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lit' j. COMPANY 8UPPLIE9
IN TO MANY PLANTS
JPACT'JBINQ WAR MATE-
AND PRACTICALLY
THK POWEH USED BY
I BUTCTmC ROADS IN THE
UNO AND LEBANON DI8-
RTSrTHEREFORE ITS BUS.
MAY BE CLASSED AS
I ESSENTIAL TO THE CON.
STOP THE WAR.
LLY, MOCK CO.
BANKERS
fYM (MlrfeTMIIT tT
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' i PHILADELPHIA
'
WtiKW THE FINANCIAL WORLD-NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOK PRICES
SinPHUaMptiriw JlSJll
STOCKS SCORE GOOD GAINS r
IN EARLY NEW YORK TRADING!
A'asUIioMM,
- - A'avka Juneau, .
Marine -Preferred Attracts Much Attention I Z'SS&g'
1 n i i k i i. r mi t ! vin
ana oteei vjommon Advances more inan
M
New York Stock Sales
New York Bond Sales
a Point Railroads Higher
I Am Cat ft Fdy. .
Am Car & Fdy pf
Am Cotton Oil. .
. Am LlMced......
Am Unseed Df ...
Am Locomotive, .
Am bmo't S. ltel. .
Am smctt & iter pr. . . io.Vj
Am Sumatra Tou. ... Co),
Am Steel Foundries.. 5S
.'iV
public Utility
fronds
ff.DUBUCUtiIiUere
X
b&
vital to our com-
i iiwiuun in wau ui v.c
na. tunes.
iw PreiMit market nnr
fa of leading public utility
I, imitt place these ttcur-
7ii" . tl
';-' itiea on an unusually
si -. -.- - L
auracuvc oaiu.
A selected list yield
ing from 5.50 to
7.75 will be for-
warded on request for
Vt Circular PE-1 5 2.
f-i
TL-al.x- -IT-a...
;ineiiauunaiuiy
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V,Ullip.IllY
1421 Ckeatnut St., Philadelphia
Se York Chicaio Sin Francises
t, Boiton 1'ittiburih
' , Atif TtrmStUt A.erpttnat
W
NKW YORK, Jan. 16.
Advances In slock pTlcos wero In older at Uio bcRlnntnu of business,
with the demand nustnlned during tlio first fifteen minutes when gains
ranging from 1 to 2 points were made in many Issues.
A good deal of nttentlon was devoted to Marine preferred. That
Ntock, which Bold ex dividend of 3 per cent, made a. gain of 14, tecover
Ing more than one-half'the dlvdlend In the first few minutes.
1full.l L... ... .. K........1 . ,..... UnH , nl.- 4 n All
tjiuieu niuil-s ruvci common iiiustru uJ iiiuiu 111,111 ,viiib iu .7.--,. . , , . ,, " .
...... ... . ... . ...., . . .., . .. Anaconda Copper
and Crucible continued Its advance, selling nt uC;J against Co'J at the 'AtchTopftSF .
close yesterday.
There was a special movement In Mexican l'etroleum, leflectlng a
renewal of the accumulation, on which Its price rose. 2'4 to 83?J.
American Hincttlng made a gain of 1 point ti 80, t'nlon I'aclllc io"e
1 point to 112 ami Heading 1 to 71'i.
m?ni.TMPC rTiXTrpTTvITTP. SP.XrTTTVTF.MT1 RT?. A RTSWnutte A Superior
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AmTelftTol. .
Am Tobacco
Am Woolen ... .
Am Zlno L . S pf
Atlantic O K W I
Ha'dilnLoco. .
na't & Ohio .
lleth'cnem Steel.
1 lleth S Clasi II t c
Delna ptsr f p..
IlrooUjn Rap Trau
llurni nrothen
IN COTTON MARKET
IN THE GRAIN PIT
Unfavorable Fuel and Trans- Report That Washington Will
portntion Conditions Produce
v Bearish Sentiment
OTTMN IIM.T WKTIIKK COMI1TIII.NX
NFAV OKK. Jan. in. Ill follonlnc
tempratuirn wrr recorded In the cotton
belt tliln mornlnri
Oklahonm, I0 Na.hvllle, Ml Knox
illlr. VOt Fort Mmlth unci Ultte Kork. 2l
MemphW. 28t Atlanta, 2H Abilene. Maron,
nnd Ralrlsh, SOi AiiRu.tA t'hArletatt nnd
Wilirtngtnn. S3 Montcomery and Ha.
Tannnh, 34 1 Han Antonio, 40l Meridian
and lekabunr. 43l (lalie.ton nnd Jack
onllle. t IVnurota. 4fli New Orleans
nnd 'omn Chrlstl, 4: Miretenort, AJi
Theri wan .01 preelpltatlon at Meri
dian, .01 at Oklahoma nnd .02 at tort
Hmllh and .Memphla.
Ni:V YOniC, .Ian 16
Although the cotton mailtct opened
steady and generally three to eight
points higher with October four points
lower under Liverpool Belling, thcro was
little support to the marl.ct outside of
local covering orders and It later be-
Make Special Effort to
Move Shipments
(.RAIN ItKLT WKATIIKR IOKKCAST
flllCAOO. Jan. 10 Illinois I'arllr
ilooilr tonliht. nnd Xhurnda;i rontlnned
fold for .ternt rinjit,
Ml.sonrl nnd lian.im I'arth- rloudy to
Want and Thuradaji continued rold for
aereral daja.
Vtlromln Unsettled tonlalit nnd Thun
dari continued rold for Krternl dnn.
.Illnnruta Light now tonliht, colder
In northeti Thuradar partlr cloudr and
colder.
lona I'urllj r'ondr tonlalit and Thur.
Hn. colder In went Thurda- (ontlnurd
old for eeral dav..
. North .Hakytn Clondr nnd colder to
nlihti Thiirndar trnrrnllr fair,
Honth Iakotu Cloudy and colder lo
nlrhti Thumdar generallr fair nnd colder.
Nenranka l'nrtlr rlondr tonight and
Thnradari colder Thuradar und In ex
treme north nnd weflt tonight.
Montana (Icncratlr fair tonight, colder
In extreme eaatl Thuridar fair, continued
cold.
