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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27

9ea6 einer @erebmlt1g BON Sad}=
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6altbler 30 Milionen 4fl1no Sis eilt<
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27

Mof SslanO gilg, lpuroe CT NIT eli
lligen 9ultcn befanrlt, Die i'm in @et=
tc1borf, mobilt er nit oe1iel6en &C.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27
Ser Miiiiiiippi lit lnieocr i'm stei=
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jest 90 betrdgt.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27

Sarl,ler bon 9ife Gcapnhbip mer.
ben ont 3. M}ar5 ei11 SSnititut IN Mi.
d)ols abbaltell. Gin pailenoes 4ro.
granm miro 5lrr Mltsfiibrltng fonl.
men.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

vale Steel and Ordnance Company and
IT'S new subsidiary, Cambria. viii earn
more than S0.0O0,0O0 in the current year.
AS ls well known, a large percentage
or the profits this year will come from
war contracts taken by Midvale. lt Is
estimated that Cambria Steel Will show
profits of close to S10,OOO.OOO for the cur
rent year. Steelmakers report decided In
crease In demand for equipment by the
traction companies. Contrary to the sit
uation among steam railroads, the trolley
lines OF the country did not come into
the market heavily for new cars last year.
and this depression in 1915 Is described
as without a parallel" Low prices pre-
vailed on orders that we're received.
Pennsylvania was a triile depressed
for time but rallied later. An
interesting legal decision was rendered ny
the United States District Court of this
city in favor of Mrs. Alice Frances
Brown, of Providence, r. L., bondholder
of the Pennsylvania Canal Company,
awarding her $1,000 with interest from
July ], 1910, against the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company The court held that
the railroad should have maintained a
sinking fund to meet payment of the
s3OOOOOO of bonds at maturity. This was
a test case. and attorneys interested say
II will open the way for other plaintiffs.
whose canal-bond holdings amount to
$500 900. to recover from the Pennsylvania.
In the bond section a block of $4,000
and one of $4,000 Pennsylvania cOnsoli-
dated 4i2s sold at 1864, up q of a point
from last previous sale. Later 1852 was
bid. There was unusual activity in bonds
today. Heavy sales of keystone Tele-
phone 5s Standard Gas Is, United Rail-
ways Investment Is and York Railways
rs were recorded. Philadelphia Company
5s were also largely traded in.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10
SHORTS IN COTTON COVERED;
NARROW PRICE FLUCTUATIONS
Good Buying for Wall Street Account.
Insurance Rates Factor

NEW YORK, Feb. tO,--At the time of
the opening on the Cotton Exchange this
morning Liverpool prices were ga to s
points higher. or about points better
than due. and this caused covering OF
shorts here to such an extent that the
early tone was firm, with prices 3 TO 8
points higher
There was some good buying for the &c.
count OF Wall street houses, especially in
October while Liverpool straddle selling
was noted. After the call here the Eng.
lish market declined several points and
local prices Immediately followed. only to
bring nv an increased demand, and quota
tions were about unchanged from the in-
tlal levels
Prices huCtuated narrowly. with no def
mite tendencies. The market was very
quiet during the late dealings. There
were rallies of some or 3 points from
the lowest on reports Of stcader Eastern
bolt spot markets and some attention
was also given to n message from Mont
gomery. which said that crop preparations
were far behind in that section, owing
to farmers lack or money
AdviCes from New Orleans said bankers
and merchants were assisting the Federal
and state Governments in their campaigns
to keep down the cotton acreage the COM
ing season, and to diversity. Arrivals Of
cotton at New York today we're 1923
bales, including lR lntcrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10
MO UNITED GAS MELON LIKELY:
TRACTION SHARES IN DEMAND
steel Makers Report Increased Inquiry for Equipment
From Trolley Companies- Court De-
cision on Pennsylvania Canal Bonds

