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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-04

leckou cenu. v IL dobs, kdy byly
psany, ME krasneisiho nebylo Sc.
psano a vytisknuto.
vrcholem tvorby Nemcove jsou
.jcii basnicke povidky. (karla,
Diva Bara, Pan ueitel atd.)
Zivotnim diem vSak a koru-
nou vsech jeji praci jest "Babi-
cka", jedna z nejdrahocennSj
sich ceskych knih vabec. Prava
|pcrla ccske litcratury jak fckl
~lIavlicek. V knize teto ulozila
Bozcna Nemcova nejkrasnejsi sva
vzpominky ma sfastne DOLBY sveho
mladi, ztravene v udoli ratibof-
skem. V nj zarovan um6lccky
nakreslila zivy a v6rny obraz &C.
skcho lidu, jak I'll a jaky byl pred
|100 roxy.
Nemcova V dopise sauna vylici-
Ia wink a pocatek sve "Babi-
Icky" takto: "Zacala jsem v tom
pracovat po Hynkove smrti V nej-
|trapnejsi dobe sveho zivota. kdyi
mne omrzelo v svste ut. Utekla
iscm do toho osameleho staveni
" malem ndolicku, k nohou mile
babicky a, kdyz jsem slysela jcii
rozumna slova, jeji pisns a po-
hadky. kdyz tn pfede mnou stall
jeji mily obraz, mela jsem "a to-
re jsem devcc, behala jsem vcse-
lou mysli pc lukach, lese a ha'
iich, navstivila upfimne duse vse'
cky a zapomnela pri Mich ma vse'
eek ostatni svet Sc vsemi jch'
trampotami."
Nemcova psala 10 let. Skoda
lie 2 tohoto casu mnoho ztracenc
pro neklidny a starostliyy ziyo'
Ileii. A krone toho Nemcova
ztratila mnoho casu dopisovanin
svym ctitelum. pfatelum. znamyn
Ii neznamym, jichz poeet byl vel
mi veliky. Dostavati a zasllat
psani zvykla 81 Nemcova takto
Ably poznala zpdsob psani j
nych, zaeala 81 dopisovati 5 $50
bami, .jez znala. V %dopisovan
tom naIezla takovou zalibu, re pc
Gala 81 dopisovati j S osobami zee
lila neznamymi. Tyto, spatfivs'
totiz Ii svych pratel rozkosne do
pisy Nemcove. beze vsi vazne pfi
'lciny il dopsaly. jen ably Jim ia
Ike odpovedsla a ony mcly Jel
psani ma ~pamatku
Bczeny Nemcove bida a smrt
Rok 1853 bxl pro Nemcoyo'
zvlaste kruty. Toho roku zbaveI
IbyI manzel ieji ufadu a pozdel
Ii plat mu zastaven. Nejstarsi sy'
i Hynek, 15-lety, silny a zdrav,l
riraahie oiIcmocnel a zcmfel. Meme
nemohl nalezti sebe skrovnejsih'
postaveni a ~sluzbicky. Dluhy rosi
nv a u domacnosti nastala straS
Gina bida. Nemcova zlomena Tito
sti mad ztratou milovaneho syna
onemocnela. Jsouce bcz kreJcar'
: pcnez. Nemcova musila Sc pom
/ zifi a prositi 0 almuznu, A
,Iteto hrozne dobe bidy, opusteno
d sti a p~onizenosii vykonala Boz
i ma Nemcova yclike hrdinstyi: {
panovala Sc, utlumila vsecko NJ
} stesti v srdci SVEN a psala slui
) ruou, nliatiistyou a ytefice nfa5iie
il sBabieku''.
Posledni stanic1 Bozcny Mem
Z cove byla LitomySl, kdc pred 2
lety pobyvala jake krasna
sfastna mlada PAM.
Uzayfcla S tamnim knlhtiska
rem smlouyu, re j vyda tIsker
vssecky jeji pohadky a ostat'
prace a zc j Dude vyplaceti pc
tfebne penize ma zivobytl. al
augusta u slove ncdostal a Mem
cova meIa Jest6 yetsl bidu, nez|
DIV Praze.
Pred yaanocemi odvezl 81 j ma
Vel do Prahy. veda, zc odvazi Il
m umirajlcf n. ledna ]SG
vydechIa naposled. Bozena Mem
j cova odpocfya ma posvatnem Y,
schrade. Zde a v Ccskc Skalis
postayil il ccsky lid pomnlk.
N~ejkrasnejsi vsak pomnik pf
!, stavila 81 Bozena Nemcova sam
sypmi spisy.
felakoyskcmu, Purkylovi, HI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-04
Prispsvky zensDs ttulns ' Brns

