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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-17
cIEkAWE RZECzY
,,Roie ukarz Angle i'd

,,Roie ukarz Angle i'd"
/ Ciekawa rozprawa sldo~a odb..
Ia sic W ,c}awju. W{a<cic'el o.
huwia Kar6l Jakob. Bestva1er "
Elblaga przegrAt process z tir.ua Z.
Weiss (Sp6,ka handfowa W Wroc"
}awiu>. pr:esy}a]ac koszta rrocesu
rzekomej frmie przekazem poczto-
wynn, nap;sat ma odc,nku: "Prze,
.sy}a1u reszte z marca rb. Boze ukarz
Anglia, Rosie rid" W dodatku
ltd" We,scowie d%opatrzSli. SIG o.
bray, tlomacsa to sobie " ten
spos6b, ze popetpi4l cos, "a co Bog
powinien ich ukarac. Wytoczyli
przeto process Bestvaterowl a sad
}awnicsy W Wrocta~iu orzekF, re
ltd. rozumieG naletalo tax jak
rozumlell skarzacy Bestvater sksza-
ny zostal ma IL marek grzywny ]ub
2 dni wiezienia.
Spzedaz sledzi przez gminy.
Po missie, mssle, mleku, po naf
Gle, ~eglach i jnnych artyku}ach
spoz7wczych potrzebnych do co.
spodarstwa domowego p~z!cbodzl
teraz kolej ma sledz'e, te TAX wv,
okrase ubog,ej ludnoaci. Towarzy"
stwo s.Deutschc Htring. Handels-
gesellschaft" wed}ug doniesienia
pism niemieokich, powiadoml}o
emmy. re ma razie ME bedzie odda.
wa}a sledx, na aprzedaz handlarzom.
Znsjdujace sic " pos'adsn'u rae
czonego Towsrzystwa zapas7 maja
bye sprzedawane wy}aczn'e "a po~
srednictvem gmin, " celu zapobie~
tenia erubo waniu cen. GminY ma
j. zapotrsebo~ au,e sledzi zg}osic
jAk. nsj vczekn,ej.
~ Kobieta- suzhbie .dyPaenalysznej::r
'sVorwarts.' donos,, re Rad n
g,elskl po raz plerwazy mianowaf
kob,ete c%.}onkiuia ciata diploma
t9c~nego. w tel Frzeto dziedz1nle
Augl;cy etworzyll pred 6wiatem
kobiecym nowe pole ola kariery
polityczlej. Pionie,ks " tym x,e~
ruoku ! st jtdna Z przyw6dcsyn ru.
chu emancypacyjneg' koblet " An
gilt, ezcrmierka walki o rrawo
", bo,cze kobiet, p. P~r~eszley-
Smith. Nlanowaoa zoslals " cha
rakter sekretark, po.elst"a angel.
skiego " Chryst:a" j.
Ksiaie Balow " hasztorze.
.,Lokal A~nze1ger" dow iaduje sig
Z Bazylei, ae ksnze Bulow, ktorY
przyb,} v tych dniach %sarnocho-
dem doLuxern "rzadzl} onegdai eks
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-17
Numer gazety "a zoo halksw.

