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; the following opportunities may
ication 70
IITED STATES DEPARTMENT
MILLS BUILDING.
BL&W=.Free board, lodging and WISH
PIPER day. PH-Per hour, BAL
furnished house, garden, fuel ana milk.
ed. TT. Adv.-Transportation may be
understood that all opportunities are Of
tired as soon az possible.
COMMON LABOR. L,
Pennsylvania.
66-lb7. Allegheny Co. Wanted: 20 expert
tool makers might turn) Mt &c 10 45c PHI
expert die makers at I0c TO l5o PHI
lathe hands at 35c to $50 PHI: 6 machinisti
a. S5c TO l2l4c PHI; die slnlsers at soc g
Doc Phi; trimmer die makers Mt 3Ic TO &c
PHI; blacksmiths Canvil and hammer mem
work from blueprints. piecework; dror
hammer men. pieceworki instrument max
ers, piecework, and 1 box maker twood)
plecework. Ali should be experts. 50 hour,
Pw. No TT.
6ei-60. Fayette Co. Wanted: 20 married OF
single men for pick mining and rs for ma.
Pp No n m 4n So5 ns'S eos from so
workings (pick work. 7oc per H-bushe
wagon loading coal from machine work
Feet 'f tsds ss,y rS wss sSy arc u.ed
e9i-5s. Fayette Co. Wanted: IS single mer
for pick mining and 70 for drawing coke
italian. slavish, Polish or Hungarians. Nc
TT. 10 hours PD. At No. and work.
works. 70c for ls-bushel wagon. Drawinl
coke. per oven at No. and works
n.B per oven at No. works.
s7s-lbis. Philadelphia Co. Wanted mar.
coal yard. Italians. Any acceptable. Nc
TT. nO-t1 Pw. Usual hours.
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DEATHS

i:to Sunday morning Febru-
ary 70. 1915, At his residence. as First
street Northeast. u, GUY. son Of Mary and
Campbell.
Funeral at $40 Tuesday afternoon. from
his late residence.
JosE-on Monday, February n, 1915 at $50
q. M, JACOB JOSE, beloved husband 81
Ida jose, at the residence Of his son, Ru-
dolph Jose. 32os Eighteenth street northwest,
aged seventy-seven years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Monday. February n. 1915. at
bis residence, 2l90 Leroy place northwest,
ALLEN WALKER, NJ, ID.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FINE Broom dwelling: hot-water heat; also
open freplaces; garage for cars; house
just remodeled from bottom to top. better
than new; located In best square on Capitol
Hin. convenient to Capitol. Library, and
Union Station; especially desirable for doctor
or dentist. This property recently acquired
In mortgage foreclosure. II free Of incum-
brance. and can be sold at a great sacrifice;
easy terms II desired.
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CLAlRvOYANTS
ZANCIG'S TEMPLE
ME ETINGS

SUNDAY NIGHTs-spirituaI science.
DR.. Lottie Blanchard Bruen In charge.
There will be song service at 7:46; you are
requested TO Join US.
Music by the Bernings.
TUESDAY EVENING AT O'CLOCK
Lecture on physic and scientific subjects,
with tests.
WEDNESDAY EVENING AT O'CLOCK
DR.. Bruen will deliver an address on health
demonstrated by anatomical charts.
THURSDAY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK
Developing circle.
FRIDAY EVENING AT O'CLOCK
Character reading by the sclence OF the
hand. Prof. zancig
For terms In classes on psychology ana
drugiess healing apply TO
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s.. DOMESTICS.
Maryland.
So-tS73. Montgomery Co. One single woman
for domestic duties. Any white Es. SO
Pm. Home comforts.
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FOR SALE-GARAGES

sTEEL-covERED GARAGES COMPLETED
With Cement Floor, SIS EERTi., & E.
Phi. West ssl. ofnce and FACTORY. SloT o NV.
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

