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EVENING UU .iVAl PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JANl'AttV 18, 1915.
13
UECTROLYTIC COPPER PRICE ADVANCED-SHARP DROP IN LOCAL TRACTION STOCKS
lADIAN PACIFIC
STOCK FEATURE IN
WYORKTRADIM
filoadening Oul of Business
Continued Today Some
Foreign Selling m hvi-
Icnce Price of Colton
Up Again.
ff VonK, .JKn. 18. Tlie brondenlnc
Rvihe Irfldlnc on the Stock EvolinnM,
&. . . . ,-.. nianl nrntln1te,l Inrtill
TOch B't""1 '"" ""'" -w
Hfdty "" tl10 mo8t BCl,ve B,llce ll,
feiange as reopenPd nfler the lone
Spcnilon. Sevcrnl Issues which hud not
RfriouMlJ been dealt In, or not to nny
at extent, eic brought out. The bet
gf" demand nag bnsed on the favorablo
fiftr. statement on Saturday nnd the re
Krti or Improved trade conditions.
Mtttr showing strenRth at the opening
Fft.aclionary tone set In nround mid.
Sir itut In the late nf ternoon another un
JiLcted display of strength occurred
R,7 industrials wcro tho most active.
fAmOnff tUG more nuuve lanuua in uic
Kyi business was Canadian Pacific,
isweh sained 41, points by going to 1GI4.
n rise was based on the fact that tho
K..j .iii nnv off all of Its outstanding
lendcd Indebtedness nnd the fact that
uiv.i nDnllcd for an Increase In freight
mutt. Traders held that tho stock was
K m hnv. Inasmuch ao when the bonds
fir P'd off ,l '" bc free ,rom aI1 llebt
Kin toe ean iruuuis, muitj nu, aumu
idllne of foreign-held American securi
ng at the higher prices, but the supply
if atocks was not great. When an up
tint followed the early reaction, tho
Jrters to sell for foreign holders dls-inot&rcd.
lOtfitr Issues which were active and
Mtncr were iancii "'' " !"
Wed. up 3?s points at 67V4. and the scc-
-', Ll-lorl IV. tn H.. rnllrnmln
Tftroleum rose 3Si to 18)4, and tho pre
ferred advanced to K)'t, up 35 points,
inlsdinir sold up to W, up 1H from the
BJdse on 8aturda .
(Bethlehem Steel directors meet tomor-
IfO, And It Is understood that they will
IDCreSse IHO uiviuenu itiie imi me itu-
hrttd atock to 7 per cent. No one here
1U a definite Idea about the prospects of
Ik, common stock, but buying today wan
Biccompanled UJ assertions that earnings
tfllll were equal to iu per cent on tn
tommon stock. I
Some of the laige selling agencies haw I
E?red up their selling pilco for olectro- '
l.h Mniuf tn H rpnts ntnl Nnrnn Inrrrej I
Orders lire said to lie under negotiation
it that price. Tho demand cornea from
attached to heavy buying by Japan,
irhleh Is iupposed to tx for account of
Riujla. It Is estimated that tho pur
fchaiea by Japan of copper metal since
lut Friday total 25,000,000 pounds. This
Ijrance In the price of the metal caused
ittenirth In the copper shares.
HjJIissourl Pacific made a now high record
Sj EWUb tw ,( MF -.8 v,ii 11,0 uuan un
titorday on the report that Rockefeller
fittreits had bought control of tho road
Via the- open market In any event. It
Iu generauy icguiucu in uiu oimpi kiul
U outlook of the company financially Is
Winter.
Ths greater amount of activity In the
itcclc market extended to bonds. Trans
kpHnna In1 hnnkq nntnTrlA nf thn fYi.h.inrrn
We also on a larger scale. One nroml-
rtnt house on a slnglo day last week
fiold RCW.OOO In bonds, or over three times
mil much as were traded In on that day
ija wo new xorK ntocK mxenange.
pLCtll money loaned at 2 per cent. The
.iprelta exchange market was higher, de
jund sterling being quoted at 4.S4U.
Beuireciors or the Amalgamated Copper
Company will meet on Thursday, and It
,w expected that they will declare a.
JWdend of 50 cents a share, the same
preceaing quarter.
Roomer upturn In the price of cotton
CCUrred. sendlncr ntlntnttnnn frnm 19 in
K?nti higher
ipelaware, Lackawanna and Western
txk sold at 425, up 10 points from the
Ml previous sale, and then reacted 5
WtflU.
NEW YORK STOCK SALES
f .t Ssle rilith tiit Close
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aiiis Chaluen,, ....... in
trtlremMed Copper,.. Mi
Am Agchem. ,, 49
ArrnlcsnBfetBDjst,,. ?6
AmettcanCsn,. .,,, gnu
AnrtltsnCsnpref..... C4)i
ttrn'ewCttti Found. 47H
Am Coal Trod . ..,. .,
AnrrlranCottonOH., 4A)l
Amtr, llldoftLeathet.. t
Am. Hide & I.eath. pref P4
Am. Ice ..,.1 2.1'
Am United... UH
American Unseed pref. 30
Afertrsn IrcoirntlTe.. 17JJ
American Malt pref.... TO
Arrtrlrsnbn-elllne WW
AtrrrlranRrrrillnerrrMinK !i IU li IU 1II1H
Am Snuff Co,. ..144 147 146 147
American Snuff ptcf 100 10.1 103 103
Arr.Mirat ion jifl 1-8 ltfi
AmSlcelFdy.... 31 2 3I. ,2
Airtilun'lcl. ATel....tlM( l! llK !
American Tobacco 27fi 2V7 2i7 227
American Tobacco pref. 107 107 107 107
AmVoolen pref 7t,H 7I 70 7H
Anaconda Copper 204 ,7t 2C 27
Alchljnn W )i 04 P4W
Afchlsonprcf. 071i 18 H7'4 08
A I Cost Line iOO ltWU 100,'t 101
uaiuwin Locoprer ....
l'.Hln ere & Ohio
Ilaltliroie& Ohio Diet.. 71)
rclhlehem Sleel f.Vf
Pf thlfhem 6Iecl pref... 18
PrcoMjn Ilcpld Transit. t0i
rallfcrnlarctrolcnm... 1MJ
California Tct. pref 47M
rrtodlan Pacific. ..IfSOU lf4'
central J. So Am Tel. . .110 110
. :r,
.102
. 42i
103 10M
71 H ,2H
7
8)4
00! f
( cMtal leather
Central Lea pref .
