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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
BAN BY SWEDEN
UPON WOOD PULP
BLOW TO BRITAIN
Reprisals Against Press
Critics of Blockade
Seen in Order
PRICE OF PAPER RISING
BY FRANCIS w. HIRST
Editor Tho Economist. London.
Soecf1i Cable TO The Everiuo Iedoer


LONDON, Jan. o. 80 Since Wednesday
money has been less plentiful and rates
flrmer. The bank returns shows satis-
factory reduction of Treasury notes.
quite a sensation was caused by Swe-
den's prohibition of paper pulp exports,
which is n reprisal in kind against the
section of our newspaper press demand
ing severer blockade measures. The price
of paper has been rising very seriously
since autumn.
My personal belief Is our blockade,
since November, has been far more sci
entific and damaging to German finance
than before, but Fleet street must have
sensations and cannot understand the
theory and practice Of foreign exchanges
The fact Is, the denial of ordinary over
sea luXures to Germany would help Ger
man exchanges and German finance.
Probably Sir Edward Grey or Lord Rob
ert Cecil will explain this next week.
The House of Commons is unlikely to
follow Lord Northciffe's lead, especially
as opposition to the conscripton bill
gains ground in the industrial districts.
The depression in the market for Amer
leans comes from your side. Undoubt-
edly the Treasury scheme will bring out
large holdings. one inclusi of shares
virtually ended tho business of our Amer
ican iobbers.
Colonel Houses visit TO Paris and Ber-
lin eXcltes speculation.
German news indicates a growing dis
content and anxiety for the commercial
future.
Discussion is beginning here about our
commercial policy after the war | hear
Lancashire still supports free trade
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
WHEAT IRREGULAR
IN CHICAGO MARKET
Freer Offerings From Argentina
Reported-Export Sales
100000 Bushels

CHICAGO, Jan. %. - Scattered selling.
due to an easier turn at Liverpool follow
ing a strong start there, was sufficient
to weaken the wheat market here this
morning. May started u cent lower ut
s1.31A and July n cents off at s125k The
weather in the crop country was better
than had been expected. The closing
found May 4 cent higher, while July
was off the same amount.
There was a good demand on the de-
cline, however. and the market rallied.
Freer offerings from Argentina were re-
ported, and freight rates there were re-
duced because OF an increase in vessels
and rumors OF fair release of bottoms
by Great Britain and France.
Shipments from Australia for the week
were estimated at 1,25O,0O0 bushels. EX-
port sales in the last "a hours were about
100000 bushels.
The receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
today were 4I9 cars. against 3l2 cars last
year; at Winnipeg 32s cars. compared
with l2i cars; at Chicago Il cars, against
90 cars.
Corn was easier on clearing weather in
the West and setback in the market at
Liverpool. where Argentine offers were
larger and cheaper.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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Financial Briefs

