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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
4 Story Of Salesmanship by
Harold WhiieItedd
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

Te6steTs Tastens sssrdGE ag1lty s9e
indian india R9nnsr. :sSsS: geese IS &c: TST-
ySs|5.@s MsSE9s ~ y 40 iss sPIsss y, $iio:
pair. 1880. Pigeons. old. per pair. 80 "a S5c:
do; young. per pair 2G30c.
DRESSED-The general market was quiet
and without important change. Quotations: |:
FTesh.kille ed turkeys. spring choice selected
Gp4Oc: do. fair to good. SO % 37c; some in.
ferior lots. 80 % 33c: old Toms "a "a S6c: old
hens. 35@37c; fowls. barrels dry-picked
fancy selected ,36c; weighing ~ lbs. and
"yer sms apiece Sizes mediy% Hg sSss
picked; pc: roasting chickens western. dry
packed in boxes-Weighing Az lbs. and over
wssSinr SpsGS ssf s Ss MSsiEhas nnsc. ss
eh 03 lbs. apiece. 300 31c; roasting chick,
ems. western. in bbls---Weighing 1 lbs and
aver syer sp,sGs; as; ggeEhnG Az lbs. spice
broi!ng chickens. weirhins III @s its.'
fancy fancy Op5ing 045s: DO wesssrS. s'"hrS drS:
nI nn!csSed. choice. ao9s2c; fair to good.
'7@2ac, SQUADS per dozen, white. weighing
lgl2 lbs. per dozen. tSps.25; do weighing
sgho lbs per dozens SIC so: do. Weighing
lbs. per dozen. A.5o@5i do. weighing GsSan
lbs lbs !, per r, dSzen,, 'a@4; dark; 81 20 @2. So
per pair. 75c q 81 IS: old. 5OIIbc.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

:, New York. Dec. 4.--Discussions Of the
changes announced BY the food admins
tinues to be the main topic among coffee
exchange brokers' and there seems to be
n considerable divergence Of opinion as
70 the advisability Of reopening the ex-
market. '1
The trade now awaits the special
meeting Of exchange members called for
next Monday morning at II O'Clock, at
which time the general situation will be
admitted for discussion.
Meanwhile, coffee supplies in this
country are. running dangerously light
and 1t Is estimated In some trade circles
that the stock Of Brazilian and mild
coffees here. actually unsold, Is less thar
one-half million bags. OF the total stock.
not less than 600. 900 bags is believed to
be held for army or European account
In the local spot market offerings are
very scarce and prices at almost record
levels.
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GOSSIP OF THE STREET
WILSON SPEECH
EASES TENSION
Relieves Feeling of Uncertainty
and Encourages Business, Is
Bankers' View

The atmosphere of the financial dis
trict yesterday was very different from
that Of Monday. before the President de-
lirered his address to Congress. Perhaps
no state paper issued by the President
inspired less discussion among bankers
and brokers. 1t was generally con-
ceded that the effect of the address on
business generally was good that 1t was
conservative, and contained nothing rad
ical which would tend to upset business
or produce bitter controversies. The
principal point made by a well-known
banker In this connection was that the
address had been made, and the feeling
OF uncertainty which had prevailed for
several days had been dispelled.
One well-known broker said that in
his opinion the address was more re-
markable as to what was unsaid rather
than what was said. and in 1t he saw
the wonderful gift of the President for
Keeping his ear to the ground and
sensing the feelings Of the people.
Some bankers profess belief that the
hnal settlement OF the railroad question
VIII be on the regional system, along
the lines Of the Federal Bank system
IN fact they see In the regional system a
panacea for the petty annoyances of
state laws which have only served too
often to thwart enterprise on a big scale
| commensurate with the size OF the coun-
try. The regional system, they main
tain. will act as the buffer between the
States and Federal direction.
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cember 4, and December 10. and the
wrapper OF each package must bear the
following information: % Name and
address OF person mailing package; CD
detailed list OF contents: (3) name and
address of person to receive the pack
ages: 90 the statement, "Christmas
package, license RAC-60."
Attention OF the public Is called TO
the fact that all shipments made under
this license must be made In accordanco
with the regulations of the postOffce de-
partment. and that the shipping Of any
articles other than gifts under special
license RAC-60 is a violation Of tho law.
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Essential Industries Financing