:, .nraars TO he practically settled tnat
~ ~" rgiiI he no melon cutting by the
...s,,od Gas Improvement Company this
b,s bh rhe board met yesterday, and
sp,,u,ss,,, vas done in TIE way of arrang-
ho''. @ .sg sneciaI action by the stockhold-
hs a, the annual meeting in May. II is
s,ssrstood that the recent purchase of
uronsrties in Indiana Will be financed
p',,bout recourse to sale of stock The
'.r,nany is also figuring on certain other
w, ,n,s but these are not expected to be
deals, mated for some time, so that adj
.y.isnai capital will not be necessary for
1nl .rosent. The stock eased Off frac-
t.iiv w on Change today, but no great
t.s,,,t came out. In fact the whole
,lnsI iist was dull ana fluctuated within
narrow limits
Snrther advance by tho Lehigh VAL
-, Transit group into new high terri
H., vas about the only feature. Talk of
suayynsnt of back dividends on the pre-
Pf.,rsd accompanied the advance. Rapid
rs.n.t and Union Traction were also in
s..nond while 100 shares of Harrison
uros stock sold at a5, up 20 from the last
iu.rious transaction on Change.
y. the afternoon sudden outburst of
..,.vsnry occurred in Lake Superior
.ssrss Several substantial blocks of
s,aot wore taken and quotation was lifted
~ iOS. For some time the Street has
soen looking for an upswing In Superior.
sssed on large orders ana expanding
ssynIngs. The income bonds also became
.s,iva Opening at 25ss against a pre-
,,ous close OF q they Jumped to 2S on the
nsxt transaction. The Street is talking
n resumption of interest payments on
this issue. ,, ..,--,
cambria steel remained quIescent. Es-
,,mates have been made that the Mid
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10
REBOUND IN WHEAT
AFTER SEVERE BREAK
Much Excitement in Pit-Mar-
ket Recovered on Buying
for Foreign Account

CHICAGO, Feb i0.-A sharp rebound
occurred i'm the wheat market here To-
day. after there had been n severe break
in prices following a strong start There
was a great deal of excitement in the
pit. Buying for foreign account and re-
ports of sales of about 5O0.O00 bushels for
export were the influences that brought
about the recovery.
The earlier downward movement was
due to throwing over of holdings on the
part Of disgusted longs. Weak lines were
then dslodged and a vast number OF
stop-loss orders uncovered Resting or
ders distributed by commission houses
throughout the market finally absorbed
the offerings. Many operators expressed
the opinion that the market had mad
enough decline for the present.
As compared with the recent high price
Of s1.3Sis, established on January g. May
at the low price today, showed n loss of
l3isc., and July. at the low price today
showed drop of il2sc from the recent
high mark OF $i.2Sas established on Janu-
arv IS last
From the bottom May rallied to $L2Sia,
but finished at 1874, unchanged from the
close of yesterday, and July moved up
from the bottom price to Sl,2lh, closing
nt tl.20td, against 81 2O5s Yesterdays final
price, The market at Liverpool was firm
today. ignoring the breaks here yestcr-
day. because of trmness In the spot sit
uaton and inadequate arrivals. Light es-
Inmates for the weeks shipments from
Argentina and Australia and bullsh hE-
ures on the worlds requirements helped
to check the activity of the bears.
Difficulty was experienced in obtaining
cash wheat. Minneapolis reported an eN
cellent demand for the cash article. Re-
ceipts at interior points were liberal, par
tIcularly in the Southwest.
Leading futures ranged rs follows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10
KENsINGTON TRADE BOARD.