No bids were received by the po..,.,
Council of Columbia, Pa, for its nrorna.a nss
S65,OOO per cent bond issue ana ~
bonds VIII be offered to local investor,
The Fitchburg Railroad has sola 4,
Jackson & Curtis st.250 900 one-yesr ( ~.
cent. notes, dated February Is, 1915 csn'
able at 101 and interest after three month.
of the date of issue.
Copper exports from Atlantic mort. d.
the week ended January 20 total i5i0 ions.
since January !, 1881 tons.
Commercial failures in the United sta,s.
for the week were 462 against is, la,
week, 4s1 the preceding week and 7l3 m
corresponding week last year. Failures n
Canada number SO, against 40 last wasE
IS the preceding week and 81 last year
A call for 10 per cent. has been sent IA
the depositary banks under the terms of
the Anglo-French loan, to be paid Al
the National City Bank January 81. This
makes a toal of So per cent. of the loan
which has been called so far.
The Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance
Company declared stock dividend OF d
Ctlll II Will dISO permit Snareh0d-
ers to subscribe to % per cent. of new
stock at par 1t is planned to increase
the present capital of 100000 to $4,000
The Alaska Gold Mines Company will
Issue 81, 100000 in 10-year 6 per cent de-
bentures convertible at $50 per share and
redeemable in three years at 10 and In.
terest. Stockholders may subscribe to the
new bonds on the basis OF 81 in deben-
lures for each share of stock owned Ths
Issue, known as series "B," has been TN
derwritten by Hayden, Stone & Co. The
proceeds will be used in connection with
power installation expenses and other i'm
provements.
The Bank of England reports thu
amount of currency notes outstanding "a
G94, lSi, 40. against EOS, ,22S, 293 last week
The amount of gold held for the redemp-
tlon of such notes remains at f2S S5O,cA
John ]. Collier was elected vice presI.
dent of the Northern Trust Company.
The Philadelphia stock list COMMITTEES
rules that certificates of stock of lhs
American Gas Company dated February
!, 1916, and thereafter to be a delivery
must be countersigned and registered by
the New Jersey Corporation GUARANTEES
and Trust Company.
The American Brass Company's annual
report showed a gain of Si,67S, ,l07 In net
profits and a balance after dividends Of
A.17S.454, an increase of s3,92S,lN over
1914.
Thlrty-one railroads report for the Sec
ond week in January an increase in gross
earnings of $i,62l,27s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-Rccelpts. 2io. PSI bush. The mar
ket further advanced 1c. under a good demand
Quotations: Car lots. in export elevator.No:
red spot and January, SI.3ld1 .36; No. South
crn rcd, 81 .32d I.34; steamer No. = red. Sl.5H
I.a3; No. = red. S1.3iMl.33j rejected n, Sl.SF9
al ,3Oia: rejected II, Sl.2TIl.2D.
CORN.-Receipts. 1000 bush. supplies Were
small and the market ruled steady, but trade
was quiet. Quotations. Car lots for local trade,
as to locaton-Westcrn Ne yellow. StaSSS: !;
80. 3 yellow, SCas2c Southern yellow soa
OATS, : Receipts a, Ta3 bush; The market IKE
ruled firm and I5dlc. higher under light offer,
ings and fair demand. quotations.; No
white. 57N5sc. standard white; 56q 56Ise; NO:
3 white. 5id5Jc.; No. white, o2iaH@lyc; /:
sample oats, 49la15lc,: purified oats, graded,
FLotTR.--Recelpls, 1880 bbls. and ,l,4Il,tl7
tainedi but trade was quiet Quotations; 91s;
sOO: DO; straisht, S5ooaG25; do, I.atsSR9t S9t;
s0.35d6.60: Kansas. clear. jute sacks, So3op
80; dor straight ju!ee gaagsks ag $5s5aG 10; do. SSo
clear, s.: 5:soas.go$. do. strsight *SGG25 d.
T.IO: city mills, choice and fancy patent, sra
80; city mills regular grades-Winter. clear
$5.5Oa5bo do straight s1.ooaO,25; do.
RYE flour sold slowly. but ruled Arm
under small supplies. We quote S5oOd6 per
bbl.. to quality,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
COFFEE MARKET QUIET
Demand Was Scattered Price
Changes Narrow

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-The coffee market
opened steady and unchanged with sales
on the opening call of 5000 bags.
The coffee market continued quiet
throughout the first part OF the day and in
absence of more than a scattered demand
price changes were narrow, although the
undertone was steady.
A decrease of $4,000 bags in stock at
Santos without corresponding clearances
to the United States suggested shipments
of that amount TO Europe. Apparently
right along, which serves to check any
increase in stocks. The spot trade was
dun and prices were nominal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Lit Brothers Corporation regular semiannual
. per cent. to stockholders OF record February
l, 1915. payable February 81. 1916, .
Finley Acker Company, regular quarterly N
per cent, on preferred, payable February l.
Trenton Potteries Company, regular quarterly
/ per cent. on non-cumulative preferred, pay
able January IS to stock OF record January 70
Jersey Central regular quarterly per CENT
payable February L TO stock OF record Jn'
uary 25.
United States Casualty Company special
per cent. payable February o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Substantial Increases Shown in Loans,
Deposits and Reserves