Drive oznameno. =. 1861
Pan Jos. r. Coufal Scotia
Nebr. ........., 10
ri. Anna Spiekova, West
ern. Nebr. ~
Pan Josef Y safranek,
Austin, Mimi. lN
Pan Florian Janda, Nun
An. Ksnsas ~
Pan Ksysl Sysrs, Chisholm
Minnesota p
Pan John Wssowicz, Chico
90, III. q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26

HEAVY SELLING MOVEMENT :
IN RAPID TRANSIT STOrk
Price Forced Under 25 by Heavy Prcssmc-Othor
Little Changed

The weakness of Philadelphia Rapid
transit was the outstanding feature of
the local market. The stock was under
unusually heavy selling pressure during
the morning, when the price was forced
down SIPS to 2434 The volume Of
dealings were unduly large for this
stock, and about the only plausible ex-
planation for the liquidation was found
in the report of the Mayors decision
to retain the present director of transit.
An impression had prevailed in market
circles n new director would be chosen
who would be more friendly to the
Rapid Transit interests.
The weakness of the stock was loval-
lied, being virtually without effect upon
the, other local shares, as well as the
underlying companies of the Rapid
Transit system. Union Traction was
pegged at 36. Nothing was done in the
others.
In the general list, the trading was
without feature of interest and most of
the room trading contingent was ap-
pareutly more interested in the cleo =
tionecring for the new officers than in
the market itself The volume of bust =
ness continued of the same small di-
mensions and was productive Of the
same mixture of narrow price changes.
The only exception from the usual
program of fraction swapping was sup.
piled by the Philadelphia National
Bank warrants. These after opening SIS
higher at 1G0, dropped to 151, net
loss of 81 from Saturdays final quo
tation. The Alliance Insurance Com
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26

pany, warrants, on the other h,,
small transactions, improved u Hano, On
American Gas scored tbo at ~,
gam OF VI, advancing to 10 Id 'noaaln,an
odd lots. philadelphia Tioon hi On small
steady at %. Limited doaiistic d,gt.tic wss
ried Philadelphia CompsnSu ueu.lngs a.. car.
to Al. United Gas imnroupp up oo cents
clined 4 to 54%. EIGrS1'eat EIertr;n sgIt de.
nattcry asoy lost ~; yielding to 13o ''prage psSg
ats. was "A lower
lhe reserve. position of tbo ~,
.learlng mouse institutions was 81; lVcs
improved last week. The "a sxo sllshtR
serve was raised 1858 900 brinseiSss bihreSs re-
surplus above legal reo,,ircnnsslns the
~, 100000. Loans and discountuuS to
cut down 1921 900. ''uu'S wert
IN the opinion Of the oficia,v &c (.
an the leading loaning institmtioo.al most @
drastic increase in the Federal 'Das po tae
rediscount rate on Commercial, '',serve
VIII have favorable effect I, paper
suit III wholesome defation th,n' re-
or general commercial credits ~ ~,
1t VIII. serve to thaw out manv y mat
accounts. 'nS frozen
While it may cause some pipch;,. !.
IS certain to result in q much bna,aaSs II
banking situation, from which Ihva.tnler h%.!n
in general will improve, ratbos BUSINESS ne
peing throttled as some critics n,.si thsa
IL VIII put money where It Is most t'e.is.' eS
ca IN the essential industries and usso. W !,
the dangerous imitation in others hI - tnect nN
essential character for the pcrsery.tia ", iesl
ol the country s prosperity. 'u''Ou
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
MARKET TONE
MUCH INF PROVED
Vigorous Rise in Steel Group
Injects New Life Into After
noon Trading
SHORTS KEPT ON A RUN

