II occasioned quite a little corr,....
IN the street. because of the fact ira, ~.
FIRST sale was at the same price az tr.n-.
trust certificates. II is not 30 many v..-.
ago that the two stocks sold at the a..
price before. but then II was around ! y.
n share. Superior was the NEXT r,o..
active In the days session. but ia ma.
was generally below the final Of sa,u-'
day, at one time being down 1h.
Late In the day ten shares OF Camhr,.
Steel came out at 1876, loss OF s polnts :.
compared with the last previous sale. crsr,r
Shipbuilding rose fraction. while F1ecfr,.
Storage Battery and a few others exhlhIt.,
small losses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
Financial Briefs

The directors OF the Provident Life ana
Trust Company today elected George n
Frazier n member OF the board 10 serv.
for the unexpired term of T. wistar Brown
deceased.
There has been placed on the regular
list of the Philadelphia Stock Exchanrs
s224,2O0 additional American Teleernnh
and Telephone stock and sac, 900 additionsi
Wilmington Gas Company 6 per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock.
Gross earnings OF the Interborough Rama
Transit, exclusive of strike expenses durins
September, were s3,007,1 ,107, an increase a
S427929 over September, 1915. Net after
taxes, increased s211.e57 to s1,557,I3o. For
three months the net gained S3s2,lst n
S4,107,742.
The New York Subtreasury lost tii3oos
to the banks on Saturday. reducing the cash
net gain since Friday to s747,0oo.
The listing committee Of the New Yorh
Curb Market Association has ruled that On
and after November Is the OUTSTANDING
convertible income bonds of the Consolidated
Arizona Smelling Company shall sell ex.
interest of per cent except for cash
The National Bank OF Commerce Of New
York will ship 800. 900 In double eagles 10
| on Friday.
A charter has been granted at Ottava
| Canada, to the Brompton Pulp and Paper
| Company, Limited. with a capital Of
| S9,000.00O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13

NEW YORK. Nov IA bulllsh cotton
crop estimate by the Memphis Commercial
Appeal caused an urgent demand for cot
ton at the opening this morning. and forced
prices up IS TO "a points on the call. The
tone was strong.
There was some hedge selling of Decem-
Der, but In the other options the supply
was small and scattered at best, commits
sion houses taking profits. The principal
buying was covering of shorts by last
weeks sellers, but room traders New
Orleans uptown interests and Liverpool
plso purchased. one or two Important
operators took profits.
t7.After the call the demand continued large
and forced prices up TO points further
by the end of the hrst ten minutes or trad
ing There was no increase In the supply
as the advances occurred.
Liverpool cables we're favorable prices
showing advances Of y TO points at the
time of the opening here. They were due
10 10 IL points lower.
Realizing was heavy enough to cause re-
actions OF or 10 points from the opening
ADVANCE and there also seemed TO be pres
sure from reactionists Offerings were
readily absorbed. however, and the market
developed renewed strength and activity
during the middle of the morning. with
prices making new high ground for the
movement
May contracts sold back TO virtually the
20-cent level. with active months generally
working some 80 to sb points up.
Spot houses were buyers OF January and
March, while sellers of last week appeared
70 be covering. and old bulls were brought
back into the market by the relteration of
small crop figures.
Slight reactions were followed by re-
newed strength toward midday. with ac-
tive months selling 32 to 81 points net
higher on continued buying by important
houses. renewed covering and broaden
ing outside demand. A great many long
contracts had been taken out Of the market
during the earlier trading and while Of
ferings Increased around zoe for May. they
were well taken. with the tone firmer.
While the trading was fairly active on
the rise TO above the l0c level for May and
July, the volume Of business I'm sharp
contrast TO the huge interchanges the
bulge TO 20c established In mld-October,
suggesting that the trade was becoming ac-
customed 10 the present level OF prices
Quotations were some 81 bale above
the low points reached on the break at the
close OF October
Realizing sales were considerable on
n scare-up In the afternoon. but the market
displayed n generally steady tone. with
the net change at ? o'clock representing
an advance OF aboutf3O points. Peace talk
probably caused some OF the demand.
The exports OF cotton for the day aggre-
gated $1,000 bales including l6,bOB bales
10 Great Britain, 1907 bales to France and
t597 bales 20 other points on the Con-
tinent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
BIG JUMP IN DEPOSITS
Loans and Surplus of Local Institu.
tions Also Gain

BY far the most interesting feature In the
statement OF condition or the members of
the Philadelphia Clearing House Associa-
tlon for the last week was an increase in
Individual deposits n S11.933, ,OOO which
brings that item up ~ s477,6s1. .OOO the
highest point in several months. This
largo increase was made in the face OF only
an Increase Of s1.739.OOo in loans. This is
the ninth consecutive week that loans have
Increased.
Despite the heavy increase in loans there
was a substantial gain in surplus. the In.
crease being $5,241, 900. making the total
surplus on hand 31,3sS,O This is the
highest since the week of October 16.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
FINANCIAL NEWS
WALL STREET USES INTERNATIONAL
SITUATION TO DEPRESS STOCK PRICES
dispatches From Washington Procaming Presidents In
tention to Arrange Peace Conference Induces Liqu
dation- Everything on List Shares in Down Turn
NEW YORK. Nov. ls.