Uromlng l'artlr iloudr tonight and
Thnr.dari aomeuhat colder tonight in eat
nnd extreme norths
Canadian t'arlllc
Central Iath Co
Cent Leath Co pf
Cerro do Pasco
Chand'er Motor .
ChesapcaVe & Ohio
Chlcaeo Oreat Wcit
ChlOreatWclpf .
Chi Mil . St Paul
ClilMII&Stl'pt.
Chi ft Northwest ..
Chlltli Ttc
Cltl&I'dpcpftc ACU
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103
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iiioii nan & Ohio H.. ".,
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100i Cent l.eath lit fn. U3t
1000 Chea & o cv 4'la. HT'i
11X111 .lo con Tin 70 ,
40O0 CM & BtP irn 41 'Si 7iH4
.'(KMI do cv 44 .... 7.1 ,
lnooo c it I I' rfd 4. r.3'1
S000 col Induitrlal B. 74 ,
11M Col & Ho 4i H;
1(KKI t'lty of Pari. til... S3 .
170110 T-reneh Hep Mil,, ml ,
I'ooo 11) ontral 4i Jt.',3 74i
.'liHVi Interb 1( T ret C St.,
itIHHl lntrr M.r )tur n.. 1181
lwono mi, itond. 3V4.
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1000 do ll 4. 117.40 07.40 07.40
miou 710 Kan t T l.t l ni'i oi; 111 i
WW .Met Welt of Ch to Mb
SilUtHJ Mo l'ao cm 4 MV.
Wioo K V O ft It i . Ml'.
nooo N Y City 4 '4 a Hull no;.
13000 do 4Vin Nov 1017 lull.
iuii .-n y iinv &n... in-,
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lOcm ivnna iti-n rt 4'i HI
117( i:i7.' 1I7N
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11)00 JVro Marqiletto rn Rl
.'000 Ht I. t M t Ho It. 71
Rnon Ht fj H V ajt
1000 Kouth l'nr c 4..
7000 tl H JlubW r.
111000 tr h steel . f r..
27000 V K O II A t .'.
Bono do r.t,a -IS .
Sftono ilo r,'ia new Ml
411000 110 r.'.i 'jt .
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l'3 I 1000 i:i & Peo
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S00 I.lb llonds
3'.rl... 08.30
500 do 4s.. DO
SOO do 1st 4s 1)7.80
30 Am Car., gs
S i;ieo 81or to
10 a Asp pf o
00 Ins C.VA 23 i
200 I.k Sup O )2Vi
ISsI'lilla Co
cum pf 33
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ARE RECORDED AT HIGHER LEVELSi
' Storage Battery and Lake Superior Corporation Score A
.u r VJitlJIO J.VClIVl Xi.."".w . w...v.
Out Late, Unchanged
1
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00 DO .30
07.10 07.S0 .
The local slock market followed the
early tone In New York and price
changes were generally to higher levels
during the first half-of the session, lluid
netis was confined to 11 few Issues, how
ever, nnd Ilanld Transit trust certifi
cate!!, which made up the bulk of xes-
demand, follow fug closely the tiend on
the big board.
INACTIVE I'HILA. STOCKS
Liberty llonds were Irregular, the 3U
being n trifle higher, the 4 s oft 50-100
at !)C, and the convertible 4s Urchanged
The annual report of the Lehigh. Vi.
lev Transit t-nmnnnv. wlilM, .. .
tcrday'H turnoer. did not sell during . garbed by the Lehigh l'owcr SecurlUe.
the first hour. Later thej" came out at I Corporation, showed revenue from
jesterdays last price. 1 transportation Increased $304,847 ne
I Storage Hattery nuvanreu
irnall transaction. Lake Supi
poratlon was marked up
' trampoiiaunn increaseu J301.S47 or
d "i gn a. 15.1 per cent, for the fiscal year ended
jperlor Cor- November 30. 1.D1 7. l'owi r sales gained
a halt nnd ' 407.411. or 13.7 per cent. Operating ex-
.. II t . J l.,nf ia'
. u..Un.,,i. ... ;'""1"''"""'" ""-",-. l'hlladclphla Tiactlon scoreu iv 11111 poini icni--i '"' "'' msner. leaving a
stocks listed on the Philadelphia Ht,ocl. 1 ln ((j ,j jnMlronce i.'ompaiiy of decrease of $14,930 In the not Incjme
Exchange and In which there were 1 no Xmlh Anie,1(.a HIul 1.hadelphln Elec-1 Tle following dlreclors wero elected,
transactions today. The price given Pi Mc Wf(j tlMeliallK.I( ille General As- j.rtsideiit Harrison 11. Kehr. CharlesMi'
the last previous close: ..., phalt pieferrbl dropped a point on n 1 BM,a. Ueotge n. t'lnflln, Thomas '
Am 5'.' w-: ni i'i?N.v pta pf & Miiall Bale. American Uas lost S points m, Leonard l'eckllt. p. B. Kawy.V
Am.r Mill . ti'. i.h Val Yrutie. .7',i after oneiung uncnangeu. i (,nities.imun 11. J. stee . Colonel
New York Curb
M). 5J)i 'iO;;,
Ui 42h
lS'j
4.".
"iARNEH OIL & GAS CO.
A The. financial atatement of the liar
att Oil A Oaa Company to bo publlincd
TwHhtn the next few dasa will enow that
jar the six months ending December
lat. 1017. tho company earned at the
Itatt of between 40 and BO per rent an
afellr an Ha oat.tandl a rapltalltntlon.
Jin. addition to dividends disbursed for
gftiat period, the company paid out on
jWCJKint of plant and development about
e-- A. k.h. -.
5. (MRKb
,1.
.,, Morton R. Alexinder
gtek EzchaxiB; Bldg.
rtXILADEIf 1ITA. TA.
Ity Newark Ilo.ton Chicago
P
i-.t.
Chi e Copper
1 Chlno Copper
Co'orado Fuel S. 1
Columbia Gas IK ..
Corn Prod Itef
1 Corn Prod Rcf pf
CruJb'e Steel...
Cuba Cano Sugar
Cuba Cano Sugar pf
Del ft Hudson
Uen&ltloClpf
I Domo Mines.
Distillers" Secur
Krlc
Krlelstpt.. .
Oaston V ft W. ..
Oeneral Electric
General Motors
Goodrich II K Co .