The Essential Industries Finance Cor
poration. which was organized last Sep
tember by special request Of the war
finance corporation to act in financing
public utility corporations and some 9TH
ers which were contributing to the sue
cess Of the war, ceased to function yes
terday. according to information sup
piled by one of the leading banking and
investment houses In this city that was
largely instrumental III its origin. AS II
matter OF fact it had performed no
services during its brief existence with
the single exception OF an attempt to
loan several million dollars to the Port
land Railway. Light and Power Com
rorv Before the application was ap-
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Cotton Buyers and Sellers

NEW YORK, Dec, 4.-December-New
man and w c. Hicks bid Russell and
Cohen offered
January-Keiffer. Figgatt. Brunett,
Finn. Mitchell and Downs bid; w.
Gumoens, +. Hartcorn, Royce, stein
bachur and Morrison offered.
Observation-Disclosures. Brooks, w. GU
moens, johnson. Sigel Fredericton,
Rosenberg. Jones, C. Gumoens, Waters,
Beardsley and Monler bid: Sellar,
Abraham. Kieffer. McGhee and Mitchell
offered
May--Guild. Frederckson and Sellar
bid Royce, G. Gumoens. Newman, r.
Hartcorn and Smith offered
u July-". Gumoens and Sellar bid !;
Slgel, Waters and W. c. Hicks offered
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Financial Briefs

Hughes G. DER have prepared for
gratuitous distribution. a statistical
table on the leading producing and
junior copper stocks containing COM
plete data on production, earnings. ore
reserves, dividends and other important
points of Information. Tho compilation
also contains a copper metal price range
table, showing high, low and average
price OF copper at New York from 1850
to 1918, inclusive. and a table of divi-
dends paid by the copper companies
mentioned in the statistical chart
For the four months to December 1,
the Boston Elevated Railways revenue
increased S936.495, or Is per cent, as
a result of the 40 per cent Increase in
fare to seven cents.
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Com
pany for the year ended October 81,
reports net profit OF $15,38S,l 1870, against
sl4,044,216 in the preceding year.
At a meeting of the Ninth National
Bank directors teday John u. Sonneborn
was elected a vice president. He Will
continue also In the office of cashier
Charles b. Conn was appointed assistan,
cashier.
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VEGETABLES

yEGETABI;Es--Choice stock sold fairly
cabbage slightly higher The Quota lions
ssse srn SHORE ig,Gws per sbvNo SststSc East
s2as: do. Norfolk. per bbi.. sS. 26: do. Jersey.
Sner v .bu; basket-No. ]. 10 90Oc; No, 2. I066
MssdGSss M g. II 49, O. aRsS S6tSEs 6 s%.
E. Ssof;o 10 al. dS Easter, ,sSsrso psE SsiiS
% ff Ne .Ss5 so' onA@tGsNf asBSase.N Dan n
100000.
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FRESH FRUITS

Demand was only moderate. but values
most descriptions. Quota tions; Apples, New
yoTks per bbi; bi;3Esll PiPpiR: 81 Si,sS ~"
Hubbardston, 81 46h. 80; Greening 81 m a. VA :,
rious varieties. sa@b,. Apples. PENNSYLVANIA
and Virginia: per bbl: Ben Davis, s2.6O@
SAG so: York Imperial s4G6. Apples. per
-burhsi basket. 4ocqsl. rs; do! per bushel
$50; Lemons. per box. t2@4.: Oranges
EIorida, EIoriida, per per crate. ss2 5o@s; Tsngsrines
soS Jersep psr sugss
box. so98.6o; do. do. per bbl.. se@i4.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Dec. 4.-The market for
foreign exchange was dull and not par
ticuiarly interesting today. The tone,
however. was comparatively steady.
y Quotations were:
tDemand sterling 4.I5%, cables
4.76 7-l6; sixty-day bills, nominally.
49taA +; ninety day bills 4.71%.
Franc cables 5.45. checks 5.45ia.
Lire cables 6.35, checks 6.36.
Swiss cables 4.93. checks 4.96.
! Guilder cables 42b, checks II Ts.
Pesetas cables 19H. checks 1880.
Stockholm cables $3.50. checks 2S.20.
Y Christiania cables 27.70. checks 27.4O.
Copenhagen cables $3.50. checks 1850.
Russian currency opened quiet at 1sh
tp1SN.
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Rank opens Foreign Branches

