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The sun., 1916-02-15
PANIC AFTER FIRE
ON AN" TRAIN
short Circuit Shcathc> Coaches
i'm Flames at Il Brook
lyn Station.
CLINE THROUGH WINDOWS

Hundreds - Rroohlyu honcgoers.
waited train during the height of the
rush last evening. were thrown into
violent panic as the train was pulling
into the Marcy avenue station 10y an
electrical display, caused by a short cir
cult. that shratAed tn" outside of the
ears in binding flames. Most Of tn"
passengers. VINO were unable 10 force
their way to tho car platforms, which
were blocked los Struggling men and
women, craw'"d out Of windows 10 Tia"
station. and although many al" believed
10 have been ssightly injured III the
crush non. was found after the "Acite-
,n.ut VINO was IN need OF hospital treat
mcit.
The cries az tn" passengers aS they
fought thelr way out frightened a hors"
hltch.d to a Dugan Baking Company :
wagon in tn" street below ana 1t ran
away along broadway. Policemen saw
tb,. horse start, hut they bounced up the
{ .t,ti,,l stairs instead of trying to eaten
tine animal and got to IN" platform IN
,.pr. TO help drag frightened women
through the windows.
M, train left Canal street, this city.
,t $40 o',lock with its fun quota of
straphanger- and platform ISLANDERS
/ Nntnraan Hirm Clark OF 90 Nyoha
S,r,., Hr,oklyn. slowed down near the
+ brooklyn end "t the MHl'"il'Spurs
irfdl,. for q signal giving him clear
,,r-t of way to the Marcy avenu" station
,,d tb,n proc, uded ON his journey.
Inst as tn, first four cars were OPP
nosit. the station platform spring "n
,b, yho, Of the first car snapped form
',, . snort circuit, and Instantly flames
.unt M tina, wrr. seen for blocks, 80
t,f,uS, VS. the heat tnht the thrd ran
] where the sho" came in contact win II
wa melted for distance ot iour o'
fVo feet, ,
| ,rl. terrified passengers started TOT
,ha Jonrs with the first bewilderinI
r..b hut TN. .islrs were choked win
screaming men and women ana th"N
turned to the windows, Men shattered
r,, names with their elbows or kicked
am IN. glass with their shoes IN.
n.,sseu.rrs IN the last two cars pIeo
into the forward coaches IN oi"er u
reach the station P'"i"'" '""' ""''
ing to the crush $780,
,rh. ,,on,un ticket agent at the Marcy
,y.nue station reached for telephone
,he moment the flames flashed up ah'
] called TO the Brooklyn RAPID TRANSIT
aoice IN have the power shut on. Thi'
wns done without delay, but Tor som'
"nexn,aiucd reason it was turned oi
ag,in a few seconds later, according Il
nassengcrs. and this added 10 the panic
Among the first 10 rcach the sta,'o'
ia,fnrn, from the street were Police
,,o, Rrown, Peterson and Eater. The
nided in getting many badly scared an'
much rumpled people out of the WIN
dowr. Hurry calls We're sent to th
Williamsburg Hospital and the Easter
pistrict Hospital for ambulances, bl
uh,u they reached the station the ambu
lance surgeons were not able to hnd am
one in need Of handages,
elevated traffic was tied up for hal
nm hour before the blockade was raised
The sun., 1916-02-15