Crrs&Ohlo
CilroCrppcr :4'
rhlcfcoGtcat Western , ir
Chlcato, Great V. pref.. : 8
rn'wo,.MII. ArKl.l'aul " i
fhlc.M" A St. P. rref..l2 h
UCC4 St I.0U1S
ChlS. NorthKcst
Coc.Can 47 ()
ConCanuef SO M
(clKurl Iron 25 2f
CnlcrndoPo 25 25
Colorado So 1st pref 45
Colorado So 2d pref 37
Miilii'trim )1 12
Dul So Shore A At prof. 0 10
Yf t, 22' 22Tf
Ii!e Idrrcf Hi i . 0
rtrfol :20'C Ilfli
Coin Products 10W Kh
Del Hudson 151i 1 2
Del. Lack". A Western.. 4 15 425
101
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PtrTtr nd Klo Grand. ,Vf
Den A nio Grand pref..
GcnrralMotor 7
Gen Motor pref O'l,
Goodrich Co .TH
t rest Northern pref... .Hii 1 TM lH'i 1'6K
Great rorth Ore. Cent. 0i SO! :o"4 30
Gufcfnflm '8'
Jlarvester corp 7.1
Harvester N J t9'
Iririlcio-Vctirrolllao. l(5i
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Lorlllard .1G8 1724 172h 172lj
IoulSTlllcAXajhTllle..ll6H DSH 1)7 118
MackayCopref 68 b" 67
Maxnell Motor 18!i V-'t IB
MaxellMotor Utpref. 64 67t 54i
Irtcilrro Jlet rrcf..
Inlcr'l Paper rrcf
Inspiration
Konsa City Southern..
Kan City 80 pref. . .
J Kajsor Co
Laclede Gas...
.'ll
J6
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22'i
80
13
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7:
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80
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BANK CLEARINGS
BinV rllnta ,naw Mann.. .l.k ..
IlKmllat day la.t mo years
SMton ,..,.J1R.M2.SD2 121.11sn.0on inmnu
S" Jor!' .126.183,865 210.020.2.M -Ml.ttM.5-lB
UJJMtn day lut two years!
S , . . t. ." IUI. lUlif.
"fdelphla 24,U3,4I1 134,690.171 t24.S41.520
lumort .. 5.ssi.rt7S R.niiT.12.1 annifinK
BATES EOR. MONEY
Wtiil.4 1 ti C"11 Tims
WlSl 4B5 4 06
Ifn 4 04U 4 l
IKffilerc.1.,?ai'cr thre o ,lx monthj. l'hll.
IfMJrhla, 34H pfr cent.
rBeterve BankB' Discount Rates
Idlirnnfl
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RADING IN LONDON QUIET
gndertone of Market Was Steady.
h war loan Active.
ILftWrinx. . .. .. . ,
Kilts ftfi hA a. 1. , . -....
S3r, put the undertona was steady, Tho
""" accumulation of orders was not
IJ moat activity was shown In the war
.ITU ftn.4 1T1 n a ..... ....
iisii " t-ano ngnts. Aiier
wH 'JJK,Jrmnes the home railway group
ISJb h if Me'"B a msposiuon to await
ipsa will be beeun at the end of the
-taadian P&dflca wr i-Hv! nilnw.
.X H .k... ..j m' .
E5W DUVfna. nl A.l .. .. - w -
E'' from Argentine nepubllc. The
rr--(, - a.cyai uucfit was mixea, out
IS?. Mt. wa cbeerfu) In the main.
g" and Chapake ana Obloa had a
US tone.
rwmers and mines were quiet. To
KJ received support. Oil descriptions
gg- nn. especuily Meilcans, on the
Ri KT,, " " proniDition or exports
I from Tarnplco.
CopWr
London N. T.
elate, tqulv.
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Btusr
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614.1
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10
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Mamell Motor Id pref. 21f
Mercantile Marine 1
Minneapolis & St. Louis 11
dopref
M fctl'&SSM 113
Mrilcon I etrollum... . fh
Miami Copper. VH
MI(SOuri,Kansas&.Teias Q
Mo Kan & Tex pref.
M Issouri Pacific
Montana Power Co ..
Montana Power pref.
National Hlscult,
National Biscuit pref.
Nat. Enamellnc
Nat Enamellnc pref
National Lead pref...
Nevada Consolidated.
n. y.. n. n. & n
New York Central...
N.Y..O.&West....
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Pecple'sGas
Peoria & Eastern
1 IHsburjh Coal
Pittahureh Coal pref..
PlttsOO&StL
1 K.-Sfdbteel Car.
27K
. 'AH
.100
.124
,12J
. 1W
'.108U
. :3
. 63K
. E8H
22
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25 25
112'i 113H
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Pressed Steel Car pref. .101
Pullman Co.
Railway Steel Spring..
Hay Consolidated
IleadlnE
Readlne 2d pref
Republic Iron A Steel,.
Republic I. &8, pref..
Rock Island .
Reck Island pref
RumelyCo.
Quicksilver
fc't al-curd Air Line. .. ..
Seaboard Air Line pref.
Sears Roebuck
bt. L. S. S, Fran 2d pref
Sloss-Scheffleld
Eonlbern Padlle
Ecuthern hallway....
fcouthern Ry pref
Standard MlUlne
tludebakcr
Studebaker pref ,
Tfrnrtare Corner.. . .
leias& Pacific 12H
Teias Company i
Third Avenue 421i
TlnCltyRT 9tM
Union Bag Pat" .... 0
Union Bag & Paper pref 27j
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17)f
m
27'i
9f
44H
101M lOOh IOl'i
V.'5 125 125
124 124 124
12H 12W 12H
70 79 79
lOMf 10"H 10- H
131 12 J3)
44 Mi
tOi, r9
2:i 21 H
.WIH 1C3'4' 102
.ire mtK irsr. iron
.12tjJ 12fh 12i H 120H
.4666
,. 18 18 17H 18
. 85K 83J 83'4 tSH
72
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25
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16M
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71 72
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244 24H
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184
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Union Pacific.
Un radio rref
Union Pac War......
U.S.O.I.P, i V..
United Railways Inv
United Ry lnv pref.
U 6 Mutter
119
bO
18M
9)f
VcH
32M
f7
IX
IK
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184
3
27
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16K
58
47U
42
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43 43
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58 28
1IUK 110U HWK
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.Hi 28K
OK 9K
13K 13K
32K' 32K
6H 66JS
85Ji
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69
47!