That the National City Bank wouio
soon open branches in Switzerland
Spain, Holland and Belgium was an
nounced yesterday. II has opened three
additional branches in South America
or these new branches two are in Arseh-
tina.
ono of the branches Is at Rosario. Ill"
second port in Importance to Bueilos
Aires Rosario's exports In 1919 the
latest normal year of commerce, were
nearly 500. 900 .000 compared with nearly
$l70,00O,0OO exported through Buenos
Aires. Rosario heavily exports Argeh-
tine grain, having shipped 2.3lS.96l IONS
In 1918, compared with 2,s3s,433 Tor
Buenos Aires. II imported ABOUT Sot'-
900, 900 worth of general merchandise III
1918, compared with something more
than $500. .O00,o 900 that came In through
Buenos Aires.
The other Argentine banking house
will be technically a sub-branch OF the
Buenos Aires branch, but will be COM
pletely equipped for full service.
In giving out the statement president
Vanderlip said he thought the develop
ment of United states foreign trade
would doubtless afford opportunities Tor
attractive employment to army ofticers
and soldiers who had experience In bank
ing before entering upon military ca
reer and for that reason he faVors seiec-
tive demobilization. He thought men es-
pecially qualified for service of this sort
| should be permitted TO retire from inc
service Immediately.
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. Dec. 4.--Spot cotton was
quiet and prices were firm on tho basis
Of 2l. Old for mddlng. The sales
amounted to 1000 bales. The receipts
aggregated $4,000 bales including a.
500 bales Americans. Futures opened
quiet. Spot prices were: American
middling fair, 22.32d: good middling
2,.64d; middling. 21d old ; low middllnr,
19.96d good Ordinary, 1S.f4d ordinary,
17.9ld. :0.I-
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new NOrk, dec. u
Demand for cotton slackened In the
last half of the session today and the
market weakened after It had been firm
In the forenoon. The falling off in the
new speculative buying power left the
list sensitive to realizing sales.
Sentiment appeared 10 be bulllsh with
reference to Developments after the turn
Of the year. but noncommittal as to
immediate price movements
The feeling with regard TO the goods
situation appeared to be a little better
The market was finally barely steady
at a net advance of 40 points to a de-
cline OF 20 points.
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EXTENSIVE COVERING
CAUSES RISE in CORN
Offerings Readily Absorbed
and Close Is Strong-Trade
In Oats Narrow
cpA,N nryr WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
Ch,cafo., Dee. ,4,-Illlneis 80 - Mostly
tonight and Thursday; .,u
Thrrsday. warmer tonisht and ISurssaSy::
yyisconsIn--ciouds with probably liEht
% Minnesosa.-Tnsettisa az M tnss f tonisht. probably
Hight vnin or snow north and vests warmer
.,iowa--NiostIy cloudy tonisht and Thurs
lay, wprmer tonisht.
North Daluto--part cloudy tonisht and
lSese"ss Ssi,r"skss@Tsir soG tonisss and Thursday,
\ wnrner north and central ten,sht;
Kansas--Fcir tonight and Thursda''
Mcntans--Mostly cloudy tonight and
(. rhursdayi probably rain west of the
wyomins--Tart,y cloudy tonlEht and and
ThursdaS; probably rain or snow east ana
northwest; colder.
n,>Ss. Chicago. Dec. 4.
Unofficial reports that the price fot
hogs In January had been fixed at $3.50
brought about extensive covering by
shorts in corn today. as we'll as new buy
ing, and sent the market up sharply
after 1t had been erratic.
. Contrary TO general expectations. th'
start was higher. although traders were
Inclined to place bearish significance or
reports that Great Britain and France
had virtually concluded negotiations fol
a large amount of grain in Argentina
Later, bearish sentiment asserted itsel
and values weakened under selling by tht
.pit crowd. The offerings were absorbed
however. and the close was strong
Trade in oats was narrow, but the
market ended firmer in sympathy will
corn after It had been easier. Loca
brokers sold throughout the morning
and when they tried TO cover they hat
TO bid prices up.
sPremiums for the cash article were
better, but export offers were out o.
line. Receipts were somewhat lighter
and the out movement continued liberia
on old sales. Offerings from the coun
try were small. The visible supply Ii
large.
Winter wheat growth in the Southwes
Is reported so heavy as to necessitat'
pasturage or NOV, 10 keep 1t below
the first joint. Everywhere through TIL
winter wheat belt conditions appear L
be entirely. ia vorable, according to th
Frice Currtk.
Leading futurcs ranged as follows:
Corn (uCW dcliyery)--
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MONEY.LENDINC RATES