New York, Jan 6.---The New York
Evening Suns closing financial review
says:
An excellent tone prevailed in the
stock market at the beginning Of the
new week, although trading was dull to
a degree With a few exceptions price
changes were narrow on the Coustruc
tive side Considering the smallness
Of the market and the absence of any
thing like public interest in quotations,
the only importance which could be at
tached to the sluggish but consistent
advance was as a reflection of the tech
meal position based on a large short
| interest.
Operinc prices were irregular and
mixed. After the first fifteen minutes
! or 50, however, nearly everything IN the
| list moved forward well into the second
hour, when some hesitation was noted as
the traders held back awaiting, as usual
on Mondays in recent weeks. possible
decision from the Supreme Court in
the stock dividend case. The decision
was not forthcoming and it was an =
announced that the court would take u
recess for a month from next Monday
1t was conieCtured that in view ol this
decision might be rendered then,
At any rate, nov life was injected into
the list in the early afternoon on the
buvinc side, and the best showing Of the
session was made from that time on 10
the Closiuc. Crucihlc Steel crossed 10
in that period, United States Steel ran
close TO 107. Baldwin Locomotive pushed
through 116, and the oil group was in
/ decidedly better case than for fort
night past. The paper stocks disclosed
/ pronounced strength. international and
| American Writing Paper preferred in
particular.
The motors did not do a great deal.
! The rails were disposed to be bit heavy
Notwithstanding relative strength in a
! few like Texas and Pacific, st. Paul and
so on. Canadian Pacific was pressed
down between and 3 points.
! There was no especial change in the
money situation, time funds continu
| ing largely nominal and call loans re.
ncwing at per cent and ruling a good
part Of the time at that figure.
The foreign exchanges were again re-
actiOuary in the first hour or two. sight
| bills on London, Paris, Berlin and Rome
rccndinE TO new low record levels. This
course may be presumed TO reflect in a
measure tho seeming ObduraCy Of both
parties on the subject of treaty rcscr-
yatious.
The latest development on that score
boIng the announcement from Wash
iugton that Senator LUodSe refused
point blank to consider any compromise
affecting reservations on article X aS
| these reservations now stood.
| The United States steel report for
the last quarter Of 1919, and in a
/ sense for the whole year. was antici
/ patod with the greatest interest since
the report will cmbody the effects OF
tho steel strike on earnings of that cor.
! nOrntIOn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26

New York. Jan. 26.-About the only
noteworthy development of today's stock
market was to be found in the apparent
increasing resistance displayed against
the attacks of the bearish contingent.
otherwise there was little in the char
acter of the market differing from that
of the immediate preceding sessions,
irreguarity and professionalism con
stituting the predominating feature Of
he operations.
Considering some Of the baudicaps.
he tone of the market could be described
as fairly strong. The foreign news was
anything but pleasant, which was sup
plomentCd by fresh weakness in foreign
exchange. The reported unrest in Ger
many was reflected in the fall in marks
TO the lowest level touched on record
Then there was the usual Monday morn
ing uncertainty concerning possible
decisions from the Supreme Court
Saturdays bank statement likewise was
far from being inspiring, with the further
heavy loss of clearing house reserves.
Despite all these price disturbing in
tiuences, coupled with the many other
uncertainties, the bear party had hard
road to hoe all day. Flushed by their
success of last week they launched an
plu'I ullNt dSdluS W" llSI III luC op'u =
ing, selecting the motor group again as
the fulcrum of the market lever. The
market. however, was not Il half hour
old before it was obvious in all dircC .
tions they were playing losing game,
Rather than starting the list dowuhi)l
again. the offerings were welcomed in
order to execute buying orders that had
come into the market over Sunday,
which otherwise would have been din -
Guilt to fill by reason of the undcniable
sold out condition of the market.
After brief period of uncertainty
at the outset. when some of the more
active industrial speculative issues
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
EXCHANGE AT NEW LOWS
German Mark Falls to 1.o2 Cents,
Sterling at 3,5sMs