MAN AND WIFE-white, Protestant, to take
assist In factory and learn to run small cor:
permanent position for middle aged couple.
Answer. own handwriting. BOX ll5 Times
office
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MONEY TO L.oAH-s25o to Ss0o. 900 on d. c.
real estate, Several trust funds, ~ 10
per cent All transactions conducted WITH
seonomieaI consideration for borrowers.
WIN II. SAUNDERS CO.,
Southern BUILDING. S0 18th 81 n. N.
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MONEY To LOAN on real estate; lowest
rates; prior payment privileges; large
amounts. TYLER q RUTHERFORD. sl7 18th.
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IN MEM0RlAM

Notice for this column are accented at %
cents nat. either prose or poetry. inNcase no.
tice does not exceed ten lines And 10 cents
for each line In excess Of tsn.)
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FAINTER. paperhanger plastrrer wants
work: room pap,red. 50; painted, Ss,I5; city
,r country. 4. GOI.DBl.ATT. 1873 Pa. ave.
n W. Phone n. SLEW.
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Among the visitors from Washington
who. attended the, George Washington
Birthday dance at the Tome School,
Port Deposit. Friday, were Miss Betty
Caldwell, Miss Grace Roberts, Miss
Edith Tucker. Miss Beatrice TAFT, Miss
kingsbury, Miss Mickey, and Miss II.
p. Chase. of Chevy Chase Seminary, and
Miss Louise Gushard, of Paramount
Seminary.
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HawzaIlsae rna-TaaAreaz
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NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.


from called whsperngs Washington
disturb solid which little heed variations in
diplomatic Legislative
the
points. Anglo-French bonds actively dealt
Dulns dispeed
reeded fractions
leading
with checks selling
Readjustment Minneapolis Approved
and st Louis Railroad be held
today to all the stockholders record
March Dividend
be will
S1215O compared with $1179S1S March, 1916
$74,5O4
the $S537S1
United
sS371S1S $3059OS
York; Brought Gold
The steamer New York has arrived with gold
boxes to order three boxes w e Brown
of Commerce and box H. Ingerson
Consider Inspiration Copper Dividends Tomorrow
of
IN
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RAILROAD EARNINGS EXPANDING.
TRACTION SECURITIES IN nER1A,..
Buying of Rapid Transit Lehigh Valley Tranoi.
Philadelphia and Western Stocks Stimu. ''e
lated by Recent Reports

Within the next few days most of the
railroad net returns for January will
make their appearance, and IL the Balti.
more and Ohio report is to be taken as a
criterion a very satisfactory showing will
be made Some of the large Western and
Northwestern companies are not expected
to show up as we'll as in some of the
previous months, but this. II is claimed,
will be purely the result of local condi-
tions, such as severe weather, blockades
by heavy SHOWS, etc. Railroad men say
there has been no let up i'm business and
the indications are that revenues, both
gross and net will continue in large vol
ume for many months.
There has been heavy movement of
war munitions for some time past and
certain companies are just beginning de-
llveries of this class OF products. But,
aside from this extraordinary business,
there will be, IL Is expected, heavy vol
Tune OF normal tonnage throughout the
remainder of the current year at least.
Railroad financing can now he accom-
plished along lines more favorable to the
roads than for years, such new issues
as have been offered having met with
ready absorption by the public The New
York Central recently disposed of S16,-
100000 preferred stock, which together
treasury and which were sold permitted
the company to pay off a similar amount
of short-term notes, leaving but $15,000,-
900 notes outstanding, which mature of
November 1 next. In well-informed cir
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SHARP RISE IN COTTON;
SHORTS RUSH TO COVER
Some Important Traders Good
Buyers