talkative today. Pearson was attacked
on September !. 1914. nearly three
months before B.lff was shot
Among the many letters bearing on
the Baff case that the District Attorney
has received came one yesterday that
greatly impressed him. although II was
signed only zone who knows" Writ
ten in good hand on small note paper.
dated February -. and postmarked in
this city. the letter ran:
Before reading IN the papers that
the asSassins were actually caught | al
ways Knew that you were as much Ain
III. darn as you were Fifteen months
ago, when l,an was shot down. | knew
then that II wasn't the chicken pullcrs
or the Italian murder gang that in
stigated the murder Of Ban. knew
that Italians shot him down and killed
HIM. hut ! always knew that thcy were
hired by the capitalized poultry trust
Ills murdcrcrs are members Of the
poultry trust. and IL you can get after
certain number of poultry dealers
right down in West Washington Market
| that belong to "a certain secret organiza-
! tion you will got the men that actually
! paid the money for the murdcn
Ban was their most bitter cumpc, itor
| and IL WIS decided a year before he was
| shot to have him put out Of the way.
| At one OF ticsc meetings the members
decided that the only way to save them
| selves from ruin was to have Ban mur-
| dered. and they cold bloodcdly decided
| to have IL done. The men that paid the
| capitalized blood money are dealers In
| Washington Market, and | could mem
tiou some. but no doub, you will get
| that information from the confessions
| the aSSaS>ius are now making.
Il laughed when | read tn. papers ~
| fff,lA nf tl,. a,
The sun., 1916-02-15
MOTHER AND CHILD
PERISH IN FLAMES
Re>cucr> Unable To Reach
Them When Their Home
Takes Fire.
AGED MAN BADLY RNED

Two persons were burned to death and
q third Was seriously injured last night
in fire Rujcn ruined au old lash. oned
thr." story brick hou." at 2290 seventh
avenue. between i3ith aud l35th streets
The dead are. Mr. Ros. Xol,usky.
40 years old. and her SON Michael.
years Old.
Til" injured person was Mr. 10
iinsky's father Adolph Glitch. - years.
who lived with them. II. WAS taken
To Harlem Hospital and may die.
Nathan Iplnsky occupied the entire
house with his wife. his three sons and
fathcr-in-lav lie used the basement
for his electrical supply shop and lived
In the upper two floors.
He was out last night and one of the
sons, Julius, II years old, was at night
school TIL" other members Of the
family wer" preparing for bed At 10
o'clock when Henry, !: years old. heard
. Il Crackliug downstairs. He looked out
and saw iimeS in IN. hallway.
IL" tried To get his mother out. but she
/ tainted Henry ran ont into IN. street
! in paidmas and bare feet. turned in an
/ alarm AT the corner and ran back to try
| to sav. his mother He reached the sec
ond floor, but could not get Ia the third
| where the other members of the family
! were
Meantime Glich. feeble from age. had
! clamb-red TO the sill of a third floor win
dow. preparing 10 jump T." the street
| when the flames got near him. \ crowd
! had gathered and saw him there. Some
/ persons In the crowd shouted tu him to
go back that ne would surely be killed
! If he jump' Il, ana he took the advice
In q room on tho second floor tn. face
! Of "A Hungarian servant girl could be
! seen by tn" crowd. Then james John
son. who lives AT "a96. two doors away,
| got out Of the second floor window Of his
home and crawled from window cornice
to window cornice until ho reached the
, maids room,
lie helped her out upon cornice. and
| then calming her balanced her during "A
! perilous walk to one of the windows Of
| the next house. which he opened and
! then helped her into the house. An this
was IN full view Of the crowd. which
cheered VIXEN his dangerous feat was
over.
When the iiremen got there they ran
a ladder up tn" front OF the house to the
third floor and rescued Gich, who was
unconscious from his burns. They also
saved Henry. who was uninjured but
il was impossible for the iireinen to get
into the back room TO Mrs. Xolinsky and
her son Michael The fire was put out
In half an hour and then the two bodies
were found.
When Nathan got home he said he did
no, know how the tire started Every
thing was all right IN his shop when
he closed il at o'clock. he was sure
he said The fire marshal began an in
yestigaton.
The sun., 1916-02-15

TIA" complainant against Al"eIlm was
Detective sergeant Birmingham uf the
detective bureau, Nhu was one of the
men to seize Nl"gr,uI The prisoner
and his attorney w"r" about Ia leave the
detective bureau when tn" arrest was
made The attorney threatened to uh-
tam a writ of habcas corpus and capt.
Hunt drrid"d To- formally book the
suspect To prevent his possible release.
Although tn" search for Jean croncs,
the missing assistant chef IN the lui-
yersity cub, ~ still prosecuted In al
most every city in America anarchist
retreats in ,>licag" ar" closely watched.
In Paterson, y, J., the polio" made
dilirent efforts. Every scrap of evidence
against anarchists was seized. the police
here are Informed
Iuuuir> In scranton Pa, the head
quarters Of the International tnrr"spon-
,irnc. schools, revealed corrohorat ion
that croncs was a student of chemistry
The sun., 1916-02-15
GERMANS TO RUMANIA.
said to Have Lcr NOnRstir Tor
Northern Frontier.