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-All the items In
the weekly statement of the Clearing
House banks showed increase today. The
actual figures were considerably larger
than the average items. Loans jumped
more than fifteen millions deposits more
than twenty-five millions. while actual
reserves expanded ss,396,240
Total loans were 1921, 5000, with total
deposits of s., 900 and total time de-
posits of s159.779,0OO The aggregate re-
serve was sT52, ,0S6OOO. Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
PROVISIONS

There was little trading. but the market
ruled rm city 5Sst In ssts
and az s'ts tenders oNeq Smoked and af-dTied 36S3fc
@SS2fG @SgS5G PSsf Beer F@gSsl'fs has s2s%Ro perE a%S
S22 5Gg23: hams: s. cured, loose, 141AaiE5cd AoESd
I55a1sS other hams 5mONsd ISf,, city eSTsd cured
GmoFed. Western m cured. iGiGTf7c,; DO; boiled
boneless,, 26c.; picnic, shoulders; s.. p cured
pickle, according TO average, loose. 12a12L3c: :
breakfast bacon; as to 6rand o and aveWyase. Wssf
ern cured l5a16c;; lard. western refined ~ In
city. Kettle rendered. in tIerces, lie. do. pure
citV. kettle rendered. In tubs lie,
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 22-Spot cotton to-
day Uas quiet al an advance Of Y points
OF the basis Of SID. for Iuiduplands. The
sales aggregated 500 bales. including 400
bales American The imports we're 1900
bales, including l1.0o bales American
PIC market for futures closed quiet but
atsady II a net advance OF 36l points.
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GOLDFIELD STOCKS.
NOTES OF THE RAIL

The Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Company has awarded contracts for the
rebuilding OF bridge 70 on the Wilmington
Dranch- The plans show a new slx-span
,oncrete bridge reinforced with steel !
beams and Will replace wooden trestle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
PUBLIC UTILITIES

Commissioners has dismissed the COM
plant of ten municipalities for a reduc-
tion of the rates of the New Jersey Gas
Company. as the Commission found the
company is earning a return of 6h per
cent on it's investment and Is not accru-
ing unreasonable profits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO Ian. 22.-HoGS.-R Receipts "a
900; market stronger e Zoe higher; ngy .4eS HfsSs
a9d d. oq6shfhTsb p6HEh besxS' s7os7 9o light $500
i4S: pigs 50 6Oa6. so; bulk: s7.l0a755 weak
s25; Texans. So fOa7. .25i calves, 81 ISal.i aIl.s,dv
SHEEP = Receipts. 1000. Market stesaA tsa u
Native and Western. s7,5Oas 20: lambs ss'"
NIL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
RATES FOR MONEY
RANK CLEARINGs

Bank clearings today compared with CORE
spending day last two years
1915. 1914. 1918.
Phila. ..... $50. 2lTol4 $500. 454 S2e.074 IL
Rev Sss YORK .4se. So6SiT si5fs6.isT sai. .655 s5a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
Fourth Swiss Loan

BERNE, Jan. p. - The Swiss Govern
ment is preparing 10 issue a fourth loan
of 100. 10000 francs. II viii offer for sub
scription bonds bearing AZ per cent in
terest The proceeds will be used TO cover
the cost Of the continued mobilization OF
the army.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

BUTTER.-Whoesale trade as usual on Sat
urday, was quiet, but offerings of fancy
grades of both solid-packed creamery and
ruled steady. Quotations Western, fresh. solid
packed creamery. fancy Specials. a6c; extra.
onds, 2Gq2Sc,; ladies, 2Id22c.; nearby prints,
fancy, sic: average extra. 3tn3Gc.; hrsts.
OF prints iobhing at IOfli3c.
EGGS.-Onerlngs were ample for require
ments and prices without important
change. Quotations. In free cases. near
81 40 per- per standard case nearby current re- re:
ceipts $50 per case: Western extra hrsts.
selected candled eggs were Iobbing at 33q35c
per dozen.
CHEFlSE. The market ruled firm under
light offerings and fair demand. Following
are the quotations New York. full cream.
fancy held, lSiac.; specials" higher; do. fair
10 good, held. l7%aishc.; do, part skins.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
More Gold From Abroad