43W
15K
31K
12
hK
9K
13K
32K
67
U.S. Rubber 1st pref...lC2K 102K lO-'K lO.'K
United Etatea Steel..,.. 61K 61H 6D1 51H
US Steel pref. ...108K HW( J08U 10SK
TTnltpH CAl Xt llfl 43K 43
LliLCopper 6H '
VsCarChem iOM 204
Wabash 1 J
Wabash pref, . J J
Wutttn Union 61 OIK
W' heeling 4 I. K 3K
Wheeling & I. K t pref .. 18
heeling i L K Jd pref . 4K 6
VUIU.VM.UK.1.1R-. .IK 7J
WtstftaMajyland...... 17K 17U
Wisconsin Central 30K 33
Woolwortb U1M WJ
Total Sales, 247,000 shires.
43
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LOCAL STOCK AND BOND SALES
sin 4 ma! Copper
4u Baldwin Loco .&,,
10 Ju prf . ...10!!
100 B4h Btl pref... ..
20 Den & Plo O- .a.
2 Electrto 8tor. . 40H
joo Erie ; ij
60 Ota Aephtrf.. f
i In. Co N Am.. 2JH
100 Key Tl t 0 iJS
S ixhlgn. "
20 Ll V Tr prf
10 Mo Pcl(lc
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BONPS
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TRACTION STOCKS
UNDER PRESSURE;
LOCAL LIST WEAK
Baldwin Locomotive, Rapid
Transit and Union Trac
tion Sell at New Low
Levels.
A nlmrp break In the trnctlon Blocks
vsnn tlio outstnndliiB feature of tho trnd
InK on the Phlladclpliln Stock RxcliatiBo
at the resumption of business this morn
Itip Itnpht Tinnslt fell to 10 nnd Union
Trnctlon to Sf. These declines were es
tablished without Intervening sales, and
enme as a result of the lowering of tho
minimum limits to those figures, the low
est prices reached In several .cars.
Tho action of the Stock Exchange com
mltteo In ninkliiK tho new low quota
tions met with some criticism today. It
nas pointed out that activity had not
been stimulated thereby, as the commit
,lee had hoped, but that, on tins contrary,
p'ospcctlve buyers were frightened off.
Lake Superior was also offered at the
new minimum of t, a loss of a point, and
Baldwin common fell from 41 to 40. Nat
urally this gave tho whole local list 11
weak aspect, draplte the firmness of the
arbitrage shares. Philadelphia Electric
eased ott In sjmpathy and so did Oen
eial Asphalt preferred. Cambria Bleel and
Storage Batters. It was stated that theie
wna still a considerable block of Rapid
Transit as we'l as some Union Traction
j 01 to bc llqulduted About 1C00 shares
of Itapld Transit Mcro disposed of todaj
and part of this was eald to be for ac
count of the Krugcr estate. Lehigh
Navigation and United Gas Improvement
suffered slight recessions on odd-lot sales.
The bond market was not particular
active.
NEW YORK BOND SALES
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$2000 Amer Cot Oil r.
axio Amer Smelt 8co 0
liioco Amer TBI clt 4. . .
I17UIO 1I0 cM 4'4
lioui Armour Co 4's ...
UXIO Alch mlj 4b otp
MH) 1I0 1" . .
2mC(l do fV 4- llifll)
101)0 Atch Trans 8 I. 4
rui Allan Co l.lpa clt 4
I. WO Halt . Uhlo 4i... .
M.VK1 tin rv 4IJ.S
2WK) II ,t O r I. K V 4n M'4
lltX-l Hclh Stffl rfil ."-. .. S.J
IfiCOO Hrn Ilap Tr r.a 11118 1K)
r.ixxi Hurt nnch . t 4'. 1004
nuoo Cent Lfather s. ... ro'i
TOfiO Cent HilP lt 4 .. R'w
1000 Che &. Oh ev 4145 .. 72
1000 Chi & Alton rt'4. . 31
2000 Chi (It t 4s. . 71
lm Chi & Nwn 3'is . . M4
iron chl & n aen 4 ta . 1)1
210IH1 Chi H A. Q 4. .. OW,
iwni Chl m Q Rn t . K
10OO Chl 11 Q III SliS. . R2
moo nil m & st r 4 ni
.1000 Chl SUStr (ten .1O0H
n.wo c Mst p cv 4'i w 1 mm
a-roo Chl M t St 1" o 4hs.l !'H
Rtono Chl n I P col 4 21
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11000 Chl U I & P 41
snoo Col K South 4s
lioortrt Con a n At
4000 Corn Prod As 1014
2000 T1 : Hud 4" 1010
nono D1 & Kud rfrl 4a
t2oro in n n tfd 4s.
snoo jytn 11 ti rrn on . .
inoo Detroit tJnl'ert 'i .
nooo Dla Secur Corp Ss
2000 Krlo Ken 4-'
vw Trie conv 4s Fer n .
1.-.non Hud Mhn rn 6s . .
inonn flo rfl fi
nnno Til Central rM Is
74000 Insp Cop cv fis, 1MO.
:wnno do is ...
inooo lnterb Met 4t
lnfld lnterb Hi T ret .is .
Trt-n Inter Mer Mar 4H
7(W Internl Paper 6. .
r,noo In Alcohol na.
urno In Alrnhnl 4a . .
mm .Tarumeee O Stamn 4Us 7(11.
.innn do 1st 4Ha . . . S114
1000 do Hs lift
100ft K C Ft B )Ml . "US
TOOO Kan Citv So fis , . wi
.Vion I.acka Steel 8a. lDlft. OO'Vi
inoo do 102.1 "0.
:tnoo Laclede Oaa Si. . .100,
rooo do rfd .la OKW
moo i.itr M T 5. . . .
1000 Ixirlllarrt Bs . .
2000 1 ou A N At Kn 4s
inoo Manhattan
100O Mich State Tel a . .
SOOO Mo Kan ft T 4 .. ..
Moro Mo Pae la . ..
4WK10 do cv f
inoo do cnl Be 101T
2000 N T C T. S BUs . .
eooo N T C & H S4s
lOOno in 4a
voro y i;ni a. 01 1, 1, m
10(V N T Otv 4a 1058.. . 07
20m do 4s 10.VI DT
4000 do 414a 10M lOO'l
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BANK SURPLUS LARGER
Philadelphia Institutions Also Beport
Increased Loans,
A grin ot fimsorn In surplus rcaerv snd
an increase f i imii.iui in iuns was aoown
In be ireeaiv niatw.urit, vt, ,us fuiww,
Clearinr House t'-ks todav.
cKE,.Tk.7lii aioanded over 13.000.000.