LuSpuN. Feb li--The Udily Macs
~Jluul,a correspondent tel"graphs
"Nn uncuuiirued report says That q
,;,ruar regiment mas lett Muuastir ior
III" Rumaniau frontier. The greatest a
titItN prevails at SdlonicJ Transports
cuu'iuu, 30 arrive. ana the French forces
are. sp."adiug along the IA way toward
the Bulgarian frontier
"Eeporjs of German rocnforc"m"nts IN
Macedonia seem so nav" 10 foundation. '
The sun., 1916-02-15

zone dealer in Washington Market
was quoted as saying soon after the
murder to a ircud. Well hc won, be
aide To- lower tho prices on poultry any
morc We are r'i NJ him now, all right.
and the plot will never l." uncovered.
"Nou are certainly or the right track
nov. and all YOU have TO do is to get
each d"al.r who contributed a share Of
the money for 'hc murder and you'll
have All the guilty ones You have my
hcarticst congratulations. and trust you
Will be ~ successful In bringing the
guilty ones 10 justice as Gov. WHITMAN
was in the Eoscnthal case"
Judge swami says he viii u" del GIFTED
II zone Who Knows" will grant linn a
personal interview
I'VE shall welcome any Information
continued on rim Pd0c.
The sun., 1916-02-15

Western North Carolina "Chr Land Of the
SKY :" Rra"h-i III 'hrou-h drawing room sleep
N. cars New NnrN tp A-h"Nlll". effective Mar,h
Isl Drawing aud tatciuom slrrulng cars wa
SOl'TiIERN RAILWAY Delightful climate
elegant hotols Office, aH Finh Ave
Ado.
The sun., 1916-02-15

Daily Service to Augusta Atlantic Coast
Line Leave 9:l3 \ NJ Through standard
Sleeper Daily. Compartment car Tues,
Thurs, sat, Dining Car Service. ii9s Dway
-ldr.
The sun., 1916-02-15
CHARGES Against It's Con-
,ruclion account May
81 Total.
PROFIT on StO.OOO. 900
BOND SALE FOREGONE
Riolt to Increase Sinking
Fund Also Assumed
Despite City.

Co..IUg yesterday his exploration
OF ,sc mysteries or ln,crhorough finance
AMI a,-ourtns lMnhrldsc colby. couu-
SCI ror 'he Thompson leg. sla,iv, commit
,,e developed additional facts with re-
spec, 20 the agrceu,u, which the transit
.mpry made for financing its coustruc-
t.on projects. When he hal done there
,as Lard upon the record the following
tens
i T. Morgan y 60. reserved the
RS, g, withhold from their syndicate
associates bonds TO the amount OF
sio.ooo opo upon which tn" Interior
.usl directors waived a possibility of
prl't,.
Warning was given to President
slor's ut the traction company that
unless Boz succeeded quickly iu his ne
roti'ions with the Board If Estimate
tar bankers would withdraw their oftcr
Of financial aid
Tho c'uriuN'~ auditor admitted that
;. '.' '.m, tho lujcrhoruush ehtll
Har, contributed i'~ S5> 600. 900 share
.NtfI tH" construction cost of the
r'W ,ghvn,s the interest charges IT,
b. deducted from that amount may APP
proach $4,000. .0oO
T. w-> shown that the Hotel Eel
mot is leased To IN, August belmont
E''c' Compt'y Icy the subway Realty
Compdrr. I'm organization - majority
q tho stock Of winch H. owned hv In
terro.uIrh officials.
The sun., 1916-02-15
Germany TO Force Rumanta
to Announce Her Position
TeutOn Allies Secretly Concentrating on Frontier as
Prelude to Demand for Formal Assurance of
Neutrality From Bucharest.