New York, Jan, 26.-Ratcs on
French. italian and German exchange
dropped to now low levels in. the local
market today. Demand bills on the
pound sterling were quoted at $500, of
21a cents from Saturdays close and n
ouarter OF ono cent above the record
low. Franc checks were quoted at tho
rate of 1921 for tho dollar and lire
checks at the rate of l4.f2. The Ger
man mark worth between % 20 n
cents before the war, was quoted today
at [ 90 cents.
Demand sterling later dropped TO
So. .59A. a new low Franc checks
dropped five centimes from the opening
quotation to a new low Of 1892 and lire
checks went down TO 14.4i. Marks de-
clined to 1.02 cents.
Other quotations were: Swiss cables
/ 5.33. Checks 5.55; guilder cables 377s
checks 3Ta4 posetas cables 1850
checks Is. 20; Stockholm cables 2O.2
! checks 20. 10; Christiania cables lS,4O
/ checks 1925; Copenhagen cables 1866
checks 1850; Belgian cables 1880
checks 1852; Austrian 50.
In the late afternoon sterling estab
! lished new low record at 3.59B fO
demand and 3597s for cables. Th
market continued very weak. Fran
cables were IL. 40. checks II 42ia lir
cables 14.J0. checks 14.52; mark ca
blcs 06; Austrian, %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
MARKET DEVELOPED MUCH
STRONGER RESISTING POWER
Free Covering of Shorts Brought Substantial Rallies FOLLOWING
the Uncertain Opening

Welded TO - points, the whole list de-
vcloped increasing resisting powers.
This at first produced more or. less ir-
regularity IN price movement, but soon
after there was pcrccptiblc hardening
all along the line.
The improvement which followed was
especially marked among the stocks
where the shorts recently were most
active. There was, however. general
strengthening all through the indus
trial list. in which division interest
still convergcd, dealings in the rail
roads aud the Coppers as we'll, being
of the same meager proportions aud
Of the same Indifferent character.
Gains were temporarily shaded on
the publication Of the foreign exchange
quotations, but were largely recovered
again when the opening call money
rate was established at Z per cent.
which was regarded rs comparatively
easy considering the character OF sat
urday's bank statement. Apart from
the shorts the demand was again lin
tied which was reflected in the dull
ness which developed toward noon.
which also was partly influenced by the
desire to await news from tho Supreme
Court
This haltipg period was brief and by
early afternoon the market forged ahead
again on renewed buying of the steels,
oils and utilities, especially the gas
shares.
Despite there was no decision forth
coming from the Supreme Court on
the long awaited stock dividend case.
and the fact that the court would take
month 5 recess failed TO check the
upward swing during the balance of the
afternoon. Highest quotations Of the
day were recorded in the active last
hour, the market ignoring a 10 per
cent money rate aud the further break
in exchange.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Jan. 26.-Thc local cot
fec market was lower this morning in
sympathy with the rather poor showing
in Brazil as noted in the official cables
TO the exchange. The market was dull
right after the call, with bids to >
points below initial figures.
There were rumors here last week
That there had been reduction i'll the
stock of coffee at Rio, which did not
show in the official figures. In response
TO Il request for information on this
point cable was received by a local
firm today stating that street talk in
Rio placed the stock at only 2O0, 900
bags at a time when the official cables
| showed about 290, 900 bags.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26