Great Northern pf
(It Nor c for ore p
Greene Cananca I
Gulf States Wcel
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Cherolet
'OlMirn 4: Co , . .
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Magma Coppor . . .
ltuailan Out r,'jii
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Atrt Mlnr.n nr.f 1)
Cam Iron . . . 4u'i
t fan Hteel.... 1HU ,
Con Trao N J. lll'i
(l-ll Asphalt .. 14'.
lien Asphalt Pf At
lit II T 10
Hunt tr Ilrd T pf 17
Key Tel pf..., B7
Key Tel 1st pf. 17',i
l.eh Val 'lr Pf. .is
I. It llri.s 2?
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Mln.hlll . . r.
North I'ent . j
North l'a ..... SB
1 II T J'
I'hlla Tract ...70
tin Cos N .1. ;;,
! H Hteel pl.-IOl
Yorit ity if . as
Steel common adxanced l'a points be- C. Trexler, Wan en 1 Wilbur and Col.
1 fote 11 o'clock and continued in gooiiionti 1.. ji. loung.
NEW BILL HITS H00O HERE
CITY- SUCCORS FAMILY
1
Financial Briefs
Hel.eca Copper
ht Joseph
Huhnmrlno
ad.
ao'i. :to,!.
r,.)' j o 0
t'nlted Motor. . . .
United Verde Kit.
Wright-Martin,
d.i prcf .
Mil
4.1
4
14'.
13
30
.IK
City Statistician Figures Out Effect Near Starvation After Father Be.
i of Chamberlain Law, comes Demented Over U-Boat "
. , Device
About 3000 Philadelphia boss will be ( , I
(affected by the Chamberlain bill now The tamlly ot jsanc Ines. .
Stockholdeis of the Kensington V"'-
mr.ilintil.i ,.r 11l ..!. m ... . "
I OlOlKIWIUri. UL ,.r,.,hiv, ....- - wu. ,,.,, 10 ... 'l.-l ." ",;.".." V'"VUU""
0 1 Company, at their annual meeting, ro-,"" '"; ,.'" V,, r. 1it , "J. . .. "r ny ll,e c"' to.
'i'i .elected the retiring boaid of dlicctoit.. ' '""e come of ago since June 5 last. I ,,,-. The isillce dlscortie.1 them on the
. Out Ing the j ear two dltettors died, according to nguw 1 compiled l'y t ) etge of Mnning, lilies ha1ng become
1 Henry E. Stluthmami Hint Jiimes 11. Statistician 1;. .1. alien.- ." aeimiiiiti winm iiyinp ti) peifoct n .loi.
'Kellv. N11 succetroM lo then Meie that the bill will become a. law and 1 tr, combat the Cernian tubinarlne
111, that these oung men will be lemilred nienaco.
... .,.. , " " , , t0 teglBler. 1 Policeman Mori Is, of the TnentV
MONEY-LENDING RAlEb l-'iaziei Co hae diecDiiliinird their ,j.,,0 1)(,llle9 Bi,e ar- based on the eighth and Oxford streets station, urn
PIIII.AHKI.I'IIIA ("all. C per cent;. New Yolk ofllce l?ti tla lecotds nf Plilladelphla. Accord- rmtlied the lamlly's plight last night
time, r.ia per cent. Commercial , ,, ,-,. f ,).. vn,,,ii Ing to these lecorils, 15,131 male chll- when ho found Hlles-H seen- ear-old
paper, three to' four months. 5'ifi Si ' .' .-- I,l,h Jw nlV. l-ren were born In this city beteen dang iter, Ihjl,,, begging for food oa
37
7'1
5(1
per tent ;
cent.
sK months, S'j??'.-". per
II'
:i.v
H'
12S'i 1211
110 110
Reserve Banks' Discount Rates
Official rates of discount for jarh of the
twlo Keleral districts aro es follows:
. -I)a s
13 or 15 u 30 uo BOUT)
CHICAGO, Jan. 16.
Sentiment was more hearipli In thn
came ery freak, declining twenty-seven corn and oats nits today. Traders wero
to thirty-two points under last nlglit. incnneu ro nffaru tuo market as stale mi Acncui. .
The, unfavorable fuel nnd transnorta- " tlle 1,uU slde- 1'rltes for corrv dc- IntAcrlculpf
tioTcoduct a i - sraTJ1 ' issrcSr'
ment among irauers. ine pouii. was a -. . . . - . ; "--.,""" , ,, M-r Marine
to shipping liolnts. I IutMerMar pf
January otioned tic loer. at Sl"7t. Inliaper.
and Inter sold at $1.27'. ; Mav ktarted
at $t.24, ifi 1.248.. against $1 23 at the
end stssterday, and later sold at $1.24',..
The receipts hero todnv Were 2.", ran..'
yesterday's 10:30 II 11.30, The tone at Lleinool was stciriv.
ilZ2 .?5:nM,,,-,f?A-,,,,,,i,k , January oats were Arm. aiUancliig to
Si.sii ai.'s'i ai:i)3 m.m m.m I 78'c- after haUng started tio i0cr at
30.UO :io 1)3 30.70 30.70 jib (in 784c Later delleries, boweer. were
' a"!) : : . 'nt "fir. Ma opened at 70 to 73ic,
' . . against TCc at the end jestcrday
. . , ,, ., The poor 1 espouse recently to light
Liverpool (.olton arrivals and other bullish Information
LIVEP.POOL. Jan. It! Spot lotton .created a poor Impression legaidlng tho
good seller on repoits of easier spots ln
the Southwest late yesterday
Hecelpts at the ports for the day are
I estimated nt 16,000 bales, against 21,350
'bales a week ago, 20,091 bales a. year
I ago and 14,872 bales two ears ago
11.30
January
1 March
May
July
October
Spot
was slow of bale today on the basis of technical position.
23,Gld for middling, old contiact, an nil-' The nrrH.ili here today were foitv-
vance of 5 points. The sales weie SOOoithiee cars The tone at LiveriKrol was
meuuy.
m Divwivczt
fWS
Fill discount $70,000 hich-
83 Public Utilities 7S in-
Btment. Will stand the most
Strict investisration". Net earn-
KiHJS will equal four times in-
gjttjtest charges. A sound and
QMcitimatc croDOSition. Can he
lioltl locally. Underwriter re
ftlirod totfUt up $20,000 month -
Siy.- Will jrlve full details upon
irevmest. None evcenf thnni.