Tho detalla follow
Tleroalta (In.l i ., S14.42l.00rt ' 14tOnrt
nrSSatloa 11R47 000 4-142.0(10
T)u irom banks Jl.WftVl 4-M.OOrt
SJehanle Cl4arln H'M 14 a 000 4 1 4B pjfi)
TWr,ea rMUlrVl RS n nno 7l,r1il
SuTJKa rq",. . 34 !U DOB 1 tm.lXC
surolua wo'h old fenn '"' Janu.rv 18,
JanuaVv S? 1911 . lMO0O Janu.rv in,
1811 r!.sSsw. J'r " 110. I5.BK.260.
4-Oeereaae. J . . .
PAR kONZB.
N.w Tk ntinrcl haj; alliM aowancad
b? I. i9o. pw ounce In Uiaaort tar ailver
ounce- i.
DiHKOTonv or accopstajjt.
Public Accouc'.anta
Phmo nv (1u ekunat
JOHN F. AUCH
Elected a director of the Picker
ing Valley Railroad, a subsidiary
of the Reading. He is the vice
president and freight traffic man
ager of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway.
gsWTi "sb AKun? """""
Aucit lntl-at!u. RSaneWI Btattiawu
HALF HOURLY SALES
10 to 10.30 A. M.
IS I'nlon Trac. in 1 Penna . ll'
10 do 3(1 50 llaldivln . 40
03 l'hlla niec... Sl; 31 Phlla ncc . V1J
7 Union Trac... 3(1 21 ncadlnej .4
2S Mlnehlll SI 7 do... a
.1 Union TTnc 3(1 too fnlnn Tine. . 3(1
14 Mlnehlll 3 .V) Phlla It T t t 10
fO Phlla Klee.... 23i; loo Cam Steel.. . 43
10 Tun Del 4 7-10 20 Ileadlnsj ... .4J4
7 Penna 33H ton l'hlla Bice . 23H
PONDS.
$17 Pl.lia Co aorlp Jl ,
2ni Am Ona A. Klcc l RS'i
BOH Phlla i:iec .Is 102
I tilOO Baldwin lat p 101'i
10.30 to 11 A. M.
400 miia nice.
8
o rtilla nice... 214 2 Ini Co .V A . J1H
.1 rien Asp pfd. O'U 22 Penna ... S3 1-in
11 U O I.. .. H 2 Iih Valley... 117',
R2S
M'4
noNna
0000 Flee Sr Poop Tr 4a...
815 Phlln Co scrip.. ..
1 do.
20 Union Trac.
20 Am Copper .
R 1'enna ...B3 l-lil
Lh Nftv 7SH
01
11 to 11.30 A. M.
1 U 1 Steel . . SIS 21 do 10
2 u a 1 S21, A Penna . ..All-Id
Hl Heth Sleel. . 0S14 2.1 Phll Flee... 211
7S I,eh Nov t c. 7.1 Hi North Parlfle.ttSn
20 rhlla II T t 0 in son Tonowh Bel. 44
53 tlo 10
noN'ns.
2000 t-li Nnv cona 4'4a .OR
3000 Ke Tel 1st Ba Ol'ii
11.30 A. M. to 12 M.
II Tonopah Mln. "S 200 Phlla It T t r 10
10 rnlla n T ..10 250 do 10
M rien Asp rfd. R7H 23 do 10
20 I.oh 1 Tr Dfd. 2S'i 2il do 10
10 Klcc torBe. 40V4 10 Union Trac .. 3R
loo u S "icel V . .M 4 10 do 3d
200 Phlln n T t c 10 ".I do. .. 30
SOO do. .. 10 20 I-h Nav t c. 75
COO do... . 10
PONDS.
1000 Klcc ft Peop Tr 4a 77,
12 to 12.30 P. M.
20 Chm Steel.... 4S 2 Klec StorflK. 4B,
a tr c gi..l MV. ? Readlne .... ,4
s do .1H 40 Tonopah Mln "1
150 Tonopah UCl. -l-s w r.icc ciunigr.iws
12.30 to 1 P. M.
.A t--.. .l . 1-.. 1. Cum Rteel . 41
IS Cam Steel. .'. 45 .10 Tonopah Pel. 4',
15 Ton Pel.. ..4r.-in 10 iieaninc ,
BS do 4S-16 4 U O 1 iSH
10 Am Copper . BH
1 to 1.30 P. M.
2.1 Ih Nav t o. 73 1) Phlla Elec . . 23J,
0 do, . . . 7.1 I" Com kteel . . 4414
10 Phlla Rile 10 20 lien ft nio G. 1
10 F.lec Storage. 4in, ) Cam Meel.. . 144
100 i-hlla Klec... -i tn UL.? "S"!??: J
im 1'enna .. '0 phllaH T t 0 111
100 Phlla Elec.... 234 100 Mo Facinc
PQNDS.
2000 Phlla ICIec Ba JWJi
10C0 SpanUh Am Iron Oa ino'i
1.30 to 2 P. K.
1 r.eh Nav. ... 7ft .11 Ton Mln ....7-lo
50 Phlla Rler.... 2:IH W Union TYac . 38
1 Uth Nav t c. 7.1
BONDS.
81 Cam Steel scrip "'i
2 to 2.30 P. M.
8 Wi Nav t c. 7.1 100 Krle 22'4
10 U S Steel.... -11 1 Penna . . B3
1 II O 1. . . . . IOO U) S Steel . . BIS
IOO Ileadlnic 74J, .1 II S Steel .. S1,
10 Am GM & B.1004J in rhlla II T t c 10
50 Cam Steel . . 44Vi
2.30 to 3 P. M.
10 U S Steel.... 5l, 10 Phlla Elec. . 231,
3R I eh Nav 73 20 do --1J4
18 leo BtoraK.. 4RH 4.1 Elec Storano. 48
2U Leh Valley... 08 20 Penna BJtf
BOND3.