American line arrived this
to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK; Jsgg, 27aBgTTERiiMGss5ssI UT sRiIa Sc
hisRer scoring. 3ic. State dairy, Soasie
imtatiSn Creamery s 2Sg2'iss; iTssce,Dts $3.50 pack.
ages; extra frsts 30Q31c; firsts, zsa-sfta "
nearby whites, 35a38cs nearby eIo~IS' eosnr 'htsts
lalliec.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
FINANCIAL NEWS
CONTRACT OF S25,000,000 FROM
FRANCE FOR INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL
Buying of Coppers Induced by Strength in Market for
Metal-Recessions in International Shares
k& Reflected Foreign Selling
NEW YORK. Jan. %.


Industrial Alcohol had received
traders
had much do with yesterdays advance in this stock expressed the opinion
which had opened
rallied points
syndicate brokers
Then
fractional
this
of the
showed the tendency that has been the
while the metal
o
pecates
a
international market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
BANK CLEARINGS EXPAND
Total Average for the Country
Showed Increase of 44.9 Per cent.

A gain of 40 per cent. was shown In
the weekly clearings of the country's
banks. New York led with n 66.2 per cent
jump. Philadelphia was third, the in
crease being 467 per cent.
Total clearngs were 81 sos. SOL, ,79s. against
A.579, 665.So5 last week, and S3,1l2,5o0, ,494
the correspondng week last wear:
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Total sales. S2.OOs. 900. compared with
S4.s9s.OO0 last Saturday. this week, see, ,6s4,-
900; last week, S3S. los. 600.
Spot Coke at IS

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 22.-Sales of spot
furnace coke. amounting to 1900 tons.
have been made at IS a ton. an advance
of 75c. This is the highest price reached
since 1903. The contributing factor to the
abnormal quotations is the car short
age.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
Mercantile Marine Not to Cut Bonded Debt


nincnr nstnrdav
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New Haven Handling Record Freight Business

$
1915 showing
Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

The combined statement Of the Georgia
Railway and over Company, Georgia
Railway and Electric Company, Atlanta
Gas Light Company, Atlanta Northern
Railway Company, Carrolton Electric
Company and Suburban Gas and Electric
Company shows December operating
revenues increased S60.3sS The net gain
was s36.So3 For the l2 months the gross
increase was sls6.i73, and the net s2l2, ,l6s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
Rise in Texas Crude Oil

HOUSTON. Jan. %. - The Texas COM
pany has advanced the price OF norm
Texas crude oil to sl25 a barrel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
New York Banks Loans at New High Mark

established
a
the prese banking
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

Byllesby Electric properties, reporting
for the week ending January 1. showed
net connected load gains OF 34l custom
ers, with 7s7 kllowatts lighting load and
lH horsepower in motors. Output was
s, .3l0 killowatt hours. an increase of
l7.2 per cent. over last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
METAL MARKET

yV7estSrn SPOT Isle; February. 1ec.. March,
i7izc LEAD arm At 9. i0c. There va good
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
POULTRY