:'in position to meet above re
KTtfttirements need answer. Re
'jliable Banking Houses solicited.
5
MBox C 31, Ledger Office
'.'
bales. The imnorts were 8000 bales.
l-nono American. Futures were (piiut In
the early dealings. Old contract spot
prices were: American, middling fail,
24.72d: good middling, ;4.3u ; iiiiuuiiiie.
!3,Sld; low middling, 22.DSd: good or
I dinars'. 21.99d; ordinary. 21.4d.
I
I nt Nickel
Kan City So
Kan City South pf
Kennerott Copper
Lack Sfcl
Lchlch Valley
Louis A. Nasii
Maell Motors
MaxselM 1st pf
MawellMSdpf
Meilcan l'ctro emu
Miami Coppr
Midi alo Steel
Mo Kan A. Teias
Mo Pacific tr cfs
MoPacpttrd' j
Nat Conduit & f
Nat Kuam & h
National Lead
Ne Con Copper
.S-c York Centra'
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
PROVISIONS
Trade waa slow and largely of
Jobblmr character and some kinds ruled
inaue eaiasr. ino ciuoiuiioiis , wrro
follow) ITIIv h..e In !. .mnl.ed
Hlr.rfp..t. S'.n. ntMmtmm h..f In .tM. RTnnlv.d.
S7o llv h.. Inn .!,!. nn t.nil.r. Mmnlied
and ntr.ilrlFir S.lr! -.Mt.rn bref. knuckl.s I A.l.m. Ktnri 11
and tenders, si-nnk-.l 33e: beef hems. 14";: i Advance Hum.. ;
nnd
The lecelpts of wheat at MlnneanoliH
and lluluth today were 139 tars, acalnst
2C3 curs last ear; at Winnipeg 1S8 Se York N i. 11
cars, compared with. 217 cars: at jcjifolk J. Vel
Chicago, four cats, against forts -six Northern Pacific
cats. Ohio Cities Gas .
I Private cables said that thcro was i Pennsylvania It It
heaty liquidation of wheat by all baker.! pcop'e's Gas Chl
In Argentina yesteiday and that the po- Phlladc phla Co .
lltlcal ultuatlon is greatly strained there. Pltu & West Va
Tho tone at Liverpool was gnu. with Pitts. West Vapf
1 the demand Increased. l'ul man Co . .
Ry Steel Spring ..
i INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS ,Copp"
I Following are quotations for Inavtlve n.nimn A siee'
New York stocks and In which there ' Hoyai Dutch t r ...
were no transactions today. The price i st Louis San Fran
'given Is the last previous sale:
ANN17AI, BMCCmOKS
nor If famllf HI iHiii hams M I'. rlirO.
ioofe, 'SW20c: hftm. aktnnM., Iooi. 2?'B'2flc;
hsmn klnn(J. mol,(. 2Ri?2ir; other hatni.
mnWtl. city curd. as to bran J Rrid '";
:0O30o; hnm. nmoked. vrrffttrn cured. .
80c: hams, bnlt-d. bonelM, 1c: menlc
houlrler. R. P. cured, loo. 2(les P,'T,,C
houIdKra. smoUfd. 2Co; blH. in I""1;
nccordlntr to nvrrmrt. loose. 31c; lraKla
1 bacon, & in brand nd arne. city cured.
! Sffc: breakfast baron, western cured, .trtc;
lard, western, reflned, tierce. aH l27c;
lard, western, refined, tuba. 'JUM, fc27, Hrd,
pure city, kettle rendered. In tierces. 20 Vs
I 027c; lard, pure city, kettle rendered, In
'tuba. 2O,02Tc.
Morris t Essex 3D
Mnrrlst It K nraf 111.'.
Advance Hum pf 20ft m st I & S H M SO
AJax Hubber, ,, Rft xat Acmn .. 27'3
m rtun Limi, i ,at Hlaeult . .1UII
Am Can pref . WiH Nat Cloak & Ht. C
Mil I.1IN r'
Am Hide &.
Am Hide It
Am Int Ci
Atn Kmelt rr A vavt v v Doric it-
Am Smelt II .. im V- y K i V " ' iu
nn numftiru VI i' t v i ti trdi i ami-
Am Toh nf ne - ii'v JS - ' $"
prf ;'; Nt cioak & Ht. c
rW' I?i Nlit CII H pf.ioo'j
, L.; tr. Vat I: & at Pt
rVJ: rir Nttt.I.ead pref im
Cor? SI Ter & Mex 2U
DPiVivvn ciTnAnc
THE rOUBTJIeSTRKKT NATIONAL .. .. ""-'""
Ti, 4 n.NK i huppues were imHil ana the market ruiea
dJt Philadelphia, January in, t8t8. I teady under n. rooI demand. We quote on
Ltrtne Annual ejection held on the fith a drbih oi i.uvn.ii'C tor extra une cranu-
mo .onowmn locKnoiavr were I ""cu.
Dbresctora for In ensuing m
t V. Tvler Frank fl. nnt.r.
kT. Patterson Georaa K". Jnhnmn
am. A. Dick .Tanh 1. WMn.n
r ft, Nlrholeon irarn'A. Rerwlnd
cib i. uowen wuiiam M. Potts
tH. Clothier Ooftrs rjalts nirnn
, T. flhanbacker Jonathan C. Neff
. TVlllcox Charlea A. Dmret
am de lyrarK A. k. Newbold, Jr.
jrenee on t'onc.
at the meettnc of the Hoard of DU
. held this day. the fallowing nfria-.
unanimously re-electM:
aev P. Tvlr. Chairman nf tha n-it..i
LF Rhanbacker. President.
t-eV CUrk. Vice president and Cashier,
nt
Vice president.
r. j. cwmc.
Cashier.
3;THE CnWRD NATIONAL BANK
i . a . , Jnury 13th, 1D18.
Iikua Annual Hfatln- uL ai"l
heW on the th Instant, the follow.
fcnoldera were elected Directors to
B. Reevea Wm w tt.. -
BaiUrh flMIMa ls tlnssn.
lJ.E. PrL"com rten '
jlerlck Snyder Joseph Wavne. Jr.