NnnleI gazefy "a ZUU krakow.
W Brukseli. znaidujacej sic o.
becnie pod niemieckim, rzadam,.
jest tax ogromny popyt ma spravo"
zdania wojenne re strony tr6jporo-
zum,enia, ie "a swlezy numer
'.I',mesa" p}ao, Gle 100 200 franc
low, jsk donos, amsterdauski,,A'l.
eemeeu Haudelsblsd". Ktonle mo.
ze zap}aciG tsk,ej sunny. wypczycza
sob,e gazety. Ale j to ME Jest wc"'
lie TAME. "a wypozyczenie ma 5 mi.
nut p'ac, sig 10 frank6w: tr<ebs sie
jeduak do tskiego wypozyczen'a a
lisat wcz.anlej i czekac c,erpliwie
swojej koleli.
PeNswane mieso z wieleryba.
W Burgu pod Msgdsbursiem TO-
ma pewnego mistrza rseznickiego
wpad3s ma pomys}. Zskupi&a wielka
ilos6 mleea z wielory ia, kt6re a
peklows}a i sprzedaje teraz 70 IS
fen. funt. M1eso wyglada jsk wo}o
wilma i radaje sic do gotowae,a i M
p,eczen.
06cerowie zydowscy " ar1nii nien'eckiej.
K,edy " czasie pok"ju " arm]'
memi.ck,ej a szczeeolnie rrusklel'
widow z~asadn;czo ME dolnszczsno
do karjery . ticerskiej, 10 olecE'e
jest oficer65w ~ysnsn'a m%ojies1owe"
90 esa, 2 tel l,czby przypada ma
woiska pruskie 100, bawarsk'e 80,
wyrte m bersk,e &c, ma wojska sas
kic 6
!! Pzeeiw modem paryskin.
Wiedniu, jak w'adomo, pow.
sta{ niedawno komite,. msjacy po'
: vo}ad do 4yoia '.w'edehska mode''
Jak donos, "Ieeichspostt', presys
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-17
CERTIFICATE Of RlCoRPo.
RATION OF POLISH PRlN-
TING E PUBLISHING.
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
We, the undersigned, for the
purpose of forming a corporation
under the laws of the State of Min
nesota, have adopted and do hereby
adopt the following articles and
certify as follows:
ARTICLE /.
The name IF this corporation
shall be :,Polish Printing & Publ
shing Company.
ARTICLE 2.
The general nature Of the bust
ness of said corporation shall be
printing, binding and the publish.
ing OF newspapers and the sale and
disposition OF papers; articles and
matter printed, bound or publish
ed by said corporation or usually
handled, sold, dealt in or disposed
of ia connection with the business
Of printing, binding and publish-
ing, and to contract for, pu chase,
lease, hold and rent such real or per
sonal property as may be necess Try
or convenient for the successful
prosecution Of said business and to
do every other act or thing necessa-
ry, usual or convenient in carrying
Oh a general printing, binding and
publishing business or properly i'll.
cident thereto or usually connected
Herewith.
ARTICLE 3,
The principal place of trans
acting the business of said corpora
ton shall be The City of Winono,
in the County Of Winona, State of
Minnesota.
ARTICLE 4.
The period of duration of said
corporation shall be thirty years.
ARTICLE 5.
The names Of the incorporators
of this corporation r & Vincent
Kupferschmidt, F. L. Cierzan, j.
F. Guzinski and J +. Hamorski
and the place Of residence Of each
of said persons is The City Of Wie
mona, Minnesota.
ARTICLE 6.
The management Of said corpc-
ration shall be vested in a Board Of
nine Directors who shall be stock
holders and shall be elected at the
first annual meeting of the stock
holders, three to serve for a term
of one year, three for . term Of
two years ard three for a term of
three years and thereafter at each
annual meeting Of the stockholders
three directors shall be elected to
serve for q term Of three years to
take the place of the three direc
tors whose terms then expire. All
directors shall continue in Office nn-
til their respective successors are
elected and qualified.
The annual meeting shall be
held on the second Tuesday in Ja-
nuary each year at such place and
at such hour as may be prescribed
by the bylaws Notice of every an
nual meeting shall be given by the
se"rets,y by mailing to each stock.
holder at least one week prior to
such meeting a notice thereof sta
ting the time and place of holding
the same.
The names of the persons COM
posing the Board of Directors until
the first election are Vincent Kup'
ferschmidt, F. L. Cierzan, J. F.
2ium organlzacji katol'cblch koblet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-17

Guzinski, J. F. Hamerskl, FL. J.
Kowalewski, F. B. Levinski, r.
J. Hamerski. Leon Bronx and j..
w. Jereczek and the address Of
each of said persons is The City
of Winona, Minnesota.
:: ARTICLE 4.
The amount of capital stock Of
said corporation shall be thirty
thousand dollars divided into three
thousand shares of the par value
of ten dollars each. There shall be
only one class of stock and it shall
be paid in lat such times and i'll
such nanne as the Board Of hi
rectors shall determine. All stock
issued and sold shall bc fully paid
and non-assessable.
t.. ARTICLE 8.
The highest amount of indie
btedness or liability to which SAID
corporation shall at any tina be
subject is ten thousand dollars.
ARTICLE 9.
The officers of said corporation
shall be a President, a Vice.Presi.
dent, a Secretary and a Treasurer.
They shall be elected annually by
the Board Of directors at it's first
meeting after each annual meeting
of the stockholders and shall con-
tinue in office until their successors
are elected and qualified. The Off.
ces of Secretary and Treasurer may
he held by one person.
Until their respective ucces
sors are elected and qualified, Vim
cent Kupferscbmidt shall be Presi.
dent, F l.. Cierzan shall be Vice
President, j. F. Guzinski shall be
and J. F. Hamerski shalt
be Treasurer Of said corporation.
In witness whereof We have
hereunto subscribed our names this
4th day Of February, 1916.
Vincent Kupferschmidt
F. l.. Cierzan
J. +. Guzinski
J. F. Hamerskl.
In presence of
r. A. Randall
Anna Muswjck
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-17