101
1)7
B8',
11H
4000 Sranlih Am Iron 6a
2000 Phlla Co lat 5s.....
1000 Interatato Ilwy 4a
MOEE COTTON SEED CRUSHED
Census Durenu Beport Shows Increase
Over Previous Year.
wASHIN'OTON. Jan 18.- report Iaaued to
dav by tho Cer.aua Bureau shons that from
the crop of 1014 the amount o : roilonieed
crushed prior to Januar 1 as 3.333.U5J tons,
acilnit 3.012,3 In 1013 The numher of run
Sfnebalea of llntera aa 40,S30 aaalnat 307.071
'VlSJ "followlnr table ahowa the amount of
cottonseed cruaned and llntaiy obtained prior
i. iBiuurv 1 from crop of 1014 and 1013.
to 'nu"rl'cit,li5i,ll eVu.hed Uintera Obtained
(tons ) ibalea)
1011 1BU l'i- 1911
...., 2R10TO Sh.'.S-ll 8S.381 32.781
AttanTaa ' 181 W 172 312 21.771 2.W
mortdl '. 2347 17.57R 3.17(1 l.WI
niorata " 5MI T50 .M.1.11T 74.023 H3.4RI
lJSTaTana ' 122 Alt 103 023 1B.01H 1.1.5.18
ifiufillonl 31 M S8IB2T 44,202 3.a
M2jJirPP 20 342 111 .Wl 2.10 2 3R
M Carolina IRSim 1K2.H91 20.T20 IT.fiOT
Oklahoma 853 SO" IM 4T3 :itt.7aS 2R.RR1
fflai S300IV1 2384.10 RO.m 28.TTH
.n,Teaiai Tw,.1X2 1.M.2SI 22.17ft 1B.231
?!!?! 017 253 8BH.32I 142,a 120.211
nfhfr. 24.17 32.27B 4.WI 3,0!)3
V,h...::.. 835,935 3.0ia,ftSa 4W.838 3OT.0T1
EOEEION EXCHANGE
NKW I'OnK. Jan 18 -A firmer tone waa
dlanlaieQ In the foreltn axchang market In
eirlv IradiiiB Demand sterling advanced W
"T.Sll,. while cablea made an advance o!
Sin? to 4.811,. 60-day bllla reached to 4 &..
franca nmVeJ up to' 5.18 and 8.1SW. mark!
ros to M4 and 87 J4.
AN.NDAI. MEETINGS
-TTTT.-. . ,n..,K7,i vAjir
iSSr iiroad and Chestnut Streeta
Philadelphia, January 18, 1013
At the ANNL'Ali BISECTION, held on the
nil. Iiutunt. tba followlna; stockholders were
"ecttJl IM?e?to?a t( tbla Enk to serve, ffr
fn?m l)eviu"cuylerJobn Hamptoo oarnci
nVnrn II. J"ra er Moirla I.. Clothier
pderlck U Bally Ko&art C. Drayton
KflMhiro . MorrU nudulph Ellis
ftiSSfS Madeira Edward F. Deals
A-iiia Puaty Paaamora
A? a pitting or tba Director.. Jield this
Hnv Mr J. l tiAiniar uu Ait into usiy
rT-yected Vrealdent, and Msajm. J. A. Harris,
Jr and E. P. Fasamore, Vlca Prealdenta.
jr., ana . p PAS3UORJB.
Cashier
ELECTIONS
.r.ii- ul-VTll VAT111VAI. 1HOTT
j.,,. -- --.
l'hlladelpbta. Jan 15th, 1815.
A lha ANNUAL ELECTION bald lb 12th
Inst . tba foIlominE atoekholdert werai elected
Dlreitor. fur tba enauln year:
John "; Wllaoa John C. Wllaon
lleBrv Bhatallac 1.WU J, Kolb
Jam2 C Sutton, William C. May
5 FtanW Adams Harrison C. Ilea
Daniel Salrd Norman C. Jea
At a meeting of tba LMractora. held tais
Oay. in I0UVWIB4 Wll v,v iwWU.M.I.BIf'
elected
John P 11 tlson, Prealdest
r. l-i D-... Vlp., lp. Pr.aM.Nl
Jaiaaa r Suttea Seeond vice Prtaideai.
VVlTilani Salter ashler
John Dickey. Jr bolkllor
ipba Bxtr. Nelary
MIU4AM ULTW.
Cibtr
WILSON'S ORDER OF
WHEAT PRICE PROBE
CAUSES DECLINE
Cut of 1 Rallies One Cent,
However, as Market Is
Led by Strong Interests.
CHICAGO, Jan. IS.-Therc wrb further
decline In wheat nt the opening ot tho
mnrket today on fnlrlv froe selllnK, led
by Armour nnd other Ftronp Interests.
After Khowlnir n. loan nf 14 In comtmtlrton
with Snturdav's cloalnK. tho price rallied
1 cent on Rood InijIiiK.
There nan Home nervousness ns a result
of the announcement from WnshlnRlon
that President Wllaon had Instructed At
torney (lenernl Uregory to conduct an
Investigation Into the advance In prices
The market at Liverpool was easier, with
plate offers nnd American winters down
Cd , nnd the general demand quiet As far
ns the general situation Is concerned,
there nppeared to be no change. Bxport
buMncss continues good. The condition of
wheat In Ohio Is 95 per cent, against 97
In Dccombor nnd 101 a year ago.
Foreign newspapers arc discussing the
advance, In prices, and this Is having a
tendency abroad to deter fresh commit
ments. Arrivals at Liverpool are ample
nnd reserCB aio sulllclent for some time.
The idea prevails abroad that shipments
from Argentina will bo liberal. The
weather In Argentina Is good Shipments
from Noith America for tho week were
9,603,C00 bushels ot which 2.656,000 bushels
were for England and 0,270,00) bushels for
the Continent
The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis)
and Uuluth today were C66 cars against
4S5 cars a year ago, at Winnipeg, IU cars
against 110 cars; at Chicago 60 cars
against 16 cars.
CORN OPENS EASIEH.
Corn opened easier. Trnde was otnall
and mixed. After the statt the market
lnllllcd. Liverpool corn was quiet nnd
steady. The receipts, here today were 601
cars Shipments from North America for
the week were 1,410,000 bushels. The
weather In Argentina la splendid for the
development of the new crop. Corn In
the crib In Ohio averages 06 per cent,
against SS lAst iear.
TIIADC IN OATS FAin.
Trade In oats was fair. Shipments from
North America for the week were 1,354,000
bushels. The market followed wheat and
corn. The receipts here today were 360
cars.
Provisions moved tip sharply, following
an advance of 15 to 20 cents In hogs at
tho yards, where receipts were 20,000 less
than had been expected.