NEW YORK, Feb. 23-Business was
mixed on the Cotton Exchange at the
start this morning. Some interests, es-
pecially Wall street and spot houses, ope-
rated on both sides of the market. The
early tone was comparatively steady. near
months showing losses of to points,
while September was 1 point higher with
late options l to points lower.
Some important traders were good buy
ers, apparently on the belief that rally
was about due, as it was generally eX-
pected that March liquidation would soon
be over. Others, however. still main
tanned that the news from Washington
would be the main influence.
The market became firm later. It
seemed easy to switch long contracts out
of March into later months at the pre-
vailing differences, while Liverpool was
a good buyer here by balance, and there
was considerable covering by shorts as
the rally developed There may also have
been buying for reaction, and the active
months worked about ~ to IA points net
higher during the middle of the day. This
made an advance of nearly 81 q, bale from
the lowest. and seemed to attract rather
freer offerings, but prices held within two
or three points of the best.
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cles the belief obtains tbs, a..
VIII not be compelled to do ~ ~ sompam
70 meet this obligation wbor ~ nnanese
III, [ n,sn report greater scaros,. -
.,,s,..si 'ue 10y, rallroad bonds on
shelves than ever before On lhsh
on the local exchange 49,.
was quiet The fractions wera puslnesl
only ieatures both Lehigh vailAs Vyu' wv q,
anu i RAPID transit displaying e. lranil
while IN the outside market nnlflnnsa
ana western Railway preferred '.,suelpA'a va
again active in trading bei,,as' STOCK VA
several blocks changing bsss Mouse
prices ranging from 3eI to ss, win
last sale being at 37ib. There ..t--,ii
much activity in the common ,,ss mss nos .
quoted from 15 to 15ih which vi
All these companies arc .h
well with regard to earnings "Vwlng wing @
TO their recent reports. and tba a.e.,v,urdts
prlght Tor q continuation of rooa Yssuook 4
IN the afternoon trading wac sl,slnesa ,,u
at standstill, except for a rnod..Ii sli 'uallT
ing movement In Philadelnbis t., sM sell.
which carried II down a fractio, hllecllls
firm. 'P'o oVement ml,a
AT the annual meeting R,i,,.
pany General directors wero 'w"ys ~ Ways vest
wife mlll.an' ~, w. Crook, Jr., was added /. ~
go me BOARD organized by I'M ~ ~
ton or the retiring officers. NJ, ',s "
Tor the year ended Decenber >, ineons
was S2S,O1O, and the surplus for II, w
$2l'9bO, from which was charsaaa' ',e .s!y yeaf
leaving profit and loss s,irni"s tis'osl
l, 1916, of S320.5S4. ''us 'aneafy
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IRREGULAR TREND
TO CURB PRICES
Driggs-Seabury Depressed and
Oil Shares Generally Heavy.
Coppers Steady

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Speculation in
the market for outside securities today
was marked by an irregular price move
ment. In the early dealings weakness
developed on comparatively small Offer
ings, but later good rallies set in on COW
ering. Midvale Steel was comparatively
quiet at range of y point. The rights
were active at small recession; the
bonds, however. were extensively dealt In
Rt a range of Il, Aetna Explosives were
offered rather freely at the outset and suf-
fered loss of / y points, later rallying
slightly Submarine Boat eased Off u on
small dealings.
Driggs- Seabury declined about two
points; Ajax Rubber, after small re-
cession. recovered. Atlantic Gulf and
West India Steamship developed a
stronger tone The common moved up a
point and the preferred "a. Cuba Cane
Sugar lost a half
Oil shares were generally heavy. espe-
ciaIly Cosden, which dropped two points.
while Cosden Oil and Gas was down a
point wayland Oil and Gas moved
within narrow limits.
Copper stocks were generally steady
Kennecott after a recession Of "a, recov-
cred all. CerFo de PascO at one time
showed an advance of two points. but
likewise fell. Bonds were generally quiet,
with the exception OF Midvale Steel 5s
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Opening quota
tions for foreign exchange showed a dull
and steady market, Vienna, which de-
clined sharply very late on Monday to a
nominal figure of 1882, was quoted this
morning at 1895 and 10. other quota
tons were: Demand sterling, 476h ;
checks, All; franc cables, 5.s6A checks,
5.S7A reIchsmarks, "A 3-16 and TAX ;
lire cables. $685. checks. 6.691s Swiss
cables, 5.22; checks, 5.22h; Stockholm,
$3.50 and 1885; pesetas, 10 and 1906 /;
guilders. 421s and AZ rubles. 31% and
3lR. The above figures indicate strong
tone in Dutch exchange.
The market continued dull and feature
less in the afternoon, with the single ex-
ception of a firmer tendency in French
exchange, Franc cables were quoted at
5.S6h and checks at 5.S7A. Sterling was
unaItered at 4.761s for demand and AT
for cables, Reichsmarks were heavy. at
TAI,
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Financial Briefs