Chicago, Jan. 26.-Dcclines in wheat
and rye. another crash in foreign ex-
change aud an increase in movement
caused pressure in corn today. and the
market turned heavy after it had
started stronger under the lead of Jan
uary.
At first there was a good demand,
which was encouraged by dispatches
from Washington. indicating that
American concerns were pressing the
State Department at Washington to
trade with the Russian soviet govern
ment and also by an advance in hogs.
a leading elevator and commission
house purchased but offerings soon en- =
larced
Renewed talk about the cost of liv-
ing coming down aud the curtailmept
of bank loans to farmers on wheat,
curtailed the buying power. The opin j.
ion was expressed that the embargoes
by railroads to the east would be lifted
soon. Trading in the pit was not ac
tive.
Oats were dull and uninteresting, and
the market sagged after displaying
ued buying by commission houses with
eastern concessions, and offerings were
limited.
Later, selling by local operators, in =
fluenced by the declines in rye, corn
and wheat. brought about an easier
tone. No bidding was reported by ex
porters, the eastern shipping situation
being SO deplorable and the western ear
supply so inadequate that it was deemed
inadvisable to make further commit
mcnts at the moment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
Crude OIL at New Top Price

Pittsburgh. Pa, Jan. 26.--Pennsyl-
vania crude oil was advanced % cents
a barrel. to $5. %, by the principal pur-
chasing agencies here today. This is the
highest quotation for this grade ever
posted in the Pittsburgh market, but
il was said last week that oil had been
commanding that price for some time.
as purchasers were willingly paying Il
bonus. Other grades of crude quoted
in this market were unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
Charters Filed

Dover. Del, Jan. 26.-Charters filed
here todey were; The Postradc Stores,
Inc, TO establish and conduct merchan-
disc business of all kinds, 50 900 900
Paul A. SchmtS Edmund j. Dyer,
Brooklyn, n. Y; Ruth Bryan, Jersey
City, \. j., incorporators. The Sho.
shone Co, Inc, 1000, 900, to deal in
and with livestock of all kinds Stew e
art NJ Seymour, New York; Harry ",
iucorporatprs The Bahia Co., cultiva
ton OF land and raising of livestock
So 500, 900; r.. t. Croteau. C. II.
Blaske, s. Il. Dill, local, Wilmington,
Del, incorporators.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
SENTIMENT IN COTTON
AGAINST THE MARKFT.
oversold Condition Reflected !,
2s-Point Rally When {.
Shorts Cover

temperatures we're recorded IN ttISnawaS tS.
Sr,lth, 40, Oklahoma and NsShSiIIs VIII fS, 81,
toniO s1e Ktsnts KKaSH and ana SNe%HhT SS
con and Augusta. 81: Shreyepo-tf f'' cS,, NJ.
ssqqmoosa sq and Cha srleston., os: 'VcksSars
snontTS9meTy sn Ta1IdTS and Saysnnah $s; Gsivepcr
Orleans, "a Pensscois. IS; Jsctsor,SSis,., as; ".
Of precipitation al at savann%ah as % u 'n's
W32iHEsiHnyi5s WiminNtob Ss at GphsrlestGn pharn.n %
Augusta; 1.2S at Macon: IT'S al htIs,t,,
ard ?.4o at Montgomery.
New York, Jan. 26.-The cotton
market developed some irregularity In
the early afternoon, selling of to $50.
for March on less favorable treaty new,
from Washington, only to rally seyers
points on covering and buying by sew,
ersl of the local and southwestern spo
firms.
Sentiment continued against th
market, so far as local traders wer
concerned, but there was no particula
pressure and the undertone held abou
steady.
Toward mid afternoon q locally over
sold condition was reflected in rail-
OF - points when shorts attempted
cover.
Receipts of cotton at the ports 70
the day are estimated at $4,000 bales
compared with 2S,34S bales last wee
and IA ,676 bales last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
GOVERNMENT BONDS
DROP COAL co. MERGER
Negotiations Between Newton and
National Ice Companies Terminated