Leading futurea tanged aa follons
Yesterdays
Wheat Open. Illah Iiw cloar. rloae
Hay . . .Ill", 142 140 1421,11. US
Jlllv . . 1 24 1 2tt 1 2, 1.2.1 1.2.1
Corn (new deller)
Ma .... 77' 71)1, 70'. 170 477a,
Jlllj . ... 78 71)', 77', 7tH US'.
Data
May M Ml, 5,11, 1,1(1 J0
July M's M's 03 tM'4 "MS
Uiid
.Innuary ...1070 10 7S 10 70 10 72 10.10
May 10(10 1081 U'S7 '10.00 "10.75
July 11.10 II 12 11.10
I'.lba-
Jnnuar . ... 10 00 0 81
May . toll" 10 11 10.11 1040 127
Julv tlOTO 1060 1057
Pork
January 18.10 . 18 ,K) 418.11
Miy . . 19 15 10 22 10.12 119.15 18.07
Hid. lAeked
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Jan. 18 1IOGR Receipts, 30,
000: market 15c to 20c higher. Mixed and
butchers, JU 70W7 25 good hcniy, $iuk)7 20,
rough hcay, 40.70U7.10. plga 3.50(7i bulk,
tlil7 10
OATTLK-necelpts, 14 000. market lOfflSr
higher. Ileeies. OflO.51, cowa ami helfcrH.
X.I.MIS8.S1! atocVera anl feeders $4 5080 50,
Texina. tr,ff7.40, caliee, JSttlO.V)
SHCEP rtecelpts. SOTO; market 10c higher.
N'atUe and IVeatern, 4-'.S0ijC.4tl, lambs, 15.15
8 23.
LIVE STOCK BECEIPTS
CHICAGO. Jan 18 Following are the runs
of IU e stock at the arloua centres
Hoes Cattle Sheep
Chicago U S Tarda . .. 10.000 14,000 K.ooo
Kanaaa Clti fl.OOO 14,000 3.000
Omaha 3..1WI 2,000 (11ihi
St. I.. N. St. Tarda . . . O.S00 5.S0O 400
St Joseph . . . 3,200 i.bco 3,onu
Oklahoma City 1.E0O 7iK) 200
Tort Worth 3.000 4.20O 3u0
Sioux City . 2,500 3,500 3,200
NEW YOBK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YORK. Jan. IS -BUTTKR.-Market
loner and weak, receipts, 4341 packages
creamery, extra. 321J32Mc. ; higher scoring, 33
OSIV'jc . Stale dalr). 31if;82c ; Imitation cream
ers. 23926c
KOOS Market linacttled- rerelpts. 6350
cases, fresh, extra firsts, SSc : rresh, firsts,
3HSI37C. . nearby whites. 4140e . nearby
mixed, S7U40C . refrigerator flrats, 27VjS28hc
NEW YORK COEFEE MARKET
NBW TORK. Jan. 18 -Although trading ia
light In coffee futures on the Nen York Ex
thanat an advance of 1 point waa acorcd In
the opening flgurea
Opening futures Februarj, n.0V. bid.
March, n l.Mifl 1flc ; April 0 25c. bid: May, fl 42
j I5i Jul. 7.23c, bid: September, 7.40e, hid.
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR
VWI BAT Receipts. 193.300 bush. The
market declined lc. and ruled. quiet Quel a
tlon cai lota In export eleiator, No J
red. apot and January. ft.HSJl 41; No. 2 red
Uestern. tXMm.Vi, No' 1 Northern Duluth,
l4'itn2.
CORN Receipts. 21,003 bush The mar
ket ruled firm with fl fair demand S"oUi'
lions i-ar iota, in export, eievaior, ",jj
spot anil January, iiw'tc : i"m;",..'i'
77c . No 1. Toffiflc, Oar lota for local trade.
a lo location No Ijellow, new. TOJMISo'.t i
at'amer jellow nen., iSmi)" I No. Sr"w
new, lOISUilc; sample yellow, new, i2Bi5c.i
hetv (Ah. e .O 11,.. 7041 ,7r.
OATS rterelnls. 20.000 hush Trade .was
riulet, but prices ruled altady . 3V!ll12Ji;
uVr. 2 while. oURSUUe standard white, 68W
8ie . No. S white, MHSJ58C
lr. waa acarce and firm, We nunte at
l laol.Jd per bush, aa to quality., In export
eealor, nnd at 81Q1.10 fer amall lola of
nearby grain In bags. ......
I'lAltTll. Receipts. 070 libla. and I2..0.1
Ibe In aacka. The market was almoat whol
Iv nominal We quote per 100-lbs. In odt
Winter clear, J.I.KVSO: dn., atralght $0 2M
0 50i do. patent, 10 5007 1 Kansas, straight,
Jute aacka. 0 5006.75! do, patent. Jute
satka, I0.7BC17 10: spring, Oral clear. $8,400
or,0 do, atralght, rt.0OC6 7i do, patant,
fAT.10T.2fti do, favorite hranda. fT.eoe
i.Tflt city mllla, choice and fancy Ptat.
fT.50OT.i8i city mllla, regular iradee Win
ter, clear, f 3 6000: do., atralght, f 8.230
(I 50; do , patent, to.CO07.15
nr. ri.OUIt. In amall aupply and firm,
but quiet. We quote nearby and Western
In wood at 10. M 7, aa to quality.,
PROVISIONS
The market quiet and prices of some kinds
were eaaler. tjuotatlona: City beet. In aeta,
rmoked and alr-drlcd. 2fl2Tc,: Weatern beef,
In seta, amoked, :oa27o.; do. city beef,
knucklM and tenders, amoked and ulr-drlsu.
212th:.i do.. Western beef, knuckles and
tenders, smoked. 28ff2rtc.: beef hania, fJ5a33i
rork, farrlly. 21fai.50: hams. B P. cured,
loose, MttOiauc.; do , skinned, loose, 12HW
12),e.j do., do,, amoked. 18HI3Wc.l other
hams, amoked. city cured, aa to brand ana
nierage. )4f14i,c.; hama. amoked, W'sterri
cured. 14tfl4U.i do., boiled, boneleas, lOftWe.t
picnic, ahoulderi, s P. cured, loose, tlwli'ie. :
do , smoKed, 12112Uc: bellies. In pickle ac
rotdlng to average, loose, lH,014c: break
faal bacon, aa to brand and ncrage, city
cured. 17Bl8c, do, Weatern cured. ,liftle,;
lard, Meatcrn, refined, tlercea. ltOHUc, do,
do., tuba. Upline, do, pure city, kettle
rendered, in tlercea, llnjll'lc.: do., pure city,
kettle rendered. In tuba, llOUHc.