The Baldwin Locomotive Works has re.
ceived orders for the following locomo.
tives One O-4-0 type for Carnegie Steel
Company, one 0-6.O type ror Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company, 20
2-1O.2 type for Bessemer and Lake Erie
Railroad.
The New York banks lost to the Sub
treasury Monday $2,OS4, 900 and since Fri
day S4,459,00O.
The Stock List Committee has today
stricken off the list of the local Exchange
S1,1O2.O0O United Railways Investment
Company first lien collateral trust 20-year-
sinking fund per cent. bonds Pittsburgh
issue being the amount of said bonds held
in the sinking fund as of December 81,
1916. leaving the amount listed at this
date S17,04S,000, Nos. to 1880, inclusive,
for $1,000 each, excepting numbers of said
$1,000 stricken from list on file in this
office.
The annual report of the Pure Oil Com
pany shows assets above liabilities of
S6,349,S64 and assets in other companies
of S4,O26,O11. Total net earnings for 1915
were s3,612,37O. against s1,763,146 in
1914.
Holders of the voting trust certificates
of the Electromagnetic metropolitan Com
pany are notified by the board of trustees
that the agreement dated MaTCn D, lJUO,
will expire March next, and that cer-
tificates may be exchanged Tor certificates
of the capital stock of the Interborough
Consolidated Corporation. successor to the
Interborough-M metropolitan Company, to
the amount and of the class called for
by the respective voting trust certificates
Such exchange may be made at the office
of the company, 165 Broadway, on March
next and thereafter.
Additional securities of various COM
panies have been placed on the regular list
of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange as fol-
lows: $330.7OO American Telegraph and
Telephone stock; $66,000 Pennsylvania
Railroad consolidated mortgage Az per
cent. bonds. 1860; $500 Interstate Rail
ways permanent preferred stock, and
$4,000 York Railways first mortgage 30
year 5 per cent. bonds. 1887. There has
been stricken off the regular list $4,000
series A Lehigh Coal and Navigation
funding and Improvement mortgage per
cent. bonds, Cancelled for the sinking fund.
Comparatively narrow changes oc-
Cured at today's local auction sales.
Girard Trust fell 3 and Guarantee Trust
4. Farmers and Mechanics Bank rose
5A and Belmont Az, while Fidelity
Trust was off 2h.
After regular meetings of Pennsylvania
Railroad Western lines directors today, 1t
was stated that there was nothing to an
nounce
Usual Tonopah Belmont Development
dividend.
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BRITAIN KEEPS
EXCHANGE LOW;
CUTS IMPORTS
Gold Exports to U. S. Do
Not Pay Under the
Present Rates
COL. HOUSE is PRAISED
BY FRANCIS w. HIRST
Editor the Economist. London.
gngridf CobIc IN fbr Et,sufno Ied0cr