sufficiently strong 1, rush help to Eu-
mania
The sun., 1916-02-15

ropthncd on Sccond Ponc.
The sun., 1916-02-15

Cpn'b,"d on FouJ1h Page.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
FINANCIAL NEWS
WAR STOCKS UNDER PRESSURE;
MORE INTEREST IN RAILROADS
Selling of Specialties Attributed to Obstacles Placed in
Way of Deliveres-More Believers That Readjust-
inent of Reading capitalization Is Near at Hand
NEW YORK, April 1s.

Market divided with
stocks under continued pressure while increased interest was shown
railroad
Baldwin Locomotive Alcohol
deliveries
Russian
future Bethlehem
me railroad issues putting Reading in first
understanding
hand B finding believers
which forced its
YorkCe
And the dfromh
The Marine furnh
cente for buying both
Independently
from Standard Oil
wall Street still talking
OF the
come. 49, ~
Until the
majority
rupture should the market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18

Holders Of the common and preferred
stock of the York Railways Company were
pleased today at the showing made by the
company in earnings for the month of
March and for the first four months of
the fiscal year. The company's gross
earnings In March were ss0,226, gain
of "a per cent. while the net s46,113.
showed a gain of cas- per cent. For the
four months the gross was S3t6,741 in
rease, 22.1 per cent, and net, S18t,576, an
advance of 43.3 per cent Net income for
March, after deducting total charges, was
S2t,70s, a gain of 2443 per cent There
was balance of S20,144, increase. 1904
per cent, after charging off 1883 for
depreciation. For the four months the
balance is $74,159, or an increase of 1875
per cent.
The statement explained the recent
activity and strength OF the common stock
on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange In
dications are that the company will IL
the earnings continue at the present rate,
earn in the neighborhood of per cent.
on the $4,000, 900 common stock for the
year. as $4,000 of the required $4,000 for
the per cent. dividend on the preferred
has been earned in the four months.
Before the common stock can participate
in the earnings of the company, however,
there are about per cent. in accumu-
lated dividends on the preferred stock
which must be paid The preferred be-
came cumulative on December ]. 1910.
on Change today the preferred was Off
Y of a point.
Movement of freight over the lines OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad, east of Pitts
burgh, continues on a large scale The
daily average loaded car movement past
ten junction points during the first two
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
EARNINGS OF YORK RAILWAYS co.
FOR MARCH AND FOUR MONTHS GOOD
Large Increases Shown in All Items-LoadedC Car Move
ment on Pennsylvania Railroad 33 Per Cent
Above Last Year

weeks Of April figures for which came
out today, showed an increase Of SS per
cent. over the same period Of 1915. The
total number Of cars moved in the period
this year was 469,096, an increase of 116,.
ass.
Announcement was made today that the
Stock Listing Committee of the Philadei-
phia Stock Exchange has admitted to tire
regular list Of the exchange S6,s04,s00
National Properties Company American
Railways 4 per cent and s per cent. Sc
cured gold bonds, due January ], 1946.
coupon with privilege OF registration of
principal Before 2 o'clock $4,000 Of the
bonds had sold at 40.
The annual report of the American
Railways Company came out today. A
comparison of the report with the previous
fiscal year is. not possible because the
fiscal year of the company was changed
from June 80 to the calendar year The
gross income of the American Railways
Company was S1,145,624, and net income
S459,3S5. After the payment of the pre-
ferred and common dividends there was
surplus of $17,286. This makes the total
surplus s799,03t.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit trust certif-
Gates made a fractional response to the
favorable March earnings. The gross for
the month was S2,255,672, an increase of
S227,761, or 1923 per cent, as compared
with the same month of last year.
On the whole trading on the Stock Elk.
change was on n small scale. Baldwin
was one of Nthe weak features, going or
"a points before noon. Reading followed
the trend in the New York market and
was strong. advancing more than 1 y
points. The mining issues were about
unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
COTTON IN GOOD DEMAND,
WITH ADVANCE IN PRICES
Spot Houses Sell May and Buy
December