,''.: , f-van itanooipn
vGrlbbel . Arthur V. MoAon
tryafldsn VHU1" J Turner
i P. Resves, A. J. County
,. 4. .t vylm P. liar ha
Meetlnc f the Directors, held this
.ntfa R. TltVi-a 1inanlmn.lu
Chairman and tha fAiMMrin fim....'
MHtntmoualy re-elected:
Smiinmmm, jr.. JTSSlOent.
Randolph, vie President.
y ciiarlcs ai. ABirroK.
? ' Cashier,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
C1IKRSK Demand was fair and the mar
ket ruled firm. Quotations were as fol
lows: New York. full-cream, fancy,
June, 2.T2rHc: specials hlicher; do, do,
freah-rnade, best, 23'i 23!,jc; do, do, do,
fair to coo J, 22023c.
POULTRY
I.1VH Kin deslrable-slzeJ sto.k rulel
firm, but ordinary stock was dull and weak.
The quotations were as follows: Fowls, extra
quality, welrhlnir 0 lbs. and oer each. 2 HO
1 1'ltr; do. small in medium. J0tP27c; chickens, j r.
soft-meated. 2ft021)c: atan-irv Miimir moitri. ' v
.. . ;.i . i.i . !. ..-.r. ..-, "v.,". '
1 t:HfiSOc: da. Indian Runr r. L'A!
Keys. L'Tfr'.'Nc: ireeiie, 23W28c: guineas, per
l pair, owoac; pig-eons, oa. pr pair, :.U
'2tlc; do, joune. per pair, 20 & 22c.
$K ffi! rS nS t WSt-ii U ! United F
Am W Pap pf . . .!'. North Amir . . . 44H U S Ind J
.Ain woolen orrr n.i ,I?,,'J'lulm " '"s
Am Zinc fc Lead 13 "' Oaa rets.. Ill
Assn D O 1st of '.' "nturlo Hllver.. r.
Asso Oil .. .. Iim Ovstns not prtf ins
A U t W I Pf, Pan.Am Pet pf. 00
Atl nirm i Atl Pan-Am P prior
Atl Coast Une. SI' pref ct fis
, Maid lxco pref HT Pacinc Jlall.... 25'i
H & O pref,... r.nH Peoria i Kast. HVi
I Itirrett (o ... sn Pitta Coal . ..43
, llarrctt Co of. .10S Puts Coal pref. so
Ilatonllss Mln....l J'lerce. Arrow . a.vti
Pl.rce.Arrosr pf on
. S- Ki . Ol J,
Si.ar. ItoJ A Co
blncialr Oil S. It;f
houthern Pacific .
Southern By
StudebakerCo .
Superior Steel
Tenn Cop . C
Texas Co. . .
Tnhaeeo Products
Transue & William? . 0
Union Pacific . . ill
Union Pacific pf TO
United Clear Morei . yj
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New York .
Plilladelphla . . .
iMeveland
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AttantH
I'hlt'nirn
Ht Ijouts . . .
Minneapolis .
Kansas City ..
I Dallas
I s-ati I'ranUsco. .
less
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ended December 31 shows net earnings
of . 6:2,318. This compaics with ?!.
375,300 the lirevlous ear, or ail in
creitbo of $43,042. After dividends on
prefeired stock the balance available
for common stock was equal to JS.87 a
share, compared with $9.72 the j.car be-fore.
T,,.,. mii. nml LVhriiarv. 1837. Ill me sirou He went to the linm. ,.i
arriving at his conclusions. Mr. Cattell found tl- wire with a nine-months-old
took Into consideration the estimated Infant in her arms huddles about an oil
iintn iinu ins who were rent to
ami the tlill.
'hlldren's am
nuuit l.s
took Into consideration the estimated niiiuu in ner arms uuuuies i
number of deaths nnd removals from "tJVj Hilts nnd liln wf, v
the cltv as well as the probablo num- V'0 I'hlbulclph'a Hospital a
her nf those who have moved in since i Jlr'n turrcti ovti to the Ch
18!C.
INTERCEDED FOR PRISONERS
. .4
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24 'i
DAIRY PRODUCTS
(YliSTnilDAV)
Transfer books of the J. (1. Drill Com- I
pany vvlll close 1'ebruary 8 and open
I-'ebruaiy 1.1 for the annual meeting "to 1 2'"iglil Results and Friend of Ac
be held February 13. ' ; cused Also Is Held
Son lo Succeed Dead Treasurer , , " ,,
vrvniiri-rntt'S- Pa Tin 1C It has A lot Ious1' and tumble fight de-
Stanley K. Anders, i eceiv ing teller at me I youins ueiu ii B.ruuuK s.u. ... ,.
'People's National Hank, Nortlstown, I Ing it. interceded for them and threat-
would be appointed Treasurer ot Mont- I m.j Detective John Murphy and Yard
gomery County by (.overnor uriiinDnugii ,., j , , Marshall. Pennsylvania Hall
to fill tho vacancy created by the death ' , ,,.
.11' j ai'j J14
1 nf Ueorire H. Ander",
! committed suicide.
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111 Til. tt Tho market maintained a very
(Inn tone nnd prices chowed n. hardenlna
tendency on strictly fanry coods. Itecelpti.
of solld-imc.rd creamery, as well as o.
prints, wer" lluht and there was h cood de.
maml. vshlch Kept supplies vvtll cleaned up
Quotations!
Western, fresh, solld-pjiked eleaniery. ex
tra. ,.3c. iimiier-scorinic aouns. ...if.ioc; ex- , ,..,
r."""!.. nosisic. lrsts. 4.M4B-. .eeond, ."".' n'Vt'i, tie and author of books hearing by Magistrate Collins.
ilVL,cVT,rirJreae"rv'".'ood' to 011 aft. is dead here. Ho was born iouths--Uec.rgo Peterson. 2C30
rliolie. 4TW40C! do. nnllnars, 4.,r live: near
his father, who oaa empiojcs.
The IntercesFor. AValter J. Gallagher.