1jum organ,sacji katol'oklch kobiet
Austrii wnios&o do komitetu PROS
be, zeLy nova moda by1s zupe}cie
wolna Oh grzech6w przeciw prsy~
zwoitofci, jaklsh dopusscza}y sie
-aady os::tcich !atach. Mech
beda wyklete g}ebok'e wyc'ecia. we
c,ete spodnice i .byt obcisfe, Tub
zbvt p~rsejrzYste ssaty. Prosbe in'e-
MEM presydjum podpiss}y hrsbina
Zichy-Mettern'oh, presydentka !
ks,ein,cska Klementyna Hetter1'eh
wicepresydeutka.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. 17-As against an ex-
freme low figure on Saturday of A75lz for
demand. the opening nominal figure this
morning was A76ls.. and cables were
quoted at <L767s. Stockholm and Dutch
exchanges were nominally lower. There
was little feature otherwise. Quotations
follow: Demand sterling, A.I6si cables,
s47sx: reIchmaFks. 6lzaIsssc. lire. $3.50
G7s; Swiss, s514G5.l5; Vienna, si2.s2dl2.9s; F;
Stockholm. 2s.75q26.SOc.. pesetas, 1900
1a.20c.; guilders. l3Aa434se,; rubles,
= s0d2s soe. The above figures show
raichsmarks shade steadier than on Sat
urday-
In the afternoon the market developed
irreEularity The feature was an advance
in guilders to Al. after early sales at 43ls
and ! decline in reiehsmarks to 76a76 is.
from an earlier quotation Of 76i5Q76 5-S
sterling eased slightly 4.76q4.T6 l-S and
cBhies were quoted at 4.7s rs. Other quo
tations were, Franc cables, 5.S4 S-si
checks, ass Ia; lire, 6.T for cables and
SIS for checks. The Vienna market was
1ot especially interesting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
SUDDEN JP-TURN IN UNITED GAS
RAISED RUMOR OF STOCK DIvIDENn
Shareholders Said to Be Seeking Distribution of Iars,
Accumulated Surplus-Price Rose Three Points 2
General Local Market Dull

sudden buying NOV rent developed
In United Gas Improvement shares today.
From 50 the quotation was quickly bid
up to 92H on comparatively light pur-
chases Accompanying ;he rise came the
Gust .lary rumors of n stock dividend.
These stories ranged from stratPht 10
per cent stock allotment at par TO 81
per cent. stock payment. with ~ per cent.
dividend in cash The annual NEE
takes place the first Monday In May and
80 davs notice must be given of any
change in dividends, so that If anything
of the sort Is contemplated. the public
should hear OF II officially within ,uple
of months II Is known that there is
large accumulated surplus of something
like $40 100000 and some stockholders are
said TO be growing restive, feeling that
they should be permitted to share some
of the accrued profits.
Asa matter Of fact, In recent years the
companys profits on the operation OF
its various gas properties have not been
40 large as formerly, owing to the steady
lowering of the rates charged. On the
other hand il has been developing an
increasingly profitable business in diff
ferent by-products, which has offest TO
considerable extent the curtailment in the
direct earnings from gas sales. There Is
Mt present s55.520,100 stock, par value $50.
OF this s55,5029 $50 is outstanding. The last
time stock dividend was declared was
In March. 1910, at the rate of 10 per cent
About February the u. q. l. has been
accustomed to go over construction ana
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
COTTON MARKET IRREGULAR;
ADVANCES AT LIVERPOOL
Bears Were Free Sellers-Buying of
Good Character