prevailing the election
in the international
with attention
Consolidated
bought and making OF
points of fthemes a
and West
neures OF record
10
ii
timeh
Of h United
up toab n forenoon
friction between
his countr Al
This became heavily short the market in the
through the
liquidation but successful until
Presidents intention
conference The belief ut created
president othe
selling the late
sustained in the arorder tocks
etradng In the Of
ad
In the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
Copper Range Extra Dividend

BOSTON. Nov 13.-The directors Of Cog
per Range Company have declared a regular
quarterly dividend of $3.50 and 81 extra
and a special dividend of 81. Two previous
dividends were $3.50 and 81 extra. Nine
months ago S1.50 was declared The div
idends are payable December Is to stock
of record November 25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
SPOT Wheat Steady in Liverpool

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 13.-Spot wheat was
steady and unchanged today. with, No. 1
Northern Duluth quoted at los Cd !: No. 2
hard winter. los I'D: No western win
ter, 15s Sd; No. l Northern Manitoba, lbs
I'D; No. Northern Manitoba. los Sd
and No. Northern Manitoba, los Cd.
Corn was steady at an advance of Id with
American mixed'and Plate quoted at l2s I'd
Flour was unchanged at SOS Cd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm with a fair Job
bling demand. Following the quotations:
City beef. In sets. smoked and air-drled. SAC;
western beef In sets, smoked 34c; city beef.
knuckles and tenders, smoked and air dried. 85c:
western beef, knuckes and tenders. smoked, 35e;
beef hams. y2S n 80; pork, family. 500 50W31;
hams. s. z. cured loose, 10 a 1917 c; do, skinned,
loose. 20@2Ohc; do, do, smoked. q 42lh ci
average, 1917 c; hams, smoked. western cured.
20h c; do boiled, boneiess 34c; picnic shoulders.
s. 7. cured, loose, lac: do smoked, l5c: bellies.
IN pickle according to average, loose, l7h c;
breakfast bacon, to brand and average. city
cured. 22hc: breakfast bacon, western cured.
22h c; lard, western, refined, tcs,, lSc: do. do,
tcs SC: lard. pure city. kettle rendered In tubs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
aoLpFIELD STOCKS
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Nov. i3.-BUTTER-Reeeipts
I042 tubs. Prices higher on nearby All Erades'
Feeling very nrms Extra creamery. s7% q 3sc:
shlfhsr h1lfr scoring Ssn gSsei State dairy. $40
Eoos-Reeeipts. 7747 cases. Steady, nrm
adorable spsG1latye d .J buying Extras. 4sa 45ci
40 @ b0e; mixed colors. 81 046c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
Liverpool Cotton

DAY was In good demand and 7 points
AisheT. on the basis OF ll.49d for mid-up-
land. The sales aggregated 10000 bales.
including 500 bales American. The i'm
ports were 10000 bales All American The
market for futures closed steady at a net
Advance Of sQ21 points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
Sugar Futures Quiet

NEW YORK. Nov ls.-The market for
futures opened quiet and steady this morn
ing to . points higher. with sales on the
cali $50 tons. The market was without
special feature OF any kind and more or
less Of a waiting AFFAIR
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
Live STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. Nov. ia;-Hoos- Receipts 90, 900,
ssss 1IssE ssSSiSs 81 5ls SslssA .ssSS s's
u TIE Tfis hssslps:s S.so Market steady %
I118ne. ~ l5os:9o; calves. sieee@li2
o|;||ys = ead sis western ssisgS'so~ lambs $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
N.'EzHygz.c SERVICE
" SECURITIES

Public Service Securities
are lien on the success Of &
communities.
q First mtse. SO Gold Bonds.
q Netting about 5h%
q Company is owned and operated
by one of the largest public utility
companies in the country. and serves
population of over $4,000.
q. Earnings show a steady and sati.-
factory increase in 1915 were 2h
times amount required for all bond
interest.
q Tax refund in Penn.ylvania.
q, Free Normal Federal Income Tax
q Full particular. personally or by
mail.
Baker Ayline & Young
Land Title Bldg. philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings today compared with corre-
spending day last two years
RostOn .,si. .tis,S1s ,25 csS s4s $50. 90 e4s
NsM YoTE. Aoi. 800. 81 2oi ss5 0Ss Ill f9Ie aih
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
COTTON SCARS HIGH
ON BULLISH REPORT
Realizing Causes Reactions, but
Offerings Are Readily Obsorbed
and Big Gains Follow
corroN BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS

NEW YORK. Nov. ia cold wave was
reported In the western aud southwestern
parts OF the cotton belt this morning.
corded. 0kisholna, eOi hbiIens, ss! shrcye;,
port and Fort .Smith. 3si Little RcSk and and
Raielsh. SO; KnoSyllie and Augusta, 49,
virksburg and Meridian. G26i Galyeston.
Atlanta. MontEomes. nir%inFh%sm' ,s,Is Then
Pensaeois and Savannah, 00i New Orleans
and Tampa. 70i Corpus Christi. 52.
There was .O2 inch OF precipitation at
Atlanta, Jackaonville, Shreveport, san An.
tonic. Okiahoma and Del Rios % Inch at
hami ,S4 Inch at Chattanoogni .ss Inch at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13

N""'sSs S'Ns' ''~ - -
CHICAGO. Nov. IA reactlonary ten
dency developed in the wheat market today
after good strength had been shown. The
selling was prompted by larger increase
In the visible than had been expected. the
supply In the United states gaining 1867
600 bushels for the week to 62,26b,OOO
bushels. A vast amount Of business was
transacted.
An article published in a New York
paper that Wilson may move to end the
war attracted attention.
December, after going to within Nc of
Its previous high price, attained on octo-
Der 30, selling up TO Sl.92k, dropped 20
s1ssh and finished at Si.S9% Gl.S9M,
against Sl.s9is at the close Saturday. May
made new high record Of S1.95%, against
Sl.95A, the previous top reached on Mo-
vember 10. and after sagging to si.e2h.
closed at Sl94k, compared with Sl.93M
at the end Saturday. July reached s1.6laI
compared with Sl.59h. the previous high
mark made on November 10. and, after
selling down to Sl.5S%, finished at s1.60h "
QL6OA, against SISSY, Saturdays last
price.
Fundamental conditions were as bullish
as ev or. Foreigners were badly frightened
b ytalk OF embargoes. and some OF the spe
culative selling by American longs resulted
from the same influence. The latter were
not much scared as the foreign buyers
who took all oft he cash article available
and bought future besides.
Little attention was paid to reports that
a leading baking concern had contracted
for flour in Argentine to be brought here
good export demand for -four was report.
ed in this country.
The news from Argentine remained un.
favorable, the weather continuing dry there
with frost in parts. The market at Liver
pool was dull.
There was proht-tatIng inc orn also, and
after selling into new high ground, the mar.
ket closed below the best.
Landing fntnrna rnnRnd az fnllnNva.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
Utah Copper Increases Dividend

18-The
The vidend was75 cen,d
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VEGETABLES

Supplies were ample and the market was
stes. SSlss ans per Choice 81
lis; New York, choice 81 cog 100, White
potatoes. Eastern shore per bbL-No. I. t2,25
GSi5. Ne 2. n9i;so Sweet ps,ssssss pSss s, psIs,
Pcta!oesk Jersey n per per bsskeiMoNe. odN eo%Tosi
ssr lon. sa Gss. DO domestic. per ton. loc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13

BUTTER-Receipts were light and the market
ruled firm with demand fairly active. Quota
tons: Western solid,paeked creamery. fancy
specials, 40c: extra, IS % 30c; extra hrsts, 81 20
3fhc: hrsts. 868 30h c; seconds. 35@35i4 c;
nearby prints; fancy. Ale; eysEage extra. 80 q
brands OF prints jobbing at 44947c;
EGGS-Flne new-laid eggs were In good re-
quest and hru under light offerings. Prices
advanced a0c per case. Quotations: In free
fl2 per standard case nearby current receipts,
tll7O per case: western extra 4Sc per doc.
extra hrsts $l2 per case: nrsts, S11.70 per case
refrgerator eggs, extra. $40; ;a5 per case; nrsts.
81. 60 n .. 90 per case: seconds SS bh0o.lb per
case; candled eggs jobbing at 5ie per doz.
CHEEsE--Demand was fair and the market
ruled very firm under small supple S5qt S5nqqtsaS
2s% G; specials higher; do. do, fair to good.
22h a 28c do, part skins. 120 02Oc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13

Surplus November is. 1918, $50. .O35. 900: No
vember II. 1913, SO. ass. 900; November IL, 1s1.
81, 216, 900; November lB. 1911. ,0.2s1,0O
Decrease,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS

AT MEETING KEYSTONE Hall: s; =; E;;.oiss. oSs.
Nsssmbsr Ia. RssoIuis Buldlnf aud issa 49, A. e
citation Will open for subscription new sss,XS "a
ssseek sssese Gains I.oo per cent. maturing s''e-
THOMAS !. wENTz. Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13

r.poT,eS. H" % a. Dedre cIis. Ceneerdls and
RAPID Clgi, .os az D.aysri 10 81 0%shs cs,g
ill.,, and Chicasoi .0a at 81. louis and
Davenporti IA st sprinEn,,d, Mot is ut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13
WHEAT HITS NEW TOP,
THEN BECOMES WEAK
Selling, Due to Increase in Wis
ible Supply and Profit-Tak-
ing, Causes Drop

WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK, Nov. ts.--Advices received
al the Weather Bureau this morning indi-
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RAILROAD EARNINGS


GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
D TRUNK RAILWAY OF CAN