"Til West York htreet. was overpowered
Charles II. Caflin, Author, Dies by Murphy In a i-et-to In front of the
NKW YORK' Jan 1C (Jluiles II .Nineteenth and Oxford btrerts station
.Ktv.ffitir -ears old. widely no wim oviu 111 .,. un,. ,u. u. muwi
(Jels Covcrnment Research Job
Itobert H Tracy, of the Bureau
Municipal Research, has accepted a call -ri
to the newly created JJureau of dovern- ''m
meut P.esearch. of Indianapolis. M
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tiv prints, (ami. r.Te. do. averac' extra,
r,4fl r.ilc-j firsts, 4Hr."itc: semm, 40(p48c;
special bi.nds Jobliinij at 69 8tillr
K1HIS Strictly fresh eniis were scarce and
wanted with transaitlons mostly In a Job.
Iilntf vvav at a premium over vsholesale
prices Held racs ruled firm under small
supplies Quotations:
Nearby firsts, sin iMUJlP. r.O per case: do.
lurrent receipts, I1H. HO per case, do. feconds,
S ir,.0ls.3il per case; western. xtra firsts.
tlD.'-'Oef 10 ISO per rase; dn. firsts. I1S.0O per
case; do, seconds, 115 I.O0P1R ,10 per case: r
frlaerator effnS. extra. 113 SO per rase; flrsts,
$1.1.50 per tairo: seconds, U-.f ftW 1:1 L'O per
case: selected rarrfully candled ejres were
Jobbing at ,irT3c per uozen.
The twi
HaVcrt
In Knglatid and came to Ameilca in ttreet, and Hugh Henry, 2 ill est 101 It
1832. He lectured In connection with jtieet had been held In $300 ball each
the University Intension courses of the for fuither hearing, accubed of taking
rennBj lvania Academy and the Y'ale coal roin the Pennsylvania. Itallioad
School of Fine Aits said at Twenty-fifth and Diamond
ttreets, and selling it In a pushcart,
Noted Farmhouse Burned .
WII.MINOTON. Del., Jan. 1C. The
house on Loiewood Farm, the birthplace I
of the laie unier justice unaries 11.
War-Savings
Stamps
pay you the amount you invest,
at the end of 5 years, witli 4ft
interest, compounded every 3
months. You can buy the
stamps here or almost any.
where.
It XNIsERI
(Established 183)
321 Cheatnut St., Philadelphia
I-ore, of this stale, was burned ye.
lerdav. The farm Is located near Mid-
dletown. The loss on the building was
about $3000. The place belongs to J.
W. Vansatit. of Philadelphia.
TirntiiSni TMutrtra ftw CHlflPA TlrVfl 1 1
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET ' .n.T.avrtf! r.trv. j.n. m iin r
I
71 j
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Aucust
Heptembei
October . .
t November
1 Iiesinber
i January .
February
March . .
April
May
Juno . . .
July . .
Today's
cpcnlnff
. s.4tlfiS.4J,
. S 18S.r,0
S.lii8.5
Yesterday'a lieine drawn. Oeorire H. Brooks. suDerln
rij!?a an I tendent of the Atlantic City Steamship
S4484(i and Terminal Company, announced,,
s'nifls 53 ' for two 250-ton steamships to be
s!58'fii l built at tho company's plant here for
s n;ms no , frela-ht-carrylnir service between Phlla- .
Atlantic uiiy. iney will
T.Toai.OO
-!ij 07.08
8,'l988.t!0
T.n.i if 7.7n j delphla an'' Atlantic (
i-IiSSJ'-S cost about V50,T00 each.
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i n.'iiiis.n;
R.lSJrR.Pr
8.'J3J8.27
IlIVIDKNDS
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ALUINK TRl'ST COMPANY
2020 thestnut Street
Cspltal ,'-00.000 00
Refined Sugar Unchanged """ "" L'nduwj.,u.'rlyt-i?g:7!!iv!
NliW YORK, Jan. 1C Refined sugar) At a tneellne of the Hoard of 'Irectors'of
is unchanged, with the American. .Na- vm
tional and Arbuckle Brothera quoting plus, making the Surplus Account 1150 noo
7.45c. Tim Federal and tha Warner and tha Undivided Profit, Accuunt 153.-'
5 0'.' I Companies remain withdrawn. Cuban , A"feiruUr Quarterly dividend of to and
raws are uncnangeu at S.OUoc, uuiy paid. one-half per rent waa declared, increasing
...
bt),
Ys
112
BAR SILVER
S..1IH
en
llklvn tin Gi
llrnwn flhn.
.",ri.i.-i"r. AX' '""d Stl Car l
('ai pptroi
lal Petrol pref,
r"!ftW-'i?YiR?.,i2
V.II1 V IIIUII. , . , IJn.. Hit
Chi t Alton pf. 234 X '" Arms , . 54'.
r vv pr.ia'i1. '-.; "' .." -"
'.
ruit.
Alcohol ..
I U S Rubber
U S Rubber 1st pf
II S Sm Ret 4. M
, U S Sjn It i. il Pf.
US Steel
1 V 8 Stce! pf . . .
I Utah Copper
1 Wabash .
1 Wabash pf A
Wabash pf 1).
Western Maryland.
.117
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Today Test.
, London (pence) 44T. 44T,
T.ast
Wed
45',
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CHICAGO QRUAT WKSTERN
. n.io ' .
Iim ; ...,n jncrea.e
UCi.i.T-i... week January. SL'58.242 11R R7-.
. DO 111 . UOJj W!l nt k. j,nuarJ..
.lOStf losli lOS'i 10o'. J .Decrease.
' Co ?2u ru Hrv cnspf.mm, Western Union Tel
.'ret .' 38 i'H Stl Bps- pref B5 Westlns E 4 M
" . 11 5'i &JS " (" "' ". . White Motors .
It b! 5. ii'."d,,n SdnF.r;f ?? I Wllv ..Overland
Wiljs-Oietland
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20!,'
13
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31.' I
3S
111! a
78' i 78
S 8
the dividend from a rale of elc-M Per tent!
per annum to ten per rent per annum. The, '
dividend Is pavable rbraarr 1st, 1918, to i
' stockholder, of record January 25, 1018.
- 1018- - Cheques will be mailed.
Hlsh Iw THOJIA3 II. INCIRAM,
45'i 43',i ' Treasurer.
nmECTOKY OP ACCOCNTANTB I
Certified Pnhlle Aeennlant
LAsslllJ-NClJ B. UltOWN 4, CO. I
Kit tlEAL, ESTATE TRUST HL.DC1.