NEW YORK. Jan. Il. - Further sharp
advances in Liverpool were followed to
some extent by the local cotton market
this morning. Recent bears, as usual on
any bullish factor were free sellers and
l. Id prices in check. Opening advances
ranged from to points and the tone
was firm.
Some Well street houses which have
been against the market for weeks Of
fered the various options. but the buy
ing. while scattered, was considered of
fairly good character. After the call quo
tations reacted about 2 points.
In the South the temperatures were low
and precipitation was quite general, being
heavy in some sections of the belt, es-
peciaily near the Gulf.
Instead of showing losses of 3la to Iia
points, as due, the Liverpool market was
! to tx points higher at the start here
and then rose about points farther. a
private cable said, Strong small mar
ket; no hedging very little Offering"
Liverpool showed continued firmness
after the local opening, while prices on
fl.is side of the Atlantic eased off. The
widening of the differences did not seem
10 attract much Liverpool buying, but
there was some support from houses with
English connections. and prices, wnlch
had sold back to within A or points
Of Saturdays closing figures, steadied
or points from the lowest. After the
aose abroad this Liverpool demand
.aapered. and prices here again sagSed un-
der continued Wall Street anC local
pressure.
The receipts. of cotton at ports for
the day were estimated at 1900 bales,
compared with 5l.353 bales last week, I5
0s4 bales, last year and 3i,s3S bales in 1914.
Arrivals today were SSS1 bales. includ-
lhg 3li2 bales linters, Memphis also re-
ported daily heavy arrivals of linters
consigned to one of the large powder
manufacturing companies, which already
has In storage at that point between
5000 and 5000 bales of lnters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Moderate Accumulation of Orders
Consols Improved

LONDON, Jan. 17.-Firmness generally
prevailed in securities on the Stock EN-
change today. There was a moderate ac-
cumulation of orders for investment over
the weekend.
Consols improved, but the continued
popularity of exchequer bonds restricted
the war loans Their market prices. how
ever, were maintained by the option of
exchange into the next war fotation.
Alteration In prices in the American
department were mixed. Canadians were
good in spots. Dealings in home railway
shares were not brisk, but they held
steady. Argentine rails were buoyant on
a demand from investors The foreign
section was sustained. The tone on the
Bourse at Paris was harder, owing to the
satisfactory fortnightly settlement Min
ing and oil shares were firm and 'rubbers
were stronger on a rally in the staple.
Fresh support was given to bank shares.
Eleven principal joint stock banks wrote
down investments to the extent o. $780,
900 last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT Receipts. 1929I3 bush. Demand
was fairly active and with stronger outside
advices prices advanced e. Quotations; Car Car
January. 81. .2od1.ai; No. southern In1, req rsS
No rcd 81 2Bfpt 2s: rejected A, S1.23laGp
l. 25i5; rejected Il. 81. .22d1.2+
CoRN.-Receipts, 1854 bushels Trade was
uuiet but prices ruled steady under ilgni
offerings Quotations; Car lots for veiiSM I2Ssl
siGS5c Western steamer yellow s2lsgS5'Sci Sc
low, SOdiS2c; cob. per 20 lbs. soc
OATS Receipts. 100 80 bush. The market S.t
ruled firm and iac higher, with demand fairy
active. Quotations: No white, 23Sno44IIs;S Il /
standard white, 53I53tGc.: No. white, olp
Sii5c: No. / white, 490j0c;; sample oats
I6tbGiSc.: purified oats, graded. 0lhdS5c.
FLoUR.-Receipts, 1112 bbls. and md, 9Io .Pa pao
tained but there was little tradnE n 9g9sstioss aSE e.
DO, straight. s5,90n615 do patent aosSy sSz2m az
ESQ Kansas. clear. tute SACKS 80 so;9oUpo;I2V' oo
do, straight, jute sacks dH S5nSaSSg1' ossr aS
s5.52ae; do. STRAIGHT s6aGgS; dsiS 7bP@g Pa9geinS i5
city mills choice and fancy patents SS ron a.
city mills, regular grades-wlnter, clear. ~. ~
G5.65; do. straight. s5.9Oa6lo: do'' patent
S6.25d6.6O
RYE FLouR,-onoElngs were light t,,,G, and the the
quote at SJ. 25TpJ. so per bbl., as to quhNty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17