NEW YORK. April 1s.--At the opening
this morning the cotton market was firm
with prices to 5 points higher. with the
exception of March. which was up only =
points. The demand was scattered. but
large. Spot houses were sellers of May
and purchased December while Liverpool
continued to supply December and Jan
uary quite freely as In recent days. After
the call further upturns of point or so
were recorded.
liverpool quotations were due to come
unchanged to point higher Early prices
were unchanged to a point lower, but later
the market strengthened and at the time
OF our opening advances of 2h points
were shown.
Weather in the cotton belt was favora-
BILE for the crop: there was no rainfall and
temperatures were higher
The receipts of cotton at the ports for
the day were estimated at $4,000 bales,
compared with 22,023 bales last week
xs,9s9 bales last year, and 1896 bales in
1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. April 1S.-New credit ar
rangements reported impending for new
French and Russian credits were the
prime influence today in the Foreign Ex-
change market. Franc checks made a
new high on this rally, to 5.94h, COM
pared with sos about week ago, the
extreme low record. Cables. as against
a low record of sos last week. touched
b.94 this morning Rubles jumped to
ak @31h. The recent extreme low on
this class of exchange was 80.
Sterling was fully steady at 4.76h for
demand, and AT lie for cables. Reichs-
marks were shade better also, at 73&
and 7s&. Guilders were somewhat easier.
&C 4zB for cables and 421A for checks
Other quotations were: Lire cables
s.465z checks, 6.47; Swiss cables, 5.17 ;
checks. 5.1S; Vienna 1920 and 1895 I:
Stockholm, 29,45 and 1855; pesetas, 10. 40
and 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
BUsHoNG FILES PAPERS

READING. Pa. April IS. - Former
Judge Robert GREY Bush0ng, In fling
Hapele as a candidate Ter national dele
gate issued the following statement op-
4as|nf tie candidacy OF Governor Brum-
14HEh for President
IN fieH OF he fact that Governor
81 uIlhaush's name Is apparently AZ this
-. tie anly one that win 50 or the Re
<aa ballot u fhe primaries in Penn
&nIa. Ihcse uho hie a statement de-
1fH4 khey Vii support the nopul<F
4ae'ef lHH PresidsHf necessarily are for
3 l.|I 4azh a. aal consideE the Coy
IsasItIs candidate far President
I.ezz have Hlsa 10 statement VltA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
PORT OF NEW YORK
Steamships Due TodaY
Movements of vessels

Str Atlantic. Rio Janeiro for PhiladelphIa
il40 miles south Of Scotland lishtship at noon
Str. Nelson. PhiIadelphia for cienfuesos
800 miles south OF oyerfalls lishtship al
Str Paraguay. Philadelphia for Port Ar
thur; 5s miles east OF sand Key at ,. "a
str Gulfoll towing barge Conemaush, Port
Arthur for Philadelphia, 100 miles west of
sand Key al noon April IT.
Str. Georgia. PhiladelDhla for Port Arthur
lo9 miles vest Of sand Key at noon April III
Str. Texas PHILADELPHIA for Port Arthur
80 miles southwest Of charlsstown bar At noon
Str. G. A. Garfield. Tampieo for Philaa.l-
phia. $50 miles south OF Diamond sh0al llght-
ship Al y m. April IT,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
DIVIDENDS DICTATED

Lewiston. Augusta and Wateryille Street
Railway Company regular quarterly Of ftl
Pef cent on re prsferred stock, payable My
Portland Gss and Coke Company. regular
4larffEIJ or IA per cent. on It's preferrol
stock pasable Nay 1 70 stock Of record
STANDARD Silver Lead Mining Company res-
Yer n9ntniy q ~ cents per share. payabls
March 10 70 stock Of record April 20
tl1u-oikf ALilla Company. regular quarterly
~ per cent, ana = y per cent, deferred On
the preferred stock; both payable Nay ] 70
@essey Central Essular quarterly per cent.
Glrard Naiionaf Hank rsEular sinaianntiaI
PEI cent pasable May - stock 0f record
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
MININGL STOCkE.
Cleveland Bonds for Equitable