LONDON, Feb. 90. The House OF
Commons was somewhat relieved Mon
day night by learning from the Premier
and Chancellor that recent estimates Of
expenditure have been exaggerated. Regi-
nald McKenna states that the debt service
and civil service together are now costing
nearly half million sterling a day and
the expenditure on the war Is E3400 900.
He anticipated that a 100000 limit
would be reached by the end of March.
To critics who complained that Ameri-
can exchange has not been raised to par,
Mr.. McKenna replied: AT the present
time American exchange is Kept at S4.766
to the sovereign. We do not wish Ameri-
can exchange to go any higher than the
figures | have given. Absolutely normal
American exchange would be about S4.S6
II is 10 cents below. We do not wish
American exchange to either go up to the
normal or above it, for the very simple
reason that we are discouraging imports
by keeping exchange little below par"
This verbatim report should interest
Wall street Chancellor McKenna added
that with the present freight and insur.
ance gold exports to New York do not
pay, though exchange is 10 cents below
normal. Altogether Mr.. McKenna was
remarkably optimistic.
Meanwhile Edwin s. Montagus speech
at Cambridge reads like a recantation of
free trade, but even If the Liberal min
listers turn preferentialist they will en-.
counter great difficulties and obstinate op-
position. The chambers Of commerce was
Protectionst in 1906 when
the great Free Trade victory occurred at
the general election.
The report that Lord Robert Cecil will
enter the Cabinet as contraband minis |
ter should please neutral interests,
Although his diplomatic position was |
obscure, Colonel House won golden opin |
ions here.
The city recognizes the duration of the |
war as the one supremely important prob |
lem Of finance. The technical question |
whether new long-term loan is neces- |
sary and whether to free the income tax |
| think. undecided.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET

LONDON. Feb. 2s. ~ While dealing in
securities on the Stock Exchange were
not large today, the undertone generally
was firm. The y per cent, war loan dis
played especial strength, proving attract
I've at 971a, as Il Is acceptable at par for
subscriptions to the next war loan.
The revenue OF the nation last week was
f1s.s42,000 and the expenditures f2s 42e.-
000- There were sold f9.6le.0oe n ex-
chequer bonds. Outstanding Treasury bills
were increased E3oe.edo
The French loan was ln demand az 81 3
II sTmpatHE Hith the staple. rubber snafsa
H4re duil
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WHEAT RALLIED
ON TALK OF EXPORT,
Rumors of Large Sales Couls
Not lot Be Confirmed, However. r''
Much Bullish Crop News

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Perslstsr,
Oh large sales for export, whic, 'spoIn Isa..
not be confirmed, helped to raj rai,, VOvt W
wheat market today after demorsii,. w
at the start. Liquidation in tbs sss,a
aealings was rapid and extensive sra sa'u w
due to a decline at Winnipeg and I I,s.. W.
pool and enormous receipts, partIcr,.sa, ~
III the Northwest. On the hreoL LIas.y as.t
was considerable profit-takinr bv H ,hasa, susia
as well as much buying by spec,;,,, ,as, ~ :
The Illinois Department of ASrIcr,,s
announced that 23 per cent. of the pss,'u's s,.s
OF winter in the State had been t,li.s =
ana that per cent. had been last -
floods. i'at Y
Mills and elevator interests purchss..
at Minneapolis. and ID good buslnsss n
Hour was said to have been worked A..
there, The indications pointed to 4 brsss
ing UP of the roads all over and ~,
sequent. curtailment of arrivals. corsiS
cradle bullish crrn news was recpIv.5
The Price CurrerS said that comnlaIS,.
OF damage to the winter crops were h.
sistent. =
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British -Amsrlean Tobaeeo Company. interim
az Der cent. payable March 81.
swift & Co. regular quarterly 2 per cant
PAYABLE April 7 20 stock of record March o.
TonOpah Belmoat Developments I2H par
cent. nayabie April to atoekholdsrs Of rec
1nsrlcan sumatra Tobacco Company usual
aeniIanuual $3.50 per ahare On preferred, pay-
ahie March 4 = holders % record Eebraary
tIentana Power Company, usaal auarfsri,
IH raf tfat en- preferred and of ner
Qa9atIz April / 9 hlldsrs
q fsqcla 4zzea a.
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LIVERPOOL Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 23.-Spot cotton
was in liberal demand today at a de-
cline of 8 points compared with Monday,
at 7.72d for mid upland. The sales were
1000 bales, including 5000 bales American
The imports were $4,000 bales, including
10000 bales American. The market for
futures closed steady at a net advance of
51a@91A points.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK Feb. 23.-BUTTER-Alark
.,--eny. reteipls, 10. 46b packages; extra cream
srv AZ t33Bfsc.s higher scorins s6o86hc.i
State dairy, ssQs4e.; imitation creamery. 20
Eaads Market unsettled receipts. %, ,ls5
a -. extra nrata. 24c-. nrsis. 2z4 u23i ifo.s
sssTiis ssd Zee; brown. Is q 2sc. mixed color.
go ztc.. REFRIGERATOR best is g zee
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s,-HoGS-Receipts, A.
600 Market strong: mixed and butchers.
Sssvy s o? sRf PIGS. fFS ssE5
W ciATTI IEMReceipts, 10000. Market steady:
beeyes. s6.S59ss5 COWS and and hefsEs ;275S 81 s9
Texans. S6.75@s.IO; calves, Se@11.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900. Market 10 a zoe.
lower; native and Western. s4.25 0s. 40; lambs.
sSnl2.
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| FINANCIAL NEWS
BEAR TRADERS DEPRESSED LIST;
OUTSIDE PRESSURE WAS ABSENT
Industrial Alcohol Raded on Statements That Annual
Report Will Be Disappointing Marine Preferred
Fell Nearly Four Points in Afternoon
High Points in Todavs Financial News