capital requirements for the va.
when in the past II has been dsc,s. ana
make a new stock issue " such o,,as to
the fact has been promptly annonps annposes
According TO an authority in to,,oh va Va
company affairs, however, there IL ",'a
tentton now to make n stock aliote,as. n p
new stock issue. President Bodins = q
out of town today and no official !. Was Vas
ment could be obtained from tbo 'sa'e- sae
pany. II Is nevertheless known ~, .vm-
net earnings for 1915 have been ver,, spe y
Norable. largely because of the reS,,.ts
cost at which the subsidiary comnas,.a
were able to contract for supnlies ~ S.''ss e.
used in the manufacture Of gas W
The early gain in the price of ths 49,,
brought out moderate amount IN y.
late dealings. and there was fraotlons.
recession from the best at, the close
Except for a rise OF more than n...
points i'm Lake Superior incomes ara
moderate setback in Buffalo ana a..
quehanna. the local market did iittls y
day. Lake superior ana Pennsviv,s v,ss- W
were in moderate demand. while Car,h.,ss
Steel and Philadelphia Electric eased -
slightly. As the day advanced Philsa.,
phia Company scored gain e. .,earlv
points, and Lehigh Valley Transit st.s
moved up, as did United Railway Inva.,
ment 5s. ~
The whole bond list came to life ,od,.
and the trading was broad and actIv.
The feature was the dealing in Stands,a
Gas and Electric IS, which advanced ov.-
a point on sales of nearly s50,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
WHEAT RECOVERED
IN LATE DEALINGS
Allies Have Arranged to Buy
All of Rumanian Surplus.
New Top Mark for Oats

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-wheat showed ir-
regularity today, but closed strong and
at the top for May at 81 l2Sss against
81. .21Is at the end Saturday. July finished
only Nc below the best at s122. against
$l.2l at the close Saturday.
The start was higher on an advance at
Liverpool, but there was an excellent
commission selling on the bulge and
losses from Saturdays close were substi-
tuted, May falling to $l.27 and July to
81 20lb Leading longs sold, and under
this pressure more or less stop-loss busi-
ness was reached. subsequently there
was a recovery on buying, due to the
small increase in the visible supply,
which gained only 1000 bushels for the
week in the United states to 69,S97,OCO
bushels.
Private London cables said that the
Allies had arranged to buy all the Ru-
manian surplus for $50,000,000 in gold, for
the purpose of shutting out German buy
ing orders. Further reports about in
sects we're received, but a leading au-
thorItv called attention TO the fact that
crop appearances in midwinter were de-
ceivlng He said that brown tops did not
always mean dead roots and that spring
rains were a great tonic
The Kansas Department of Agriculture.
in n report just issued, said that the sleet
and snow storms of last week, followed
by cold weather. had benefited the grow
ing crops i'm that state. II put the con-
dition at Ss.4 and the area sown last au-
tumn at s454.0O0 acres. against 9,4S,OOO
acres in 1914
Today's expert business was put at
about SOC, 900 bushels. Cable advices sus-
gested an easing up in the tonnage situa-
ton, and larger shipments from Argen-
tina and Australia were predicted in the
near future.
Corn ended frmer after having shown
easness due to larger country offerings
and beneficial rains in Argentina, where
moisture had been needed. Oats were
strong, after wavering for time follow
ing higher start. Prices touched new
high records for the season on export
demand The visible supply in the United
States increased $4,000 bushels for the
week to q. .065,O 900 bushels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
KENNECOTT STOCK SOLD
All of $4,000 Shares Disposed Of.
Dividend Soon

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE syndicate
which underworld the consolidation plan
of the Kennecott Copper Corporation has
sold the 5000 shares of Kennecott Cop
per Corporation stock, received by it as
commission to Hayden, Stone & Co., and
within the next day or so checks will be
mailed the-syndicate participants and the
syndicate dissolved.
1t was learned today that the entire
transaction had been successful. Nearly
all of the Braden and Utah securities,
notes of the Kennecott etc, having been
turned in and exchanged for Kennecott
stock. Such securities as remain unex-
changed already have been taken care
of through other channels. 1t is ex-
pected that within the next few days
the directors of the Kennecott will meet
and decl-re an initial dividend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
hIore AetiYity Enerted in Paper