At the February meeting of the board
Of directors 30 new members wers elected
into the Builders Exchange. These new
members We're obtained after the closing
of the Greater Builders Exchange Cam
paign, which ended January 10, 1916.
1t was also announced at the board
meeting that on the evening of February
10 "get-together'' meeting had been
planned, at which all the old and new
members will become acquainted, The at-
fair Is expected to be gala event.
The Tuesday luncheons at the exchange
are increasing in popularity and afford
AN excellent opportunity for the members
to express their views on building ques-
tions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10
TODAY's MARRIAGE LICENSES

,%a" Sers:s nGS &ssp gGSs $ 9sHg} Is}@ St, Pa and
Ambaosc SbSGsg issirSs. Gent Na5s22l aS e. o st. aud Mag
HggE% etsss@"R $t,5 \ st6 .''S st.' and d. Lcona
'fR5Hf Hse, ASWtoan ps5fa saarC "a " and Grace
Rudolph Blashke. 400 Brown ST., and katlcsa
Gus RSh9S BSss to4 iiI r0%n Colorado st. and reodora
nSbaSt nbmiSndToESnI9 - e9l2r9s' Iss st. and
.,FTTancss H. Fialg, 200, Hunting PARK ave.
Harry Pollock, Il& Mercy ST., and Sarah Edcl.
william william n lanjc T,R 7aa Chestnut st. and
Thomas Rodman, 5$5 Sellers st" a and Nellie
MtS9sf F@ref sRcsRSS RsRS2 aS'ss' ed a and Mar,
AsSTffs sSPTs i' Ir1S G5a S2 Gal SemSrif t. ST. and
John ]. ,ploucher, ir;, 337I Howell St, and
Joseph $, r.aftcrly, I7io PTineeton ave, and
sigS%si Ss5 FS!Ss's" i;!S ii iS" eth St. and Esther
sa%@s Hsom T%h "dd m R"se'f s. fahsom AT@' st. Md and
AiPh9nse SIsnnel, Toledo, o., and Agnes Nj.
James ?; Flynn. $50, Dram st. and Alice ".
beth j., Deal, l54l butler st. .,.,-.,.-.,--
John + burns; aHlG Rearing St. and Catherine
Ellen NJ Hanartty. 2"5S y. Colorado ST
'@E MaFy MmSS Monsa id % conSia cSSiSps @V ana
Barnard Brannigap lSIi e; Cumberland 81,
John santa 200 Passyunk ave, and sophia
I.uCR. 2IUO Passyunk ave,
Jan sucha. lla lowering ST.. and Anna Kear.
Jacob ESirsiShsr; MsempHs, Tenn. and Ern-
Antonlctta Casciella 1a24 Federal ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast

WASHINGTON, Feb 10.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey-Fair tonight and Friday; not
much change in temperature; light var
liable winds,
Light rains or SHOWS We're quite gem
eral in the Atlantic States yesterday. but
settled conditions are generally reported
this morning. with partly cloudy or clear
skies Light snow has covered Canada
and most of the States along the north
ern border during the last "a hours, and
continues I'm scattered localities this
morning. High barometric pressure over
spreads all of the United States and Cam
ada from the Rocky Mountains eastward.
and the temperatures have fallen slightly
at most places under its influence
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

MIS-. Florence Gebhard Eveland. known
as n golf player, member OF the Over
brook Golf club, died on Tuesday at her
home. 6301 Sherwood road, Overbrook
She was sitting in a chair and was read
ing when she was stricken and died of
heart disease. Her husband, f. Wnsor
Eveland. is in the automobile business at
14ll Spring Garden street, She formerly
was of Jersey city, y. j.. and for years
had been a member of the OverbrOok
Presbyterian Church. one child survives.
The funeral services will he held at the
home this afternoon, Interment will be
made at Utica, y. Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10
OBITUARIES
HARRY NJ. LEMISCH
South Street Business Mems First
President Succumbs