REFINED SUGARS
The market qule'. and without Important
change, llellntra' Hal prlcea' standard gran
ulated, RiA.lnc.: fine granulateJ, 4.0H4f 5 ooc;
powdered 5 0.HJ6.15c., confectioners' A, 4.859
4.05c. toft grades, 4.10B 4.80c.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
nUTTEIt Demand was light and prices
declined 2c. Quotations. Western, freah,
olll-parked, creamery, fancy speclala, 81c;
extra .,2c. extra Hrsta. 81c, flrats, 8t)c; aee
onds, 27U2Sc, ladle-packed. 21ffU3c, aa to
quallt; nearby prints, fancy, Blc, do., aer
age extra 34c: do, firsts, 31033c; do., sec
onds. 27&2DC. Special fancy branda ot prlnta
Jobbing at 40042c
KCKtS Huppllea of fresh eggs were larger
and the market further declined 11.0501 OS
lei ruse under a light demand and general
rrnsure to sell, guototlors. In free raaea
N'earh, extraa. 30c. per dos. ; nearby flrata,
llu u.1 per standard caaa, nearby current re
ceipt, fO.73 per caaa. j Western, extra flrata,
11005 per case, do. Arsis. Jli TO per case.
Southern, fit 00 per case Knncy selected can
dled frcah eggs were Jobbed out at SS&luc.
per dox.
CIIKKS1!. Trade iiaa quiet, but valuea
atrndlly held under moderate offerings Quo
tations: New York, full-cream, earlier recelpta,
choice, 10c, do do., current makp, choice,
1.1c. do. do. fair to good, W.iSrUNc , do,
part eklme, Sffl.'lc
POULTRY
1.11 K. The market for desirable atock
steady under moderate offerlnga and a fair de
mand Quotations Fowla, IlltlSc . old roost
ns, JOSlGije , joung chlckeoa. according 10
qiiallty. 1214c. turkes. 12riflc: ducka. 15
!J10c , geese. 13til.1c , gulneaa. soung. welgh
litx 2 lbs nnd over apiece, per pair. 50C.;
weighing 141M1, lbs apiece per pair. 4i)-815o .
old. per pair, 3040c. , pigeons, per pair, 15
If!''"-
DltKSHF.I) Offerlnga of fine desirable-
died stock light and values firmly held on
this description, with trade fair Quotations'
Fresh killed turkejs, dr -picked and
!r. packed Fanc, ncarbj 21JT22C . do.
Western. 21c . fair to good. 1820c . old
loms. 19c , fowls 12 to box, dry-picked nnd
dn -packed selected heavy, lie , neighing
4Hff.' lbs apiece. ISc , do 4B44 lbs. apiece
l"Wc: f.o. 5u4 lbs. apiece. l3B17c, dn 3
lba and under. 124111c; low la, bbla , dry
picked and drj -packed Western drv-plckcd,
l'f,S lbs apiece. 7c , do, do. 4 lbs 10c.
do do 1H lba, 14c, do., do.. 3 lbs. and
under. 1291, e.. old rooaters dry-picked We ,
broiling chickens Near-by, lWilS lbs apiece,
20322c do., tair to good. lOBlKc . Wfatern,
IWtt- lbs uplece. 20c . do . fair to good,
143118c . chl'kens dn -picked and dry-packed.
In boxen Milk-red 31 to 30 lbs. 10 doz 17c ,
milk-fed .".7 to 42 lba to doz . 17c : milk-fed.
41 in 47 lba. to dos., 17c. mllk-fcd. 48 lb.
to doz lsc, mllk-fcd. t0 lba. and ocr. 10c .
corn-fed. Jl to 4.' lba. to dot.. lasiftUc . iorii
fed, 41 to 47 lba to doz lite , corn-fed, 48
lba to doz.. 17c, corn-fed. GO lba nnd oier,
18c, cMckena, dry-picked nnd dry-packed. In
bbls belectcd heay. 1" . Western lorn-fed.
5 lbs. and oer. 17c Weatern. corn-fed. 4 lba .
1G1J104C ; Western, corn-led, 31- lba. 1.1'-...
Weatern coin-fed 2ttW3 lba llJ15c ; ducks,
extra. 10fifl7c: do., ordinary to good. 124il5c,
geeie, near-bv. 12tfl4c : do. Western. 10012c .
squabs, per dozen White, weighing 11 to U
II a. per do.! $4 40475, while weighing I) to
10 Ire. per do, S3 S0O4 30. white, weighing
H lhr per doz.. f.103.30. do do. 1 1bs. per
doz. 2C0a2S0; do., do, Kilflty lbs ner doz.,
Jl 5UJT-' 10, dark and No 2. 00c.flJl.23
FRESH FRUITa
Demand only moderate, but aluea gener
ally steaa). yuoiaiions appics cw ,,
per bbl -King, .'(2 75, cJreenlng, -'
York imperial. f22 75. Ben Davla $150O
2,25. Spy, Jl 75S2.50. 'Baldwin, Jl.T.Mr- M:
other good eating varieties, Jl 7582.50, me
dium. J1B1 50: apples. Weatern, per box. 7.1C
MJIJ10. applea, Delaware and Penneylvanla.
.... h.mn.r '7tf,0 . lemnna. Der box. J21f
.J) nrancea riorlda. per OOX. H.SUlIi .,11
i.HA.ina. rinrMi ner jtran. J23rt. irraoe
fruit. Florida, per box. ft02. pineapples, per
cri V-rorto nice 1 2.12 25, Florida, 102.
cranberrlea, fancy lato varlctlea, per bbl .
f.1 50O4 50. cranberries, Caiw Cod, Early
niackTper bbl.. $2tM; cranberrlea Cape Cnd
I'irlv lllack, per crate. 7.1cJl60, cranber
ries Jerses. per crate. 75c ff 1.25, pears, New
York. Kleffer. per bbl., J102, atrawberrlea.
riorlda, per nt . 35fl0c
VEGETABLES
Trade In choice atock fair and prlcea gener
ally well maintained. Quotations White pota
toe. per bush Penna.. (Elfi.1e ; New York,
as to qualltj. 451?.12c , white potatoea, Jerse),
per basket. S.Vp40c , sweet potatoea, Dela
ware, per hamper, large, Jl 25MI.40 medium.