. INVE8TIOATB t ADJUST PARTNKRSIItP
IcOBPORATION DISPUTED ACCOUNTS
Brown Brothers & Co.
FOVRTH AND CRKaTntVT STRZKTH
PHILADELPHIA
I
Travelers' Cheques
In Denominations of $10. $20, $50 and $100
payable through the
United States, Canada. West Indies, etc.
aajiijifi!!"iiiiLiii!ii.n!:;!ji:i:;i"i!'4iHu;:i!i;!ni:iiii!T;r;:uri!ii!irTT;iiinumi!!J :l!ilHHH!':!1!;:1;llin.::'Il:tlfir:rlT:;a:FHT!Ti1T:ll,ll;ri::ltHrlIil!r;n;il!lrr:!mlGIagi
J why increase your capital
fa J-
or seek a partner?
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Sek. I'lttn Co A So 1st Pf 47 i 2'rord AI,., 8
Sii'if. im' ' Col Po Id pf. 42Vi Hesbrd A 1. pf. 17
;?-...' 'n.';' Comn Tab Rec. L'7 Nears-P..,. pref 11,1
' FHANHXIN NATIONAL BANK
-.,"..; fiuiaa.ipnia,. January 14, 1B18.
trjN follOWlntf .tni-WhAM... .-
rTMrMtoni of thl, bank to aerv, for
ftautatav Wat a su4 " awa
tw year, vi.i ,
'. suwiln
fTTainall ..
rora jucaihs
?J,,,.r'.,:CItnl'r
ctuirlten Yarnall
';
iwara , Meals
Irk'Tn Rally
ut H. Marrls
. Mad.lra
r f aasraer
Harris. Jr.
Kan fUrnia
!!!. '. !w Director, held this
'Jii.fle2iutl'r. wt.m unanimously
Jr.,' aniJE. . Paasmor '"Ylc,
a."
Vft " J. Wit. XIARPT.
FRESH FRUITS ,
Cholca stock sold fairly and ruled firm, but
frost-damaged rtock was Mttl wanted and
Irreaular In value. Quotations: Apples
per bbl., Jonathan. J5(l r.n; Klaa. Ht
5.73: Northern Spy, 13.5005.50: Tvvent.'
ounce. 1105 50: Hubbardston, I3.25t5.'.'5,
(Ireenlnc. I4OHS0; Ilaldwln. 3 50M5.50
Hums Ileauty. tJ.503H50; Stayman Wins,
sap. 140112.1; lilack Twit. 3.S0f3; l'ura.
sun, I405.25: Uanu, 1394.50: York Im
perial, ta(r.1.23; lien Davis, $303.50. Ap
phes, western, per box. Jonathan, tl.50fp
2.23; Winter llanana. St. 756.2.50; hpltzen.
Iwrir, ll.50rJ2.50; Home Ileauty, I1.50M
2.25; Delicious. tt.73O2.S0; Kill.-. 11,300
2.50; Ortley. tl.60O2.30. ptayman VVlnesap.
I1.8.102; I'earmaln. tl.7302: Newtown
Pippin. I1.50O2; lilack TulE. 11.0002.
Gano. tl.2501.73. Apples, nearby, per hani
per.w50oO 11.60; jjo. do, per S -bush, basket,
23COI1.25. . lemons, per box. I3WT. Ha.
aanaa. per bunch, tl.2'02.,',0. Oraneesl
California, per box. I2O3.50; do, Florida.
ar box. I2ST3.50. Tangerines, riorlda. per
strap. 307. (Iranefrult. Florida, per boa,
IIOS: do, Porto Itlro, per box. J204 30.
Pineapples, Porto Rico, per crate, 13 254ret
Grapes. California. Tokay, per rraU, t1.13&t
1.43: do. do, Rmperor. per drum t.14.
Cranberries, Jerasy. tsr crat. t.1.2505,
do, do, per bbl.. I1301R. Strawberries.
Florida, per qunrt. 50075c; do, California,
per pint, 10 049c.
VEGETABLES
Cont Can H7 Hhattuck Aria.. 111.
i;on li ri J, i- i".. nioss.r.nen; . , , 411
Cont Int Cal M 17JJ Ho p it Huaar..l43
Consol Gas .... 87". Houth Rvvy pref 5H
rruclbls Ptl pf. nn stand Mllllna.. s.1'1
(stand Mllllna pf 81
Htudehiker pr-f ni
Pup Htl 1st pref OS
Tex A Pac.. .. 17
Texas Co rets.. 10'i
Cuba C Pub nf 80
1 leer . uo or. u;t
Den - Itio dr.. n
Detroit Kdlson.125.
1 I. ft W . . 1711'
Daniel n.' l'.ni
jS.enlf ie.'vJv?J1 Many of lha arrival, wer, of vinattractlva
lwiH -riiii. rf .iock ana prices covered a wide range, ac.
. . -.". . . I htnl n. In Mitnlltv OiiAl.llnnl. Uh .. Mil.
Itnes. Jersey, per H-bushet baakst, A3 Ibs-
N. 1. 750900- No. 2. 4(1 (tunc: hlle nnts.
Itnes. per 100 lbs. Pennsylvania. $2.2.1031
w TorK. 4..it,.f..su: weai.rn. i;.iavj. 4111
sweet potatoes. Jersey- per a -bushel basket.
..13 lbs. Rous, sweets. No. 1. tl. 10O1.40;
bouss sweets. No. 2. 70075c; barn sweet. .
No. 1. TScOll; bam sweet. No. 2. 600 00c;
'sweet potatoes. Jersey, per hamperNo. 1,
$1.6002: No. 2 I101.S5; celery. New Tork.
per bunch. 23015c: celery. New York, per
:crate. St.anff 4.50: lettur. Florida, per ham.
wr: r,0eS; lettuce. California, per hor.
,.MVOl.;.l! lettuce. Louisiana, ner bbl.. HO
1.50; raullflower. loins' Island, per rrate,
.1202.50; cauliflower. California, per rrate.
S392.25! bniasela sprouts. 1snar Island, per
nuart. lR028r vatreress. New Toek. per
loo himehes. t208i ecimlants. Florida, per
4 Isot. I205I eucumhera. Florida. Tier liim"-r,
laasta: Kjiisanes. nouns, pe-r ni, iiMiwi;
spinach. Norfolk, per ht... HC1.W1; anlnaeh.