Stockholders Of the George Il. New
ton Coal Co. have been advised by the
stockholders committee that the uego-
tiatious with s. VI. Schatzkin and the
National Ice and Coal Co.. under the
terms of which Newton Coal stock was
deposited with the Girard Trust Co.
have been terminated
II was found impossible 10 consum-
mate the transaction except by the in
clusion of conditions which the board
Of directors aud committee did not find
justified in recommending.
The committee states that other
plans are under consideration which
may develop TO such a point that they
can be submitted to the stockholders
within a reasonable time.
The Girard Trust Co. will return
stock certificates on surrender of de-
post receipts, but stockholders are re-
tuested by the committee not % with
u .xt .Hr =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
MoNEY.LENpING RATES

NEW YORK--Money on call opened
at Z per cent; high, 10 low, Z; last,
10; closed, 10@11; ruling rate, Z per
cent.
A moderate amount OF, call money is
reported coming in, but time funds are
S per cent bid, with no money offered.
Prime bank acceptauces show irregu :
.arity and conflicting quotations.
Prime member sixty and ninety day
bills are 5HS and 5la per cent; short
bills, 52i and 5l&, call loans on accept
ances per cent, and prime mercantile
paper per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, Jan. 26.-There was a
fair inquiry for spot cotton today, with
prices easier on the basis of decline
of fifteen points for middling at 27.51d.
The sales were 5000 bales. The re =
ceipts were % 900 bales, including 90, :
200 bales American. Futures were quiet
in the early dealings. Spot prices were
Am%TiGan msdG!f9s % 785 fo'f fS S8ond E0od
IS. 75d middlng 27.51d; low middling
"a 96d good ordinary, 22.01d, and or
dinary. 81 Old
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
Leading futures ranged as follows;
No Change in Refined Sugars

New York, Jan. 26.-The refined
sugar market remains practically un-
changed. Arbuckle Brothers are max =
ing the February allotments of fine
granuated and the soft grades at 16c.
The American and National companies
continue to quote fine grauulated at 15c,
less 2 per cent for cash. The other
companies continue withdrawn from the
market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
DEPOSITS FALL OFF
Slight Improvement In Reserves Of
Local Clearing House institutions

The reserve position of the local
Clearing House institutions was slight
ly improved last week The weekly
statement showed an increase of S379.
coo in the reserve account in the Fed
rral Reserve Bank. At the same time
liabilities We're reduced in the contrac-
tion of 81 Al 900 in individual do
posits. The excess reserve. in conso-
oUcucc. was raised SS53 900. bringing
the total surplus above legal require
mpnts up to 81, 1850. 900 Loans aud
discounts decreased S92l 900.
n,t,TIy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

International Petroleum Co. a dividend
OF so cents share. payable February 2
10 stock OF record January ~.
New York Shipbuilding Corporation quar-
terly OF 81, payable March ! to stock OF
record February o,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
Prices Steady on Paris eourse

Paris, Jan. 26.-Prices were steady
on the Bourse today. Three per cent
rentes were quoted at 80 francs 20 cen
times exchange on London, Al francs
05 centimes; . per cent loan, SO francs
60 centines. The dollar was quoted at
Z 10 francs 52 centimes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

New York. Jan. 2s.-BUTTER easier
Creamery. I3 a B4c.
EGGS easier, Receipts 1866 cases Firsts
6iia q Csc: ordinary nrsts, 81 a Gle at mark
cases included, 80 n Gic.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
rradesmen's National Extra Dividend

The Tradesmen's National Bank has
declared regular quarterly dividend Of
2lA per cent aud an extra dividend Of
per cent, both payable February ! as
registered January 20,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

The first column gives rates for all
periods up to and including a fifteen
day maturity, the second for a period
of sixteen to ninety days. The third
and fourth columns give the rates for
discounts of collateral loans secured by
rnvnrnmpnt hnnds or notes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver was quoted in
the New York market today at an
advance OF 13A, G, at $1.34 an onnce.
IN Loudoq the price was 615sd, up
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26

LONDON--Mouey is quoted at 3A
per cent. Discount rates, short bills,
) per cent; three month bills, 59s per
cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26

|Ratcs on outstanding certificates Of
indebtedness continue unchanged at AZ
per cent.