LIvE.-The market was quiet, with ample
offerings at former rates Quotations: Fowls
as 10 size and quality. i6aisc.; roosters
l2aI24c.; spring chickens, according TO quail.
ty, i6aisc.; turkeys, 29a 22c,; ducks; as to
Sssons Sss nd quality pa !S2s do i9%i sorns
PEI pbbRIEssEBa Isssas market ruled Arm with
demand readily absorbing the limited offerings
OF desirable stock. Quotations.: Fresh
killed, dry-packed fowls, 12 10 box dry-picked
fancy, selected zoe; DO weEphing Ibs and
apiece. lSiSc; do; do; weighing. lbs apiece.
bbls., dry-picked-Fancy, 4 lbs and over
apiece. 10c.: smaller Sizes 15qlsc. Old
sey. fancy broiiers, 24q 2sc. other near
sfs, sA !SssiEanE I&a2 lPs asIfes. .?@$!f NSrsn;
lbs, and ever. in boxes. e0a21 DO. do.
weishing 2ha3k BIS. IN bbls., 1r9isc,; other
Western. weighing lbs. and over, in boxes.
OhSsE Te:'e oeT TeSsHT a%&sh Rs
o Gaposs Smaller sizes 2s92Gc TarSsys NEARBY
fancy 2Td2Sc,; do, do. good to choice, %
a2Ge do. Western fancy 26a27e. DO, do,
good e choice choice oii3q25Sf' do; fair; 2eS22c
afSSaCe OLD sprns 8as ducks nearby fS' loN do
GOOD. i2ai5c. Geese nearby, 16disc,i do,
Western, 14dl6c. Squads, per doz.-Hhlte,
welEhing Il & to Y i6s. fs per doz a. s0ioga; 90
Tett: au yfishins Ss Der obs So a45 1'S g.
sdSL lbs. per doz. 81. 5Oa2 Ia: dark, s.. 25S
2T5: small and No. 2 Slnl.25
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
Charles ]. Bender & Co.
INVESTMENT BONDS
Members Philadelphia Stock E1eh@Hs
42I CHESTNUT STREET
ELECTION NOTICES
,7s7 THE INSURANCE COMPANY az
iSS THE STATE OF PENNsfL'AiA

nz7 THE INSURANCE COMPANY "a
55$ THE STATE OF PENHsfLsASia
3Os-3IO Walnut street a ,ata
philadelphia, January ~ iytiv9h IA
At the annual meeting on the lIth inSssn nnSsi.etors
following stoekh9ldeTs were S1sS,,s eieete9 Rsssk
for the term OF three years, aiaTean Sd.
Jr Richard l.. Austins T.. n. atil atH, So
Lawrence 4. Paul and w. W. SuI S ~, ~. ststuted.
The Board of Directors, as no"
Is as follows; go, x,..ron
George Naux. Jr. Charles EsstrSS, trSSa,,ydAn
ETah Q 'Erreiin 1htiy- II Henry Scatter9ooa
JOSEF" . Waite Bliyen -,
sen II rasrk Gustayus Remak, u
f,fS ff,,fSlsS "a n t{r,unb- RIchaTd l.. Austin
a. r Morgan. 80
haab,s 'Shrtsi.v lawrence 4. Paul
r,..,,mn;; ~ the directors held tals tailss
day the following ofheers wers unpnsdf; ppnresadsnf;
reelected: Gustayus Remak. 5F.I, cteoheE@
Waite Biiven. Vice President; II. W Ssspood S;ses5peood
son, Vice President; J. Henry sea ss:ssesrisstzf5
and treasurer: samuel P. Rodgers Aa'is'7~'
sssfs'' JOHN ]. P. RopGsflsSs, Ropnsssslss,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
MOTOR SHARES
STRONG ON CURB
Trading Not as Active - Oils
Steady, but Neglected.
Bonds Also Dull

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-In the market for
outside securities today speculation was
decidedly less active, although the general
tone was firm
Motor shares continued strong, but
comparatively quiet, but Chevrolet moved
up about points and Chandler nearly n
point. There was better support in White
Motors at an Improvement of y.
International Nickel, on small pur-
chascs improved q. DrlgEs-Seabury
was irregular. Submarine Boat was firm
but quiet Mdvale Steel moved within
narrow limits. Lee Tire, after show
of firmness, cascd off. oil stocks were
steady but almost neglected.
Copper shares were generally strong,
with a good demand for Kennecott.
First National moved up as Bonds were
dull but generally steady.
Trading in the common stock of the At
lantic Steel Company, of Atlanta, Ga.
when. as If issued, began on the curb
yesterday, the initial sales having been
at around 50. The permanent certificates
will be ready for delivery in about three
weeks There Is 81 100000 of the common
stock outstanding, together with S75OOOO
: per cent. cumulative preferred stock
and 81 100000 first mortgage 6 per cent.
gold bonds. Earnings of the company
for the last five years have averaged
Sl55,OOO and for the period from jan
uary |. 1915. to December 8, 1915, the net
amounted to S220,OOO.
The following securities have been list
ed by the New York Curb Market Asso-
citation: 100000 Carwcn Steel Tool Com
pany, to be traded in when-as-and-if-
issued; 1900 common shares of the At
lantiC Steel Company par value 500, to
be traded in when ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
TIMBER STOCK