Il NEW YORK-Money on call mixed
ruled all day at per cent,
and on industrials at 62 per cent.
Prime bank acceptances are moder-
ately active at 4s@4h per cent for
prime member bills 7-l6@4 5.16 per
cent for prime nonmembers, and 51a @
per cent on ineligibles.
There are occasional transactions III
prime mercantile paper at a minimum
OF O. per cent.
Cali loans on prime bank acceptance.
|ares unchanged at Az per cent.
PlIILADELPHIA--Ca 6 per cent
tme, 6% QD8 per cent. Commercial pa
pera three to six months, SOC per cent
six months, 6 per cent.
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PLAN TO MAIL GIFTS ABROAD
Postoffice Has Special License to
Forward to individuals

Edward c. Dixon. representing the
war trade board here. announced today
that there has been issued to the post
office department special license. to
mas gifts TO individuals in the United
Kingdom, France, Italy and Belgium
and their colonies, possessions and pro-
tectorates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
GOLDFIELD STOCKS
Refined Sugars UNCHANGED

New York. Dec. 4.-The refined sugar
market remains unchanged. with local
traders quoting on the basis of SC. less
2 per cent for cash. for fine granulated.
The demand continues good with sup
plies ample. Raws are unchanged at
6.055c for SO centrifugals, 80. 49,.
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COTTON GETS WEAK
AFTER FIRM START
Close Is Barely Steady, With
Prices 40 Points Up to
25 Points of

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York, Dec. 4.--Tbe following tenn
peratures were recorded In the cotton
80, Okiahorno. Fort smith and Chatta-
nooFa. 40J Shreveport. Memphis. ATLANTA
and Wiimlnston, AL Meridian end Macon.
burg, New Orleans, Pensacola and Jack
sonvllle, 48i Galveston, Little Rock,
Charleston and Savannah. iS. and Tampa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
BANK CLEARINCS

Eank clearnRs today compared with cor
Responding day last two years:
ns a., lnis 60, .iilJ i9l5 a., 1919 Cn 20,
NJ York G64. o54,1 1l2 5T2.020, s11 7lS.47l.7o0
BOSTON . .4HS.dlD ~ 34+.S 500 40. .056 sS5
st. Louis. 90, $50, III 27.6S1 .73J ........
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Dec. 4.-Hoqs-Receipts $4,000
II.VO: heavy butchers, sl7.7Oal7s5: me-
dium and light butchers, s17.65G IL no:
light, N1 l5gl7.75: heavy packing. 1890 a
II 45: medium and light packing. 7.20Gi
TO choice Ntii ai5. Ii. y" i'' '"' ''s'' S''u
CATTLE-Receipts. 1900 head. Beef
steady; etockers and feeders steady to strong;
beef cattle. rood. choice and prime. sl5,1lp
5yteSers% % ssifers. s9G flaSt; cows. S .'9 .dsSG a
l3.40 stoeksrs and feeders. good. choice and
fancy. s10,25 VI9.25; Inferior, common and
medium. ZIG 1928; veal calves. good and
choice. sl7.50mls.
SHEEP-Receipts. Is, 600 head Lambs
steady; sheep and yearlings firm TO higher.
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auction today by Barnes d LoHaild'
STOCKS
10 Northeast Pennsylvania Railroad 80
, rnsIraiar Tn,%%mS COMPANY Of state OF Of
Pennsylvania: par tlOO......; %
4" Philadelphia. Germant"wn and
nHr m"rr!%,oWn s5o i'"n'o"o o''".'S i1eia
! swarthmore National Bank -, 1888
80 Franklin institute Of Ph'IadeI 60 90
90 N0r,Rwestcrn SSi" srss ''HfS TTust Company; w
seeond SSn 10" ana Third streets PAS
senRcr Railway Company. I'll
n%1 on tns rs; Sa ESS'r'o Sar .tS6 4o.
1913 % TnIT Empra 4Tust rrust ........ ,,,,,,.. Is
BONDS
$4,000 Georgia and Florida Rst!way
COMPANY. per cent; @ nrsi II
November. due 1850. (Cou-
?ons from May i. 1918. at
5000 St 'ceS%s rstSrsours and Gn;ii RRaiilwaI
mortgage. sinking fund. cou-
GGons GGo0n ,da7 february and AufGt';, fot ;,1o75
1000 tinted States. Public service.
February and August. due o.,
1000 EquliIblc tHIst Ilium.na tins das
Light Company. per cent
FIRST mortgage. coupons Janu- ,o,,
,ooo, sry and JULY. due l@2s' ,:ss io1 :
l2OUU Equitable Illuminating Gas
Light Company. per cent.
fret mortgage. coupons Janu-
airy and July. due 1928. 49,. lotH
$4,000 Lehigh Valley Coal Company. .
per cent. first mortgage. cou-
pons January and July. due 49,,
1D3S ............. - wv
1000 Northeast Pennsylvania Raj
road Company. per cent;
first mortgage. coupons April r
and October, due 1920. "iN
800 Consumers Brewing Company.
per cent, due l043 (certif-
cate of Deposit: 3 shares
stock: shares Commercial
National bank lin Equida-
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OTHER ARRIVALS