NEW YORK, Jan. H.-At the moment
the market for prime mercantile paper Is
reported very dull. but the phenomenally
strong position Of the financial institutions
Of the country, Illustrated by the record
showing Of deposits and loans OF the New
york Clearing House banks. induces eN-
uactafion OF a more active business In
paper before long.
brokers explain that business men
Izroa <hoat the country are acting very
esnseFrallvely On account OF the problems
s.=esznted b. and likely 10 develop from
{he war situation Ia Europe. the Mexican
I.uoraslfa and other questions Of the hour
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
GOLDFIELD STOCKs
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Consolidation Coal Company, regular ouar-
terly ia per cent, payable January 81 to stock
Americsh sumstra Tobacco Company. per
cent. on preferred payable February to stock
standard Silver Lead Company. regular
monthly 2s per fsenf;' payable February 10 to
International Harvester Company and the
fa per cent. on the preferred stocks pavable
March l TO stock OF record February 10.
The unltec tlsaf h1AnuIacturers' Company.
regular quarterly IA per cent. on the pre
ferred., payable March Books close Feb
Brasil Contracting. Light ana Power Com
pany. Limited, Leslar sis quarterly per cent. on
January 81. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
COFFEE MARKET sTEADIER
Brazil Willing to Make Concessions.
Spot Demand Slow

NEW YORK. Jan. IA steadier tone
prevailed In the coffee market at the open-
ing this morning and first prices were 8
10 cents higher on a little scattered
covering, Sales on the call were 1900 bags.
The market continued quiet throughout
the irst hour, but prices lost some OF the
early steadiness as a result of increased
offerings from trade interest. There was
thought to be some indications that Brazil
was willing to make concessions-in fact,
II was said that Santos As were offered
here as low as cents in the cost and
freight market. The spot demand was
again slow, and. while holders of coffee
are not disposed to oppose any upward
tendency in prices, they show little dis
position TO make new purchases.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
OTHER OIL STOCKS.
MINING STOCKS.
SOUTHWARK BANK CHANGES

At the annual election of officers OF ~
Southwark National Bank today, the foi-
lowing were elected: William w. Foulk'
rod. Jr.. president; Ferdinand B. Bon
nafan, S. S, Darmon, vice-presidens:
John B. Harper. chairman of the board of
directors and Walter ]. Steinman. cashief'
Mr., Foulkrod, Jr.. succeeds Mr., Harper'
advancing from cashier to the presidency
of the institution. Walter j. Steinmah
was elevated from assistant cashier e
cashier S. S. Darmon. who was maqe
a vice president, has been member p
the board rf directors, Mr.. Harper was
appointed chairman OF the board OF diree'
tors, having declined denomination i'F
the presidency.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
COPPER CONTINUES STRONG
Authorities in Trade Say Upward
Move Not Checked

NEW YORK. Jan. H,-Continued
strength is shown in the copper market,
ing 24J1 TO 24lk cents a pound 30 days.
The question of delivery is ruling the
price, with favored shipments bringing
the higher level
Authorities in the trade ridicule the
stories that the upward movement has
been checked by the large production of
the metal, the attitude OF the British
Government. toward purchases and the
freight embargoes on shipments into
New England. They point out that the
buying at present is just as large and
weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
FRESH FRUITS

Demand was only moderate. but values gem
orally were steadily held as dtoll9ogss: APPLES.
TO good 81. 50d3; Mcintosh. S3d3.50; Winesap.
81 50qs2a; Baldwin. s.; 5Oafa 25 Black Twig.
ST 5oa5; York iImpsrial, s2q3; Twenty ounce.
other varieties. sl.5Oa2.5O; No q y.25dl 30:
apples IN bulk. per 100 lbs SOC. QS1. so:
Florida. per crate. S1.I5a3: tangerlnes Flor
Ida, per strap; S2a3: grapefruit, Florida. per
apples PeT &c erate.Port9 Rico 81 5oas 25: FISr-
s9dtIl; do. Cape Cod per crate 81. 50d3: do.