CLEVELAND. April 1s.-Director OF
Finance Neal has awarded the following
bonds to the Equitable Trust Company of
New York. $275,0OO Az per cent. and
$225,OO0 Az per cent. LES year serial
street Improvement bonds for premium
of S5711.75 and s4673.25 respectively, and
8 per cent. 3-year average street improve
O51.2O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
Financial Briefs

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
has authorized the issuance Of $4.500,00O
first and refunding mortgages per cent
sinking fund gold bonds of the Cincinnati
Gas and Electric Company. A syndicate
has been formed, with A. Il. Leach & Co.
as managers, and a public Offering of the
bonds is made at 99ta and interest, to
yield over per cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. April ls.-The coffee
market opened dun and unchanged this
morning. with no sales on the opening
call
IL developed weakuess during the
morning and prices broke sharply under
liquidation which uncovered stop-loss
orders The cash demand was quiet and
there seemed 20 be a general absence OF
buying power In the market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, April 1s.-There was
fair business transacted in spot cotton to-
day at an advance of 8 points, on the
basis of 7.90d for mid-upland- The sales
were 5000 bales. including 1000 bales
American. The market for futures closed
Quiet at net decline of Y and point
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18

CHICAGO. April 1s.--wheat suffered
further losses this morning on easiness at
Liverpool, favorable weather and liberal
supplies. which caused active liquidation.
May started at $113% TO s113%
against St.t4h at the end yesterday; July
at s11S to $1.12M compared with s1.1S%
at the close yesterday and September at
S1.1t to S1.10% contrasted with St.11%,
yesterdays last price.
After the start May and July rallied
little selling to Si.14is and St.13M re-
spectively but soon receded. May fell to
'S1.13h, July to St.12% and September to
S1.1Oh before the end of the first half
hour.
The diplomatic situation was still the
factor and the trade appeared to be look
ing for large movement with the opening
of navigation.
The market at Liverpool was affected
by liberal arrivals, n liberal increase in
the supply In. the United Kingdom and
free offers Of Manitobas.
Receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
today were 263 cars, compared with 14S
cars a year ago; at Chicago, 2s3 cars
against ia cars at Winnipeg us cars
contrasted with 25t cars. Export sales
during the last "a hours were estimated at
l.T5O,000 bushels. Corn was steady on
prospects of export business; the receipts
here today were III cars. oats also held
well. The receipts here today were 205
cars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
BAR SILVER

80 Ltd. OF sd.
Commercial bar, silver in New York was
quoted today at 6SA cents, loss OF 4 cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings today compared with corre-
spending day last two years
1915. 1915. 1914.
Philada. ..s43, s4I 800 S26, 363, o4s s2BSi7,sTa
New York 635 O54,8 42T, 5s4, O2p 33p, 23a. a7s
Boston 39,5e1.2s7 25,797 eos 33,4T2,97s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
RAILROAD EARNINGS

TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
1915 Increase.
Second week April E. $333.7Os s24.74s
From July .,...... 1b,433,7TS S33, ,2S4
BEssEMER AND LAKE ERIE.
Year ending December 81:
GROSS 4sss'-s'E.s... S0,bIO,S93 81, ,426, 671
Net ..'.'.'..'-..... 4.s2l.23T 1.712.2
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
From July 1..'.,... 9,85S7I9 / i6S SO
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS.
Second week April .. Sbss. O24 Sl4. 482
From July .......,.. 25,641,SlI /. 200. 394
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18
Conner sell at sOh Gents

BOSTON, April 1s.-The Lake Copper
Company has sold copper at SO1s cents
a pound
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18

Spencer X. Mulford, Jr., has been elect
ed member of the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange The name of w. Hinckle Smith
was posted for membership, Mr.. Smith
having bought the seat of the late Joseph
II. SeaNer.