Warehouse Steel
Company Bars and shapes boosted SIS ton Demand for all kinds
lar quarterly dvidend Of 1 cent and erta Of S IN
Copper directors not consider dividends meeting More
gold aed Nv York abroad March diuidend interest
dibwsemens o 4t2704 against $7StS5 last
More favorable railroad earnings January.
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RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINGs
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

market opened steady this morning with
first prices l point lower to 4 points
higher. July was the only month lower
ON the call under scattered liquidation.
while other positions were steadier on
covering and some demand for European
account.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-23

Aside from the appointment 81 some
freight officials. there was nothing an
aaunaed allar fhe Fennsylfania Raiiread
diloelofa aisatias todax
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-23

29I 400 shares Monday thus far this week
900 400 sharesi same period last week,
1s85O,1OO shares
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ulspOSeu OI'
STOCKS.
sSrs shrs. GiPSEd Trust Co Par sl3e 1927
20 .hs nnd fs6pss s6 5FsSts NSaSS RSsS FE CO. 'H
shrs. Pennsylvania Co; for. Insur-
nnties nnHis on PaT hTes s1oo Sod Granting An III
shr; Pennsylvania Co, for, 1nsur
nntiss nnGGs on PAL Lives s,Gn and Granting An 7,o
shrs. Pennsylvania Co; for Insur.. ~ "a
nuities, Par slOO. O.......,....,.. 71o
Par 500 ..........,.. 125h
burgh, Pa. preferred. Par $50. ~
Pass. Rwy Co. ......,........ 275
18th and 9Th gts.5 Pass. Rwy, Co s45A
shEs 4 q. Brill Co.. preferred or
I2 shrs Phiisdclphiiai and Camden Fer. %
10 ,bTs Ts GS svstGne PSr So; Wst:b o. Par 11S
As shss ssOV ccIambas Water Co. iGoap 10
Par 500 ..s:..::.,+...i..;..;: - ' | 2soA
IA shrs. Girard National Bank. Par
posit Co, Par sIOO ..,%....... 1904
'"fSi posit Co; Par sio6 -. 100
73 shrs. i,umbermen's Insurance Co, a.,
shrs, r%' Pihiiiadelphla Iii Beqrse: Par $50 S
shFs cnal Hank "fa Par MSfSsnes siGo a1n
shrs, SIKH Nst,,I Bsnk, Bk, Bar :ISS $$SS$$H
I45 shrs. Atlantic Title Co, Atlantic
City. N. ]. Par 500 ......,,.. 105
2 shrs Belmont Trust Co. Par $50. 39h
shrs. Fidelity Trust Co. Par 500. 72O
BONDS.
$4,000 Harrison Bros. e. Co. 8 per cent.
First mortgage. Coupons January
and July Due 1924. 96&
100 Union Pass. Rwy. Co, per
cent, ''extended mortgage" In
terest April and October Due 49,,
1860 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
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BONDS.

Total sales. S84, 800. compared tzith S14.800
Monday; thus far this week, S150,3O0; same
period Inst week, S2O2 300.