SOSrOOc. , aweet potatoes. Eastern Shore, per
bbl . No 1, $262.73; No. 2, Jl. 5001.75, eneets.
Jersey, per tbl., No. 1. S JMl.tV), No, UO
2.51'; eweete, Jersey, per taskt, fSSwto. .
onlena. .choice, per buh.. Mj,i do, ordinary,
per bujh., T0T5c, do. choice, par 100 IB. bar.
Jl SOfll t0, do , medium, per 100-lb, baa;, J12S
do , eeconda, per ICO.Ib, baa, Jl; cabbage, Dan.
Ish, per. ton, tlaffll: cauliflower. Newv York
per erafe. lie el.25i aplnach, .NorfoIR, pef
bbl., 11 50. kale, Norfolk, per bbl . OOfflTSt
lettuce. FDrida, per basket, fScj.l beana, JFIor
Ida, per basket, 1 5093,50, ueaa. Florida, per
basket. fJ.SOffSi eggplant. Florlaa, per box,
Jl.Wg2.50l cucumbers, . Florida, per baakei,
Jl,733 W): aquash. Florida, per basket, Jl.fOW
2; peppers. Florida, rer carrier, J2f4 50.. to
matoea, Florida, per carrier, fancy. J2 50,1.J0
choice, llol.Wi celery, New York, per bunch,
Sofr.iOc 1 mushrooms, per 4-lb. basket, Jltjl W
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
The dlrectora of the ehattuclt-Arlwna
Copper Company voted to resume dlvl
detitl payment nntl onlcrerl ft disburse
ment of 50 cents a share, payable Febru
ary 20, lo glock of record January 30,
Captain Ttobert Sewell and William I,.
Clnton were elected directors of tho
.lenklntown National Dank to aucceeit
Chnrlea O. Kruircr and Gcorce T. Njce,
both deceased.
The ffrosg earnings of ss railroads for
tho first wcelc of January how a de
oreaae of 702,001 or 9.09 per cent
B. TJ, Iteecher waa elected president of
the Memphis Cotton Exchange to serve
one year.
Alexnnder P. Gest, special agent of the
New Jersey Division, was appointed sec
retary of tho Association ot Transporta
tion Officers of the Pennsylvania lisllroad
Kast ot Pittsburgh and Erie, to succeed
tho lato Alphonse Feldpache.
A. T. Dice was elected a director of the
Stony Creek Ilallroad Company, to suc
ceed President Theodora Vorhecs.
Chandler was a buyer of napld Transit
at 10. Parrlsh & Co. sold. Some of tba
stock was said to be for account of the
Kruger estate.
The directors of the Southern Pipe
Lino Company have elected the following
officers: President, Forrest M. Towlo,
J! Tf!ricVv,C9 Prudent, J. W. Vsjider
5. '""Durshs secretary and treasurer.
E. R. Shepard, Oil City; assistant secre
tary and treasurer, C. E. Loane, Oil City.
auditor, W. R. Daugherty, Oil City.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Glenslde National Bank,
5,I;ial!le, Tn08- B Smllh -"! Jamea
E- McCaugliey were added to the board,
and the retiring members were re-elected
Julius n. Nachod was elected president,
nnd Prltz Quittner and G. M. WhltaJter
vice presidents.
George K. Johnson was elected a mem
ber of the board of the Pennsylvania
Company for Insurances on Lives and
Granting Annuities.
The Ontario Tower Company has called
a meeting of stockholders for February
16, at Niagara Falls, to authorlro the Issue
of Jl,&60,000 5-year G per cent, second mort
gage convertible bonds. An Increase In
capital stock from JIO.OOO.OOO to JJI5,000,000
also will be considered. .
Emergency currency outstanding has
been reduced ta $83,000,000.
There was a salo of 350 shares du Pont
International Powder Company preferred
stock at 771., today, outside of the Stock
Exchange.
Additional securities of various com
panies have been placed on the regular
list of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
as follows: JSOOO KeysTone Telephone
common voting ttust certificates. $118,500
preferred voting trust certificates, $5300
American Telegraph and Telephone stock
and $100 41 per cent bonds ot that com
pany and $10 American Milling Company
slock.
Foreign Exchange bankers report heavy
offerings of bills for cotton to Genoa
drawn on London as to suggest German
destination for shipments or London's re
fusal for some other reason to accept
them as proper collateral.
Four New Tork Cotton Exchange seals
were auctioned oft today. Two for $10,000,
ono for $10,200 and another for $10,500.
The last previous sale was at $9250.
J Edgar Norton was elected a director
of the Jefferson Fire Insurance Company,
replacing K T. Stotesbury,
Orders Bank Dissolved
CHICAGO, Jan. 18. Judge AVlnde, In
the Circuit Court, has entered a decree
holding that tho La Sallo Trust and
Savings Bunk was Insolvent at the time
it was closed on June 12 last. He ordered
the bank dissolved.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CANADIAN NORTIIKIIN.
1113. Decrease
Seiond neek January,. . J23II.0TO .l23,8tiO
lrom July 1 . .. 10.410,000 3.CS1.50U
TWIN CITV LINES,
j-lrst week January . .. $1TO,200 JS.SIU
Increase,
$5,000,000
City of Philadelphia 4 Loan
DATED JANUARY 2, 1915
DUB JANUARY 1, 1045. INTEREST PAYABLE JANUAKY 1 AND JULY 1.
Offeree, for Popular Subscription at Par.
Free of All Taxes in Pennsylvania.
Free From Tax Under Income Tax Act of Congress.
Legal Investment for Trust Funds.
Safe Investment for Personal, Partnership or Corporation Funds.
Readily Salable, and Always Available as Collateral to Secure Loans.
Bonds of the City of Philadelphia enjoy a high Investment standing. They are held
largely by saving funds, trust estates and conservative institutions. They are a partic
ularly safe form of investment, giving absolute security of principal and certainty of
income. This makes them very desirable for those who wish to be sure of permanently
safe investment of their savings,
Issued in Registered or Coupon form as desired, in denominalifJi of Stoo and its
multiples. Subscriptions will be received at Office of City Treasurer?Room 143, City.
Hall, beginning Thursday, January 21, 1915. Subscriptions must be accompanied
by cash or certified check drawn to order of City Treasurer for 5 of subscription.
Settlement must be made in full within fourteen days thereafter. Full descriptive cir
cular furnished on application,
i vt RUDOLPH BLANKENBURG, Mayor of Philadelphia
JOHN M. WALTON, City Controller
MICHAEL J. RVAN.LUdtor
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