Harry NJ. Lemisch. one of the organ
i2ers and first president of the South
street Business Mems Association, is dead
al his home. l22S South street, from can
Ger of the throat. Mr.. I.emisch is sur
vived by widow. Mrs. Fannie Lewis r.,
a daughter. Mrs. Alexander \. Arou -
two sons Bernard and Matthew Lem -.
Funeral services will be held from his
late home at II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing Rabbi Henry BerkOwitz will Ofiiciate
Mr. Lemisch came TO this country from
Rumania when II years old, and started
In the produce business. Besides being
identified with the South Philadelphia
Business Mems Association, Mr. Lemlsch
was Il member of Liberty Lodge, being a
former president, order OF Birth Abra-
ham: Hyman Lodge, Independent order
of Birth Abraham; Samson Lodge and
knights of Pythias.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10
Deatbs
These Notices Are Printed in the
EVsning Ledger Free of Charge.

AFFORD February I, 1915, BENJA-
are Invited TO attend the funeral on Satur-
day afternoon, at / O'clock al late residence.
20 \. h8th street. lnterment private.
Friends may call Friday afternoon after >
AsHENBACH-on February S. 1916 LOUIS.
husband Of Mary Ashenbach; aged 50 years,
No irsr,f r. g. o. e 81 are ny'sd @ attend
bs lnsr4 ate IeslSenss Se sa'ufhl dl ESu1eP IT, om
ln5sTment g S az N0rt4TI3Sd or TIs Ssme'Sery
BIsHOP.-At Hayes Mechanics, Home on
81 years. formerly OF Atlantic city, n. J,
BLAiRHon s q FebTsaFS .sansP !. isiSSa NARY. widow
nyiisd 70 attend the funeral services FTidaya ss
Spruce st. Interment private.
BRANDON.-On February o, 1915. JOHN.
husband OF Mary Brandon. Relatives and
are nsd ss0 TO asSS the 5 nera se2se
snee g55 NoTt6 tb st. at 6smeSt hs Ss rss ss
eysRiRg Aqtomoblle funeral.
o, 1915, sALLIE v. wife OF Joseph b. car
ter, aged So years. Relatives and friends are
. p, m, from her late residence corner Of
nsR SRST al A odd s FsoW cSasSS csmssy BlEtSSna atSa
CARTER.-on February Q. 1915. MARY S.
CARTER, az residence Of Mrs. Thomas, her
nieee,s h99gse, Burlington. n.
hkT cHSsEasg sgss5Sary assd So = yaS isls ROB Res
tiYes and fFiends. also Lodge No 4s3 F
aud "A. NJ. are Invited 10 attend the funeral
services. on saturday. az D. m, az the
IeSSSsatdss Ie SsPts aS 81 s,s s99 k2SssGS " Nm mchsmhe[3 5
terment q Mount Moriah Cemetery
NhEsANll,-On February 4. 1910. SAMu uEI.
81, son Of samuel and sarah Chestnut. OF
Dollswa5t County Antrim ireland aged ~
years. helltlFc4 and friends Of the family
liao Wsekllne y. o. d. No 15. are invited
y attend funeral. on THURSDAY, . clock. AZ
the resldenee o. hia nrother-in-laW. Willlam
ho5!e, A4 Aqrth Dearborn q. (ueaT aotn ana
Aa1hft. lnterment Green huaut Cemltery
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
POULTRY