Texas per Irtisnei.pnsser. .s.miwiE.Di" ..',
Norfolk, par -bl.i tLBOO": bean,. Florida
rr hsmpe'. MOTllseets. Florida, per crste.
S3 aotsa.nui pess rmriua. ner nainper. .n.
8TBKN NATinVaw stax-sr
1 Avi.m ui IIm.j
- Ylvlla.. Pa.. Jan. IS 101a.
dinar at th. Directors, held thl,
towlatr olc,r,wer unanimously
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Haskell ft Hark 31 Twin City R T, US
Havana Ulec. ,101 Underwood Tpo 90
linmestake . . 8d Cndervvd T pf . ,118'i
Illinois Cent ... P4 United Alloy Stl 87
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Lorlllard P ....130 Utah Seo Corp. 1!
Markav Co pref 57,. " 8 8 ft It pref 44H
Max Mtr 2d pf. 20S Va Car Chem.. 87
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
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4a reclatered 1025
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Panama 2 refflatered 10 a 8 .
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, COLONEL YAMAMUItO
MARRIES IN JAPAN
Having- obtained the panclion of
1 (leneral Hooth, commander In chief of
the Salvation Army, Colonel Vamamuro,
of that cruaniation, recently took for
I wife Miss Vetsuko Mldzuno, a captain
i In his regiment.
Since he lost his first wlfo In July
of list ear tho colonel, has worried
, about proper care for his' six children,
i They were looked after by the army
officers during hH recent absence ln
Kngland, but on his return, acting on
' the advice of General Booth, he decided
to remarry,
lie announced In a frank and manly
way the conditions on which he would
wed before a meeting of the sisterhood,
First, tho candidate for wifehood must
be a woman who had served ln the Sal
vation Army for several years, during
which she had worked earnestly and
sincerely for the faith and lived the
life of a hermit. Second, rather than
a good orator, she should be able to
lead tho practical life of a poor fam
ily. Third, she must be healthy.
Fourth, she must be not too young,
Fifth, she need not be called beautiful.
Colonel Vamamuro In explaining
these stipulations said he did not feel
called upon to Insist upon an absolutely
homely "woman. Captain Vetsuko Slid
zuno, who accepted the contract. Is
thirty-four years old, a graduate of the
Higher Normal School for Women, In
Toklo, and has had long and active
experience as a teacher and as "a sol
dier" Hi Salvation Army ranks. East
and West News.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Central Railroad' of New Jeraeyf. reaular
nuarterly of 2 "par cent, parahl, February
1 to' stock of rerard January 24;
Bear,. Itoebuck ft Co.. reaular quarterly
af $2 pr snara on common, payable Febru
ary 13 to stock jof record January SI.
a Proctor'ft tumble Company, a dividend "of
3 par 'rent on common, 'payabln February
IK In stnrk nf r.raird .JMnliarv ?K I Tr.ii.l.,
iVKatautn.Fvla"a4W Paper. Company.1
Nine Varieties of Flying Fish
Certain varieties of fish jump from
tha water and soar through the air
with every appearance of flying. They
do not work their flns aa wings, how.
ever, but glide with them In long,
graceful arcs. There are nine known
varieties of so-called flying fish, and
they can soar for at least 000 feet be
fore returning to the water, Marine
Journal.
I This 'Is German Kultur
In the village of Gmueden, In Austria,
where Serbians wtr. Intarnod, 2000
tomb, have been added within the year
to the camp cemetery. San. Francisco
MlM
fins (iiuIKIeclHolli are essentials which
cannot b done icithoiit under any rondi
(Ions, .dn fiivesfme!. fn i'libllo Utility
ooitds is amply secured.
First
Mtge.
Bonds
To
Yield
About
6V4
Pennsylvania Tax
Refunding Provisions
Arizona Gas&ElectricCo,
First Mortgage S. F. 6 onds
Dated Jan. 1, 1917 Due Jan. 1, 1937
Denominations! $100, 5500, $1,000
INVESTMENT FEATURES:
I'll at Mortgage.
Net earnings over three times bond Interest.
Sinking fund now operative.
Property located In rapidly growing section.
Detailed circular on request
F.W&KOTKS&37.
INCOnPOItATED
Stock Exchange BIdg, Philadelphia
New York BostoA
L. L. WlNKELMAN ,d CO.
MCI-B183 or 7HC NEW YORK CURB ASSOCIATION
ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF THEIR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
TO
' l o. .
704-706-708 WJDENER '. BUJLDI NO
i
JANUABV I9H,9
Turn your pre
sent "frozen"
capital into
cask and make
your full dis
count s im
prove your
credit and in
crease your
turn-over.
Ulllllllllllllllilllllll
Manufacturers and Wholesalers worth
$20,000 tp $1,000,000.
Why increase your fixed Capital or
seek a partner with the many objections
to each? You can give us a small limited
portion of your profits, use our money
and quit at any time. We have no voice
in your management.
Why limit your growth for lack of
working capital, when you probably have
ample capital now lying idle in your
Accounts Receivable, producing no
further profit until said accounts are
paid or sold?
As you cannot sell your merchandise
for cash, why not sell merchandise on
credit and then sell us the accounts thus
created for - cash? Your customers,
whose accounts we buy and who do not
discount, usually more thnn repay our
charge -if they do discount our charge
is infinitesimal.
If all your customers were to discount
in 10 days.couldn't you buy and sell prob
nbly twice as much merchandise in one
year and make two profits where you
now make one?
Our total charge is only 1-30 of 1
on the net face of accounts for each day,
(1 a month figured to the exact day)
from date of our purchase until paid, if
you sell us $100,000 within a year;
otherwise there is an additional charge
of $5 per $1,000. No interest. No com
mission. No exchange.
We let you collect as usual the accounts
you sell us, without disturbing your cus
tomers. 'in 1917 we purchased $51,078,171.11
of Accounts three-fourths from con
cerns rated $35,000 to $1,000,000. '
Write or 'phone us or our nearest rep
resentative for our plan and rate.
iraaia'HGinHBSffl
Commercial Credit Company
Non-Notification Commercial Bankers
Cash Capital $2,250,000 Surplus $375,000
Total Resources Over 410,000,000
BALTIMORE
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