The str Dumba which sailed from this
port for Europe. passed Gibraltar Novem-
Der 90.
The American schr Mary Wellington
during storm off tho South
American coast. according 10 a report from
ParanEus. Brazil No mention Is made of
the crew.
Fifteen persons were injured xheu boiler
burst on the str HuttOnwood while Il was In
n drydock at the Erie Basin. New Work
ha rbo-. Several are not expected 10 recover.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04

proved by the War Finance Corporation
the arrnistice had been signed and the
war board refused to grant the loan.
Some financiers, when discussing the
dissolution Of the Essential Industries
Finance Corporation, said that 1t indi-
Gates an early breaking UP OF the
capital issues committee and tho ap-
nroaching removal OF all artificial inter
ference with tho natural laws wh'ch
govern the conduct Of business "he'her
financial or commercial
A dispatch from New York TO the et-
feet that the money committee OF the
New York stock Exchange had uhder
consideration the removal at an early
date of the present restrictions govern
ing stock exchange loans, by return 10
the 20 per cent margin on stock m
stead of the present 80 per cent AN
untown broker who had been In New
York yesterday said the matter was
fully discussed in the street when he
was there, but he gathered that no
change need be expected until the end
Of December.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm with a fair job
bing demand and some kinds were higher.
beef in sets smoked. 4sc: city beef In sets;
smoked. .48cl city beef in sets, Smoked and
tenders. smoked. Acc. beef hams: SEQ; pork.
family. s54 a. 90; hams, s. p. cured; loose.
do smoked. 80 a soc: other hams. smoked,
hity cured. as to brand and average. SSSS
t0Ac; do. boiled. boneless. hSc; picnic shoul-
hsrs, s, P. cured; loose. 2sc; do. smoked
loose. s3c; breakfast bacon, as to brand and
|g{verage, city cured, 4Sc: breakfast bacon.
|iysstern cured. 45c; lard. western refined.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
PORT OF P ILADELPHIA

Sun AND TIDES
sun rises... TOO m Sun sets. A;35 p m
PHILADELPHIA
High water. 40 "A m High water. H:l4 . m
Low water. o:0S nj Low water. 0:45 p m
REEDY ISLAND
High water lO:4R a m HIgh water. II 90 y m
Low water. 5+3 a inflow water. 6:20 p m
BREAKWAICR
High water. SO? mHigh water. $50 p m
Low water, 2:lO m Low water. 2:dT y m
ARRIVED
Str Llege Reg). Masure, Europe. ballast.
Galley Davis a Co
Str Nicholas Cuneo CSor). Hansen Port
Antonio fruit Atlantic Fruit co.
Str Larlmer. Dahl Port Arthur. petroleum.,
Gulf Refining Co
Str Eastern Star. quArtermRster.
Str preciar. Page. Roston. passengers and
mdse. Merchants and Miners Trans Co.
str Ericsson. McNamee. baltimore. pas
sengers and mdse Ericsson Linz.
CLEARED
Str Eennachar. Drl porteous Barrow.
petroleum, Earn Line 8 Co tclearcd 3D.
Str Persian Hatch. Savannah. passengers
and ndse. Merchants and Miners Trans co
Str Ericsson. McNamec. Baltimore pas
sengers and mdse Ericsson Line.
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OTHER CLENRISGS
Amsterdam New Yor
SHIplING NATES

Amsterdam New York. Nov IS
SHIPPING NOTES
The crew of the schooner Cooper. who were
rescued about $50 miles east OF Cape Hat
teras were not brought to this port by the
steamer Eastern Star az reported. They
were landed en- route. The Eastern Star,
which is In the transport service Is anchored
of stream. awaiting dock assignment.