and ffm. with supplies Well under control.
Quotations; Fowls, as TO Size and quality,
lsq1Dc.; rOOsters la lic.; spring chickens
soft -meated, l0n 2Oc,: do, Stacy. l4Mldc.;
turkeys, 2Oa22c.; ducks, as to Size and quality.
pair 2la2Sc,. 10, young, per pair, lsHGnc.
DRESSED. Receipts Of tne desirable,
sized stock were light and the market ruled
firm under a fair demand. Quotat Ons follow
Fresh killed. y-paCked-FOwls le 10 box, dry
picked fancy, selected, 2Qa3e ws,g4tnE : IDS
sizes. 1901 fowls in bbls;, dry-plcked.
fancy, 4Ilbs and over apiece, lAlYc.; smaller
sizes 156lsC. old TOosters, drN-plcked, lhc. !;
Chickens-Jersey fancy brollers. 24H28c; other
nearby fancy brolleTs, 22a2ic.; Western broil-
eTs weighing llgM2 lbs. apiece; 22d2lc.; North,
ern Illinois chickens fancy yellow, welghing !
lbs and over, In boxes 2ld22c; exceptional lots
higher: Northern Illinois, fancy, Weighing 2l4p
~, lbs IN boxes, lSdlAc.; Northern Illinois.
fancy Weighing 2iod3ia lbs, In bbls., lTalSc,;
other Western. weighing 4 lbs. and over. IN boxes
lSa lOc.; other Western, weighing 2'2q3ia lbs IN
boxes lBal7c: other Western, weighing 2leg3is
ib.-Weighing SGl1O lbs apiece, 27a2sc smaller
sizes. 23a26c.; turkeys, nearby, fancy 2lW2sc.
do. do, good to choice, 23a26c.; do, Western,
a5c'';S do, fair 9Oa22c do., old toms, elc,;
do. culls and No. p. 1Gq2Oc; spring, ducks,
iGa1Sc do Western. 1ig16c, squads, per
dozen White. weighing IL 20 IL lbs per
dozen. S. SS6B.5O: white. weighing TO 10 lbs.
per dozen. Si5Oa4.75; white, weighing z lbs.
per dozen. So 5OGt: white, weighing. Ba6% lbs;
per dozen, g 5Od3; dark v2.25Hj small and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10
Financial Briefs

NTidvale Steel bonds when as and il
issued sold on the Curb at 9Sia.
Wilson A. Streeter. vice president of the
Bailey, Banks & Bidde Co. was elected
a director of the Republic Trust Company.
The American Smelling and Refining
Company has increased its smelling OPP
eratlons in Mexico by blowing in a second
furnace at Matehuala. Five furnaces are
in operation nj Monterey smelter
The National City Bank of New York
was a Joint purchaser with the Guaranty
Trust Company and Lee, Higginson X
Co. Of the S5O.0O0,O 900 Mdvale steel 2O-year
per cent. bonds.
The Stock List Committee Of the Phila
delphia Exchange rules that certificates
OF stock of the Pennsylvania Salt Manu-
featuring Company, dated February u.
1916 and thereafter to be delivery must
be countersigned and registered by the
GIrard Trust Company.
The Aetna Explosives Company has in
creased the number of common shares of
no par value from. 7OOOO to $4,000. and
its working capital from Sl2,5OC,0OO to SlS,-
900 600.
The New York banks lost to Sub
treasury yesterday S437 900, and since Fri
day last s3,S36,OOO.
f. r. Ripley. president of the .Ntchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company.
has been elected a director of the Chicago
Title and Trust Company to MI the va
cancy caused by the death of Marvin \.
Farr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10
VEGETABLES

The general market was quiet ana without
Important change. Quotations. Whlte potas9ss H,
SsqR'y5sspb5a 9eqR Isf bush PSI 81 oSSi &6Rs bush
Si15Gi 2O Jersey long per bush, Siil-ai
6as So ISa2 s5i white potatoes "a Jersey, >, gsr E
yaristies OOd70C No. .. 30a4Qc Rweet pota-
toes Jersey. per basket-Ns9- !. 4o@ 59c Ne; S,i
a. T5. onions. per lOO-th. bag-No. l. s2a2, 25.
No. y T5c.asl.25; cabbage, Danish, psr ton.
sHes per pST crate. if sidlSo; celery n. 8, Per
bunch, 25WI5e sgin9eh Norf9ik PEI psds, at,': R2i':
istt,ses Fla per basket 81, 50q2; do. y. q,
per basket T5e.aSi5 beans, - PEI pasas. siss
peppers, Fla, per eaE5ls5 oga \; 20; sks-
S,ishrooms Der IN. basket $ial,4O