win sell AT par. limited amount IS cum
ulative preferred stock in timber company
having large holdings OF Pacific Coast. tide
water timber, close 20 transportation. With
bonus OF half share common stock, con
seryatively worth par. Timber All paid for
No Indebtedness. Splendid bank and meg
Il. .. HASFoRD. Cedar Rapids. I0wa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
BAR SILVER

The quotation or commercial bar silver I'd
vaneed &c. % bias. II Nes YORK today.
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Sales in Philadelphia

Total sales. 5so2 shares. compared With
5000 shares last saturday; this week, B8,Evo
shares; last week, Si,OOs shares.
BONDS.
Last prev. sale. High Low. Close.
800 Am @ & E 5s.. 90 % e2 w
1000 Con Trc n J IS .i0li5 lolta 1ol5 1olis
2T570 E:lc & Poo Tr 4s sliA s2Is sli5 Slia
1000 Key Tel list 5s. osia osis as asla
10000 Pa gen AVS 1o2 1o2 io2 iO2
1000 Read-Jer Cent Is o5 o5 %
5000 stand Gas 6s. i0l asN osA esa
Total sales, s5i, ,OTO. compared with Sig5,.
600 last saturday; this week, s'6e,oSO; lsot
week, S6O5,ig6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

: days. 80 III 2o2 GO 50. .oIs lsO. $50 r $40
5days -. 71l.2746os SEQ, 2os, T23 1860
Total OF all
cities for .
days ...... 50 S2S 56I 32I 81, ,576, 479, ,653 4S.6
day ........ 67Oos4471 536,o2o.s +26.s
Total OF all
cities for -
week ..., 80 sos, 5Jl .10S 81. l12, 800. 4ei 44.o
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market was quiet but firm. Rehners
list prices: Extra fine granulated. 5,S5c,:
standard Rranula ted 50Cc.: powdered, h5c.:
confectioners' 4, ). SOC; soft grades, 5NSdOc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

Total sales, eos. 800 shares, compared with
I22 100 shares last Saturday. this week,
s,ISI. 100 shaTesi last week, I,Oi2,6OO shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
FRESH FRUITS

There was little trading. but offerings Of de-
sirable stock we're Moderate and values gen
good 81 50qs;. 'MeIntosh, slgs s,5Qs Winesap'
g. 56aSs IS: Grimes doiden., s2 s6g3;~ Green.
Ing, s2So43; York isBBgssral sBgss. l. s2q3:, Tyensy;
qgs s's6j other varieties, Si.GOas59 Ne e. g ,25
$50. Apples, Western. per box, si.25G2 2s
oranges, Florida, per crate. 81 ,T5a3 Tanger
FIoaaa ass T5sqA Per erse LemoRs per
ssT @ J InsAPd APasda P05.G 6sp EisG sTSs DfE 2Sa s5an
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

Thirty-one railroads report for the Sec
ond week in January an increase in gross
earnings of $l,62l,27S.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-07
EXPORT REGULATIONS
AMENDED; effective
FIRST OF FEBRUARY

Not until February l will the amend
ments made by the department of
commerce and treasury department to
the shippers export declaration and
export procedure regulations framed
by them, take effect. Treasury De-
cision $500, received this week, gives
notice Of the amendments
The amended regulations affect all
shipments from the territory of Ha-
wall to the mainland or foreign coun-
tries, and to the territory from the
mainland and foreign countries.
The chief feature of the regulations
and the most important, is that they
require shippers to make an accurate
and detailed description of articles
shipped, using the prescribed form to
fill out the description Shippers
must execute the declaration. and file
it with the collector of customs at the
port of exit The declarations are
treated by collectors as confidential